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Part 1: Confusion of the Muse
The large, bright Winter moon shone it's heavenly light over and out amongst the snow-covered city. The city was large, the city was noisy. It was midnight and the bustling still urged on. People ached...

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Categories: gunshot,
Form: I do not know?



And still his death haunts webbed wide world post American Civil War
And still his death haunts webbed wide world post American Civil War

Preface: On the evening of April 14, 1865, while attending a special performance of the comedy, "Our American Cousin," President Abraham Lincoln was shot.

President...

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Categories: gunshot, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence, age, america,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Part One - a Gunshot Wound To the Heat - a Short Story From My Memoir
GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE HEART 


From a two-room schoolhouse high on a hill over the Fundy Bay, I sat at an old wooden desk daydreaming. The ink stains and etchings which were dug deep into...

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Categories: gunshot, nostalgia,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Part Two- Gunshot Wound To the Heart- a Short Story From My Memoir - a Journey of Roses and Thorns
It was a hot summer day.  Harry had stopped by Grandma's house and offered to take the two little girls down to the store and treat them to an ice-cream cone.  Grandma, thinking...

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Categories: gunshot, nostalgia,
Form: Prose
Ford's Theater April 15th 1865
Ford's Theater, April 15th, 1865...
Petersen House, Washington, D.C.

I admit to own a passion
for the Civil War in general,
and the life and death of
the sixteenth president in particular
between a hard spot of whiskey
and draughts of arrack;
nonetheless...

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Categories: gunshot, absence, age, america, anniversary, april, bereavement, cry,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member More Jazz Please
My roommates Leong, Sophie, (Charles) and I were coming from a Yale sporting event. The sky looked like a dirty Swiffer-mop and the wind seemed to be ignoring the posted 20mph speed limit. It was...

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Categories: gunshot, food, friendship, fun, god, happy, music, school,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Scottish Wild Cat Giving Facts of Its Life
I am a big admirer of all large cats, one of my favourites being the Scottish Wild Cat.
It is one of the wildest of all cats and will fight to the death to protect its...

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Categories: gunshot, animal, cat, nature, planet,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Darfurian Girl
I enjoyed an almost idyllic childhood. This was marred only at the age of ten by my circumcision, a cruel and primitive custom among my otherwise enlightened people. In my grandmother’s hut, I was held...

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Categories: gunshot, bereavement, character,
Form: Prose
He Died With A Smile, Part IV
He saw a girl wearing only one shoe,
and drew the other one from his pocket,
tied it on her foot, and said to the girl,
“You have to run now, please, go on and get!”

She bolted off...

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Categories: gunshot, abuse, anger, children, dark, death, evil, sad,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
The Sherriff's First Day, Part Iii
...“My mother said he did it to survive,
the farm was failing, the crops wouldn’t thrive,
he had to find money, so rode with them,
so desperate he’d go with criminal men.

“My father’s death was quite hard, I’ll...

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Categories: gunshot, conflict, emotions, father, history, mother, sad, sympathy,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
The Fiddler's Tune, Part I
There was a fiddler, back in eighty-three,
a young fellow who called himself Monty,
wasn’t much of a worker, that is no lie,
but oh, how fast his fingers could fly…

He came from the east, most people did...

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Categories: gunshot, death, history, jealousy, loss, lost love, love,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Co-Heroes
Alaskan wilderness, a beautiful sight, holds grave danger when you go it alone.
It was freezing cold one night when Frank’s unwanted adventure began. 
He had left early that Sunday morn, before an unexpected blizzard moved...

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Categories: gunshot, adventure, animal, friend, snow, weather, winter,
Form: Epic
Premium Member The Spirit of Soup Creek
In Soup Creek saloon behind Jenna’s bar
Milt’s holsters and belt and a posthumous star
Are fixed to a plaque to remember him best
There’s a custom made bracket where Milton’s guns rest

The gun barrels cross over Milt’s...

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Categories: gunshot, remember, western,
Form: Rhyme
The Tragedy of Reginald King, Part Iv
IV.
An awkward silence fell on them,
Reg felt bad, and looked at his feet,
“I didn’t mean to pry,”he said.
she laughed and said, “Don’t look so meek.

“There’s not much work for women here,
and I had no family...

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Categories: gunshot, history, lost, love, myth, relationship, western, woman,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member Whatever Happened To the True Art of Practicing Forgiveness
Whatever happened to the true art of practicing forgiveness? There seems to be a zero tolerance towards making human mistakes even after the guilty party says they are sorry. They lose their Hallmark television series,...

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Categories: gunshot, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Dramatic Monologue
His Hideout 7
The feeling was coming back with ferocity..He had made a turniquette with his belt and would periodically loosen it to restore flow and see if the bleeding had subsided.He hoped it was a clean through...

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Categories: gunshot, home,
Form: Free verse
The Bleeding
I flung my bloodied bathrobe onto a dusty mahogany bureau and roared: “Did we frighten
the scarecrows tonight, my love? Whose catch was it anyway? Yours or mine? We invited 10
guests to our dungeon this evening....

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© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gunshot, on writing and words
Form: Prose Poetry
Devil In a Suit
Puleng please stop crying ??  Puleng!!! I'm sorry ?? 
I... I saw him... I know you're hurt and I wanted to help but... I couldn't
I'm here... Wait for me I'm going to talk to...

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Categories: gunshot, abuse, anger, betrayal, death, sad, truth,
Form: Narrative
The Outlaw's Angel, Part I
Burke Bowden rode slowly through the piney hills
outside the mining town of Tillico.
Hiding himself there in the Montana woods
where decent folks would rarely go.
He had good reason for being out there alone.
The bastard Banks Grisby...

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Categories: gunshot, adventure, conflict, history, love, violence,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Fight
I see blood gushing out of his chest and I stood at the corner and take a deep breath, they have been exchanging gunfire for more than nine hour and he has taken down a...

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Categories: gunshot, adventure, america, animal, career, confidence, courage, desire,
Form: Free verse
Mystery
There once was a couple who lived a peaceful unit until one day they designed to have a mystery party. Little did they know it will turn out to be the real deal.
 It all...

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Categories: gunshot, dark, death,
Form: Diamante
Stupid Disco
who knew who knew?
The story ends
hands clean and messy
someone stupid like you?
indecently in the mirror i see

bullets blue dont you know
flies know what you are
authorities alive thought i might die
eyes take a good look
smiling gunshot...

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Categories: gunshot, angst, imagination, music, heart, heart, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Walk Ver4
The Walk

Tired of it all
The bottle empty did fall
On the third floor
I looked out
Skeptical
Of the distance
Fatal or just painful?

I have had enough pain
Looking out, it began
To rain
For my final walk
I took an umbrella
I was that...

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Categories: gunshot, art, death, deep, depression, destiny, hilarious,
Form: Free verse
A Spectacle of Light
All around the fortified town all the systems were down, and a heavyset man took all the money and left the town in a hurry. I couldn’t understand why but he chartered a helicopter and...

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Categories: gunshot, character, confidence, culture, death, hope, men, romantic,
Form: Narrative
Ascending To Zero
And thus I wake from my 30 month slumber
Fuzzy headed and cotton-mouthed
As pristinely damaged as before my rest
When my Reaper drew our curtains closed

Living life in a trance isn't new to me
I don't think I've...

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© Derek Chos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gunshot, depression, introspection,
Form: Prose

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