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Premium Member Two Murders - Part I
1.


In those slow, dead hours that hang attendant
Upon the birth of the dawn,
When all things pure lie safe abed,
Nested in sleep's safe oblivion,
The rituals take place, unseen, unfelt
In the woods or in the alleys
In the...

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Categories: leprous, horror, murder,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Night Soil Man - Part One
              The Night Soil Man

			I

		Nothing sticks to-get-her like turds
             ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leprous, abuse, discrimination, night, racism, rights, slavery,
Form: Free verse
My Teacher!!!
“A teacher, taught our ignorance the path to civilization,
respect all.”

                         ...

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Categories: leprous, schoolheaven, heaven, love,
Form: I do not know?
I Am the Project Air Bridge
I am the Project Air Bridge, 
The veritable virus lord-cum-felon of duty fraud.
Fumaye's privileged his bridge that projects pompous airs.
Maelstrom, mammon coextend where it forks and fares.
Transpontine ambulances shriek, hearses creak;
Cispontine pandemia profiteerings peak. 
Lip...

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Categories: leprous, extended metaphor,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Bold Women of Old
Eve, the mother of all mankind,
Adam found his helpmeet in her.
Old Sarah, through faith, was confined.
Rebecca, the first twins’ mother.
Shiphrah and Puah, brave midwives
Saved Hebrew children, fearing God.
Fearless Jochebed hid her child,
Because of her, Moses...

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Categories: leprous, appreciation, inspirational, women,
Form: Ode



Guilty As Charged
A heart of dark sentiments!
What did my dark periscope see?
A misogynistic judge presiding over a case;
An interesting case of 
A woman who reneged midway on a pact.

I was but a witness lest you be curious
Why...

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Categories: leprous, anger, cry, extended metaphor, mother,
Form: Verse
Winter 2010a
Seasons have changed their weathered cycles here
A frigid frost frolics on dead dry air.
Old man winter is summoned now so soon
It is a cranky world and a coatless moon
And through it shivering the homeless roam
Like...

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Categories: leprous, mystery, nature, seasonsworld, winter, winter,
Form: Sonnet
Feelings Left Unsaid

He looks at her
with mutilated disgust
The gentle touch on his shoulder,
from the woman she now is,
changes the look on his face
Through no fault of her own,
cancer has taken a twin part of her away
He heaves...

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Categories: leprous, cancer, feelings, love hurts, marriage,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Yellow Log
On seeing the painting of Edvard Munch
Of the woodland stretching endless
One would feel, one has entered a sanctuary,
Where stillness prevails and coolness overpowers
There is no sound except the sound of rustling leaves.
Tall trees touching Heaven’s...

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Categories: leprous, appreciation, art, rainforest, tree,
Form: Ekphrasis
When Meaning Is Meaningless
When Meaning Is Meaningless
The value of life is delicious debris
                         ...

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Categories: leprous, vanity,
Form: Lyric
Laughing Lunatics Lounge
Within my psychedelic psychosis divided by hell’s malignant mitosis,
Navigated by narcotized neurosis absorption through opiate osmosis…
Within my lunatic leverage of will, I needed to miraculously madly mill,
The negligent neurons of my ill amidst a faltering...

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Categories: leprous, identity, mental illness, solitude,
Form: Rhyme
Early Frost
An early frost came,
  unannounced, uninvited, a carefree assassin,
  some indiscriminate vacuum.
Bejeweled fingers scratched the pane
  and found their way inside;
  a fleeting touch, a brush with fate,
  a young...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leprous, death, forgiveness, inspirational, loss, sympathy, memory, life,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Autumnal
Autumn draws closer day by day
From far is heard 
The screeching of a lone bird
Voicing its dismay aloud
Over the impending fall
Here the moss scrawls 
Ugly pictures on the bark of trees 
Where black spiders weave...

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Categories: leprous, angst, death, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Magic
Megan's alone, she's as quiet as a mouse, 
as she steals through the hallways of 
Maplethorpe House. Mysterious, moody 
and always morose, it's as if she is leprous 
     no one...

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Categories: leprous, mystery,
Form: Verse
Magic
Megan's alone, she's as quiet as a mouse, 
as she steals through the hallways of 
Maplethorpe House. Mysterious, moody 
and always morose, it's as if she is leprous 
     no one...

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Categories: leprous, magic,
Form: Verse
The Magic Carpet
Megan's alone, she's as quiet as a mouse, 
as she steals through the hallways of 
Maplethorpe House. Mysterious, moody 
and always morose, it's as if she is leprous 
     no one...

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Categories: leprous, magic,
Form: Verse
The Magic Carpet
Megan's alone, she's as quiet as a mouse, 
as she steals through the hallways of 
Maplethorpe House. Mysterious, moody 
and always morose, it's as if she is leprous 
     no one...

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Categories: leprous, magic,
Form: Verse
Magic
Megan's alone, she's as quiet as a mouse, 
as she wanders the hallways of Maplethorpe House. 
Mysterious, moody and always morose, 
it's as if she is leprous no one can get close.

She carries a parcel...

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Categories: leprous, fantasy
Form: Rhyme
At Last It Came To Pass
As this fevered vision comes to pass
these saviors with their plagued feet
grinning lips bereft of truth and teeth
sorely hunger for our wealthy carcass

Armed with a legion of noisy mosquitoes
billboards, loudspeakers are screaming out
glossy party programs...

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Categories: leprous, africa, anger, corruption, grief, heartbroken, hurt, leadership,
Form: Quatrain
Magic
Megan's alone, she's as quiet as a mouse, 
as she steals through the hallways of Maplethorpe House; 
mysterious, moody and always morose, 
it's as if she is leprous, no one can get close.

She carries a...

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Categories: leprous, fantasy
Form: Verse
Magic
Megan's alone, she's as quiet as a mouse, 
as she steals through the hallways of Maplethorpe House; 
mysterious, moody and always morose, 
it's as if she is leprous, no one can get close.

She carries a...

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Categories: leprous, fantasy,
Form: Verse
Helper of the Leper
From dawn to dusk and often beyond midnight,
she cleans incurable wounds, assures the frightened,
and emboldens the lost, the desperate;

She gives soothing company to the delirious and the dying,
and whispers a prayer for anyone who eventually,
inevitably,...

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Categories: leprous, health, people, places, social, words, prayer,
Form: Free verse
The Caesars' Mad Rule
I

Truly how blessed are we not to bow to the barbaric chivalry
Of emperors and kings’  in raging insanity
Historical madness runs in the house of Caesars

Considered great, ruler of lands and seas
The house of Caesar...

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© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leprous, history, power,
Form: Epic
The Other Nine
In heading to Jerusalem Jesus had made His way
In the midst of Samaria and Galilee on that day
When ten leprous men cried out from afar
Oh Lord Jesus heal us for we heard who you are...

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Categories: leprous, thanks, thanksgiving,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Room Mates
Nightly they give thanks
With uncanny stealth they close in
By the scent of carbon dioxide
Drawn to a table
well prepared in the presence
And, of their enemy!

Endlessly raped and pillaged
In my sleepless sleep I wonder...
These gluttonous suckers
Fattened by...

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Categories: leprous, pain,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things