Long Cory Poems

You knew you were going to die. 1
And yet you came, thinking no matter how insane,
the man on the seat of power would never want you dead
… it would be too much on his head.

And...

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This is for you, Mystic Rose,
The closest cyber encounter family tree, my spree
Harry Horsman, Sara K, summer's gone, let's haiku and play.
Achoo contest, butterflies, Parise Pariku, and the awesomeness of Michael J. 
Andrea Dietrich, Debbie...

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To all my friends from over the years
Ones that shared my laughter and tears
I have remembered most and forget some
I reach for the ones I have lost and embrace the others to come
I am glad...

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Whispers of talent are carried on New England breezes
Dickinson, Hawthorne, and the Irvings’ son Washington
Though I sense a special connection to all of these
None inspired more than Edwin Arlington Robinson

Three Pulitzer Prizes were displayed on...

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A seven year old boy and his father are going away for the weekend. 
The father notices the look in his young sons eye, when he tells him they are going hunting. 
The sparkle of...

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Even though you know some tea, you aren’t automatically pressed to spill ALL of it. Today’s tea features our roommate Sophie and two grody flavors of betrayal. BTW, I’m being magnanimous by changing the names...

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I wish you understood what it's like to be me.
To look in a mirror and wonder where could I be?
Free from the torture your unkind hand forced upon me.
Free is something I'll never be.
My souls...

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I wish you understood what it's like to be me.
To look in a mirror and wonder where could I be?
Free from the torture your unkind hand forced upon me.
Free is something I'll never be.
My souls...

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For all the times I’ve felt alone,
And in the stench of gross cologne,
For the fear of my life story,
I still don’t like the name of Cory.
I write this poem to remind my self
To not hit...

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You came into my life  as a stranger who became a friend.
 Playing hide and seek and other games.
Making me believe you would not hurt me.
That's just what you did.
You took away my smile...

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There are moments in our lives when we find ourselves at a cross roads. The choice we make in those moments can define the rest of our days.

Struggle all my life with the demons I...

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(earlier this January 18th, 2019 belatedly
to acknowledge my LX birthday.)

Mine eldest sister
as I continue in the circle game
of life, (ye dear Amelie
McGeehan) darling dame
a modestly lofty poem I aim
to dash off (while riding away
high in...

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As a freshman in High School
I broke all the rules.
Smoking butts in the stalls 
to skipping study hall.
With no guidance and little support
I started using drugs. 
After the house burned down
I came unwound. 
Shortly after...

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His love is deep and desperate.
He's crying out her name.
She once showed him affection, 
but now she causes all his pain. 

A broken heart never mended, 
and promises never kept, 
his mind grew painful and...

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On this night surrounded in candle light.
God opened up his heart for me to see. 
That nothing is what it seems. 
The fears I hold captive in my mind.
The sorrow I try to hide. 
The...

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“… The 1986 revolution in the Philippines … brought an end to the martial law imposed by Marcos’ regime in 1972, and saw the accession to power of the first woman president, Cory Aquino.”

Freedom songs...

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And here is our list of winners:
    Bernie Sanders, Brandon Johnson
    Alexandra O. Cortez, Elizabeth Warren
    Cory Bush, Ayanna Pressley
    Ilhan Omar, Rashida...

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A lot can happen through out time,
just a few months can change your mind.
Only knowing one way since your first days.
All of a sudden the world spins out of control,
from under her very own hands....

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Sitting under the moon so bright, 
Our eyes locked in a midnight minute. 
Our hearts collided and we were one. 
As young love had now begun. 
Blinded by love and by passion, 
Her heart had...

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The savage dog barks from the distance
Like family history, representing cancer's deadly hold.
Her courage provides defence with strengthening resistance
While the dog runs boldly through the blistering cold.

As she struggled to get through mind gamed work,
The...

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Cholesterol
Bob old mate,

Fits of fever in the thinking,
has us all convinced that eating,
fatty food brings the hearse a creeping,

guess we are all some tetched:(

 My gramps ate all those goodies,
lived to 90 cos he could,...

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So on we worked, and waited for the light,
And went without the meat, and cursed the bread;
And Richard Cory, one calm summer night,
Went home and put a bullet through his head.

Final Verse from Richard Cory...

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Sitting under the moon so bright, 
Our eyes locked in a midnight minute. 
Our hearts collided and we were one. 
As young love had now begun. 
Blinded by love and by passion, 
Her heart had...

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She was 15 and he was 45 when everything fell apart in my life.
My step dad was having fun with my best friend.
When you came into the picture.
Thinking there relationship would cause tension
They told me...

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I wrote a poem on the underground wall
for Emily, whenever I may find her.
Her lips are bouncy like a red rubber ball;
you can tell the world so they'll remind her.

For Emily, whenever I may find...

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