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Premium Member Bergfried
I.	  The Settlement

          Hickory bark bluffs
          at the blend of two 
    ...

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Categories: high point, adventure, allusion, metaphor, myth, native american, remember,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member The Job - Part 3
Once in my room it’s time to check my weapon.  I can’t live without her.  Which her am I thinking about?  This is not good.   I need to take a...

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Categories: high point, death, life, , western,
Form: Narrative
Endless 'Luv'
Dear Girl,
Please go away.

You don’t love me,
You ‘luv’ me,
Because the latter is only a ghost of the first.
Don’t worry though,
I don’t hate you for it,
I only h8 you!

You don’t need me anyway,
Please go on,
You’ve got...

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© Anna Dove  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: high point, death of a friend, girl, hate, love,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Our Moment of Consummation
When first we met ,your eyes' deep longing 
And the hunger in my heart  drew us
Together.
So sensuous and sinuous were you 
Setting my whole being atingle ,alight
And aflame.
My voice quivering  with your eager...

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Categories: high point, longing, love, sensual,
Form: Free verse
God Is Not Lost, You Are
I’ve heard people say they “Found God”
You didn’t find God, because God was never lost
You say, you lost your wallet or your keys…
You didn’t lose your keys, you misplaced your keys

God is NOT lost. God...

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Categories: high point, blessing, change, god, lost, money, poverty, success,
Form: Narrative



Diana At the Ides of August, Part Two
She's a Messenger, a standard bearer of a Message of Love.  She's Love's unforgettable fruition and flower.  With Her trusty hounds bounding along beside Her, She suddenly races ahead, crossing the beach, down...

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Categories: high point, absence, bereavement, betrayal, courage, encouraging, faith,
Form: Prose Poetry
Big City, Big Shot Fool (Me)
A true story.

Here I was,
23 or 24...
Classed an "Executive"
NYC Dept Store Chain,
"Executive" label meant
I could work overtime
For one half of my normal salary...
But a fool sees stars
Where he should see crime

Promoted "Furniture Buyer"....
Big Ticket spot....
They...

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© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: high point, adventure, confusion, food, funny, mystery, on work
Form: Bio
The Voice In His Head, Part I
There is a voice within my head,
he’s been there all my life,
I’ve learned not to talk much of it,
or folks say, “He ain’t right.”
Some would thing that I’ve gone insane,
that I should go get help,
but...

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Categories: high point, change, courage, growth, hope, meaningful, nice, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Lost Works, Part I
I was reading Aristotle,
because I am just weird like that,
and as I poured through ancient words
I was presented with the fact
that what I read from classic times
saw far deeper then I can see,
he’s twenty-three centuries...

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Categories: high point, books, history, loss, lost, time, wisdom, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Under My Skin
I wonder who I am sometimes, what seems to be a universal phenomenon. As everyone remains looking to be someone other than themselves, because those who are themselves are persecuted and dreams hung on the...

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Categories: high point, abuse, black african american, life, pain, poetry,
Form: Ode
Where Is Your Superwoman Today, By Davieo, David Rothchild
Where is your Superwoman today
Your triple A game to win every play.
To take the light to its height
To be the hand of nature and of might

To breathe in the victory
Every movement a high point of...

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Categories: high point, 8th grade, adventure, inspirational, jewish, woman, women,
Form: Free verse
My Respnse To Church Questions
St. James Discernment Question Answers
Thank you answering these questions and helping the Discernment Committee
with it's work.

From: James Thomas Horn 
#1 Remember a moment that was a high point, when you felt our church was doing...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: high point, allegory, analogy,
Form: I do not know?
Outlook Defined
With trepidation, a card from the Seer's deck, she drew
In hopes she get some insight on what she should do
Decipher why she attracts men that are afraid to commit
Continue to work two jobs, if not,...

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Categories: high point, hope, life, work, universe,
Form: Rhyme
Ivory Letters, Golden Scores: Remembering Scrabble

The worn-out box with letters smooth and cool,
A velvet pouch, our linguistic pool.
Ivory tiles each bearing worth and weight,
A family ritual sealing our wordy fate.

The wooden board, a grid of squares defined,
Where double letters, treasures...

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Categories: high point, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Smut Pt2
The man lept from our balcony row and landed directly on Tebow and K'Vnulash, who began to tongue kiss passionately, realizing their final moments were at hand. It was not a gory explosion, but one...

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Categories: high point, angst,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Some Old Style Verse For a New Frame of Mind
The Middle Time is now upon me,
The tune to which I dance grows somewhat thin;
A ghost remembrance of that cacophonous din
To which my steps were measured in my youth.
I know there lies now less before...

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Categories: high point, happiness, introspection, life, nostalgia,
Form: I do not know?
Like a Late Turner Painting
The sky looks like a Turner painting.
At the high point it’s brighter,even golden cream
Like the top of a bottle of Jersey milk;
then it dims down to a bluey gray
with a slight threat in it
like a...

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Categories: high point, art, life, mystery, nature, cat, sky,
Form: I do not know?
Stillness at the Crown

The sun, a molten eye directly overhead,
no longer a traveler on the horizon's rim,
but a sovereign, absolute.

Shadows shrink to almost nothing,
hiding beneath the very things that cast them,
a brief surrender of definition,
a world momentarily flattened,
stripped...

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Categories: high point, nature, sun,
Form: Free verse
Seashell
Sea
Is full of majesty
Person picks up seashell from the sea
To listen to ballad of the sea

The duns are covered by sea holy 
The seashell song is of destiny
It unveils the soul of the sea
And persons...

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Categories: high point, fantasy, sea,
Form: Rhyme
There Much Love In a Dead Man Eyes
Sweet friends to the morning soul, Days that hear the bells gazing on one's soul.
render me vain to rise up the dying sweet notes, give an joyful thought the entire fixing on the eyes. I...

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Categories: high point, death, lost love, mystery,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Old People, Like Treasure
Old people, like treasure, don’t come empty handed,
Their time here, their wisdom, like gold on display,
An empathic spirit who mines without stealing,
Will find that there’s much to be taken away.

Old people’s allegiance cannot be disbanded,	
No...

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Categories: high point, appreciation, giving, old, people,
Form: Rhyme
Hope
The music carries you away
the pounding of the keys 
with the tempo, the beat-
contradicts your feelings
the composer playing smiles
as the keys compress and bounce back with a note-
a note of sorrow, despair, hope, and happiness
one...

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© Bella Holt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: high point, hope, music,
Form: Free verse
Temptation Site
Temptation Site

Into the Wilderness
40 days, 40 nights
Ahungered, weak
The temptation site
He heard a voice
Look there, a stone
Command it bread
Your belly groans

Get thou behind me Satan
Your tempt I have heard
Not by bread alone
But by God's every word

So...

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Categories: high point, allegory, bible, christian, faith, gospel, imagery, jesus,
Form: Ballad
Fallen
I've fallen to the ground so many times
That it's no longer my low
It's my high point,
From which I start all over again
Hoping that this time I'll get it right 

Cause life has its twists and...

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Categories: high point, community, courage, endurance, feelings, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Summer Impatience
SUMMER    IMPATIENCE


Now  it is glorious summer 
And the winter of our discontent is turned
Into a sudden sea of dandelions without number.


This morning I walked out across the park 
Which I cross...

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Categories: high point, funny, naturemorning,
Form: Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things