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Premium Member le livre bleu
“le livre bleu” 

Terabytes.
lonely poets, writers, 
musicians and artists play here,
they wear masks that cover
vermillion dripping smiles
over sharp little wolverine teeth,
they drown their sorrows in their muses -
contemporary little monsters – Still Life, 
they call...

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Categories: bowie, muse,
Form: Free verse



Exits Exist
"Exits Exist"



prophecies materialised
bad dreams of tomorrow
arrived vaporising today

the higher ones 
prepared their exit plans
they thought they were gods

but they were just
children playing 
at being man 

insanity is a monster
who no longer sees
exits exist

on bended knee

dark...

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Categories: bowie, humanity, peace, religious, symbolism, war,
Form: Free verse
Rearrange The Hurt
Kate:
Stand tall,
Light - Line falling
The sun is calling
So lets ride the rain and go
Let’s go

Lets ride, Michelle
Lets ride

Michelle:
Kate took control of every trip,
We took,
Buying into non-conformity,
She drove us,
She rode us,
She saved us
And once we were...

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Categories: bowie, anxiety, death of a friend, friendship, growth,
Form: Rhyme
Ode To African Child
Oh! African child, the temple
A redient beauty of nature
Thou are the cradle capital
 Of humanity and creatures
The founder of patriarchal

Oh! African child,
The coy the toy of the wife
Beauty of nature and life
The belike of Bowie...

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Categories: bowie, africa, baby, birth,
Form: Rhyme
Inevitable Death Defines Afterlife - Deux
Inevitable death defines afterlife - deux

Flinty stones figuratively rolling inside
whooping out that primal 
binaural beat of your drum
ma mind haphazardly 
ricocheting axon to neuron
inducing inxs of chaos 
wreaking entropy beheld 
by beauty and the beast
enveloping...

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Categories: bowie, absence, allah, angel, atheist, creation, death, eulogy,
Form: Rhyme



Chaos Theory
"Chaos Theory"



The Message is sent on a breeze
Fire eats the wounds of a Mother

Her skin blisters
cracks and peels 

Her children inhale a different pollen
Drones bark messengers like Bowie's Diamond Dogs

Tables now turn
machines are giving orders...

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Categories: bowie, future, humanity, world,
Form: Free verse
Inevitable Death Defines Afterlife Trois
Inevitable death defines afterlife - trois

So all I ask, would be
inviting, offering, and ushering me to 
top secret cygnet committee
to give this average sized 
chapped sticky man
spinning the david bowie playlist 
as a somber dee...

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Categories: bowie, absence, allah, analogy, angel, appreciation, blessing, death,
Form: Rhyme
Whitby 2012
The embers glow mysteriously as the breezes pass
In Whitby where the terraced houses fell on mass
Two new friends sit and chat about the devastating storms
And as they sit and talk an old legend is reborn.

T'was...

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Categories: bowie, fantasy,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Rainbow Sherbet and Dying Poems
I never got why you always
Ate the red pink color out 
The Sherbet ice cream

It was like excavation
How you removed all the cherry
Without even affecting the other colors

Leaving the orange and the vanilla
Neatly for others
Who...

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Categories: bowie, bereavement, best friend, cancer, caregiving, death of
Form: Dramatic Verse
Hide the Details

Everybody got a Hollywood life story
to tell
More meat on the bone
give juicier bites 
to sell
Nobody ever turns in a tarnished silver screenplay
Those warts and mistakes
get Photoshop casting couch edited away
Baby Jane rude attitude don’t make...

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Categories: bowie, allegory, fun, metaphor, word play,
Form: Vogon Poetry
Premium Member Stevie Ray Vaughan Inspiration
Stevie Ray's guitar spurred the 1980s blues boom.
He wasn't like any other guitarist.
Inspired by Buddy Guy, Albert King, and Albert Collins...
He linked blues and rock in the late 1960s.
He ruled the American blues from 1983...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bowie, analogy, appreciation, beauty, history, music,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Righteous Sunday
Bands of sunlight
Streamed through the curtains
Woke up to a glorious spring day
In Lowndes County Georgia 1918
Little Sara and Clint jumped in our bed
For morning hugs around
A day to remember
Filled with love, legacy
Our people

Slipped on my...

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© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bowie, america, anger, christian, death, discrimination, power, racism,
Form: Free verse
The Grey Goose and the Languages of Doves
"The Grey Goose and the Languages of Doves"



He threw the Grey Goose 
out the window,


It landed on 
The Road;


shattered in a dozen 
sharp glistening diamond
different ways 
on a day 
that meant a dozen 
different peaces...

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Categories: bowie, freedom, psychological, romance,
Form: Free verse
I Can'T Breathe I Am
"I Can't Breathe I Am"



I can’t breathe
when you 
paint the words 
“Flow” 
on my throat
when the words 
are trapped 
and I am gagged

I can't breathe
when you're kneeling
in prayer 
on my neck 
singing a gentile 
white...

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Categories: bowie, color, freedom, i am, symbolism,
Form: Free verse
Our Town's Unknown Hero
It is said that here in old Elmerton,
up in the mountains of fair Idaho,
terrible things regularly went down,
evil all of the townspeople would know.

A bandit known only as ‘Beast’ Horton
had killed the sheriff and taken...

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Categories: bowie, adventure, hero, history, mystery, remember, sad, violence,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Be Amazing Be a Poet
Dear New Poet,
Don't you just love modern poetry! So free to be ourselves in so many fun forms. Never mind the sonnet or finding a rhyme for bonnet. Just ideas flowing to express what one...

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Categories: bowie, dream,
Form: Prose
A Summer Re: Follicular Fall Out Can Spring a Heady Winter
Thy scalp thoroughly massaged during hair washing, 
after showering (frequently tapping the cold water faucet – 
in an effort to ramp up brisk temperature tolerance), 
an immediate process to shake out matted down hairs 
follows...

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Categories: bowie, absence, anger, angst, anxiety, emotions, hair, how
Form: Free verse
Premium Member It's Been Real
Every now and then,
I go on what I call a, "wilderness survival excursion."
Basically I venture deep into some remote wilderness region,
with little more than the clothes that I'm wearing,
and survive on whatever Nature may be...

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Categories: bowie, endurance, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Westward Ho'
In the 1600's, Europeans lived on the eastern shore
Their numbers grew, they wanted more.
Iroquios, Sauk, Ottawa, and Mohawk were tribes they met
Too many and more, paid our forefathers' debt.
Men moved west thru the Cumberland gap
Daniel...

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Categories: bowie, adventure, cowboy-western, history, native americanmen, longing, men,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Looking At Things From A Different Prospective
I can understand Cowgirls
And some are real cows
But 'Cowboys'?
Shouldn't they be Bullboys?
Why did they call the chimp
On Tarzan 'Cheater'?
I wouldn't play cards
Did Williams Tell spill the beans?
If rabbits have holes? 
Can they be filled again?
So...

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© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bowie, howl,
Form: Free verse
Eddy, Bank Robber 2
I asked Eddy on this and he asked me who told me. I said one of the lads but I don’t want you hurting him. He was fine. I said I knew a bank robber...

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Categories: bowie, crazy, scary, society,
Form: Free verse
It Came In Our Dreams
“It Came in Our Dreams”

The Others 
watch on,
somewhere above us.

we, ant like
form our battalions
soldier ants 
with no substantial sting
repelling reptilian 
brains in flight
striking our oily deals 
sliding into our nightmares, 
acrid smoke, bee-keeping our hives
we...

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Categories: bowie, dream, humanity, war, world,
Form: Free verse
Chester Miller's Final Fight, Part I
In the desert waste Chester Miller looked out,
saw the rest of the gang riding back slow,
fresh from the bank job in Copperstone Creek,
a place that Chester could dare not go.

He’d spent his teen years in...

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Categories: bowie, change, conflict, courage, death, family, forgiveness, sad,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member The Alamo
An earthen gray memorial stands alone against
A rugged desert landscape, built by the mortal
Hands of the faithful.
No bells do ring, in the churches steeple, but in the
Heart of Texas it's sounding message can never
Be silenced,...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bowie, america, history, imagery, imagination, inspirational, international, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Night Flight
"Night Flight"

the sky is 
an open eye
blue as the
Orpheus ocean 

clear in the 
shallows' grit
naivety irritates it 
birthing hard gems

it calls in 
from beneath 
the undertow 
a new dawn  

Morpheus deep
bipolar colours 
unrecognisable
hues and...

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Categories: bowie, humanity, peace, sky, war,
Form: Free verse

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