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Premium Member Dragon Day Celebration:Running of the Dragons
I cried: Dragon I beseech Thee… Not to tempt me with your crazy ways!
Yet here I am, always… again… caught in your vortex every, single day.
Now he wants a statue, made in his own image...

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Categories: bottleneck, adventure, fantasy, fun, funny, humor, humorous, imagination,
Form: Light Verse



Corruption Crusader
I cannot focus on the focal point to equivocal, the pain in my memory, to memorial site. The night smells gunpowder in the middle galaxy to summon the smart, south to Saturn where I rest...

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Categories: bottleneck, hip hop, poverty, prejudice, satire, sorry, ,
Form: Political Verse
Dangerous Green
The town that I was born in was a small and ‘one horse’ place,
where no one held a secret and we knew each other’s face.
Nothing seemed to ever change but then we seen the myth...

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Categories: bottleneck, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Anxiety
Here it is again
That sudden uneasiness
The alarms are going off in my body
My heart begins to pound
The blood rushes to my head
I can't think clearly
My mind starts to crave safety from something...
In my mind I...

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Categories: bottleneck, anxiety, feelings, me, poetry, solitude,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member The Epitaph of An Abdicator
    There sat in opulent xanadu, the 
 demagogue of empirical hedonism, 
his granary once fuelled regal reign of epicureanism:

gregarious, restive, much-awaited successor of imperial dominion, 
neurotic, obstinate, was the cynosure of...

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Categories: bottleneck, appreciation, education, eulogy, hero, history, inspiration, inspirational,
Form: Epitaph



On Old Black Coat
IT HUNG IN THE SMOKEHOUSE FOR YEARS ON END,
JUST AN OLD BLACK COAT THAT NO ONE WOULD MEND.
THE LAST ONE TO WEAR IT WORE IT IN DEATH,
HE HAD IT ON WHEN HE BREATHED HIS LAST...

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Categories: bottleneck, nostalgianight, old, time, night, old, time,
Form: Narrative
If You Want To Improve,
don't be afraid to be foolish and stupid    (Heroditus)

When I first met her
     I knew there was something
     she gave me

   ...

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Categories: bottleneck, lost love, nostalgia, passion, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Nocturnal Occlusion
wobbling
    anecdotal
         narrative
             conspicuously
        ...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bottleneck, analogy, appreciation, heart, inspiration,
Form: Other
Liquid Love
My reflection is too heavy to bear 
alone, it’s easier to look at myself and my failures
through the amber liquid, tears
through my system, warm and sure.         

You...

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Categories: bottleneck, lost love, loveme,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member U Know Not Really of My Love
It's a cool measure of our ex'd life blood low
family volume keeping the venous-return and arterial
alert-compressive, but youth manical-down
deep fried effervescence continuance abliss
smooth blowburn alive-high frequency antedote
fevered pitch-a  mellow deed
digestive cornerstone just picked, uncanned
cloud...

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Categories: bottleneck, analogy, character, feelings, how i feel, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Moment In Catagorical Time
It's a cool  mesure of life blood low
keeping the venous vacant return and arterial alert
               compressive but maniacal
down  ...

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Categories: bottleneck, absence, angst, change, desire, emo, how i
Form: Free verse
Pseudo
You smile at a distance,
Honesty hidden behind your teeth,
Tongue poised to reminisce,
Of linen floors and bed-sheets,
I can't remember,
How your hand felt in mine,
Memory locked in December,
When our fingers intertwined,
A nostalgic misfortune,
Cheap stuffed bear excavated by...

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Categories: bottleneck, girl, heartbreak, longing, love hurts,
Form: Rhyme
Decay
Trembling hands succumb to the pain,
A mushy exhibition of veins seeping through.

Nerves pricking the insides of the brain,
Never known a condition like it to be true.

Probably a bottleneck to my work,
Worms tangling around in the...

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Categories: bottleneck, dark, death,
Form: Rhyme
The Bereaved Employee
Quick to forget the Off-Duty Grant
That makes bosses not rant
Easily treating An Observer,
To a levity of A Grieving Server
All stops are boldly pulled out
Like irritable errors struck out,
All restrictions kicked aside
Or left to their time...

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Categories: bottleneck, anxiety, business, career, death,
Form: Rhyme
Marriage
With the advancement of age
Man starts to think about marriage

The boy and the girl are nubile.
It's high time to change the living style

Through the union of husband and wife
Marriage brings stability in life.

Being the foundation...

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Categories: bottleneck, divorce, husband, social, society, wedding, wife,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Announcement From Congress
Announcement from Congress
By Franklin Price
4/1/2017

Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye
We've come to you today
To announce a change in Washington
To begin the first of May

We the seated members
Of the Legislative here
Have agreed to work together
To make...

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Categories: bottleneck, political, satire,
Form: Rhyme
I O U
i o u
by Michael R. Burch

i might have said it
but i didn’t

u might have noticed
but u wouldn’t

we might have been us
but we couldn’t

u might respond
but probably shouldn’t

Keywords/Tags: Impasse, Defeat, Alienation, Divorce, Break Up, Breaking Up,...

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Categories: bottleneck, absence, break up, divorce, farewell, goodbye, leaving,
Form: Couplet
When the Smoke Clears
You want a moment
To take a breath
I said I’d wait for you
But you up and left

I’m back to chasing shadows
Running from the light
Can’t stop the bleeding
It’s a product of oversight 

If the pieces break
Can you...

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Categories: bottleneck, addiction, desire, farewell, fate, goodbye, longing,
Form: Rhyme
The Millionaire
Oh how I wish I were in that position.
If I was picked by John Beresford Tipton
to be granted a one million dollar check.
Can reality get past the bottleneck
of an imaginary situation?
Is there such altruism in...

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Categories: bottleneck, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things