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Premium Member Rum n Raisin 11 - One Hundred Million Years BC
Sneaking into the museum to avoid the sudden rain
Raisin said, “I don’t want to get soaked right through again,
It was bad enough when that truck through that puddle dashed
And you and me - but mainly...

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Categories: fossilised, adventure, cat, fantasy, time,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member What You Do Not See Is Not Necessarily Not There
I

 
Take out the caked grimy faucet plug

Let those unseen crawlies dive and duck

                     ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fossilised, health, philosophy, care, care,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Shuddering Flare
And then the cold had its story to tell again and emerged overnight

The seasons had not changed but as always kept a sudden surprise

Days sunbathing and skinny dipping on the beach felt like a shiver

As...

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Categories: fossilised, seasons,
Form: Free verse
Waldorf Is Warbling Like Woh Wah Weh
Waldorf warbling wa wo we wa
Glows from hidden archetypes are not architects nor are they archetypical in construction. In fact it is the translucent bud of a tropospheric triangle that timely counts one two three...

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Categories: fossilised, absence, africa, america, analogy, anti bullying, anxiety,
Form: I do not know?
Cinnamon Sugar Sand..
The sun glitters on  the seas smooth surface viewed high  from a hilltop 
Light blue and  pink wrinkles shimmer irredescently  on  the ocean's skin.
Cinnamon sugar sand lapped and soaked by...

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Categories: fossilised, childhood, nature, sea, uplifting, beach, blue, car,
Form: Blank verse



Anc and Joe Slovo
ANC and Joe Slovo  

ANC took on the white -run system and won, we hoped 
for a new free country an apartheid- free land
The “Rainbow Nation sprung to life reconciliation, dancing
in the streets, which...

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Categories: fossilised, absence,
Form: Blank verse
Sahara Dreams
Time crystallised into every golden grain 
Fine as the flakes off my skin 
For a thousand years void of rain
Rising to Rah with the slope of the dunes

Crocodile tears fill the Nile
For they flourish for...

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Categories: fossilised, dream, sun,
Form: Rhyme
Canaries In a Mine
Kisses from insolvent grave,
Stole the dying breath away
So dizzyingly fast,
It escaped as fleeting vapour;
The hackles bristled, raised,
Clouds of ink on sunny days,
As scratching quills engraved 
Upon white paper

Who among the sprawl could feel
If it was...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fossilised, history, life, loss, philosophy,
Form: Verse
Eventide
Brushed with the languorous strokes of sunset
  The landscape touched by a sinewy fire,
Breathing beneath the purple haze sky
  As electrical dusk tugs molecular wire.

Bats from the caverns jerk black on thermals,
 ...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fossilised, allegory, life, nature, places, time,
Form: Verse
Aq50
They say that any dream is organised around a wish.
That a dream can often be the fulfilment of a wish.
Last night I dreamt.  I dreamt that we were gone.

Palaeontologists declared, after
years of painstaking escavation
that...

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Categories: fossilised, allegory, allusion, analogy, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Anc and Joe Slovo
ANC and Joe Slovo  

ANC took on the white-run system and won, we hoped 
for a new free country an apartheid-free land
The “Rainbow Nation sprung to life reconciliation, dancing
in the streets, which have become...

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Categories: fossilised, absence,
Form: Blank verse
Water
life without water
could not ever be sustained
thank the spring showers

water cascades... rain
distilled... early morning dew
winter confetti

no water... no frogs
deathly silence... then it rained
the sound of splashes

all life dependent
some dance for water... it rains
sustaining splashes

the shape...

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Categories: fossilised, nature, seasons, water,
Form: Haiku
The Last Kiss
The last kiss is blown 
into the Sanskrit winds, 
passing indecipherably, 
planted on the sky. 
All that is discerned 
are emotions bared therein 
the calm of clock towers fossilised 
to claim what hurries by. 

So...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fossilised, life, loss, lost love, love, passion, kiss,
Form: Verse

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