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Long Concourse Poems

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Harmless Foe
White old men are kind
White old men are divine
White old men are my brothers
White old men are inviting me to supper
White old men are my dream
White old men are very clean
White old men want to...

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Categories: concourse, betrayal, bullying, community, confidence, conflict, confusion, discrimination,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Moulin Rouge
Moulin Rouge

The greens and pinks magnetize to my eye
Like flowers abloom, in a field espied;
That overwhelms creation’s invention
With beauty of grandiose dimension
Shifting to the wind’s orchestrated movements,
And winks my soul agape by the performance
To be...

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Categories: concourse, art, dance, french, history,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Whispering Angel: Strength of the Babes
Whispering Angel: Strength of the Babes


		Blubbering baby, newborn to this Earth 
		Tell me why you wail and blubber at birth?
___________________________________________________

Could you be afraid of this Earthly Circus?
Well, don’t be afraid and don’t be nervous.
I shall...

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Categories: concourse, autumn, baby, beautiful, for her, innocence, life,
Form: Rhyme
Alchemy of the Answers
Alchemy of the Answers

Belief in the beauty of unrequited love blooming 
No relief as they replay the sounds of war looming 
A chief at the mane of the horse he is grooming 
A thief that...

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Categories: concourse, life,
Form: Rhyme
The Indonesian Drum
My wife found an Indonesian drum that she couldn’t live without,
It was a ceremonial one used to play for all who remain devout.

It had brightly colored beads and paint to decorate its side,
And it grabbed...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: concourse, funny, wife, home, day, home, time, together,
Form: Light Verse



The Answer To Complaint Part 2
Apostate hearts and palsied hands Your earthly lives debase,
You all, to your great Prophet (PBUH), are Bringers of deep disgrace;
Those idol-breakers all have gone, You idolaters are,
Abraham was the father, you His sons, are but...

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Categories: concourse, allah, faith,
Form: Heroic Couplet
The Welcome
THE WELCOME

I got there to the airport so early on that day
And I was so amazed then to see what’s in my way.
A crowd of soldiers gathered to clap their hands for me
For serving in...

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Categories: concourse, heaven, soldier,
Form: Rhyme
And Maybe--.. ( For My Daughter Kether )
And Maybe…….. (  for my Daughter Kether  )
 
“And maybe” she said so vehemently
“And maybe these things just aren’t meant to be”

Her eyes so wild in her need so strong to verbalize a...

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Categories: concourse, daughterlife, me, life, me, stars,
Form: Free verse
Epiphany At Union Station
The Station was littered and in disrepair, 
'Out Of Order' signs bore witness. 
Discarded chewing gum and empty bottles, 
and the smells emanating from untended 
trash baskets... and in the midst 
of all this dislocation...

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Categories: concourse, inspirational,
Form: Verse
Epiphany At Union Station
The Station was littered and in disrepair, 
'Out Of Order' signs bore witness. 
Discarded chewing gum and empty bottles, 
and the smells emanating from unemptied 
trash baskets... and in the midst 
of all this dislocation...

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Categories: concourse, writing,
Form: Verse
Like Daisies On Stalks
Besotted winged pollinators
roistering barrage drowned
amidst general insectivorous cacophony
indistinct auditory signals communicated

intermingled with bounteous wafting fragrance
midwifed edenic floral pullulation
sensate admixture viz colored spectrum
amidst unrehearsed extemporaneous

orchestral suite bedded lambs
amorous ewe man like bleating songs
nature all aflutter actively...

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Categories: concourse, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, color,
Form: Elegy
Epiphany At Union Station
The Station was littered and in disrepair, 
'Out Of Order' signs bore witness. 
Discarded chewing gum and empty bottles, 
and the smells emanating from unemptied 
trash baskets... and in the midst 
of all this dislocation...

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Categories: concourse, angel, imagination, spiritual,
Form: Prose Poetry
Abandoned
While there seems no life to live with her 
He flew far beyond the reach of eyes 
For all he disagreed keeps to recur 
Like she will never with him complies 

On her part, she...

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Categories: concourse, absence, abuse, betrayal, blue, confusion, dark, depression,
Form: Rhyme
Epiphany At Union Station
Union Station was littered and in disrepair, 'Out Of Order' signs bore witness. Discarded chewing gum and empty bottles, and the smells emanating from unemptied trash baskets... and in the midst of all this dislocation...

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Categories: concourse, spiritual,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Whispering Angel - Abridged
Whispering Angel: Strength of the Babes

		Blubbering baby, newborn to this Earth 
		Tell me why you wail and blubber at birth?

Could you be afraid of this Earthly Circus?
Well, don’t be afraid and don’t be nervous.
I shall...

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Categories: concourse, angel, baby, birth, blessing, life, light, spiritual,
Form: Verse
Unifying Theories of Chemistry
Unifying Theories of Chemistry 

Plants react in synthesis
Stimulations sunlight
Breathing the winds causes
Through fluid chains
Reproducing flowering responses

And systematically chemistries
Drive in attractions of curiosity
Stranger love crushes
To your ignition sexual A-symmetry
Produces adrenaline's certain heat
And senses blood pounding

So photosynthetic...

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Categories: concourse, life, love, mystery, nature, science, science fiction
Form: Free verse
The Bard of Gort
Springing free from glistening 
Fronds
The summers heat leaps for 
Height;
Whilst drifting obscurely far
Above 
A distant lark now hangs in 
Flight.

Floats down his sweet trill,
Accompanied by joyous and
Uplifting revelry,
Over the black crows nasal 
Calls;
Whose draped shadow,
contemplating...

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Categories: concourse, memory,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member This Thing Called Aging
—wThis Thing Called Aging



1All day, no, far more nearly for 2 years,
I have been thinking I have had
Enough of being old, being
Pleasant about this form of present:
I have had enough of this aging task.
I wish...

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Categories: concourse, age, arabic, christian, dance, health, identity, language,
Form: Free verse
Festival of Lights
From the time, I had this dream
I remember the stars I had seen,
And the splendor of lights passing
Between a brand new day awakening.
They came on tour to fill our eyes,
with the grandest festival of lights.
Dancing...

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Categories: concourse, allusion, beauty, heaven, metaphor, night, stars,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sunday Morning Programme
Sunday cockcrow nascent
aural essays reveal
laissez-faire raptures.
Enigmatic silken piece compost ushered in by
trenchant trademark tremulous signature.
Doe-eyed instrumentalist’s strident brass ensemble,
wakey wakey for the pier gazing loiterer whose blasé
sashay amble’s out of kilter.
Maverick antennae on a ...

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Categories: concourse, august, birth, celebration, character, color, day, surreal,
Form: Imagism
Thy Spirits Descent
https://soundcloud.com/user-921599710/thy-spirits-descent
The day of Pentecost had fully come, as they met in one accord
A sudden sound, a mighty wind, a token of the Lord
Cloven flames, tongues of fire, as thy sprit thus descent
Prepareth the soul for...

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Categories: concourse, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member La-Di-Da
They all pranced through some broad-like avenue
and they've placed apart from each other's course
proved they stood full of airs and graces view
from cameras balanced by those they knew
endmost part of the resplendent concourse

Those cut-and-dried to...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: concourse, allusion, appreciation, change, character, extended metaphor, image,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Gift
Once in a dream an apostle fed you mandrake,
but it was poison after all, 
not the panacea where you emerge into sunlight, 
clouds accumulating,
as one imagines speaking Latin in ancient libraries.
You reach for your cashmere...

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Categories: concourse, longing,
Form: Imagism
Prison Hanging Conundrums
Given that i have never been to jail

Been locked up or spent any time
in a cell be that even overnight

So this poem i write is solely
based on logic or endless
television crime based shows

But the other...

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Categories: concourse, slam,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Joy of Flight!
Ah! For the good old days when flying was a breeze!
When one could check a bag and board a plane with ease.
Now, air travel has all the charms of a stagecoach ride.
'Tis more than the...

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Categories: concourse, funny
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs