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What Is a Life To You
What is a life to you?
Do you wake up to love
imagine a future with someone?
A wife or a husband,
a child or ten?
An exaggeration,
but love is different to everyone.
Do you have a cat or a dog,
that...

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Categories: chalkboard, america, anger, emotions, grief, humanity,
Form: Free verse



The Crowing Raven
Q, you; you cry, defy
call me a liar; open inside, simple design
I shout to the sky like a dying firefly
See the light flickering incessantly 
a cosmic wave of energy mingling
an incomplete portrait, complete with hair...

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Categories: chalkboard, bird, how i feel, raven, integrity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Leap of Faith
As the man on the roof, took two steps towards the edge, he was unexpectedly stopped by the sound of a bright and familiar voice, down below.
     "I thought you were...

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Categories: chalkboard, family, growth, jobs, moving on,
Form: Narrative
Indirect
!
Hey there! How are you doing?
I just wanted to tell you that
I believe flirting is how love finds
a way to show that, even though it's as old as death,
it remains as new as a child
and...

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Categories: chalkboard, angel, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Nothing But Chalk
She sits there in the back of the class, doodling on her paperwork. Getting lost in 
the scribbles, tuning out the teacher, forgetting all the madness around her, her life 
fading in the paper. Slap!...

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Categories: chalkboard, angst, confusion, life, sadgirl, teacher, woman, girl,
Form: Prose Poetry



The Mad Hatter
Multiple choices with one last try, amid this myriads maze

Someone very dear unto myself asked me the other day

"Is the sun shining where you are?"

So I took a crystal glance, into an oblong box....

Actually I...

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Categories: chalkboard, time
Form: I do not know?
Why do today what you can put off till tomorrow?
Why do today what you can put off till tomorrow?

The following extrapolated 
thought thread exercised,
NOT utilized to intimate 
how Fats Domino belied,
and wowed a crowded house ass-sized.

As a former ace procrastinator, I abhor
putting off doing...

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Categories: chalkboard, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th grade, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme
The Mad Hatter
Multiple choices with one last try, amid this myriads maze

Someone very dear unto myself asked me the other day

"Is the sun shining where you are?"

So I took a crystal glance, into an oblong box....

Actually I...

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Categories: chalkboard, art, baby, cancer, love,
Form: I do not know?
Das Capital Tarnished Valentine
(alternately known as the Doubting Thomas Crown 
Taj Mahal Cupid Affair)
-  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -...

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Categories: chalkboard, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 1st
Form: Metrical Tale
A Peculiar Gift
Was my life just a wish
I hid between the pages of survival

And even though the Universal source of all
Granted me this gift

This singular precious life
Did I search instead to be the worthiness of heaven

Did I...

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Categories: chalkboard, faith
Form: Free verse
The Vision: a Hallucination
My pain is constant and buried deep within my bones,
And in this darkness I am left alone.
The cartilage throbs and ceases to remain,
Yet I'm left in the silence with my pain.

And where water and trees...

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Categories: chalkboard, angst, introspection, mental illness,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Something Wicked
pitch black ...
like ink ... or drowning in oil
only she could breathe
barely ...
heart thrumming in her ears like tympani
it was all she could hear
thankfully ...
she had awakened from dreaming
a good dream, too
(though it was now...

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Categories: chalkboard, halloween, horror,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wilfred White
October 30th, 1863 

Halloween eve, before the clock turned the day- almost midnight. 
The moon just right, full, and nearly hidden behind a thin layer of dark grey cloud. A perfect day for a walk...

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Categories: chalkboard, grave,
Form: Verse
Two Greatest Commandments
37 Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’[a] 38 This is the first and greatest commandment. 39 And the second is like it: ‘Love...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: chalkboard, allegory, analogy, religious,
Form: Limerick
Matthews Latest Blank Key
Matthew's latest blank key

Impossible mission, nevertheless
I take figurative aim
to craft poem without
experiencing wrathful blame
avoiding explicitly, ignominiously, specifically...
referencing mine heterosexual counterpart
that infamous she,

whom did ruthlessly claim
yours truly as her husband
snatching mine happy
go lucky bachelorhood
two dozen plus...

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Categories: chalkboard, 11th grade, 12th grade, addiction, adventure, dad,
Form: Rhyme
The Wall Screamer
what brought him/her to this point
no one will remember, since there’s 
nobody to witness & nobody to find
her/him if s/he takes it as far as s/he
can---still, the walls are closing in &
the rain outside doesn’t...

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Categories: chalkboard, life, hair,
Form: Free verse
Krazy Kolors
Rusty colored AXE's cut down green trees
To keep hearts warm when our homes are cold
Butcher knives bloody red from slaughtering cattle
Yes our children now sleep peacefully with their bellies full
Shiny handcuffs send fathers to dark...

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Categories: chalkboard, art, childhood, day, girl, green,
Form: Free verse
Deal with God
Have you made a deal with God? Loss can make us do crazy things. However you choose to grieve, I hope you find peace and healing.

Deal with God
By Michelle Morris
03/03/2024

When Death has come
And taken their...

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Categories: chalkboard, angel, courage, death, emotions, god, loss, love,
Form: Rhyme
The Sun Has Risen (And It Took the Noose With It)
infinity lost divinity

am i joking myself?
i hate it here...

stop


these voices wont shut up
they keep on talking
they keep on yelling
they keep on screeching their nails upon my chalkboard heart

amen for them those tiny people

i do not...

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Categories: chalkboard, confusion, death, devotion, faith, uplifting, visionary, me,
Form: Free verse
Scared To Death Of
These things are passing
temporary in their afflictions of
to be dealt with in problematical
or carried a brick of sacks
slung this weight upon the back
to weigh a feathers heart
against solutions search

These things are transient
present in busy most...

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Categories: chalkboard, death, life,
Form: Free verse
Can We Know the Truth
can we know the truth
was the question before Ludwig Wittgenstein
the thought pondered by all the great minds
philosophy, theology, and science could produce
and i have pondered all of this
then you enter the room
the smile you wear...

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Categories: chalkboard, devotion, introspection,
Form: Free verse
My First Day
My mother kissed me as I clung to my father’s knee.
I wanted to go home, I screamed, beg and plead.
But the school gates are open, after the teacher rung the bell.
I could only see my...

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© Tin Nguyen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: chalkboard, deathteacher, me, me, teacher,
Form: Rhyme
Wild With Mushrooms
spiders slick so
slippery master the
sorts of sane. me; this
tree draped over me,
i can taste vulgarity 
like dust cracking the
air. move back, away,
all touch is a tickle-
i can't manifest what
could happen during 
this test. poetry is...

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Categories: chalkboard, allegory, imagination, introspection, life, philosophy, time, visionary,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sexiest Legs Ever In Her Short Mini-Skirt
Sexiest Legs Ever In Her Short Mini-skirt

Sexiest legs ever in her short mini-skirt,
new teacher's sexy appeal made we young boys hurt.
Sixty-nine and seeing more was a young lad's dream
we were all on that dedicated lust-filled...

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Categories: chalkboard, art, beautiful, culture, desire, emotions, lust, sexy,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Being Logical About Mistakes
Picture a blank chalkboard
Like the ones you see in schools
Then think of it as your life
On the day you were born
In your mind, take a piece of chalk
And start to draw a straight line
That line...

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Categories: chalkboard, philosophy,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs