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Be Human For a Day
The World has been playing a game
Oh what a shame
The world has been playing a game
This is insane
Leaders come and leaders go
Leaving me to continue the show
Leaders come and leaders go
Repeating the show of long...

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Categories: loggerheads, america, business, character, corruption, crush, desire, environment,
Form: Free verse



The monumental bane of OCD obsessive compulsive disorder
The monumental bane of OCD - obsessive compulsive disorder

As origin of Homo Sapien species surged ahead,
harboring nascent predominance
asper said primate reproductively bred,
(albeit via incremental fits and starts)
evolutionary forebears didst dread
Tom Tom Club former members
an American...

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Categories: loggerheads, adventure, africa, animal, anxiety, atheist, environment, history,
Form: Rhyme
Headless Tree
I lie on a giant rock in the middle of the river bed
staring at the tree without a head
Dry stump shooting above me
Inviting one another into  their bed
Their nude bodies pressing against each other
hugging...

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Categories: loggerheads, change, community, courage, metaphor, moving on, water,
Form: Narrative
The Nature's Child
THE NATURE’S CHILD!

Defying fate, freedom denied,
Confined within the four-walled cage,
Safeguarded from the Autumn wind and sun,
Shining bright beyond my reach!

The scriptures decide the societal pace,
The learned men clench the reins,
At the altar of the parochial...

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© Giti Tyagi  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loggerheads, child, love, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member It Saddens Me
It saddens me...

       Seeing folks who once stood so tall;
        Still towering giants in our society.
      ...

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Categories: loggerheads, perspective,
Form: Lyric



Open Arms Welcome Poetry Muse
Ideally yours truly prefers 
a she/her who never got prosecuted for a felon, 
yet who most deaf fin knit lee  
possesses sound blinding killer instincts
think miracle worker Anne Sullivan
signifying rendering phenomenal success 
with one...

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Categories: loggerheads, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure, age, angel,
Form: Free verse
Open Arms Welcome Poetry Muse
I gently beckon inspiration
for dalliance with mother tongue
English Language, each
singular lettered manifestation
familiar to yours truly symbolized
by panoply, sans twenty six letters,

whereby this patient scrivener
luxuriates, when writer's block
yields sudden gush,
nee burst of creativity
dissolving impenetrable wall
mental log...

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Categories: loggerheads, analogy, best friend, father, happiness, hope, inspiration,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member An Answer For Maurice
Five thousand years or more ago
A man, in peace, lived with his wife
But then, her father passed away
And thus began the days of strife.

They built a room and moved her in;
She quickly overran their space.
He,...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loggerheads, history, humorous,
Form: Quatrain
Romeo and Juliet-Prologue Too
ROMEO AND JULIET – PROLOGUE TOO


The Montagues and Capulets never saw eye-to-eye.
A feud so deep, eventually, someone had to die.
At loggerheads for decades (no-one remembered the reason)
To fraternise together would be an act of treason.
They’ve...

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Categories: loggerheads, love hurts,
Form: Couplet
A World We Seek
“All minds and hearts connected with love and light of universal consciousness, in a flicker free continuum ~ what does life on such a planet look like?”
      -	Unseeking Seeker



Together as...

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Categories: loggerheads, desire, imagination,
Form: Free verse
The Two Unlike-Pole Analogy
THE TWO UNLIKE-POLE ANALOGY 

Analogically, this simplicity of poles might communicates 
extensive comparison of things life usually complicate. 
Just as the tale of "magno magnets", 
Like-poles repulsively repels even off a border 
and unlike-poles abnormally...

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Categories: loggerheads, 1st grade,
Form: Rhyme
The Mentor
How was it that I knew so little?
Your constant admonishments seemed so brittle.
But, as time progressed from day to day
I began to realize, that was just your way.

You taught me things I knew not
and in...

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© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loggerheads, bereavement, dedication, eulogy, goodbye, loss, memory, mentor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member On Everest
I stand on top of world. I’ve won!
I’m a statue frozen solid -
On tippy-toes I’ve reached the sun.

I took a showering from cloud.
I’m bitten up with frosty snow.
Too late for me to brag out loud.

This...

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Categories: loggerheads, angst,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Defeated
Mates at loggerheads to blow the intensity
a spirited fight from determined hearts quite quarrelsome
there’s always a plan, a track to follow
dying minutes give both sides reasons to fluster
one is exalted, the other temporarily doomed
trounced is...

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Categories: loggerheads, character, dedication, destiny, devotion, life,
Form: Free verse
Anywhere Now
Im in a battle with my future 
at guns drawn with my past 
Mind and heart at loggerheads 
I put my peace in a cast 
I put my peace in a cast 
Looking for myself
In...

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© Ben Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loggerheads, youth,
Form: Free verse
I Love You
Magnitude, the depth of sleeping oceans 
where bright eyed creatures, unseen by 
man, prisoners of prehistory, 
denizens of deep emotions, 
swim a primeval mystery 
unsolved and undefined.

Sometimes they caper crazed and blind, 
lashing with trident...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loggerheads, life, love, passion, people,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Turtle Mania
Leatherback, murray river, matama
Hawksbill, common musk and spiny soft shell.
Loggerhead, Atlantic green, alligator snapping
Turtles are we, in every country we dwell.

The largest sea turtle reaches eight hundred pounds.
A leatherback whose love for jellyfish abounds.
Alligator snapping...

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Categories: loggerheads, animal, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Inherently Good
Being human there is the stronger urge
That inborn desire towards good
Or the diversion towards badness
Our innate inborn capacity for good
Equals our divergence towards badness 

The Lord searches the souls of men
Examining intent and purpose
Man is...

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Categories: loggerheads, faith, inspiration, inspirational, words,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things