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Salvage
"Salvage"


Salvage the fixating salvation 
unfurling from the wreckage
of a numb world twisted inside
treasure climbs swimming 
the ladder from the deep of all things 
reaching upwards travelling in a new time
of melting morpheme moments overlapping 
dissolved...

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Categories: breech, muse, paradise, poets,
Form: Romanticism



The Beast of the Cave
When I was young, and adventure routine,
With excitement and newness still unforeseen
I was eager to spread my wings to the world
And seek more adventures as those wings unfurled

Within my long travels I happened to meet
Two...

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© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: breech, adventure, dark, death, evil, scary,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Vicissitudes and Succor
Are My Words So Foreign Or Obtuse 
That You May Not, Within Them, See Truth? 
That We Live Together Within, 
While Without We Share, What May One Day, 
Become A Common View; 
A Mutual Love...

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Categories: breech, community, culture, destiny, faith, humanity, perspective, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
You Will Burn and You Will Burn Out
{"I have launched myself through the fields that descend towards an endless rampage, 
Of my soul, 
We draw ourselves into it hand in hand, 
We ignore the flames igniting in its pedestal, the darkness grants...

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Categories: breech, absence, abuse, addiction, anxiety, death, deep, depression,
Form: Free verse
A Genuine Cause
Like every divorced couple, we were transitioning into a platonic relationship as friends full of understanding. My former husband seems entirely decided to give life a fresh try. He is thinking of another girl. He...

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Categories: breech, baby,
Form: Prose



Cri de coeur courtesy thirty something English earl cry baby
Cri de coeur courtesy thirty something English earl cry baby

the Earl of Yarmouth (William Seymour)
a descendant of very late
(to the power of Google - ha) Jane Seymour,
Henry VIII's third wife
currently in a legal battle with...

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Categories: breech, adventure, anger, depression, england, fate, humorous, recovery
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Devil's Triangle
Three points of ionic invisibility, drawn off the charted map
Of realism or reality, the calibrated compass spins out of 
Control, then suddenly freezing at polar northern degree!
Within the gravitational shift, a rippling vibrational influxes 
Occurs,...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: breech, art, imagination, inspirational, international, science fiction, visionary,
Form: Free verse
Encrypted Mind of Skippy 4
Search paths to be everlast,
Act fast as you reach your final math,
Equation equals the lost chance,
To hold the happiness stance,
From a distance you can only glance,
Securities reach it's breech,
As followers continue to leech,
Don't speak to...

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© Eric Petry  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: breech, life, lost, life, lost, me, perspective,
Form: Blank verse
To Death and Back Not An Act
****This a true admission...It happen to me...God left me a    

        Message..*******In........ Spite..of the whole world.....gf


They say that it 
Is some-thing spiritual 
  ...

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Categories: breech, death, dedication, devotion, life, religion, god, me,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Flagan the Dragon Part 4
The Tale at the Inn

Flagan was starting to tire so he built up a fire
    to warm himself for a short while.
As the Inn he would stay was not far away
 ...

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Categories: breech, funny, humor, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
'araby' Revised
Setting: a cafe, chamonix, in hand a tea.
Across- a woman, seated, not seeing me.

Embarrassed I am,
that I, a questionable I, 
like a lamb: 97 and 1 kilogram,
am engulfed by her,
like Noah by heavanly mer.

Can I...

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Categories: breech, beautiful, confusion, emotions, feelings, growing up, heaven,
Form: I do not know?
Restraining Life
I know that I was born insane 
to love so much the face of Death. 
Insanity romanced me even when 
a child still dwelled beneath infernal skin.
Why could society not understand 
that all I’ve ever...

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Categories: breech, fantasylife, me, longing, life, me,
Form: Rhyme
The Pain
oh! little knife thou art so sharp,
thou can breech the wind,
thou can make a hole
thou can cut in half with a gaze,
isn't it enough to be amazed
I herald thee!
be my undertaker
sweet little knife,i pray thee
fulfil...

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Categories: breech, suicide,
Form: Free verse
Fur Elise
Für Elise 

walking through the hidden realm of 
my heart,

whistling close by me, a poisoned 
dart, 

burning lightning in a pearly orb,

the essence of my agony you 
absorb,

echoes of a dog's anguished howl,

the opening eyes...

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Categories: breech, feelings
Form: Free verse
The Ally
Resourcing faith, resolve, resolve
conforming brace of how
consigning brackets of identity, not slow
the entry of concern, between friend's row!

Yet, still enduring, we are them, their vow
this loneness of reserve, the leader's power
conserves some owning of their...

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Categories: breech, break up, character, today,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Some Thoughts On Myself
I cant seem to find the happy
antedote to cool my negative
consequences--- malignant non standards
freud pennance desires to capitulate-re
the never  know   mores  so the forni fun reins can be
pulled  taughtly ...

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Categories: breech, angst, how i feel, journey, me, self,
Form: Free verse
My First Fish Food
I was seven ~ war coming on
living with aunts, uncles ~ parents divorced anon
the church I walked to ~ the road seemed long
in Minnesota ~ not woe be gone!

A Catholic school, name of Saint, nuns...

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Categories: breech, childhood, food, religion, me,
Form: Light Verse
Joy...Oh, Boy
You lay in the surf waiting for me
Although Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr we could not be.
Trying at love with the incoming tide
Kelp and seaweed stuck to my side.

"Great gods", thought I, as I wrote...

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Categories: breech, imagination, inspirational, on writing and words, parodywords,
Form: Rhyme
White Feathers Sprayed Red
We war with impunity

And weaponise such things as the 
beauty of flowers

And all for what ?

When come today we have to guard the statues and Cenotaph that commemorate our fallen heroes

Only for them to suffer...

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Categories: breech, slam,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Lottery
Cars raced passed, 
As I patiently waited, 
Nervously filled with distrust. 
At a crossing where safe crossing, 
Is now indicated, 
This courier of fortunes 
Not yet out of luck. 
  
I pick up my...

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Categories: breech, betrayal, dream, future, lost, money, stress, usa,
Form: Ballad
Zombies Conquer Rites of Passage
Samantha feels like spider kill --
horribly alive, but stuck.
Stuck!
Inside the  web
functional furniture
desperate office art.
No windows, so no seasons.
Thank God her mind took protective, evasive
measures long ago.
She's unbudgeable.
She's prehistoric!
And it's a beautiful day in the...

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Categories: breech, business, funny, social,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Border's End
I did not drive the roan that day,
Just saddled up my old dark bay,
To check out fences far afield
And breathe in life with all its yield.

Near border’s end I came upon
A fresh, dead cow down...

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© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: breech, animals, cowboy-western, death, introspection, time, autumn, dark,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
The Ancient Mutiny of the Twain
The Ancient mutiny of the Twain

In the beginning were both made
To dwell in unison and not to trade
You abode with each other in Eden
And never was anyone a burden.

The Author made one with the soiling...

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Categories: breech, allegory, allusion, bible,
Form: Narrative
Bastard Words
The words beg, haunt incessantly push to be
heard -Dripping forth like a venom- too vile-
about to kill it's own master
Poisonous desecrator

The scream, they push-
I offered refusal and they gathered together a great 
army to slay...

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© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: breech, creation, funny,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Tear Cast In Stone
She sought the bright lights of the city and left love behind
She’s lost in a haze of self pity that’s making her blind
The money she’d stolen had carved her a path to her dreams
But the...

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Categories: breech, abuse, betrayal, corruption, lost, sad love,
Form: Rhyme

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