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Sarah’s Origin
My eyes stare straight,
fixated on something in the distance, 
humming a song that would send chills,
if you ever got the chance to listen.

A padded cell and a straitjacket,
the doctor giving one of his ‘visits,’
his moans...

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Categories: clench, dark, death, gothic,
Form: Epic



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: clench, adventure, dark, death, evil, scary,
Form: Rhyme
Principal Clown
He walks around with his nose pointing upward in the air
With calculating eyes that are so fearful, mouth moving from side to side and a tongue that keeps twisting around the things that are profound....

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Categories: clench, break up, business, community, conflict, confusion, courage,
Form: Narrative
Upsurge
Far beyond the horizon we gazed at sunlit skies 
glowing from gigantic mountains, thick blue clouds
hang peacefully over our heads, painting hopes and 
aspirations as we journey relentlessly to recapture
our dreams.

We have been climbing this...

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Categories: clench, celebration, faith, success,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Out of the Way
*Image of Hikers Warning by Pixabay.

Out Of The Way

As a self-proclaimed ruler of my person, I am mindful of the internal convictions, external constitutions as Lord overseer of my spotless realm,

Upon my own free will,...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clench, death, perspective,
Form: Narrative



Real Words
My false reality is a normal man,
owned by financial security, slave to
the essentials and more, much 
more.
My desired existence is that of an 
artist,
a wordsmith, a bard, a writer with 
potential
beyond measure and degrading 
limitations.
Lately,...

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Categories: clench, introspectionlife, words, me, longing, life, me,
Form: Prose
The Forgotten Voices
The date
July Twenty Eight
The year, 1914
The War which we feared 
It began, something we could not foresee
This date, still haunters me
To this very day
Those bewailing screams
And those traumatic scenes
Words to do not to justify 
The...

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Categories: clench, conflict, courage, depression, military, veterans day, violence,
Form: Free verse
The Broom Stick and the Cane
Today was a better day than yesterday
Because my spirit did not go astray
Today was a better day than yesterday
Because heaven is coming my way
I woke up very early this morning
From a very bumpy sleep that...

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Categories: clench, betrayal, character, conflict, desire, encouraging, england, judgement,
Form: Narrative
Light My Soul
You march through the village with guns, missiles and rockets, and scrutinize the people, with foolish command that ravished the entire village before the break of dawn.

 You make appointment with the beast and spread...

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Categories: clench, angel, appreciation, city, community, confidence, confusion, endurance,
Form: Narrative
Rhythm
See them dressed in colors soldiers, regiment, British royal guards, guard bearskin, grandier guards, Buckingham palace guards dressed in scarlet red walking behind the queen’s casket and reminiscing the dead. Their tall bearskin hat almost...

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Categories: clench, animal, death, destiny, endurance, environment, eulogy, motivation,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Schizophrenic Portrait
Written: May 09, 2024

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clench, analogy, scary, sick,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In the labyrinth of my heart, I whisper an unknown goodbye
In the labyrinth of my heart, I whisper an unknown "goodbye"
Not to a specter, for it is not so,
For it mimics but never extends its palm to respond,
In response, my empty hand remains suspended in...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clench, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
To My Best Friend Becca
Dear Becca, Rebecca, or Moose, (Whatever your heart prefers! )
It has been my deepest inclination to write you a poem,
Befitting your absolute beauty, and expressing my thanks for your loyalty
You are constant and true, giving,...

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Categories: clench, appreciation, beautiful, best friend, cheer up, dedication,
Form: Ode
Forbidden Fairytale

I once was a
sea lavender star, 
soaked in sunsets, 
draping evenings
with soft yarns of
hydrangea haze ~
before you stole
me from those
sangria skylines like
a windswept wave,
and placed my
hyacinth heart upon
the tan throne of 
your verbena soul. 
Never...

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Categories: clench, betrayal, dark, deep, emotions, fantasy, grief, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse
Decidedlly Not the Kind of Hot Dog You'D Ever Want To Eat
Herr Schneider and his Heidi 
Lived a staid and peaceful life
In a suburb prim and tidy,
Free of rancour, free of strife.

One blessing only Heaven denied
To this prosperous married pair
No infant’s laugh or baby’s cry
E’er pierced...

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Categories: clench, animal,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Maude's Last Stand
Maude’s Last Stand 

(Rage, Rage, Rage against the dying of the light - Dylan Thomas ) 

They put me on the second floor
Now uniforms pass by my door
Starched and stiff they bristle by
Sometimes I’ll catch...

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Categories: clench, cancer, family, hope, how i feel, life,
Form: Rhyme
My Superego
Life is a plan, and it sets out as a plane
So it formed living beings so it constructed me, 
From my psyche to my ego so i wear clothes, 
My Hoodie as a cape and...

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Categories: clench, emotions, i am, identity, image, imagery,
Form: Name
Premium Member Our Wild Life Beckons
The mighty roar of the King of the
Bush at the crack of dawn,
Its majestic sound, being the first
Thing you hear, as you yawn,
And the laugh of the sly hunch backed
Hyena, as it creeps, slouched
Close to...

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Categories: clench, animal,
Form: Free verse
Suffering the Burn
gripping numbness
ripples across my face,
infinite timed tears
burn through my skin, 
glittering a fire
of unrivaled suffering 

grief beyond measure 
rips apart my psyche, 
keening at a moonless sky 
I am bereft of my star,
mourning an existence...

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Categories: clench, death, grief,
Form: Free verse
Triggers
used to be one of those people that didn’t really understand triggers and how the simplest of things could send you tumbling down a rabbit hole back into that memory. i never understood how something...

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Categories: clench, dark, deep, depression, inspiration, suicide,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Things Could Be Worse
I have to know every step of the day in advance.
I need to make a list when I go to bed at night.
I don’t want to forget and I can’t take a chance
On leaving something...

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Categories: clench, writing,
Form: Rhyme
The Temple Floor
They all kneel down on the temple floor praying to Allah for more; thousands of them dressed in long gown beating on the ground and their long beard soaked with sweat dripping on the mat...

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Categories: clench, community, conflict, courage, life, prayer, violence, war,
Form: Narrative
The Nature's Child
THE NATURE’S CHILD!

Defying fate, freedom denied,
Confined within the four-walled cage,
Safeguarded from the Autumn wind and sun,
Shining bright beyond my reach!

The scriptures decide the societal pace,
The learned men clench the reins,
At the altar of the parochial...

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© Giti Tyagi  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clench, child, love, nature,
Form: Free verse
A Glance Down Inside
As you glance down into the black emptiness that awaits inside your soul,your mind. 
Will it come to you and clench your words now,or will you ever escape the tangled web they continue to weave,the...

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Categories: clench, loss, sad, day, pain, lost, day, life,
Form: Verse
A Cautionary Tail
Herr Heinrich Schneider and his spouse
Felt the need to wander,
And for once to leave their house
For a land that lay far yonder.

Japan at cherry-blossom time!
No better place than this
Enthralled the German couple’s mind.
The chance they...

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Categories: clench, dog,
Form: Didactic

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