Long Grammar Poems
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State of the Art IiiState of the Art (III)
These are my "ars poetica" poems: the ones about the art and craft of writing poetry in a modern world that doesn't always recognize the artists or their work.
Come Down
by...
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Categories:
grammar, art, muse, poems, poetry, poets, write, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
Poems About Poems IvPoems about Poems IV
The Toast
by Michael R. Burch
For longings warmed by tepid suns
(brief lusts that animated clay),
for passions wilted at the bud
and skies grown desolate and gray,
for stars that fell from tinseled heights
and mountains bleak...
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Categories:
grammar, allegory, allusion, appreciation, art, poems, poetry, poets,
Form:
Rhyme
The Pied Piper From New York City - Part OneThe Pied Piper from New York City – Part One
Dare his name be said?
I say, of course, Yes!
The Pied Piper, himself, is the man, the myth, the legend.
And they, the so-called incurious lot of...
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Categories:
grammar, allusion, america, betrayal, corruption, judgement, new york,
Form:
Political Verse
America Wasn'T So Bad Back ThenWe have something in common, a fellow I talk to now and then. We’re about the same age and perhaps the only ones in the diner who think our past lives are interesting. So when...
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Categories:
grammar, america,
Form:
Prose
Translation of Eric Mottram's Time Sight Unseen, Part 1 By T WignesanTranslation of Eric Mottram’s TIME SIGHT UNSEEN, Part One by T. Wignesan
"Instead of an item in a school of rhetoric, the poem could have variety of articulations, continuity and discontinuity, sentence and parataxis, and an...
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Categories:
grammar, imagery, introspection, literature, philosophy, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Translation of Eric Mottram's Time Sight Unseen, Part Two By T WignesanTranslation of Eric Mottram’s TIME SIGHT UNSEEN, Part Two by T. Wignesan
"Instead of an item in a school of rhetoric, the poem could have variety of articulations, continuity and discontinuity, sentence and parataxis, and an...
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Categories:
grammar, art, creation, literature, philosophy, word play, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Coconut MadnessOh Hanna.
The sinking of the USS Stefan wood.
Oh Hanna
I want to take you to Montana.
We can camp out by the springs we will go and see the way oil is founding...
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Categories:
grammar, allegory,
Form:
Free verse
Children Are Why We Need Higher TaxesSteven is a retired teacher disturbed by the problems he sees in education. Schools weren’t perfect when he was teaching but they were better than they are today. He has ideas for improvements.
Some of...
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Categories:
grammar, child, education, school, , 9th grade,
Form:
Prose
You Hurt My FeelingsFather, you hurt my feelings
It looks as if you don’t care that I’m alone
Melodic, hopeful bird sings,
So I listen and feel at home, all on my own
The tune of tranquility will drain away the...
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Categories:
grammar, angst, courage, emotions, faith, feelings, strength, youth,
Form:
Rhyme
Where the Vision VisitsKentucky's late summer sunshine
sunk deep into their skin
as the boy rode on the back
of his Grandfather's coppered horse,
the tobacco harvest would begin soon,
aromas of sweet leaf darkness
were wafting in the field heat,
to the big barn...
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Categories:
grammar, christian, heart, hope, , 9th grade,
Form:
Epic
A Trick My Father Learned In PrisonI’m not saying my father hated the English, God forbid. If he were still alive, he’d hate to hear me say that. He’d correct me right away and say he didn’t hate the English. Truth...
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Categories:
grammar, ireland, prison, war, , western,
Form:
Prose
Translation of Eric Mottram's Time Sight Unseen, Part 4 By T Wignesan Translation of Eric Mottram’s TIME SIGHT UNSEEN - Part Four by T. Wignesan
"Instead of an item in a school of rhetoric, the poem could have variety of articulations, continuity and discontinuity, sentence and parataxis,...
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Categories:
grammar, literature, political, rights, society, time,
Form:
Free verse
Unquotable Quotes: Poets - XxxviUnquotable quotes: Poets, Poetasters and Platos – XXXVI
For James McAuley – in remembrance of a memorable week in Cardiff 1965
The greatest poet ever is NOT Homer, Lao Tse, Ovid,...
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Categories:
grammar, creation, poetry, poets, word play, words, writing,
Form:
Epigram
New Year's ResolutionsJim Daley and Joe McCarthy had something in common. They died at 80 going to the bathroom in the middle of the night. Walt O'Brien, their protege, found this out when he called the homes...
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Categories:
grammar, new year,
Form:
Prose
Choices and VoicesChoices my dear one,
So many choices,
So few voices,
Some near,
Some far,
Some to fear.
A path.
Clear and chosen.
The erasure of a closing.
The logos of math.
The trajectory of wrath.
The conciliatory legislation blindly ruling the cosmos of...
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Categories:
grammar, courage, inspirational, life, lost love, love,
Form:
Free verse
Weird Lucid DreamI had a dream a scary dream.
That I had a business
Hot and sexy business.
In my dream i owned a Modeling company
For men
In that dream I was not rich but ready...
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Categories:
grammar, beauty, dream, fantasy, jobs, light, night, sleep,
Form:
Bio
A Statue SpeaksA Statue Speaks
The morning takes it's first breath of daylight
Exhaling the sunrise that fills the sky with colored
brilliance. ...
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Categories:
grammar, dedication,
Form:
Free verse
Cherish Armour
"Cherish Armour"
She
wears
Her armour,
LOVE -
draped like chain mail
shields You
with Her heart
When She is drowning
She will throw You to the sure
safe for Your future
And She will cry of lost children
morbid oblivion,
damnation and...
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Categories:
grammar, daughter, journey, love, mother, mothers day, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
For the Love of LexiconMy Mother taught me
how to see through language,
paper was rare, iron ink wasn't free
so she sold some jewelry for porcelain lettering,
and we clapped and sang the alphabet into life
our life, our joy, our...
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Categories:
grammar, dedication, history, passion,
Form:
Epic
Like Falling SnowflakesDear Budding Poet . . .
My view on modern poetry is that one must read the poets of old, to grasp
the concept of poetic form, word use, tone, imagery. Then,...
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Categories:
grammar, poetry, writing,
Form:
Prose
New LagosAfter amala and ewedu,
And after the round two of egusi and fufu.
Na im my eyes come dey pinch me,
Small small i dey close am.
Before i know i don dey doze,
Wetin we dey talk? I don...
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Categories:
grammar, africa,
Form:
Light Verse
Adolescent infatuations never consummatedAdolescent infatuations...never consummated
Greetings reader from a cross between an aging seventy inch long (ringing ding dong) haired pencil necked geek and a Norwegian bachelor farmer wannabe; meaning yours truly actually a virtually married Pennsylvania man,...
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Categories:
grammar, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th grade, 9th
Form:
Free verse
American Innocence, Our Children Now and ThenAs we know, sometimes we can see the big picture by peeking through a keyhole. And in America today perhaps we can see better the state of innocence among young children by looking at a...
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Categories:
grammar, youth,
Form:
Prose
Classified Ad a Satire*** Classified Ad — “Position Wanted” ***
((The following is from ad details written on the ad draft form submitted by the ad’s purchaser, who, while here was briefly helped by clerk ES Slinger,...
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Categories:
grammar, fun, humor, imagery, joy, poetry, satire, work,
Form:
Narrative
April To Thrill MeAPRIL TO THRILL ME
My Birth-Month April appears in mirth.
...
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Categories:
grammar, appreciation, april,
Form:
Free verse