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Daylight Is Wasting Away
You see the pain in my eyes
And you erase the cruel lies
I see the pain in your eyes
Tell me something promising as time flies
Don't say your goodbyes
I say hello to our temporary highs 

Pre-chorus: Do...

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Categories: invigorate, best friend, deep, depression, desire, emotions, encouraging,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Our Completeness
Rumi Verse: The universe is not outside of you. Look inside yourself, everything that you want you already are.
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Phenotype-inherited flaw chimera
fantasy flurry...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: invigorate, analogy, appreciation, bereavement, betrayal, character, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Is My Heart Out of Shape
Out                                  ...

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Categories: invigorate, faith, friendship, heart, imagery, memory, mother daughter,
Form: Romanticism
The Uphill Scramble
our way to the end of the work day is through
laughter &
as long as we must endure this system’s bull*****absurdity,
where we work for crumbs thrown to us by the 1% of the rich
tossing them to...

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Categories: invigorate, life, work, day, stress, time, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Element Water
It took place shortly after   and the stage was set
before words      before ink      before heavenly breath
There was a rain on the parade
of eternal...

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Categories: invigorate, allegory, allusion, bible, deep, religious, spiritual, water,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Elements Part Three- Water Fairy
Everything was green and lush as I walked the hiking path,
little did I know that soon I would be hopelessly lost and
entangled by the forest with foliage impermeable.  I walked 
miles. Soon I was...

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Categories: invigorate, dream, fantasy, water,
Form: Acrostic
Bob Learns His Nephew, Part I
Bob Robinson had been born in the ghetto,
and his childhood was not a nice thing,
single mother, just a teenager herself,
in a neighborhood known for gang-banging.

But Bob was a truly tenacious soul,
he got his first job...

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Categories: invigorate, education, growing up, jobs, truth, wisdom, work,
Form: Narrative
Ulan At Sinag Ng Araw: Pagmumuni Ng Isang Tulirong Isip
my head touches the pillow
as gentle rain lulls me 
and i just want to   s
                  ...

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Categories: invigorate, angst, feelings, introspection, light, rain, sun,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dear Awakening Poet
Dear Awakening Poet

	Do not fall into the trap of succumbing to “Modern” as a type of  poetry.  Write as if the ink would disappear when the poem was finished knowing that once written...

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Categories: invigorate, poetry, writing,
Form: Prose
Elements Part 3: Water
We cannot do without water,
But it could do without us
If we choose!
 
Bodies of living things are made up 
of mostly water, squashy plants,
Blood and Lymph  included too. 
Without Hydration, the skin as well...

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Categories: invigorate, animal, health, humanity, mountains, rain, tree, water,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Ice King
He grew within a frigid place
No one thought those legs would ever part
A Dark Prince thawed her frozen heart

A member long and stiff like ice
Penetrates
Cuts through the cold
His seed 
His power
They both take hold
Invade
Satiate
Invigorate
Skin white...

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Categories: invigorate, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cardboard City
(Where the streets are full of pity)

Last night! I met an old boxer
in an alley of cardboard;
he seemed glad to see me,
shouted me over for a fight!
I told him!
“Hey I’m not in your league”
“Young man.”...

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Categories: invigorate, angst, me, morning, old, sad,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Where the Streets Are Full of Pity
Last night I met an old boxer in an alley of cardboard; he seemed glad to see me, 
shouted me over for a fight, I told him ‘Hey mate, I’m not in your league’ 
‘Young...

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Categories: invigorate, addiction, sad,
Form: Haibun
Canopies of Emotion and Consecrations of Reality
Canopy’s of Emotion and Consecrations of Reality 

A botanical canopy of human emotion 
The preservation of the wildlife inside the ocean 
A consecration of sacred vows that culminate your devotion 
The invitation to contemplate as...

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Categories: invigorate, life,
Form: Rhyme
Canopies of Emotion and Consecrations of Reality
Canopy’s of Emotion and Consecrations of Reality 

A botanical canopy of human emotion 
The preservation of the wildlife inside the ocean 
A consecration of sacred vows that culminate your devotion 
The invitation to contemplate as...

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Categories: invigorate, life,
Form: Rhyme
The Veil
Heavy Heart 
Burdened Mind 
In Solace and Silence 
I hear your voice 
Its so dear to me 
Like a sweet memory 
In melody. 

Alone with gratitude 
Sober my attitude 
As a different love 
Takes me...

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Categories: invigorate, anger, destiny, endurance, faith, forgiveness, hope, journey,
Form: Lyric
Songcatcher In the Street
songcatcher in the street and i see you walking by
(oh how i wish that i could talk to you)
i suddenly have a taste for a fresh bagel and hot cocoa
(oh how i wish i could...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: invigorate, song,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Waiting for my Muse


Sleeping was an effort. Humidity draped
my skin like wet clothing as if I had 
spent the night in a steamy rain forest.
 
Gradually, I rolled off the ledge of 
consciousness into a sound sleep, waking...

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Categories: invigorate, inspiration, muse,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Around the Corner
around the corner...just!

light brilliant...trees freshly brushed...
a breeze meandering through the grass...
a baby blue sky, an occasional cloud shaped and reshaped,
...a waterfall roars like a lion...its spray soft as a lamb.

around the corner...Just

a lovers breath against...

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Categories: invigorate, introspection, mother,
Form: Free verse
The Masked Man's Quest
Through the glistening sunshine, he rode, the masked man,
His face dissembled, but held high in pride.
No one would dare ask what his name or history was,
Neither did someone know what beneath the mask, lied.
For what...

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© Sadaf Syed  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: invigorate, adventure,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Elements Part 3: Water
I am water, precious water, the most important source 
of life on earth. Master of all shape shifters, I am ever
moving and changing my appearance. When temperatures
dip low enough, I show my freezing solid state...

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Categories: invigorate, life, water,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Water Elements Part 3
WATER

Water Invigorates the Human Body

Hydration is so important for our body’s  creation
to maintain as we play, run, and exercise
Our fluids start leaving  our body through sweating
Dehydration can be life-threatening

Requisite is so important for...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: invigorate, earth, life, water,
Form: Free verse
Today S Woman
TODAY’S WOMAN

A column can scaffold a back that is enervated.
We as women will burden ourselves with hate.
That is we will take on another’s disintegration.
All in that business is a mess.
It becomes our plight to fix.
We...

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Categories: invigorate, gender, inspiration, moving on, visionary, wisdom, woman,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member ...That Disbelief Is a Settled Matter?
Hearts that have never loved before,
can't taste a gratuitous tenderness;
and they lament why they haven't been blessed!
They have wrestled and lost that grip on growth,
and with a gravelly voice,they grumble...
to allow grudge guard them against...

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Categories: invigorate, uplifting
Form: Free verse
Father Christmas
Although the Christmas tale rings true, 
For every child who feels slighted and destroyed, 
By religious insult, pretentious token or symbolic kiss, 
He shouldn’t only be wishing for Santa’s gifts deployed. 

But the Father Christmas...

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Categories: invigorate, child, christmas, culture, giving, loneliness, poems, society,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things