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Premium Member Coma Conversation: I Am In Your Computer
C:
  I journeyed long upon the way, e-mailed through your router
  hello "Henry", good to greet, I am in your computer
  I am between him and her, so I am gender neuter

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© Ian Love  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: neighbouring, computer, creation, hello, imagination, philosophy, science, universe,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member The Search For Idealism
Placed First in:
Can`t Believe It was a Na Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Silent One

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Categories: neighbouring, humanity, inspirational, men, world,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Finding Peace
Finding Peace

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Categories: neighbouring, dream, humanity, inspirational, self, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Galaxy and the Logos:
The word "Galaxy", is derived from the Greek "galaxias", literally "milky", a reference to the Milky Way galaxy. Galaxies contain varying amounts of star systems, star clusters and types of interstellar clouds. (Nebula is Latin...

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© White Wolf  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: neighbouring, universe,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Is Aranjuez a Pining After the Composer's Mother
Is ARANJUEZ a pining after the composer's mother ?

(Joaquin Rodrigo - 1901-1999 - who composed the " Aranjuez " concerto on piano in 1938/9 and which later was destined for the guitar and orchestra, turned...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: neighbouring, how i feel, longing, loss, memory, mother
Form: Free verse



Premium Member A Time to Reflect
Placed First in:
Poetic Expression Poetic Contest
Sponsored by Silent One

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Categories: neighbouring, god, inspirational, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Tales of King Shaka
Gbum Shaka!
Sing to me,o Angel of
The legendary conqueror,
The great elephant that 
Shook the foundations of 
The earth.

Whirrrrrrrrrr......hear the 
The voice of the wind 
Whispering about the 
Only Ama Nkosi:

Between the Drakensberg
And the Indian ocean,
The immortalized...

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Categories: neighbouring, adventure
Form: Epic
Good Time
GOOD TIME ( translated in  two other languages)
Good time lies in onerous tracts
Where the minds reject
It shelters in a solitary world
Fidgets like a hovering danger
Reluctance, the only neighbouring sister
Dominates the city


Good time lies in...

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Categories: neighbouring, age, art, beach,
Form: Ode
Fight the Demons Diet
It was that time again to empty once more,
I was on my Knees on the bathroom floor.
Putting tissue down the Loo making sure nothing stayed afloat,
Then I slid my fingers down deep inside my sore...

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Categories: neighbouring, courage, dark, depression, family, fear, food, growing
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Narrow Margin
Placed Second in: 
This or That, Vol. 23 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Edward Ibeh


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Categories: neighbouring, feelings, god, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
A Meandering Cocophony of Thought That Evades Fate
A Meandering Cocophony of Thought that Evades Fate

Contractual obligations toward your future self
Non-Factual invocations that deprive you of your health 
Actual comparisons between poverty and wealth 
Emmanuel on the eve of a heavenly operation of...

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Categories: neighbouring, fate, life,
Form: Rhyme
Broken Glass
In our highschool, we had to go for masses every Saturday and Sunday
And some girls even went for masses early mornings during the week
The nuns kept strict eyes on us
We had limited socializing time with...

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Categories: neighbouring, africa, culture, daughter, high school, parents, religion,
Form: Prose
Trumpiad Iii - Foreign Affairs
IV Foreign affairs

« Putin, I’m rootin to stop the shootin. »
« So am I ; about time you started too. »
« Started too! Me, I’m faster than you. »
« Not start too, you fool, but Start One, Start Two. »
« Start one, start two ? What...

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Categories: neighbouring, humorous, political, satire,
Form: Political Verse
Government Sales Tax Gst
Government Sales Tax GST
Since the introduction of GST, a sales tax newly  introduced back in April 1st last year,
GST or Government Sales Tax has wreaked untold financial miseries all thro the year.
Despite the various...

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Categories: neighbouring, anniversary, anxiety, betrayal, community, myth,
Form: Free verse
Cars In Malaysia Part 1
Of Cars in Malaysia Part 1

In this part of the world where I am at, a motorcar is every somebody’s must have…
Simply because reliable and regular scheduled public transportations is not as we should ...

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Categories: neighbouring, appreciation, car, community, environment, inspiration, people, urban,
Form: Narrative
Our King Is Insane
Clad in his double-breasted royal toga
Filled of nothing but pride and anger
His face as grim as a Pallbearer’s
His gaze dreadful and fearful like that of 
A raging rattlesnake about to strike
His eyes crackling charcoal fire-red
His...

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Categories: neighbouring, allegory, angst, history, introspection, political, satireold, people,
Form: I do not know?
The Animal State
No earthquake, no thunder, no volcanic eruption
Or even there was no any of natural calamities,
A sudden loud sound broke out all through the bush
With whizzing, shuddering, cracking, tearing, echoing,
Fear, horror, dark, terror, misery and ill...

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Categories: neighbouring, dark,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member A Flashback of the Day
After coming back from church last night, wishing everyone a Happy Easter, my sister's only wish was to watch The Greatest Showman. So, my mother and I took our seats next to her and watched,...

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Categories: neighbouring, conflict,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Trilogy Ends
The brutalized girl breathed her last in faraway Singapore
She met her fate returning home, a couple of weeks ago
To shift the focus of the masses on an issue so emotive
And moved to a hospital in...

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Categories: neighbouring, angst, death, girl, girl,
Form: Narrative
The Coffin of Human Race
Year is 3035
And here I lie in my capsule
Waiting for the great End
Or may be deep in my heart
For an Alchemist
To come and show me
Some light
Among this dark plight... 

The chemicals I used
To make my...

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Categories: neighbouring, death, earth, earth day,
Form: Free verse
Mary Fields
Poet: Ken Jordan
Poem: Stagecoach Mary
Edited by: Sparkle Jordan
written: January/2014


 Mary Fields,
(1832-1914).

born a slave,
somewhere in
Tennessee,

on the 
Dunnes
Plantation -

She  became 
the first
African American
(male or female)
to deliver 
the U. S. mail
in 
America -

She was 
a tall
 woman, 
over 6 Ft, 
and 
strong,

weighting
over
two hundred
pounds,

who 
didn't shy
 away 
from 
a brawl
or
two
if need
be -

She rolled 
cigars, 
chewed...

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© Ken Jordan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: neighbouring, history
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member The Graves By the Roadside
 I can't get this poem to form. So just placing it here anyway.
I found a graveyard with only the steps remaining of the church at the side of a busy road, with derelict car...

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Categories: neighbouring, art,
Form: Rhyme
May 1974
May 1974

Why do you need to waste your time today
Writing an elegy no one will read?

Add the half-cent to the cent
And text to shivering text
For you were born to text
And save-

But let her be 
She’s...

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Categories: neighbouring, anniversary, corruption, england, ireland, lost, murder,
Form: Elegy
Telescopic Observations
Cover me in feathery down,
warmth against winter chills and frozen  ground
leave me to sleep in deep refrain,
until tidal waves recreates my home again.

Step, step, stepping in deep snow,
Hobnail boot prints in trailing go. 

Full...

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Categories: neighbouring, change,
Form: Free verse
Bangladesh: the Birth of a Nation - I
We were one people, neighbours and kin
Before independence and the politician’s whim
In August’47, the brotherhood ended
The country was partitioned and we were independent

Democracy worked in India, floundered in neighbouring Pakistan
Victim to army rule and the...

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Categories: neighbouring, history, night, night, sky,
Form: Narrative

Book: Shattered Sighs