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Premium Member Stay Focus On the Lord - the Cross of Salvation Style
~  Stay Focus On The Lord ~ 
( Cross Of  Salvation ) 
 

~O~



Stay focus till you 
Reach your dreams goal 
Just  watch soul 
And you'll be fine 
Know with God's Love...

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Categories: erosion, christian, faith, hope, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Eldritch Hysterical Annihilation Syndrome
I walk o u t...

I am lost in unapproachable light—a spectral broth
I am tasting the screaming silence—the archetypal observer
dissects my essence-fossil Passion
a seismic rupture between life/death/rebirth
gnaws at my marrow This dilemma-kudzu
coils tight, constricting tomorrow's breath

Death...

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Categories: erosion, halloween, horror, philosophy, psychological,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Where is the Shining City on a Hill?
Where is the shining city upon a hill?                           ...

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© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: erosion, america, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Harvest Quartet of Subtle Harmonics
Spring's Excitement
There are rhythms of Nature that no one controls
that farms use to advantage! Time's fishermen sailed
both with tides and fair breezes offshore in their boats
at each dawn and dusk's onshore brought home each day's...

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Categories: erosion, farm, love, science, seasons,
Form: Rhyme
In America June 14th Equals Flag Day
In America June 14th equals flag day
and in Pennsylvania a federal holiday.

"...I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. And to the republic for which it stands. One nation under god...

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Categories: erosion, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form: Rhyme



Nigerian Independence Celebration
As October 1 approaches, HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY……………………
I have enormous tracts of land and vast volumes of water, but cannot feed myself.
So I spend $1 billion to import rice and another $2 billion on milk.
I produce...

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Categories: erosion, celebration, freedom,
Form: Alliteration
Rebellious nonestablishmentarian Pennsylvania Yankee
Rebellious nonestablishmentarian Pennsylvania Yankee...
honored at freedom fête
of course in my dreams
where Tony the Tiger
roars Matthew Scott Harris 
ranks as one hip cat gr-r-eat
showcasing adroitness
with ability to turn a phrase
evident if we could arrange a tête-à-tête
where...

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Categories: erosion, adventure, america, animal, appreciation, hero, humanity, remember,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ode To a Tree - Synopsis - Epic
I.

Espy, distinguish divinely made lively, lovely Trees
Unisex Trees, inhales carbon dioxide, then breathes
out for us humans, life given clean oxygen
Stout roots run deep, holding God's earth
Also, with you we were taught our first lesson

II.

Animals take...

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Categories: erosion, adventure, beauty, earth, earth day, introspection, nature,
Form: Ode
Premium Member A Lantern Made of Suicide Notes: Suicide by Metaphors
I. The Hour of Approach

The poem I was writing refused to end—  
it kept writing me.  
Blood didn't ink these lines—  
the ink bled me.  
Each stanza a hidden-hematoma  
across...

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Categories: erosion, creation, literature, mental health, metaphor, philosophy, poets,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
One Ring To Rule Them All
Forged in the pit of despair, the Megacity to dwell.
One Place
to rule them all.
Hell.

Let us come soon to surface in false identity,
Saviours, Creators, with no indemnity.
Pen Pal- Secret Admirers, Watchers watching over-- humanity-like Dire Wolves...

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Categories: erosion, caregiving, engagement, eve, evil,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Mount Rushmore: Carved in Stone
Mount Rushmore: Carved in Stone

From deep within the Earth’s crust,
An orogeny pushes
The batholith upwards
To become “The Shrine of Democracy,”
Of weathered presidential faces
Chiseled in rock in South Dakota,
Representing 150 years of history
(From the birth of a...

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Categories: erosion, america, history, patriotic, tribute, usa,
Form: Verse
When Nature's Best Is Not At All That Good
The ecosystem’s perfect design
A providence of the Great Divine.
A holistic balance that should not fail
If well-taken-cared of by those that dwell.

The atmosphere was just enough
To sustain the living and its habitat.
Green vegetations were all around
And...

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Categories: erosion, earth day, life, natural disasters, nature, science,
Form: Rhyme
Beauty At Its Best
Faith is like a flower that grows fervently 
Love is like a rose that glimmers majestically
It's like a tender dove that flies so beautifully,
For it gives me some peace that runs through my veins 

The...

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Categories: erosion, beautiful, blessing, deep, desire, hope, ocean, sea,
Form: Free verse
Love at first sight
I asked her
do you believe that as soon as any man walks into a room and he’s eyes fall so completely upon someone like you he can fall in love?
at first 
she didn’t answer
she just...

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© Paul Crump  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: erosion, appreciation, love, love hurts, sweet love,
Form: Rhyme
From Dust To Ashes: Diamond Eyes
Those diamonds - they shimmer anew
In your forest eyes...out of the blue...
Elegance and erosion collide in my cranium
Leaving me a missing, numb crumb, succumbing to the feeling of numb

From dust to ashes,
We see flashes
We see...

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Categories: erosion, deep,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member SAVE THE MORIBUND LUNGS OF THE EARTH
Biosphere's tropical respiratory rainforests are on the verge of extinction,
the exclusive reservoir of biodiversity, the Congo Basin is shrinking rapidly.

Deforestation dehydrates the caliginous evergreen region,
scorching heat changed the water cycle irreversibly.

Locking in scanty rainfall and...

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Categories: erosion, earth, environment, pain, planet, rain, tree, visionary,
Form: Rhyme
Needed Change
The world spins
Making its way around the sun again
Millions of years in rotation
It knows not 
What happens on its surface
It just continues its task
And fulfills its purpose 
Mindless to the tragedies 
And suffering 
That is...

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Categories: erosion, visionary,
Form: Rhyme
Standard


           In the depths of desolation where death 
is presiding in a smug kind of cocoon of parasite,
lies, a heart of calcified care, buried deep...

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Categories: erosion, art,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ghosts of South Dakota Part 1
The location of the Spring Creek School was on a flat, nestled 
between the cliff on the north and the Little White River on the south.  The river 
flowed in from the northwest, circled...

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Categories: erosion, inspirational, life, love, school, spring, day, leaving,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Donald Trump is our 45 and our 47 United States President Q and A part one
Q:  Why did President Donald Trump win both the Electoral and the Popular Vote?

A:  He followed in the footsteps of President Ronald Reagan when he ran against
     his Democratic...

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Categories: erosion, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Are We Good Stewards of God's Planet Earth
Christians should really believe that God first created first the heavens and than the earth. The very first man God created, was out of the dust of the earth. When God breathed into his nos...

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Categories: erosion, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Narrative
Patriarch, Roller Coaster
Roller coaster by ian munywe
 
Shuffling of many a feet in the street, sighing reluctantly in this awful road.
As we draw closer to alien things, what we saw before not in sync,
Far so far we have...

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© Ian Munywe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: erosion, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
By the Bedside, Weeping
A visitor, 
I sit by night and day
unmoved to pen a loving word
no more the Muse its lightning thrusts
of inspiration cast my woeful way
while waiting, watching, 
nothing left
of hope, of comfort – 
nothing right to...

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Categories: erosion, angst, death, mother, words, day,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member When We Are Young When We Are Old
When We Are Young, When We Are Old

When we are young,
(Or so I'm told)
We don't ask what things
The future holds
We ask no Reason,
We ask no Rhyme;
We ask if we only
Have enough Time
To settle
Things we've left...

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Categories: erosion, age, angst, community, life,
Form: Lyric
Greening the Blue Does It Include You
Earth and environment preserved for us,
all bountiful and all lush.
Very pristine, pure and clean,
Clear blue sky and lands jade green.

Languid wings of breeze used to carry,
Scents  of flora and fauna fondly and airy.
Sweet melodies...

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Categories: erosion, nature, earth, environment, mother, sky, planet,
Form: Couplet

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