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Long Flues Poems

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Premium Member Earthtribal Council
Earth's diverse Trees of Tribes
mentor ecotherapy with me,
EcoWe,
echoing sighing resonant waves of wisdom
surfing through lunar waxing-waning freedoms
of humanly divine burning nuclear bushes.

Show me,
unveil We,
boundary wu-wei issues
weaving functions with frequencies,
tipping wild-flowering forms with full-color fluencies,
soaring summer's...

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Categories: flues, blessing, creation, culture, language, nature, wisdom, words,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Remnants of a Saturday Night
Sunday morning early, five a.m to be
precise, my mind awakes, then gently succours
the body to arise from one’s mundane sleep. I
then transfer to Britain via 1ZB, listening
to the English football commentary, it’s worth
the lack of...

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Categories: flues, me, morning, people, social,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Theories For the Way Some Understand
I have a theory Gislane Maxwell was jailed
Another theory she worked with and for Epstien
One more theory andrew windsor is served trial Doc's
Another theory 56 million was the pre pandemic death rate
A theory there was...

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Categories: flues, addiction, analogy, assonance,
Form: Free verse
Summer Storms
Following a day of stillness and intermittent sunlight, comes the storm.
Hushed breezes, hot, humid clutching to the skies now race through the trees.
Late afternoon, darkness embraces the skyline, strewn with clouds of shaded blacks and...

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© Dm Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: flues, storm, summer, weather,
Form: Narrative
My On Call Uncle Muse Never Sleeps
My on call (Uncle) Muse Never Sleeps
(aunt that title niece – ???
in this context pronounced nice)

Well...hm...I really did not wanna
     let the cat out of the bag,
    ...

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Categories: flues, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th grade, 9th
Form: Free verse



Calling Cards
Sausages are meal items that should be avoided at all costs by very small rabbits. Tiny white fish with silver fins carry red flags that denote danger in a tide. So hop jump up a...

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Categories: flues, art, birth,
Form: I do not know?
It Can Be Only You
I was a boy when we met .
Soulless with no practice to test ,
Selfless, that I couldn't share you my chest ,
And I remained so fallen as a chrest .

A numbnut who new nothing of...

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Categories: flues, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Crises At the North Pole
'Twas the night before Christmas at the North Pole.
Santa paced to and fro contemplating his role.
Things were in disarray and Mz Claus was on his case,
Chiding him about working just one day a year was...

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Categories: flues, christmas, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Boney Bonny Dames and Old Money Games
Until I've seen, Melbourne days
	was not just emptiness in play
I know I'll see
What I didn't see,
the September soaked symphony
	of Vivaldi vines climbing,
jacaranda booms,
tremolo spilling eaves

Until you know this suburban kid's righted the wrong
I'll verse on...

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Categories: flues, hope, life, lost love, nostalgia, places, romance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Liquid Shelter
I toss fire down your throat
pour you your bullet, goblet to gullet

glass-jacketed explosions 
line my wall like church organ flues
ablution for absolution from desperation 
libation-liberations for exaggerated exhilarations
bottled fevers for believers

kneel your mind
choose your raptures

you’ve...

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Categories: flues, drink, metaphor, night, people, wine,
Form: Free verse
Now Wash Your Hands
Hands across the pond to the NPR,
When you give power to the truth
It's a beacon from afar,
We've got a message from the UK
Coming at you, forsooth,
So now feel me when I say,
From the Morning Edition
Get...

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Categories: flues, america, anti bullying, freedom, political, pride, truth,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Outside My Door
It was a good morning until I watched the news
reporting that the covid19 virus was spreading.
They were saying how this flue wasn't like other flues,
it's deadlier; I didn't like where this was heading.

At first, countries...

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Categories: flues, 10th grade, 11th grade, america, angst, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme
Walking Through This World
Walking through this world, to the other side,
it's easy-going, then a wild ride.  
Times are a-changing, have you heard the news,
there comes the novel, and virulent flues.

We thought the world, would just stay the...

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© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: flues, friend,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things