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Premium Member The Lay of the Best Man - Part 2
The Lay of The Best Man - Part Two


I will not understate my distaste, but I do not hate. I rate hate as being irate
Shall I underrate the spate of your hate as you devastate;...

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Categories: celebrant, humanity, men,
Form: Lay



Ode To a Street Beethoven
On a Los Angeles street - play it brother, ladle it on black delirium
         A wind blows – from trumpets, oboes, and saxophones
    ...

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Categories: celebrant, dedication
Form: Free verse
The Revenant pt 2 - Leviaethan
The Revenant pt. 2 - Leviæthan
 
                       I

'neath the grim pallor of a...

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Categories: celebrant, anger, betrayal, dark, dream, gothic, horror, magic,
Form: Rhyme
Mt Everest
8/4/22


Too much crap coming with a high tax
Intentional not by chance
It's always been like that
Others talking behind backs
Especially after sipping out bottles from wine racks
It'll reach an end or climax
After a time lapse
Meanwhile it was...

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Categories: celebrant, dark, deep, life, rap, sad, truth, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
Me Mate, the Prime Minister:
John Howard,
No GST ever, if you vote me for Prime Minister
Remove tax from petrol
Change the word tax to levy and increase the levy to 48%
John Faye,
The average Australian should not be able
To afford a car...

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Categories: celebrant, political,
Form: Prose



More Monotinious Poems
Apparently More Poems About Trump

More Monotinious Poems

About Trump will write an awesome book;
But of course last time when we did look,
Should see body;
Sure is gaudy,
And another scheme up he tried to cook.

To Trump if not...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: celebrant, 1st grade, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Vocabulist Nonalcoholic Punchdrunk Stupor January 1st 2020
Vocabulist nonalcoholic punchdrunk stupor January 1st, 2020

Unlike the vast population swath,
with painful hangover
average celebrant merely
doth confusedly blink,
who devoutly pledge
new year resolution
to give up drink
immediately fall off wagon

as he/she eagerly downs
shot after fermented shot
while forearms link
with...

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Categories: celebrant, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, friendship,
Form: Free verse
The Vision
The Vision

All that I asked was to see it again,   the Vision I had of the All,
It was crystalline clear and filled up my soul,   but now it’s beyond my recall,
A...

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Categories: celebrant, appreciation, beauty, inspiration, philosophy, truth, visionary,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Good Workout Makes For a Great Eucharistic Warm Up
Experts recommend warming up before exercising to adequately prepare the body and get the most benefit from the workout
I know this for a fact as I do about seven to ten minutes stretching before
After my...

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Categories: celebrant, christian, devotion, faith, god, religion, religious, spiritual,
Form: Light Verse
Balse Believe
Write thy tragedy, in so 
many ways a promo to 
eulogy...
Read the prophecy,death 
from life every flesh destiny....
Command in many 
authority,read over and over 
the pains that keeps many 
heart beeping,the stains that 
keeps countless...

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Categories: celebrant, farewell
Form: ABC
Premium Member My Birthday Poem For You
Your birthday is indeed  a great time of gaiety,
It calls for a  celebration, a Grand Poetic Party
But, what I have just said is only  a secondary
Most importantly, your life is great and...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: celebrant, dedication, friendship, happiness, happy, may, prayer,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Summer Oasis In the Bronx
Dawn awakens, lets yawn red searing sigh,
summer steams sweltering sweating sunlight.
Street's hot bed of coals smolders in July,
temperatures torch with tropical smite.

Haze humid stir-frying Bronx crispy craze,
housing is tinder, youth straggle sapped streets.
Rainstorm naught, nothing...

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Categories: celebrant, children, city, summer, water,
Form: Rhyme
Thank You Lord
T-oday is my best day
H-aving recognize God’s Glory
A-ll those years of sacrifices 
N-ot to mention my  happiness
K-neel and  submit to Almighty

Y-es!  I  firmly believe  
O-n this  very  day...

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Categories: celebrant, life
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Puddle of Petals
Dedicated to Evelyn Judy Buehler. I love the joy
and color she brings to her poetry!


Pink puddle of petals, precious
underneath the parasol tree.

Celebrant-pear in bridal white —
pairs walk down the chapel aisle.

The vigor of a garden...

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Categories: celebrant, garden, imagery,
Form: Verse
My Higher Self
I sense him watching with amusement
at my foolishness,
though I have need of him
else I would run amok.

Yet sometimes I resent him for his caution.
Let him play within his spirit world;
for mine,  though just a...

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Categories: celebrant, devotion, philosophy, may,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sometimes I Get Confused About the Gestures At Mass
When am I supposed to Stand, Kneel, Bow Sit Etc.?
The celebration of Mass not confined to our minds
Hearts
Voices is means to involve our bodies as well
 Each gesture is significant
Has meaning.

Standing: Standing is a sign...

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Categories: celebrant, christian, devotion, faith, god, religion, religious, spiritual,
Form: Light Verse
One Birthday and a Funeral
Its the first day back to work after Christmas. The news is of snow dumps. Outside it's drizzling mostly, with small thin wisps of snow - hardly visible on the hedges and ledges. Nowhere near...

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© The Didds  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: celebrant, bereavement, birthday, death,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unknown
Attending funerals plays with your mind

The authentic in your face hardman
Fills the church, amazing speeches
We all cry

The truest, loveliest family man
Smallish gathering
Speech by celebrant unmoving
(I hadn't actually stopped crying from the first one)

What will be...

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Categories: celebrant, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Brother Jun Ibuig
Brother Jun Ibuig is a minister
Of the Gospel in the true Church Of Christ; 
He's a defender of the genuine faith
Against the devil's tricks, tactics, and lies.

He is always one with the Church leader, 
Obeying...

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Categories: celebrant, birthday,
Form: Quatrain
Birthday Boy
Be close to me and hear what I've got to tell you dear birthday boy. 
From the creation you have set your party in us, 
That we dare not to ignore your calls for the...

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Categories: celebrant, allegory, america, art, betrayal, environment, fate, parody,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Connie Marcum-Wong
Come, autumn breeze, in September
Sweep through our hearts so elegant
Like Connie, our sweet celebrant,

With sadness we will remember
Her warm and gentle touches still
Whispers of happiness until

She left us, a glowing ember
Burning so brightly in our...

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Categories: celebrant, autumn, memorial, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Heraldry of a Summer Migrant
With return to summer tree of berries red -
   he flashes ‘tween the green scene like a trinket;
      celebrant in citrus hues of sunset bled
   ...

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Categories: celebrant, appreciation, beauty, bird, jealousy, nature, summer, sunset,
Form: Rispetto
By God's Loving Arm
J-ust another dawn breaks, 
U-nder the wide blue sky; 
S-un is beginning to shine, 
T-o let the river of tears run dry.
I-nclement weather turns fine, 
N-o longer I see the cloud; 
E-arly morning light sends...

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Categories: celebrant, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Greeting On September Ten
G-reeting on September ten
I-s told to give good regard; 
L-arge size of joy is carried, 
B-iggest message I forward.
E-vening chill checking out; 
R-ain not sticking around; 
T-wilight drifts into the night, as the dawn won't...

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Categories: celebrant, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Untitled Sonnet
August winds down midmonth, Autumn nudges
Daylight dwindles, there's a nip in the air.
Those who love the sultry summer begrudge
Others' sheer delight in Autumn's fanfare.

This season of change transforms slowly.
Bright daubs of colour on trees displaying
Crimson's,...

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Categories: celebrant, august, autumn, beauty, color,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things