Long Mistakenly Poems
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Who Put Luebella Down the Wych Elm
"Who Put Luebella down the Wych Elm?"
There are rumours
about me, some
come seeking me
with their geiger counters
and ouji boards
with their heart
shaped planchettes
unanswered questions
in the woods, crackling
within the sounds of leaves
invisible dead things speaking
underfoot...
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Categories:
mistakenly, muse, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
Whats Behind the CurtainI used to dream of a dark hall. Dim. Empty with thick cheap navy curtains.
The breeze. It felt hot and old. It shivered in the curtains that lined the walls on both sides.
The breeze....
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Categories:
mistakenly, anxiety, dark, dream, imagery, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
BehindI used to dream of a dark hall. Dim. Empty with thick cheap navy curtains.
The breeze. It felt hot and old. It shivered in the curtains that lined the walls on both sides.
The breeze....
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Categories:
mistakenly, anxiety, depression, emo, suicide,
Form:
Blank verse
The First Thanksgiving, September 3, 1578The First Thanksgiving (Sept. 3, 1578)
The shortest distance to Cathay 1
(Land of riches: silks, teas and spices)
Lay to the north to the South Sea. 2
Didn’t Barlow tell the King, 3
Was reserved for England.
The routes ‘round...
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Categories:
mistakenly, education, history, holiday, thanksgiving, thanksgiving day, voyage,
Form:
Verse
Thank You Lord - In My Own Style~ Thank You Lord ~
( In My Own Style )
~O~
Lord
Thank You
For Your Love
For all You've done
Thanks for Blessings each day
You forgive sins,...
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Categories:
mistakenly, christian, faith, hope, love,
Form:
Free verse
Origin of ChristianityOrigin of Christianity
(If you don't like religious writes don't read on)
It may surprise some that Jesus was born a Jew, his parents Joseph and Mary were Jewish, both from the tribe of Judah, in the...
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Categories:
mistakenly, bible, christian, faith, history, jewish, religious, truth,
Form:
Didactic
The Giant of LisbellawStood I there, that last day,
On an iron bridge...
An aqueduct by design,
Where, looking dreamily out over
The Ernes Lower Lough,
My compressed shadow
Momentarily paused -
To contently recline:
Amidst coy Junes radiant beams
of sweet benign!
All was stilled,...
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Categories:
mistakenly, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
Fr Time's Endless Newyear ProposalDear National Science Foundation--Economics Department:
So,
here's what I want to learn,
or research,
if you will.
Why do we have a Financial Sector,
Business and Industry Sector,
Religious Sector,
Education Sector,
Health Care Sector,
Food and Nutrition Sector,
Services Industry Sector,
and a Political Sector,
an...
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Categories:
mistakenly, adventure, birth, business, destiny, dream, humor, life,
Form:
Narrative
Hand-Picked Berries and Sun-Dried Tomatoes 2“Physics asserts that there are four fundamental forces: electro-magnetism, gravity, and the strong and weak nuclear forces. These gentlemen have made a compelling argument for the existence of a fifth, desire.” Dr. Howard Pollison, National...
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Categories:
mistakenly, mythology,
Form:
Prose
MelanieShe killed me…she killed me…
I’m drifting into darkness
Melanie…Melanie…Melanie…
Did she ever really know how sorry I am
how I meant every word of my bleeding apology
what I meant when I said things were never to go this...
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Categories:
mistakenly, girl,
Form:
Free verse
Resonant RailsThe direct sensing of information may sometimes be deceptive and illusory due to such factors as coincidence, congruence, or the time-and-angle distortions of perspective. For instance, the parallel railroad tracks seem (mistakenly) to converge at...
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Categories:
mistakenly, heart, nature, perspective, psychological, science, time, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Mistakenly ImprisonedDestiny screams its name beyond the cage of injustice where justice knows no law.
Voiceless i become down the drain where i am stripped naked of all the possible peace.
The penetrating pain of misfortune left me...
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Categories:
mistakenly, confusion, depression, fate, history, identity, prison, sympathy,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
DeletedI say I find myself trapped in some sort of sadistic paradigm
With my eyes closed she’s still deciding whether she should delete this baby, I guess she’s
on borderline
They’re getting closer; I...
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Categories:
mistakenly,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Translation of Eric Mottram's the Nerves of Proust and Sitting Bull By T WignesanTranslation of Eric Mottram's The Nerves of Proust and Sitting Bull by T. Wignesan
Excerpts from an article, “From space to caves in the heart recreating the collective world in Eric Mottram’s poetry” by Clive Bush,...
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Categories:
mistakenly, america, french, memory, poetry, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Where art thou unknown spellcasterWhere art thou unknown spellcaster?
If in fact such a female and/or male exists
an insufferable existence clamors for surcease
against riptide of ineradicable anguish.
Living hand to mouth
for majority of mein kampf
(elle ex vee orbitz
roam'n around the nearest...
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Categories:
mistakenly, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence, abuse, anger,
Form:
Free verse
UntitledOnly 14 and eager to find love, she sneaks out at four in the morning
Persuading her best friend to come along – meet someone new
Hence at the nearest park an unfamiliar friendship is formed
Sketchy as...
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Categories:
mistakenly, addiction, age, boyfriend, emo, first love, heartbroken,
Form:
Sestina
Who Am I, By Daykia ClarkI am Emmett Till.
I was beaten to death, so how dare you go through everyday life complaining that it's "pure hell".
I'd rather be locked up in a jail cell.
Or sitting in a...
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Categories:
mistakenly, america, black african american, deep, freedom, inspirational,
Form:
I do not know?
Facebook Imaginary LoveOn Facebook I created a page and named it as "dude what is this crap"
She advised to change it to "It would have been better if we all were mad"
She says curse on your face...
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Categories:
mistakenly, imagery, imagination, inspirational love, lost love, love,
Form:
Imagism
O' Cenobite, Dar'Est Thy Soul AwaitO' Cenobite, Dar'est Thy Soul Await
Alas! By what right is such assailing
amidst uproar, then half-truths a'telling
Does not morn gift upon grass falling dew
yet truth perseveres despite what others do
Aye! But 'tis not fickle applause a...
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Categories:
mistakenly, creation, humanity, metaphor, perspective, symbolism, voice, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
Caregiver On the BrinkBone-drained, there is no respite, no split second of peace. The “sundowner”, a hyper-active toddler in a man’s vehicle, never sleeps nor sits.
When I succumb to that one precious moment of rest; I am...
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Categories:
mistakenly, care, dad, daughter, father, health, sick,
Form:
Narrative
I Can Never Comply With Fastidious HygieneI can never comply with fastidious hygiene
Try as thee most persuasive person might,
he/him, she/her,
they, them... can never wean
yours truly always objected
being told when to bathe/shower
particularly when puberty
found yours truly a tween
and my mother (deceased eighteen
plus...
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Categories:
mistakenly, 12th grade, 8th grade, age, anger, brother,
Form:
Rhyme
The Dinosaur Ai, Part II used to be an archaeologist,
and minored in paleontology,
had a job at a college and tenure,
Dr. Bascomb was what students called me.
I specialized much in the early years,
the emergence of civilization,
in summer I’d go and...
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Categories:
mistakenly, animal, computer, dark, history, holocaust, science fiction,
Form:
Narrative
To My ChildrenTo My Children
Love is just energy forever changing form, but indestructible.
The force determines the beloved from the lovers, mistakenly interchangeable.
Whereas the latter are the bones of thy ribs, you the beloved are the
...
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Categories:
mistakenly, father, children, love, me, my children, time,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
You Have To Go CoronaYou have to Go..
Yes, You have to Go Corona Just like you came abruptly
and ruined our life
we will soon for sure eradicate you quickly
Yes, You have to Go Corona Just like you came...
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Categories:
mistakenly, humanity,
Form:
Rhyme
London, Translation of Paul Verlaine's Poem: LondresLondon, Translation of Paul Verlaine’s poem : Londres
…a serious and well-behaved Englishman, well-attired, handsome clothes (Victor Hugo)
(In this poem, I didn’t feel adhering strictly to the rhyme scheme would have served a higher purpose. T....
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Categories:
mistakenly, culture, places,
Form:
Quatrain