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Premium Member Adam and Eve - Part One
Year One -

Tell me Eve,
does this Garden have everything we need,
do you think the walls are too tall,
are the gatekeepers reasonable, tolerable, right about it all,
what did Lilith know, where did she go
far past the...

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Categories: intercept, art, creation, love,
Form: Epic



Legacy of Hiphop
And that is why... this platform is here for answers they can't deny...
It's a truth within a complexity that is standing high...
Let us follow the roots and explore the depths of its grand design...
Cause every...

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Categories: intercept, deep,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Edge Walker
EDGE WALKER 

Waking up to the depth beyond such things every day
One day I choose to walk and become Queen of Mandalay

In the depth of my ocean mind
I Find my soul diving and trying to...

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Categories: intercept, day, dedication, emotions, life, power, self,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member The Crone
A warning breeze bore tale of a familiar and fiery rage;
in the dread of night, a crone hobbled, accursed of her age  
by smoldering orange glow, she took to an ancient black tome 
raptly...

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Categories: intercept, courage, dedication, fantasy, lonely, mythology, star,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The B-17 and the Me-109
Somewhere over Europe
A B-17 flies
Strafed and damaged
In her enemies skies

The flak has taken
Its toll on the plane
This crew so brave
In this theatre of war campaign

Many hours have passed
With no sight of the channel
Only land ahead
Is...

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Categories: intercept, anniversary, friendship, history, life, people, places, war
Form: Rhyme



Bloody Oriskany, Part I
In seventeen seventy-seven,
amidst the deep summer’s August heat,
Barry St. Leger, loyalist milita,
and the Iroquois walked on sore feet.

Their mission was clear: move down the Mohawk,
meet Burgoyne and split the rebel states,
except the Americans in Fort...

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Categories: intercept, america, conflict, freedom, hero, history, violence, war,
Form: Narrative
Anchors Aweigh
Anchors Aweigh...

destination unknown
for this Earthling
stardate: February 26th, 2022

At sea since time immemorial
I relish being alone
upon oceanic expanse
yours truly doth bemoan
me gal Sal (one among
numerous female confidantes),
no matter, she easily
mistaken as a crone
magical powers keep
her manning...

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Categories: intercept, 6th grade, adventure, america, atheist, courage, deep,
Form: Rhyme
Let Our Swords Clash
Let Our Swords Clash!

I found that life in my world is like fencing!
Tell me, World! 
What’s on the line?
Does the loser give in?
Ready or not? Let’s begin!

For all these years I finally realise,
It was me...

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Categories: intercept, confidence, courage, dedication, encouraging, hyperbole, inspiration, passion,
Form: Free verse
Who Shall You Believe
An Elderly.

Introduction tells you,
Who shall you believe?  
Listen sometimes to your senses
your sadness or your joy.
If you are downhearted you cannot 
perceive any happiness or joy you will
 feel stepped on. 

Temptation tells you,
Who...

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Categories: intercept, encouraging, inspirational,
Form: Prose Poetry
Writing Game Is On - Part 3
WRITING GAME IS ON 

Part 3

Could this mean it’s a dream like what many people say,
They display true belief in a belief full of beliefs and conceptual writings,
Just like this, I risk my writer’s voice...

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© Quincy Mac  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: intercept, meaningful, memory, mentor, spoken word, strength, wisdom,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Blueberry Festival In Sioux Lookout
Blueberry Festival In Sioux Lookout

Travel north off the Trans-Canada
On Highway seventy-two,
And cross the Frog Rapid Narrows
Of the English River system
To enter Sioux Lookout,
On Pelican Lake,
‘Hub of the North’
And gateway to Lac Seul.

Legend has it and...

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Categories: intercept, celebration, culture, joy, summer, travel, uplifting, vacation,
Form: Verse
Thoughts of Yesterday
Let it be before I go from where I've seen moons after moons,
crescent and full; let memories carve yellow suns on the 
dark-skinned children, polishing them with sweat and sea salt 
to surface their natural...

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Categories: intercept, memory,
Form: Narrative
Meadow Mellodrama
You always need to have the last word Eve,
what you fail to realize like a storm with no form
is that sometimes the first word has more meaning than the last,
as the first step begins the...

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Categories: intercept, angel, beautiful, best friend, bible, christian, i
Form: Epic
The Snow White Dove
Fourteen years she gave him her love

Little children laughing at the snow white dove

Reflecting an image so soft and sweet

But the mirror lies then it cuts your feet

Closing out reality

The reflection blinded her, then she...

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Categories: intercept, lost love, love, wife, me, heart, lost,
Form: Free verse
The Mission
The journey had lasted several years
Whilst the crew slept together with no fear
Through space they accelerated 
To an earth like planet they anticipated 
Would it hold a civilisation earth-like
Travelling in peace as their exploration flight...

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Categories: intercept, science fiction,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Betrayed
I wanted you to know
That you did not steal the show
Unable to harness the harmony 
You did not screw this up for me
In fact, it's such a huge favor
Not wasting the fruits of my labor
Knowing...

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Categories: intercept, anger, conflict, grief, integrity, loss, love hurts,
Form: Rhyme
Carry My Shadow
To stop her tears flowing endlessly, 
remembering eleven years ago,
a helpless injured body, beaten
By her own hands,
 smashed her head on the wall, 
 dripping a fountain of blood.
 
 That day, she hypnotized 
her...

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Categories: intercept, anxiety, cry,
Form: Bio
Premium Member The a To P of Change Procrastination To Adventure
The A to P of Change Procrastination to Adventure

Answers to be found to questions unknown must arise from new

Bold novel beginnings revisions contemplation reflections and prisms

Can manage to challenge unearth previously untrodden pastures

Diminish confusing conflicts...

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Categories: intercept, introspection,
Form: Rhyme
When Will I Recollect My Memory
Struggling.
When will I intervene 
to stop my tears 
 from flowing endlessly.

When will I take action to
invade my happiness 
 hiding in my closet.

Walk.
When will I hypnotize
 my spirit and soul
 not to abandon me,...

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Categories: intercept, inspirational, poetry,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member The Irremovable Guilt
Nobody has a spotless conscience,
in some point of their life it got stained  
and certain mistakes were made, and words
were lashed out with uncontrollable mischief;
and doesn't that contempt refuse to leave...
until the root of...

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Categories: intercept, hope, inspirational, loss, sociallife,
Form: Free verse
Summers Evening Silhouette
Banks of fading sunset silhouette stood silently beyond, 
Stretching a great bronze bundle of clouds over the sand, 
An illuminating vociferous formation of wrinkled band, 
Finding the timeline skies to cross bridges over land.

And the...

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Categories: intercept, allusion, beauty, color, imagery, nature,
Form: Free verse
On Reaching Sixty
I have reached a pinnacle pertaining to age
a time of great reflection
I didn’t think I’d have this reaction
when I finally reached this stage
giddy as a child with great exhilaration 

I’m so excited o’er this day
a...

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Categories: intercept, angst, confusion, family, introspection
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Tomorrow's Brighter Day
Tommorrow's Brighter Day

is what we wish for, isn't it?
It always offers just a bit more time
to set the scene before the curtain rises,
before the houselights dim,
the orchestra to take a break,
before some truth is caught...

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Categories: intercept, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Why Reading Kindles Brio
Aye admit, an author's adept
and adroit mastery
to link words together subtly crept
(expressing contents
in a matter of fact

understandable fashion, except
for dissertations and/or kept
jargon for exclusive specialty)
posits, that my wordy verbosity,
revelation, viz "EUREKA" suddenly leapt

administers cerebral, harmful
offal...

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Categories: intercept, books, courage, death, emotions, girl, introspection, mystery,
Form: Free verse
But If I, With the Finger of God
The candles are extinguished today and the crucifix covered in black
for the One whos life was once bludgeoned with ignorance and greed
As He readied for heaven, he took each heavy Pontus whack
for sake of a...

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Categories: intercept, analogy, christian, jesus,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs