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Premium Member The Poo Poo Bird
They pursued it with vigor, they pursued it with crass
They hunted with valor and hope
They proceeded with a dose of good Knightly sass
They chased it with tackle and rope

Now King Arthur declared in a boisterous...

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Categories: conceit, abortion, adventure, funny, humor,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Life's Fading Light-Part 1-Heroic Crown of Sonnets
Youth

When orchids bloom in beauty life's aglow
to hold emotions locked in deep repose
in young desire and love warm thoughts will show.
Affection holds its ardor as it grows
to burn inside young hearts in evening tide.
In darkest...

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Categories: conceit, age, death, love,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Lord of Long Shadows, Master Poe and I
Lord Of Long Shadows, Master Poe And I 

Lord of long shadows had invaded hearth and home
sauntered in amidst cracklings of hot fireplace flames
Saying, " I like this sad place, may I freely roam
you know...

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Categories: conceit, art, fantasy, imagination, judgement, surreal, symbolism, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Humility
Humbleness
(Free Verse)

Humble is a man who prefers 
To take fresh air in his garden
Than waste his time in a pub,
To be dressed in simple clothing
Than in expensive high class dresses
That bursts a whole in his...

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Categories: conceit, appreciation, life,
Form: Free verse
This Is Where the Money Is
I circled around the park three times and continue journeying towards the west
On my first cycle I met a couple sitting on the corner watching me like big brother
The young man shouted at me in...

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Categories: conceit, betrayal, corruption, education, endurance, environment, father daughter,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Long Ago, Memories of a Cold Winter Night Conversation
Long Ago, Memories Of A Cold Winter Night Conversation
(Narrative/Rhyme)

Hebridean isles, once sang to me in a dream,
She her beautiful hair silky, so very long
There rests magnificent treasure few ever find
A good poet would use it...

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Categories: conceit, art, best friend, imagination, lonely, solitude, winter,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Harbinger of Time
Written: March 4th 2024
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Whilst waiting patience is a probity,
swifter straddling startled savvy scare
strong for people enduring anguish
trope for enthusiastic...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: conceit, analogy, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Shame
Proverbs 16:18 (KJV) “Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.”

I’ve been ashamed,
Ashamed of my lack of understanding,
My lack of consideration,
My lack of care and concern,
My lack of admiration.

I’ve been ashamed,
Ashamed of...

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Categories: conceit, character, depression, how i feel, pride,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Interview with the Mirror

Where do I start? Ha! I've lost my cool.
Do beg my pardon - I'm a blubbering fool.  
I'm here on behalf of the Soul Deep Express -
To interview you in the hope you'll confess....

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Categories: conceit, addiction, appreciation, beauty,
Form: Rhyme
Accumulating Anger: the Ugly Beauty
The enemy draws near
I will not shed any tears,
For I'm stronger than fear
My cup is filled with cheers

The ugly beauty inside me will see me through
This shame and calamity that ended up in rue
The ugly...

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Categories: conceit, anger, angst, betrayal, courage, emotions, hope, pain,
Form: Rhyme
The Atheist
A married man inside a hospital suite is in comatose after a car accident.  He is being attended by his wife and daughter.

  After two weeks of darkness in his sight, a beam...

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Categories: conceit, death, life,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Acute Advice To Those Who Would Be King From the Thiruk-Kural: Valiarithal K475
Acute advice for those* who would be King from the THIRUK-KURAL: Valiarithal - K475
[*like presidents, prime and chief ministers, dictators or even modern-day "emperors" under the guise of revolutionary leaders of oppressed peoples]

Note: In this...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: conceit, abuse, political, power, tamil, , cute,
Form: Epigram
Premium Member Midway III
Then through the mist, the Sun was set ablaze
and all beneath its realm fell to their knees.
‘Twas but a fire that filled the coming days
as mortal ashes wafted through the breeze.
Her wreckage wailed in bellowing...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Stalingrad II
Let fortitude confront the raging beast
for wolfen corps from Hell have entered in. 
They surge in packs, savagely unleashed,
to mutilate the innocence within.
Let ev’ry child and mother of its name
be fodder for this apathetic rage.
Let...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Pearl Harbor III
Beneath the ash its morals face defeat
as segregation separates is corps.
The scars outline a union incomplete
and wounds define its failure to restore.
Though rally calls have filled a Nation’s heart
and motivation fueled its vast machine,
supremacy held...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Glory Days
Waited patiently for you
Hold up, I think this is true…
Feeling like I’m losing my pride
Something in me, again, has died

Going crazy, so back track to our good times…rusting like ancient dimes
I spent my days in...

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Categories: conceit, dark, deep, emotions, hope, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Moscow III
And all the world would change forevermore,
for solitude’s content has come undone.
Its island bliss could harbor it no more  
as destiny unleased the rising Sun.
The sleeping giant woke to see its rays
unfurl their wrath...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Moscow II
As swift assaults endeavored to prevail,
the magnitude of death was asinine.
‘Twas such a toll above a measured scale
that no explicit value could define.
As battles raged, no exploit could surmount
the endless waves that fell within the...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member France I
The emptiness is left with no resolve
for all the stars in Heaven have maligned.
Your God has let morality devolve
into the darkest days of humankind.
A war to end all wars has spawned revenge,
the madness seeks to...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Poland I
Humanity is destined to dissolve
when fear consumes the minds of timid kings.
Such pandering lets lunacy evolve
and impotence is forced to face its sting.
An evil wind, with blustering conceit,
embarks to stage aggressions at your gate,
‘tis but...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Stalingrad III
Your doggedness left arrogance denied
when dominance put ego on display.
Oh Stalingrad, your heart was fortified
as confidence kept Satan’s corps at bay.
Not one step back was touted by command
as blackened candles flickered by the score.
Though death’s...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Stalingrad I
As gods go forth to set the world a fire
‘tis ego that consumes the despot mind.
While domination seeks its epic spire,
the raging wars from east to west align.
‘Tis mere despite that veils a wailing world
then...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Poland III
For soon the rains of destiny will fall
as innocence capitulates its soul.
Aggression sealed your fears within a wall
to let disease and hunger take their toll.
Your rank-and-file dissolved into the night
with nary whisper echoing their names,
‘tis...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Battle for the Atlantic III
His restless wolves still taunt each dauntless ship,
though sly attrition neutralized their hunt,
for subterfuge let not a whisper slip
as vantage shifted on the battlefront.
A riddle solved unveiled the raging packs
as alpha domination was denied.
The murky...

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Categories: conceit, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Transcendental Triptych of Epiphanies
into the depths of the bell jar

In quiet solitude
    on an autumn night
    i drifted through
    a quotidian quagmire.

fleeting thoughts of stillness
    sparked...

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Categories: conceit, nature, philosophy,
Form: Free verse

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