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MOTIVATION
From the daggers of pain  of the failures and miseries in life,the horrors of nightmares of constant defeats like a wounded spartan soldier surrounded by a wide Persian army in the battlefield with the...

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Categories: epicentre, 9th grade, adventure, animal, anxiety, appreciation, corruption,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Dust Sucker
Konrad’s hoover hovers from wall to wall in the back room of his mind

A partial vacuum once the power switch is on and all neurons are firing

Time for a good clean up the curtains have...

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Categories: epicentre, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Your Love Is Monumental
Today is an another wobbly morning where I have opened my eyes to collect my pieces and recollect the transient peace of last night  which soon gave it's way to  a tentative traumatising earthquake and...

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Categories: epicentre, love,
Form: Elegiac Lyric
Premium Member Eligibility
The day my life went ape ‘chit’ in no more than three-hundred words

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch counts

And pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis works wonders

When I am asked to write a poem that is either precise or reductionist


Thus I report from my personal...

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Categories: epicentre, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member the prismatic Self
gauntlet of mirrors transparency personified
transparency personified when the curtain falls
in an arena of quick sand and impromptu judgement

the stage was well set though actually
it presented itself as rather empty
epic theatre art form at its vacant...

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Categories: epicentre, allusion,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Bengaluru Now, I Witness You!
Silicon city
That pulsates,
Both day and night,
The Tech Capital
And the sky, veiled
With urban haze
And dense, sprawling cityscape.

Grey city of its
Gridlocked roads
Surrounded by
Towering skyscrapers
Inspiring
The coder
And the entrepreneur.

Glass city
Of its
Modern offices
And its apartments
Compact and sleek,
New and bold,
A striking,...

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Categories: epicentre, anxiety, appreciation, city, life, today,
Form: Free verse
A Visit In Munich, Germany
What a sight to behold! A home to immigrants,
a spectacular city rolled with a wealth of arts!
predominantly Catholic with its many facets
its historical resonance and genesis of existence.

While it’s a welcome contrast from other countries,
there’s...

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Categories: epicentre, friendship, imagination, introspection, life, places, travel, history,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Our Country-Earth Which Is of Your Size
Notre terre qui est à Votre taille
Forgive us please our enormous bilious hubris
The quasar-lit heavens smile only down upon us
For Our Master he presideth over the Universe

Our Architect-Father he beds down in the blackest holes
Our...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: epicentre, faith, satire, november, universe,
Form: Light Verse
The Aftermath
Struck nine on Richter scale, seismic waves so       
                    ...

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© Anu Nayak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: epicentre, anger, earth, holocaust,
Form: Terza Rima
'irreplaceable'
Irreplaceable!

This world that I know of, is, - 'the family's' living room,
visitors, weaving fabrics of many designs in this loom!
Generations searched, yet - still unaware 'where from'!
But, established a relationship and a working decorum!

Every equation...

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© Ram Ram  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: epicentre, allusion, how i feel, muse, philosophy, spiritual,
Form: Quatrain
Fashioned In Heaven,Realized On Earth
Two love birds collide
Different world
Different cities
Different colour
A tale of two cities

Like a 
cinderella 
story...

The groom 
chocolatey
The bride 
lights up

What an 
attraction
Between 
Unlike 
poles...

When the 
chocolate 
enters
The bride 
lights up his 
world

He said he 
loved her
He...

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Categories: epicentre, best friend,
Form: Free verse
Traversing the Lucky Country
Exploring the suburbs at Melbourne
Glad are the late nights’ burnt

Bustling Bourke Street Mall
Epitome of a retail therapy’s call

The archaic Flinder’s Station
Scheduling warrants attention

Cho-chooing to Sydney
Never costs a kidney

The surmountable Clothes Hanger
Climbing it is not a...

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Categories: epicentre, holiday, red, kindergarten,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Final Dissolution
Gale force winds have blown away the top of his skull

Impaled by a fallen tree with the prison of his mind exposed

Tim’s pierced splintered and dismembered fragments

mash freely with mushed grey matter ready for take...

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Categories: epicentre, depression,
Form: Free verse
Widened Eyes White
Perspiration beads my beleaguered brow,
running in rivulets down cheeks aglow.
A hazy miasma the air does plough,
electric energy begins to flow. 

Distant rumblings, crowned palm trees start to shake,
gorgeously lush green fronds partner their dance.
Waves rippling...

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Categories: epicentre, nature, people, placesbrother, brother, cousin,
Form: Quatrain
To Split the Seconds
In the middle of the universe, I stand
deep in my chamber of death, resurrected
with no recollection of the life before
no memories of past civilizations
          no planets,...

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Categories: epicentre, science fiction, stars, universe,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Nurse To the Patient (To Jackie R.I.P)
I only had a glmpse of you - 
a glimpse, the night before you died: 
A once beautiful lady, still beautiful, 
preparing to die - such grace, such poise. 

There was an aura about you...

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Categories: epicentre, inspirational,
Form: Epitaph
How long must he wait?
How perversely exciting it used to be, in
the months after you made your decision
to abandon this hopeless situation
meaning [rueful laughter] the UK, not so much
the shattered bones of you and me

I was still hanging on,...

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Categories: epicentre, england, history, jealousy, lost love, missing you,
Form: Free verse
Time Has Turned a Page
Pedants fume helpless and seethe with rage,
But linguists surrender to the age,
Media always misuse
Commoners to confuse,
But rage not, time has turned a tired page.
______________________________________________________
It is the age of freedom, free for all. Words are used...

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Categories: epicentre, humor, time,
Form: Limerick
Boys Don'T Cry
Boys don't cry,
I felt my soul collapse and concave into a black hole located in the epicentre of my white heart. 
They never told us that when you let pain nibble on your sanity you lose...

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Categories: epicentre, cry,
Form: Free verse
Orbitals
Radiant like the sun,
Like the depths of ocean.
Lies the Epicentre around the coldness of void and the warmth of magma.

If the momentum is too fast,if may go out of control like the consequences of present.
Too...

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Categories: epicentre, space, stars, success,
Form: Free verse
You
Dedicated to the best poet of us all.


I dive into you
The mud-coloured heaven
Fragments embracing with age
A dull rock and hammer shadow

Your small mouth
Free and feline with words carrying
The strength of the cartillage they cling
to. Ochre...

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Categories: epicentre,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ashtavakra Gita Verse 20:1
20.1
“Where are the elements, 
the body, the organs, the mind?
Where is the void?
Where is despair?
My nature is transparent clearness”

Verse revisited on 19-July-2022

Such is God’s power we wield 
That space and time, both yield
Awareness poised at...

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Categories: epicentre, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Five Point Eight On the Richter Scale
They say there's a first time for everything

My first time ever feeling the unsettling effects of an earthquake

Albeit, it was ONLY 5.8 on the Richter Scale

It happened during our holiday in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

We...

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Categories: epicentre, holiday, natural disasters,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Five Point Eight On the Richter Scale
They say there's a first time for everything
My first time ever feeling the unsettling effects of an earthquake
Albeit, it was ONLY 5.8 on the Richter Scale
It happened during our holiday in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
We...

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Categories: epicentre, natural disasters,
Form: Free verse
Napoleon's Nascent Love For Josephine
Give me a smile, that I may build on your assurance,
Kiss me, that I may have to thy kind heart entrance,
Love me less, and see how tumultuous life could be,
Give thy command, and see my...

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Categories: epicentre, history, love,
Form: Rhyme

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