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Poem Revised Memorial Day May 30th, 2022 At 1500 Hours
Poem revised Memorial Day May 30th, 2022 at 1500 hours

Flagrante delict adulterous sordid behavior 
automatically linkedin with Lothario;
an unscrupulous seducer of women, 
based upon a character 
in The Impertinent Curious Man, 
a story within a...

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Categories: knapsack, absence, abuse, adventure, anger, black african american,
Form: Rhyme



Memorial Day May 29th, 2023
silently wailing analogy to Moby Dick 
regarding how yesterdays 
prurient laced introductions 
to rhyme in retrospect embarrassingly blows.

Herewith to enliven anecdote ever further,
I inject humorous tidbit
just gimme moment to unload and reach
into psychological metaphorical knapsack
particularly...

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Categories: knapsack, absence, america, angel, anger, beautiful, bridal shower,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Somewhere On Foot Part One
I peered deeply into a water trickling  dyke clustered by pale blue and green peebles.
“Oh dear I sometimes dig too deep or maybe not diffidently.
Damon Deep thinker, lost in thought type.”
There is that mind...

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Categories: knapsack, beautiful, character, city, deep, environment, growth, philosophy,
Form: Prose
Premium Member The Krampus
Beware the wrath of the Northern Polar boogie man, 
The Anti-Clause, a legendary beast of nightmarish voracity,
From folklore mythology, a dark creature of demonic prowess,
Lurks in the hidden shadow realm, in a freezing forbidden zone,
Of...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knapsack, christmas, fantasy, holiday, imagery, international, myth, mythology,
Form: Free verse
The Trapper
The Trapper


Through the deepest snow, I somehow carry myself forward.
In a biting cold wind that blows me back.
No other sound to be heard.
I have to find an animal to put in my knapsack.


With boots of...

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© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knapsack, animal, dark, death, history, imagery, journey, snow,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member Ballad of Joyce Hill
To her family she was coy
         but truly she would be their Joy,
 a country girl from Kingaroy -
        ...

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Categories: knapsack, tribute,
Form: Ballad
Bad Poetry
I've spent so much time trying to write a good poem, that I've ignored the possibility of
BAD POETRY.

Bad poetry,
the soul speaks in cat-whispers,
I meow one back,
The garden bleeds living colour,
I sprout something too, words,
and if...

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Categories: knapsack, on writing and words, school, me, lost,
Form: I do not know?
Interruption'
Did you ever have real good thoughts?
Where you're not stressed or distraught?
Well thinking about our Savior, I was feeling rather good,
When I was interrupted by a long ago friend that lived in the hood.

It was...

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Categories: knapsack, lifefriend, god, me, night, time, voice, friend,
Form: Rhyme
The Celestial Nile
Journey by Ferry on the Celestial Nile
7 Ancient Portal Ascension to Immortality
In a Vessel, The Radiant boat employed to Traverse
the Cosmic Galaxy
On a Quest to seek within the Universe in My Mind
To Re-member Roots Scattered...

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Categories: knapsack, moon, planet, stars, voyage,
Form: Free verse
East of Los Angeles
When an expanse of sands comes into view
you’ll see sparsely dotted weeds lying flat on the ground.
For soil is sterile and weather is harsh the weeds are not only unable 
to grow tall but struggle...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knapsack, feelings, home, missing, travel,
Form: Free verse
A Lily Standing On the Pathway Between March and April
The sun peeks his face out from the passing wind 
still chilly and cold, and in this air the tree branches 
stretch their arms to hold the sun as if sails on the deep and...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knapsack, april, easter, jesus, march, metaphor, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Such Is the Way of the Life
Fascinated by a word ‘lofty solitude’
I, as a tall and dignified pine tree,
once stood high on a mountaintop
that stands there from a time remote in antiquity
the unfathomable height.
However, I have burned the pride of the...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knapsack, allegory, anxiety, philosophy, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
The Jar You Are Carrying
Full of sunlight 
dipped out from a spring named hope by a mountain foot 
in the jar that we bought after a long period of hesitation
at a time of making a new home
is slopping from...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knapsack, hope, husband, metaphor, trust, wife,
Form: Narrative
Elegy Written On the Death of a Paramour
ELEGY WRITTEN ON THE DEATH
OF A PARAMOUR
How many faces shroud
A paramour ?
One, two, more!
He was vibrant
Man hood with veins and vines
Gushing passion
Historicity
Genetic thread bestowed
Chewing wild passions
Bit by bit
Anaconda devouring tender deer
Deliciously.
Adolescent love
Infatuations
Treacherous;
And on by virtue...

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Categories: knapsack, death, body, love,
Form: Elegy
Six Relatives
 
Here are six tales of six relatives of mine
Now all have passed in the passage of time
Mostly seen through the eyes of a child
Poetic licence used for I’m no Oscar Wilde
~~~
Aunt Ada and Aunt...

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Categories: knapsack, character, family, scary,
Form: Rhyme
Atacama / English Version
Atacama, Eden of winds,
flower of abandoned rocks and of sapleter,
homestead of flamingoes and geysers,
and above all ,
below an azure sky,
mountains are carrying on their tops 
ice of the past.

Old villages tell us their stories,
Toconce, Toconao,...

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Categories: knapsack, historywater, history, water,
Form: Free verse
Sounds Like It To Me
sleeping wastes my thinkin time.
my currency on clock is mine.
why use it to wait in line.
while wind still blows, and stars still shine.
i'd rather satisfy my mind.
watching the clouds dance for a dime.
they tip their...

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© Ellis Cobb  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knapsack, lifeme, time, light, autumn, life, light, me,
Form: I do not know?
Joie De Vivre
Upon a whim arising on this sunny springtime morn
hearing birds perform their songs at the crack of dawn
my knapsack packed already with a tasty picnic lunch
bread with cheese and wine
oh such a scrumptious tasty brunch
so...

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Categories: knapsack, beauty, flower, nature, uplifting,
Form: Rhyme
Walking In the Hills
At noon we sat down under a large old oak tree on a wild hillside with masses of rocks,
The day was very warm and I took off my knapsack and rested by the foot of...

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Categories: knapsack, nature, old, water, old, water,
Form: Prose Poetry
Cornerstone In The Building
The cornerstone turned the corner
reading a map without
ever looking back
A nomad with knapsack in tow
sowed seeds without 
worrying if they'd
ever grow
For them it's just a show but
for me the latter 
none of the optics matter
while...

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Categories: knapsack, introspection, perspective, philosophy, spiritual, symbolism, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Just Passing Through
Guess you should have seen it coming -
that I could not dance to anybody's tune
nor change my lifestyle just to meet 
any of your silly expectations.

Funny why you look so surprised
now that I am saying...

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Categories: knapsack, life, people, me, old, me, old,
Form: Free verse
Black Mass Wedding


    Self's colors-change in the modes of wanting, 
as a chameleon in the daylight, 
as the seasons fade to black, hunting season
where loyalty is clothed in sackcloth, 
used as a knapsack with...

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Categories: knapsack, art,
Form: Rhyme
A Sign
The madman chalked red X’s
on the sidewalks of the houses 
if he suspected 
or had evidence
that people there 
were unkind to each other, 
or their dogs.

When he was a young man,
he studied hobo signs 
chalked...

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Categories: knapsack, allegory, angst, life, peoplelost, lost,
Form: Blank verse
Let Me Be a Godly Man of Harvest
“When you reap the harvest of your land, moreover, you shall not reap to the very corners of your field, nor gather the gleaning of your harvest; you are to leave them for the needy...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knapsack, thanksgiving,
Form: Verse
The Chocolate Bar and the Soldier
He stood there with grease up and down his woolen uniform
Tears drenched his solemn pale face
From beneath the bunker he crawled belly first
Corpses of soldiers scattered like red leaves in a Mideast autumn day
But here...

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Categories: knapsack, angel, childhood, friendship, soldier, war,
Form: Free verse

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