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Premium Member Prizes For Ultimate Sacrifices - Part One
Prizes for Ultimate Sacrifices


    prizes for the abstemious  for abstinence  chastity ?
                 the countless...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodges, howl, inspirational, metaphor, passion, satire, spoken word,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Premium Member Random Excerpts - 2: Ice In My Eyes Smoke In Yours, a Novel
May 29, 1957: …have to think about getting a thesis director…know no professor yet in the department…someone suggested i get hold of Derek Fogg for an intro to the big guns in the philosophisches Seminar…can't...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodges, growing up, international, student, universe, world war
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Soul Stance River - 11
Suddenly, two Indian boys throw themselves into the water like meteors
swiming towards camp chatty as prarie dogs,
they hail from a Teton encampment of 74 lodges a few miles up river
most of the men are feeling...

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Categories: lodges, adventure,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Peace Rings True
Speak gently when you offer criticism,
but don't be so soft as to sacrifice the truth.
                    ...

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Categories: lodges, beauty, community, culture, inspiration, peace, violence, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Soul Stance River - 14
6 miles up river Arikara are encountered,
they are a people of amenable disposition and are agrarians,
they chuckle with sympathy as we inform them of our grizzly confrontation
and they tell us that disease had forced them...

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Categories: lodges, adventure, , cute,
Form: Epic



That Mourning
That mourning. 



The incident that took place in our lodge still held everyone in awe. The lodge had been unusually calm and gloomy for three days since the incident happened and everyone had been alone...

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Categories: lodges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, abuse,
Form: Prose
Premium Member In the labyrinth of thoughts, where worlds silently revolve
In the labyrinth of thoughts, where worlds silently revolve,
Under the shadow of the Monarch ruling in unseen illusions,
A solitary Sovereign, avatar of ancestral downfall,
Reigns eternally over human souls, ephemeral and fragile.
And only Christ, the divine...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodges, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
A lone voice whispers in 2025
I can see
All the way from in here

That the fate of the world is on a precarious knife-edge

The black-robed vultures
Are gathering 

In secret covens and lodges
For their Great Cull

Carefully planned and patiently waiting

On their gilded...

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Categories: lodges, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
A Mountain Man's Tale, Part V
V.
She knew he was right, and had little choice,
winter had set in, travel was hard,
but Reid had killed elk, frozen meat to spare,
the ponds he worked were never that far.

Mink kept her guard up when...

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Categories: lodges, adventure, family, history, loss, love, native american,
Form: Epic
Premium Member The Urchin In Dr Radhakrishnan Road - Part Two
Part Two

           a hardly flickering oilwick open trough lamp lighting
limply other framed coloured pictures of Ganapati
two half-empty troughs of kunkunum and vibhuti
on the half-opened cicatrised...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodges, life, magic,
Form: Free verse
How Can We Not Have This Conversation
How can we not have this conversation
where footprints of the poor vanish
beneath the boots of investors, 
and the river sings only
to those who can afford its luxury? 

In Chobe, the elephants roam free, 
but people...

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Categories: lodges, community, conflict, corruption, feelings, identity, political, slavery,
Form: I do not know?
Doyin
I
Yours is a mystery no mortal man can comprehend,
and your name which I mistook for my sister's, is a riddle
that would remain unsolved…
I have searched and searched within the recesses of my heart
since we parted...

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Categories: lodges, eulogy,
Form: Free verse
I Wish I Weren'T a Bunny
I WISH I WEREN’T A BUNNY
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS


I never wanted to be a bunny, I’m not playing this game
I’d reconsider a puma: a lion with a frightening mane
But that’s not my fate, I’m a bunny,...

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Categories: lodges, allegory, allusion, desire, fun, funny, giggle, scary,
Form: Rhyme
THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD Part 1, from THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD
THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD


Who defied science?
The Woman Who Could Eat Wood had. 
How and why at first no doctor could say
to her mom and dad. 

Years later the doctors had discovered that after...

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Categories: lodges, humor,
Form: Rhyme
We Will Have Our Redemption
Police sirens are blaring
Outside my tuckered apartment walls.
The red and blue lights consume my room,
Provoking me – threatening me. 
The sound – deafening.
It is the night, the best time to hide,
Under the cloak of the...

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© Sammy Dee  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodges, america, anger, angst, anti bullying, courage, fate,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In the dark depths of ancient lands
In the dark depths of ancient lands,
where shadows whisper secrets to the night,
lies a tale of a region forged by mystic hands,
a pure product marked by "justice and fraternity."
From the dawn of the shining royal...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodges, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Custer At the Washita
Historically accurate, narrative poem

27 November 1868, on the banks of the Washita River  

Dawn’s peaceful first light streaks the eastern skies, 
belying the horror of a marauding force of horses and men,
silently stealing over...

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Categories: lodges, native american, war, , western,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Our Country-Earth Which Is of Your Size
Notre terre qui est à Votre taille
Forgive us please our enormous bilious hubris
The quasar-lit heavens smile only down upon us
For Our Master he presideth over the Universe

Our Architect-Father he beds down in the blackest holes
Our...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodges, faith, satire, november, universe,
Form: Light Verse
Matsuo Basho: English translations of Haiku about Summer 2
Matsuo Basho: English translations of haiku about summer, trees, firefly, fireflies, cuckoos, rice fields, rice paddies, bush-clover, Iris, Irises, temple, temples, Japanese culture, light, daylight, lit, boat, boats.

Fireflies
turn our trees
into well-lit lodges.
—Matsuo Basho, translation/interpretation by...

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Categories: lodges, boat, culture, light, summer, tree,
Form: Haiku
Fortune Teller


               "Go ahead, make yourself comfortable, 
        contemplate, whisper secrets to momma moon,
 ...

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Categories: lodges, art,
Form: Other
Two of Eight
Two of Eight

My back’s against the wall
Cold granite above me
Mountain stream to the right 
On the left a big ol’ spruce tree

Almost three hours back
I was holed by a shot
Given to me from a Ute...

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Categories: lodges, cowboy-western, death, me, family, family, me,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member GNRT DAY 13 TWO MEDICINE LAKE
Today we took a beautiful hike…a journey we wanted to make
through some woods, across a meadow ending up at Two Medicine Lake.

This lake is sacred to the Blackfeet Nation because, as they explain,
it’s one of...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodges, native american,
Form: Rhyme
A Feeling
WHAT MORE SHOULD THE GURU NARRATE? LOVE IS A VERB, IT CONFIDENTLY OPENS UP ITS RED SWEET LIPS, AND SCREAM FOR ITS SELF. LOVE AT ITS ONSET, SO PURE, PLEASANT, A COMPLETE SPLENDOR – IF...

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Categories: lodges, cute love, emotions, feelings, first love, heart,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Many Moons
In our wigwams we hear tom-toms
Like hearts beating out a greeting;
Seasons in tune with thirteen moons.

In the moon of red grass.
Let the white man come.
There is room enough for all.

In the moon of green grass.
Let...

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Categories: lodges, change, history, nature, people, relationship, seasons, time,
Form: Free verse
The Savage
The rough edges of the white envelop surprised me
With a key you awakened the desire to possess you.
Tonight said the note the doors of heaven would open
Red roses, the finest champagne in acceptance I sent.

Night...

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© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lodges,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things