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Neigh say being corralled and cult shod
Neigh say being  corralled & cult shod 

"Sic semper evello mortem tyrannis"
translation = thus always I 
bring death to tyrants.”

Above the fray of twittering, 
squabbling, and madding crowds,
an arrogantly belligerent creature deified, 
yet vilified...

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Categories: gentry, 12th grade, age, allusion, america, fate, history,
Form: Free verse



And Still I Drive - Part Two
Stars fall under failing skies...stars fall...stars fall...
But stars do not cry.
Into Ochs valley, through the Vale of White Horse...prancing 
besides a Dragons Hill;
It was here that a Roundhead - did a Royalist Cavaliers blood in...

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Categories: gentry, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Zeitgeist
competing cousins, interbreeding homo-sapiens
  hominins humming mostly human song
  altruistic generalisers, ever close to dying ways
  opportunistic, never staying long

  self-aware, inquisitive, enlarging brains, empathising
  real representative intelligence
  modelling...

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© Ian Love  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gentry, destiny, earth, hope, humanity, philosophy, power,
Form: Verse
La La Di Dah Dah La
Earth dwelling mongeese are neither toys nor coins and pedalling backwards then forward is not considered the primary way of jet propulsion off a very high hill. So one two ping means fried rice coming?...

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Categories: gentry, allusion, baptism,
Form: I do not know?
1000707 and 1006006 Are Having a Chat
A miniscule minotaur is a mini mayhem by the way. In a catacomb place ones feet in a small bowl then look in the mirror and sing to the shaft of light beaming down from...

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Categories: gentry, aubade, beauty,
Form: I do not know?



I Ask Myself a Rhetorical Question Regarding
I ask myself a rhetorical question regarding...
the durability, longevity, and tenacity of Homo sapiens,
after screaming headlines report one after another atrocity.

How did the human species manage to survive
with many means
of self destruction at their disposal?

Atomic...

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Categories: gentry, africa, america, anger, april, black african american,
Form: Free verse
Ballad of Molly Jones
David Jones, the best rat catcher Shropshire has ever had
must take some criticism for young Molly turning bad.
Even though his daughter found rich co-incidentals,
no credit could be taken by rat catching Dad's credentials.

At nineteen she's...

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Categories: gentry, history,
Form: Lyric
Loves Doubling Helix
   Storms seductive desiring of dreams   
   Forms favoring moonlight of beams
    Craving hearts upon starlit nights
    Waving wands of unicorned flights
 ...

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Categories: gentry, dedication, love, romantic,
Form: Rhyme
Shame Full Travesty Regarding Fourth of July Celebration
Sham(e) full travesty regarding fourth of July celebration

American independence day
linkedin severance from English crown
Continental Congress representatives
parlayed courtesy thirteen original colonies
yielding Declaration of Independence
immediately rendered null and void
established vassalage courtesy British rule.

Fast forward two hundred and...

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Categories: gentry, 12th grade, america, anger, appreciation, betrayal, discrimination,
Form: Free verse
Swtor Encyclopedia Receives Any Movie Trailer
Previous moment My partner and i wandered along the particular aisles regarding Waterstones My partner and i has been minted simply by having less SWTOR encyclopedias. Right now there My partner and i has been...

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© Lea Hela  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gentry, computer-internet, today,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member If At First You Don'T Succeed - Text Version
Tommy Tapioca’d married Margery Anne McDonald when each of them was twenty-one with just one thing in mind:
To save the only offspring of the richest man in Scotland from falling prey to what he deemed...

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Categories: gentry, humor,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member If At First You Don'T Succeed
Tommy Tapioca’d married Margery Anne McDonald when each of them was twenty-one with just one thing in mind:
To save the only offspring of the richest man in Scotland from falling prey to what he deemed...

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Categories: gentry, humor,
Form: Narrative
Early Poems Xvi
Early Poems XVI

The Beautiful People
by Michael R. Burch

They are the beautiful people,
and their shadows dance through the valleys of the moon
to the listless strains of an ancient tune.

Oh, no ... please don't touch them,
for their...

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Categories: gentry, 12th grade, age, animal, boy, child, childhood,
Form: Rhyme
London
London

The tour of London begins
 In the streets of my mind,
  Through past and present
   Intrinsically entwined,
    Through people and places
     It's heart we will...

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Categories: gentry, london,
Form: Rhyme
There is room at the cross for you and collections
"There is room at the cross for you 2X
Though millions have come, there's
still room for one. Yes, there is room
at the cross for you."

Yes indeed Christ died for both you and me

At the wiping post,...

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Categories: gentry, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Lyric
I Wax Poetic As Lifeblood Imperceptibly Doth Wane
I wax poetic as lifeblood imperceptibly doth wane

Mine body electric analogous 
to Google map pronounced 
with arteries and countless varicose vein
visible popping blood vessels  
leeches haven grand old time 
at expense of poor sucker...

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Categories: gentry, adventure, anxiety, body, character, december, farewell, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Past the Grain Fields
Past the grain fields clanks the old train,
and it goes beyond the fertile valley;
then it vanishes amid the swaying hills,
not too far from the massive castle
built by the Normans, and it's pelted by rain,
washing the...

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Categories: gentry, music, nature, peace, seasonslife,
Form: Sestina
Mccarthy's Saloon
This is the place the ’punchers come
when it is time to drink their pay,
ride in from the hilly rangelands
to forget cattle for a day.

Norma in the kitchen will cook
beef and spuds for this roving horde,
her...

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Categories: gentry, community, drink, emotions, history, image, people, places,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member Refurbished Fairy Tales: Cinderella, If the Shoe Fits Part I
Once upon a time...

Once upon a time, in France, a storyteller fella
Wrote of a girl named Cinderella,
Meant as a fairy tale romance.
Her daddy died when she was young, and she was forced to share his...

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Categories: gentry, humor,
Form: Light Verse
What Discursive Poetic Theme Shall I Write About
Hmm...What Discursive Poetic Theme Shall I Write About...

Today (a rather brisk, chilly,
and otherwise sat
tiss factory twirly delightful
December 18th, 2018) matte
her of fact quite
refreshing noontime, while this fat

tend plot of Earthen surveyed terrain
situated over scat
herd modest...

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Categories: gentry, abuse, allusion, america, analogy, destiny, history, imagination,
Form: Bio
I Wax Poetic As Lifeblood Imperceptibly Wanes
Aging baby boomer
no longer fit as a fiddle
accumulating extra adipose tissue
around the middle
ain't no impossible mission
whence thumbs I twiddle
to shed unwanted 
weight methinks exorcise to unriddle.

Call to action necessitates
yours truly to acclimatize,
calling fitness trainer
whereby honed...

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Categories: gentry, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, abuse,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member The Litigator
Gnarled and twisted, gangly, forlorn,
the mirror encompasses the product of scorn.
A large withered beast, the scourge of the earth,
stands in view of himself without mirth.

Heavy of heart he's been forced into exile,
once a renowned litigator...

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Categories: gentry, forgiveness,
Form: Rhyme
Cupid Sets Hearts On Fire
Every February fourteenth,
(reference Gregorian Calendar see
High Middle Ages his Saints' Day)
which combs thee
day after morrow aye decree

Tweedledum and Tweedledee
mine near one and same
mean mein near best buddy
donning Harris tweed plus sundry
other manifold couture to express...

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Categories: gentry, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th
Form: Personification
What the Butler Heard
What the Butler Heard
Extract from a memoir

Lord Illustrious Penge of Lampwicker Hall,
Welcomed local Toffs, to his Name-Dropper ball.
Noses upturned with a touch of conceit,
Hob-Knobbing with gentry and gentleman elite.
Colonel recalled, his luncheon with Churchill,
Discussing backbenchers...

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© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gentry, character, england, humor, satire, society, voice, word
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Checkmate
why will men fight and suffer to advance the interests of their masters, who fling them aside when they have no further use for them?

Arthur Findlay



The black king and the white king, well they didn't...

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Categories: gentry, death, metaphor, war,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things