Long Midday Poems
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Auschwitz RoseAuschwitz Rose
by Michael R. Burch
There is a Rose at Auschwitz, in the briar,
a rose like Sharon’s, lovely as her name.
The world forgot her, and is not the same.
I still love her and extend this sacred...
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Categories:
midday, holocaust, horror, tribute, truth, violence, war, world
Form:
Sonnet
Oncle Albert - Part 1Here he stands, Edwardian vogue, sometimes with his spats,
sometimes with his brogues below his dungarees. With rounded collar points and tie, and jacket donned below this flying suit, his waste is tied with simple...
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Categories:
midday, flying, history,
Form:
Narrative
The Willing Dogs of PeaceThere is no argument from myself here, friend,
If anything, that you can, and do appreciate; just as much as you are applying yourself towards these "seven" efforts' below, that is helpful to all parties...
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Categories:
midday, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 3rd
Form:
Bio
Someone To Love-Part 2...cont
Always wanting to get the most from life,
one morning after a terrible snow storm
she rose from bed stretching
the most radiant, playful grin spread across her face,
"I feel incredible," she screamed,
"Let's have a picnic!"
"In this?"...
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Categories:
midday, loss, love, love hurts,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Uncle Arthur‘She’s on again - the annual campin’ trip regatta,
and we’ve got ourselves together for our plans to Wonnangatta.
The high country; you can’t beat it for the peace and quiet
unless of course some plans get...
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Categories:
midday, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Last Rose For a Rebel - Part 1SHE was my wife, once ...
long ago, so very long ago ...
we met on the showboat, up-river,
almost fifty years back now ...
I was a young officer for the Confederacy,
working for the Yanks after The Turn,
supplying...
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Categories:
midday, history, sad love, soulmate, true love,
Form:
Free verse
Word Fantasy In F Sharp Minor In 3 MovementsWord Fantasy in F Sharp Minor (3 Movements)
1
(Andante con moto)
Hey man. Take this.
I got it last night,
under a fractured street light,
with shattered pieces of clear glass, scattered
at the nexus of an obscure dark freeway...
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Categories:
midday, allegory,
Form:
Free verse
I Am the Vicar's DaughterNoise ,Noise, Noise
Bickering and ''whoremongering''
Dirty money for campaigning
repudiation and gallivanting
mudslinging and maligning
Brainwashing and false promises
How did you get on this bloodstained road
Who advice you to follow Uncle Pan's path
A path that is...
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Categories:
midday, betrayal, bible, blessing, community, endurance, faith, spiritual,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
China Tour Thoughts 3China Tour Diary Moment #3
SHANGRI-LA, TIBET
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Paradise on earth: Himalayan range;
A phenomenon carved by elements;
Here magic gives birth to ways that seem strange;
A place where lessons of soul mark movement.
Our tour coach winds round the mountain...
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Categories:
midday, devotion,
Form:
Rhyme
The LetterThe Letter
A young man strolled along the waterfront,
His mind and heart at ease.
Said an old man, sitting on an upturned punt,
Gazing out towards the sea.
“Come...
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Categories:
midday, boy, happiness, irony, loneliness, lost love,
Form:
Rhyme
As the Castle FellFor every step I take toward the sun,
the spark that lit the fire inside me dwindles.
History slated on unforgiving stone erodes;
A weakly chiseled dream.
But I will remember it all,
and tongues shall breed these words
and hold...
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Categories:
midday, fantasy, introspection, romance, romantic, war,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Tea LeavesPart 1
Genecia, was an angry girl. Actually, Genecia was always angry, 24/7, 365 days a year. This was even reinforced by her own mother, who told her often enough
Genecia, you were born angry. Well, if...
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Categories:
midday, emotions, journey, love,
Form:
Free verse
Lost: For the Children of the HolocaustLost
for the children of the Holocaust and the Nakba
by Michael R. Burch
Something inescapable is lost—
lost like a pale vapor curling up into shafts of moonlight,
vanishing in a gust of wind toward an expanse of stars
immeasurable...
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Categories:
midday, child, children, death, holocaust, loss, lost, sorrow,
Form:
Free verse
Blame[Non-Fictional Preface: Fictional Old Folks Home/Apparition] "This is the story of two friends, both considered themselves start-up writers, whereas, one who was a bit more of an upstart, was merely known as, Robert Frost. Frost's...
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Categories:
midday, confusion, death of a friend, emotions, forgiveness,
Form:
Narrative
West Kingston Bad ManHere I am again waiting for it to rain
Here I am again waiting to board the plane
I have been searching for the moon
But it is nowhere to be found
It seems as if it is buried...
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Categories:
midday, courage, creation, emotions, endurance, goodbye, journey, longing,
Form:
Narrative
A Hunger Unfed"Robert Frosts', friend, Edward Thomas was an indecisive fellow, until that one day they took the other road Edward wanted, and of course, Robert's piece was not Edward's choice to say the least, so when...
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Categories:
midday, brother, depression, friendship, hurt, missing, poems, sad,
Form:
Free verse
The Defiant Miniature Pinscher PuppyIt feels as though I have sing all the songs
It feels as though I have correct all my wrongs
It feels as though I have read all the books
It feels as though I have something...
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Categories:
midday, america, anti bullying, betrayal, community, death of
Form:
Free verse
America, 1933They are conflicted haunted images from black and white photos of America 1933, when there was no place left to run.
It was the hunger of people lined up, scraps of food ladled out, the...
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Categories:
midday, character, culture, history, life, natural disasters,
Form:
Narrative
Sunshine Visited MeOf all of the beautiful seasons, I like summertime the best.
As with blooms, greenery, and bird talk, it is richly blest.
When comes dazzlingly warm weather, life moves out of doors,
For the gardens we vacated in...
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Categories:
midday, fantasy, imagery, magic, nature, seasons, sun, sunshine,
Form:
Couplet
A Monumental DisasterThe beautiful days were here again, as sunshine lit blue skies,
And I was happy with my work, which had seldom held surprise.
My job entailed overseeing, the raising of national monuments,
So that all could remember, a...
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Categories:
midday, creation, dream, fantasy, hero, inspiration, memorial, work,
Form:
Couplet
I Wonder Far But Wander Near- a Rant'N'RhymeI wonder far but wander near and wish to know if there is treasure here. Would it be buried underneath the sand or way off in a different land? Perhaps it is simply already in...
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Categories:
midday, dog, dream, love,
Form:
Rhyme
That was then, this is now"Play the audio is in accord with the dramatic monologue," ... by the Poet
...
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Categories:
midday, father son, forgiveness, longing, loss, missing you,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Where the Sea Meets the SkyAt the end of the world where the sea meets the sky,
there's a small strip of land where the mermaids lie.
Where they chit and they chat, or play and have fun,
and top up their...
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Categories:
midday, dark, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Quiet Time With God a Collaboration With Curtis Moorman--Viv Wigley-- James Edward Lee SrQUIET TIME WITH GOD
A COLLABORATION WITH Curtis Moorman--Viv Wigley-- James Edward Lee Sr.
In the quiet time of the evening at the end of the day;
I hold communion with God while I kneel...
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Categories:
midday, appreciation, blessing, devotion,
Form:
Pastoral
Graphic Grapes OohOoh a scented grape graphic. Now that's wisdom. Contained a logical pattern in a juice cup. Heron haven heaping. Wisdomstic of a Judas flaw. Consealed in Sanskrit. Heavenly heaping cream on a very large bun....
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Categories:
midday, baby,
Form:
I do not know?