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Premium Member The Forest, Never To Return, Part 2
Sometimes, in the dead of night
When all our fast asleep
We are startled awake by a loud and pernicious
Rapping sound, a bang bang banging sound

Like someone, or something
Breaking through our front door
Ready to take us, devour...

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Categories: fear and loathing, dark, death, evil, fear, horror, scary, violence,
Form: Dramatic Verse



Riffs In Time
Two soldiers. One fancies himself a punk rocking soldier of fortune and the other, nicknamed hillbilly, because he lost his shoes, they plan a trip anarchist cookbookrecipe fear and loathingbeyond culture shock  We journey...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fear and loathing, addiction, america, crazy, culture, drug, environment, travel,
Form: Haibun
Malevolent
Oh hello there! Again!
Aah! 
Yes!
You there!

Such lovely young pretty plaything, a female?
I presume?

With the beautiful expensive suit!
I am just seeing you there like a dream of crimson and horror! 

Oh sorry! 
At my age, your...

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Categories: fear and loathing, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy, anger, art, corruption,
Form: Rhyme
A Storm In Heaven, Sections 19-24
"If the drinks rob her balance from her beautiful feet
there my arms will be outstretched for her to meet
And each season we spend apart from the other
I will think of her always and never another
No...

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Categories: fear and loathing, devotion, lovefor her, me, heart, for her,
Form: Rhyme
Burning Hay
Burning the hay day’s flurry’s from club Sixty Eight                          ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fear and loathing, abuse, addiction, adventure, dark, history, life, music,
Form: Rhyme



Morfil Gwr
Ionah: first


(Morfil Gwr (Whale man).





Angry winds tore at the sails of the distressed little ship
Waves crashed and harried intent on destruction
Below he hid shaking with fear and loathing
Begging to be cast into the storming broiling...

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Categories: fear and loathing, animal, bible, christian, faith,
Form: Ballad
Descent Into Darkness
My poem is inspired by our human rights. I am moved to tears by the plight of billions around the world. 

It is estimated that 2.6 billion people (more than a third of the world's...

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Categories: fear and loathing, encouraging, humanity, rights, society, spiritual, visionary, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
Love Is Only Part of the Story
It scares me at times as I long for the comfort of stability.
I long for an equilibrium of certainty.
I long for the expected unknown of which you can never give me.
What of forever? Will we...

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Categories: fear and loathing, discrimination, hope, love,
Form: Free verse
I the Phoenix
I The Phoenix 

I recall in my youth how the world around me seemed so alive vibrant in color and beauty. As I aged this beauty faded and was replaced with a new world filled...

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Categories: fear and loathing, adventure, appreciation, beautiful, moving on, society, voyage,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Playing On Mars
Ice brewed till the filler,
Microscopic colors twirl, 
Oh what a thriller. 
Condensed spinning inside, 
Outside… on the other wide sky,
Drinking my fill till I whither.

Its rolling and now coming by,
Say “here boy,
Get on for the...

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Categories: fear and loathing, peace,
Form: Narrative
Penguin
Well and somewhere up there you call those snow covered mountains your home.
But now after all these years where is the reasons for you coming here?
What's been said has been said and what's been done...

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© Bo Lanier  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fear and loathing, emotions, lost love, remember,
Form: Free verse
Thunderstorm.
Tunneling deep into the eyes of one another
A channeling of a mutual respect and despotic hatred
High above nearly visible a clash between the two
Exploding in a power of light as the two blades clash
Blood dripping...

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Categories: fear and loathing, adventure, angst, visionary, engagement,
Form: Free verse
Dread
What is it about dread that controls us?  The mixture of fear and loathing that 
consumes the contents of an empty bottle, longing for concentration and proof.  
Do we confuse the child within...

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Categories: fear and loathing, confusion, death, faith, life, social, longing,
Form: Prose Poetry
Ode To Childhood
It's like a haunting
 where images and visions freely sail
clutching to some distant memory that prevails
 recalled with joy and laughter's gaze
or fear and loathing of the echoes raised;

should I sleep and dream a child's...

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© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fear and loathing, childhood, innocence, memory,
Form: Quatrain
Death Defying Judgement
Death defying  judgement. 
Standing on a cliff in front of a sadistic sea,
A saddened soul turns his back on all humanity,
Seeking a sad Death instead of human company. 
He sees his easy Death as...

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Categories: fear and loathing, 10th grade,
Form: ABC
Druggy Downfall
My mind goes through all these stages
all these mental rages
it's a lost book with hidden pages
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
every drug done they call you courageous 
this is a timeless past time that is...

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Categories: fear and loathing, abuse, addiction, anxiety, drug, education, truth, wisdom,
Form: Lyric
The Elephant and Mouse
The Elephant and Mouse

Way back a long, long time ago, when mouse and ‘phant were new
They thought that their relationship would always ring true blue
But the mouse one day got randy and the elephant was...

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Categories: fear and loathing, animals, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Sixteen Years of Silent Youth Ii
I woke from my sleep
To find I'm still bleeding
It appeared not a dream
But a nightmare I had lived

I will not let this go

Now more than anger
My fists and broke hands
Take patriarc life
Fashions unthinkable

I must kill...

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Categories: fear and loathing, teen,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Where Ever
Where Ever it is it is
Where Ever it will be will be
No sickness or illness once your there
The lame shall walk the blind shall see
A place where magic lives
And dreams are reality
Imagine it and it...

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Categories: fear and loathing, children, fun, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
The Stormy Day
THE STORMY DAY

Awoken by 
Rumbling in the 
Deep distance
Shallow waters subside and 
Gliding across white wakes
Makes for the sanctuary,
A distant glimmer in the 
Heart of the storm bird.
Building and gathering, 
The mind on the shore...

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Categories: fear and loathing, ocean, storm,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Tv Star
A TV. Star. 

The man hiding in the light his persona, sparkling
sunglasses not enough when we gloried in his 
mesmerizing peculiarity. We saw not the sinister
black shadows behind him… except, from time to 
time we...

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Categories: fear and loathing, social, dark, dark,
Form: Blank verse
Sunshine On a Moonlit Night
Bursts of laughter and splashes of colour
Sounds of hilarity and tales of adventure
Sparkles of light and folklore dancing
Merriment dominates the order of things

Hark to the woeful, hear not sad cries
For tonight is the night the...

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Categories: fear and loathing, happiness
Form: Sonnet
Nightfall
Nightfall and fog off the lake lands.
The ghostly touch of a cold and icy hand
fills you full of fear and loathing.
Creature of the night where are you going?
I follow your shadow through the dark
and cloudy...

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© Bo Lanier  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fear and loathing, mystery, night, wind,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tossing Mints In a T-Rex Mouth
Tossing mints in a t-rex mouth,
his calamitous breath smells good,
as the terrible lizard rolls you South,
delighting in his wintergreen food.

Thankfully this monstrosity of a sweet-tooth Rex
rejects his diet of flesh and menthol as vomitus.
Relating voluminously...

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Categories: fear and loathing, animal, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Collective Soul
As an outsider looking in,
My opinion means nothing, yes;
But the collective soul of a nation,
Has me watching with distress.

Who amongst to cast the first stone?
This immigrant nation to boot!
Where fear and loathing and lies shown,
How...

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Categories: fear and loathing, political, prejudice,
Form: Rhyme

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