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Premium Member Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 19
 
     “It is time,” he said as he turned back to the others.  “Andghul, you and DynDoeth, make your way as closely and quietly as you can toward the...

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Categories: middle age, christmas, fairy,
Form: Epic



Premium Member Truth Is All An Act In Government Exposed
One small little country which houses 
one of the highest paid governments 
in this modern world joke ran upside down

A big part of our life existing reality 
when the backbone is gone snakes appear with...

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Categories: middle age, betrayal, ireland, political, rights, society, truth,
Form: Political Verse
Increase In Head Size
Increase In Head Size

impossible mission to encapsulate notion 
flitting hither and yon, to and fro
within cranium attached to mine body,
whereby irrefutable proof prevails
predicated when yours truly
scrutinizes other people visibly aware,
I a modest married male 
blessed,...

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Categories: middle age, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence,
Form: Free verse
Goodbye Six Pack Hello Poetry Scribes
Goodbye six pack hello* poetry scribes

My poetic side COSMOFUNNEL
wordsmith thanks tumblr in his noggin
ofttimes triggering babbling brook 
to swell after deluge
becoming stream of consciousness runnel
carving, gouging, and liquidating topography 
qua zee mow toe natural formed...

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Categories: middle age, adventure, angst, april, body, father, hair, love,
Form: Rhyme
Mad Woman Walk
Walk see the mad woman a come
Walk a come she just a come
Listen to how she talk she is not one of us
She sound like an aristocrat and a sensational bureaucrat
The idlers screamed from the...

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Categories: middle age, anniversary, appreciation, celebration, community, endurance, holiday, imagery,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Transcending Boundaries To Trash
Transcending boundaries to trash
transacts through vulnerabilities to crash
into compost cash.

I see and feel strange conjoining
curious listening to speak with old as young.
We carry less allegiance to romance of patriotic memory
than reciprocity through mutual matriotic mercies
we...

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Categories: middle age, age, gender, health, humanity, love, psychological, race,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Designer Ways and Means
Permacultural Designers
are taught to multiply the number
and networking depth
of relationships
between species
and organisms
and systems
and cooperative economic networks,
rather than the simpler adding functions
of traditional agriculture;
Where,
if you plant eight crops,
you get eight maybe interdependent functional relationships,
and maybe not...

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Categories: middle age, class, culture, health, integrity, peace, rights,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 3
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Alas, until that fateful day when strange events arose around him
The uncontrolled powers he felt within
Growing stronger as his fight to hide them grew ever more dim
At last bursting forth to be revealed once again.

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For...

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Categories: middle age, christmas, fairy,
Form: Epic
Gratitude For Running Water On Tap
Gratitude for running water on tap... 
and heat flowing with a snap

After shaving and showering,
yours truly feels winsome
though morose seeing
unwanted adipose "love handles"
inflating mine abdomen and tum
unanimously decided courtesy quorum
losing washboard stomach
finds me uncomfortably numb,
which...

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Categories: middle age, 12th grade, america, angel, appreciation, blessing, business,
Form: Rhyme
The Universe Is Immense
How many people with foreboding palpitations
have I seen slip from middle age and slide into old age?
They slither into their last refuge, the dirt hole,
and ignorantly nestle into the forever unknown life stream

The ones who...

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Categories: middle age, death, life, metaphor, peace, political, truth,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Monoku Monday - Dec 2020
"Reigning Cats and Dogs"   Posted 6 Dec 2020

the difference between dogs and cats is      dogs have owners, cats have staff 

who's supposed to read the signs that say...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: middle age, cat, dog, humor, pets,
Form: Monoku
Watermarks of the Time and Tide - Third Part
Watermarks of the time and tide! (Third and last part to abide by the word count)

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With aches and pains felt everywhere in the body called arthralgia and myalgia!

We start thinking if only we could go...

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Categories: middle age, nostalgia, old, remember, time, voice, wisdom, youth,
Form: Free verse
Hitchiking Tales
April 30 In Search of America 1975 – Hitch hiking Tales

When I was young and foolish
Broke and stubborn 
I hitchhiked across the USA 

Started in Salt Lake City 
Where my greyhound bus pass 
Was stolen...

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© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: middle age, travel,
Form: Free verse
Last night and this morning I had the strangest audio dreams
Last night I dreamt: I didn't have a nice enough dress to wear to my three
cousins' weddings. I knew that: my maternal grandparents, aunts and 
uncles and some of my deceased cousins, were already in...

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Categories: middle age, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
On Chance, Fate, Probability, and the Fear of Death
It's always struck me as amazing how folks will buy more lottery tickets as the odds increase, so long as the prize money increases. The recent billion dollar lottery sent the masses into a frenzy--and...

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Categories: middle age, animal, appreciation, atheist, death, fate, god, grief,
Form: Prose
Memory Therapy, Part I
Jack Ripton lived a quiet life,
west Kentucky, in rolling hills,
he’d been farming there for ten years,
all according to his own will.

He’d never been much for cities,
they did bad thing’s to a man’s mind,
some might love...

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Categories: middle age, confusion, dark, memory, mental illness, philosophy, psychological,
Form: Narrative
Appealing
I can feel the sun warming my body and the universe telling me that it is sorry, the clouds are rolling by and the burden is lifted from the sky. The traffic is rolling and...

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Categories: middle age, america, beauty, community, confidence, encouraging, motivation, mountains,
Form: Narrative
Increase In Head Size
noah wide dee ya when,
where, why or how then
thine ark of in sight fullness, pen
(viz uber taurus), men
sans quirky physiological ken
focus a ford did afore hen
chosen poetic themed word den.

this tire less un escort head
eureka...

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Categories: middle age, 10th grade, 12th grade, growth, humanity, i
Form: Free verse
Life
I still cannot breathe fresh air after tarrying in this place for five long years, I still cannot breath fresh air, my stomach is stiff and the salt is burnt out of the atmosphere, the...

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Categories: middle age, care, career, class, dance, discrimination, emotions, environment,
Form: Prose
Premium Member A Case For Greatness Mother's Day Dedication
I must apologize to all those who claim
that they have "The Greatest Mom in the World!"
For I know that they are all misinformed
Please jury, don't think me cruel 
but my mom always taught me to...

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Categories: middle age, children, love, mom, mothers day,
Form: Free verse
Watermarks of the Time and Tide - Second Part
Watermarks of the time and tide! (Second part to abide by the word count limit)

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My reason for living took a new meaning ever since I became a parent!

Loving, sacrificing, and caring are the best ways...

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Categories: middle age, care, change, feelings, giving, love, memory, parents,
Form: Free verse
The Renaissance
Tell all the worlds about the treasures found
Renaissance trace spellbound in the ancient form,
Tender and haunting; an era of time curves around
Past the present to a future beset with tech charm.

Historical pages cling romantically to...

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Categories: middle age, art, birth, culture, england, places, romance, time,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member A Softer Way To Die
A Softer Way to Die

We live and study life
We pray that somehow
God changes his rules. 
No one wants to die
No one wants to follow
Those complicated laws;
I mean no lie-ing - no steal-ing
no sex - before...

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Categories: middle age, childhood, conflict, confusion, dark, death, how i
Form: Prose Poetry
Hitch Hiking Tales Part Two
Next day 
A beautiful woman 	
Drove me to near Chicago 
In a red mustang 

Might have been 
The girl in the song 
Took it easy 
Digging her vibe 

She invited home 
But was not sure...

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© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: middle age, america, travel,
Form: Free verse
Change the Plot
I have this strange feelings twirling in my stomach since yesterday and it will not go away, it is not a feeling of pain, it’s not a feeling of shame or guilt, it is the...

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Categories: middle age, absence, age, beautiful, blessing, butterfly, change, courage,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things