Long Olives Poems
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gildedThis happened last Fall, during Thanksgiving break.
Lisa and I were at the MET (The Metropolitan Museum of Art), with her family, at an exhibit of Art Deco sculpture. Lisa and I came out of a...
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Categories:
olives, art, dad, daughter, fashion, fun, humor, vacation,
Form:
Free verse
MAGDALENE: JEWEL OF JESUS MAGDALENE : JEWEL OF JESUS
She was the Chosen
a beckoned one
to ignite His speeches
smooth it with her own
illustrious strength
‘Courage against Odds’
marked her inner Jewel
soft it lay cradled
rhapsodic rubicon...
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Categories:
olives, character, courage, death, emotions, extended metaphor, humanity,
Form:
Epic
Chapter 72 -- Damian Delilah Mallory and Polly: the Date ClosesThe Cascades congregation came
To an end. Dashing Damian and
His crew were out of the vicinity.
On their way home. Polly spoke
"I had me a good time tonight!
Thanks for the invitation."
She said, "I'm hungry."
Damian...
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Categories:
olives, devotion, emotions, family, house, universe,
Form:
Alliteration
the 3rd floorThis was last Saturday night. We were at a rooftop party in downtown New Haven thrown by ‘DocHouse.’ Doc-House is kind of a frat-house, owned by Dr. Melon, where he and seven doctoral students live....
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Categories:
olives, humor, school, social, student,
Form:
Free verse
Margins of PandoraTim’s father had been a refugee once he put down his fight and his gun
The story is that he embarked on the very last ship leaving East Prussia
Under siege tanks and bombs from above fireworks...
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Categories:
olives, farewell,
Form:
Free verse
The Bard of Ancient SmyrnaAfter enjoying a pleasant walk, I then spent an hour at a park,
And I relished the dulcet sounds, of cheery airborne skylarks.
The blooms were so lovely, all sultry in the fervid sunshine,
And the hummingbirds were...
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Categories:
olives, adventure, age, fantasy, history, imagery, poetry, time,
Form:
Couplet
The Cry of DoloresA popular priest in 1810, Spanish rule he spoke against
those who had overthrown the Spanish Viceroy José de Iturrigaray
A speech calling upon the people to protect in angst
Their King Ferdinand VII was held captive El...
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Categories:
olives, cinco de mayo, cry, culture, history, holiday,
Form:
Rhyme
Those Early Attempts At a Mexican Foodthose early attempts at a Mexican food
no store bought cardboard taco shells
she had to prepare her own
the appearance of the tortilla press
the arrival of the tortilla holder
became a beginning to a menagerie of new tools...
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Categories:
olives, august, devotion, food, happiness,
Form:
Romanticism
The WaitressWe came walking blind bends at dusk,
An overhanging fig picked fresh.
No pavements, just a nervous trust
that drivers would skirt our single line.
Hugging the roadside with torches lit,
Phones swung glowing to the ground...
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Categories:
olives, memory,
Form:
Narrative
An Involuntary ShudderVII.
An involuntary shudder as I watch her
Spread ...
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Categories:
olives, myth,
Form:
Rhyme
ProvisionsEarth was a perfumed garden
residing in a single ...
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Categories:
olives, bible, creation, devotion, faith, inspiration, truth, visionary,
Form:
Free verse
Living In the Middle EastYou put him in a cage
That pilot you shot down
Pour gasoline on him
And set him ablaze
And the world is silent...
That seventeen year old girl
Writhes on that soiled bed
As you let all those other men
Rape her...
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Categories:
olives, violence, perspective,
Form:
Free verse
The Great EscapeThe Great Escape
Perched on a rooftop terrace in glorious sunshine he watches ahead
Floats on his sky looks inwards and ponders the magic path unravel
...
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Categories:
olives, faith, fate, freedom, life, love,
Form:
Free verse
I Am Out of Breath(In the light of humanity- Oh,
I’m out of breath, I feel suffocated
I cannot breathe, though no Cov-19 infects me
Yes, truly I cannot breathe now
On this earth, I feel ashamed of myself,
On this earth I fie...
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Categories:
olives, humanity, hurt,
Form:
Free verse
At GethsemaneThis is a Repost
Today is Good Friday. Jesus, the Nazarene, who robbed no one, cheated no one, who loved all, healed the sick and performed only acts of kindness, when accused guilty and became the...
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Categories:
olives, abuse, betrayal, god,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Tears of JerusalemMighty oars to take us away from our shores
Our horsemen marshal their men at arms
The trek is long, battles of the blood-soaked
Our swords we hold high
Above our heads, the cross guides us to righteousness
For...
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Categories:
olives, adventure, history, religion,
Form:
Light Verse
Building South AfricaChristian has been a privileged child with his own bedroom and toys
To build mighty mansions and palaces strongholds turrets and dreams
Sometimes fantasy figures in a world that was powerful only for some
‘It teaches the...
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Categories:
olives, abuse,
Form:
Free verse
Cross references of Daniel 12:5-10 part three Q and ACross ref's Daniel 12:5-13 cont.
V 5 Daniel 10:4 Now on the twenty-fourth day of the first month, as I was by the
side of the great river, that is the Tigris (V 5-6 no cross...
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Categories:
olives, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Prose
Some more Questions and Answers Q and A part eightQ: Where are the bodies of Mohammad and Buddha and all other gods and
their prophets today?
A: They are in the grave and they never...
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Categories:
olives, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Prose
Lorca Translations IiiLorca Translations III
Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936) was a Spanish poet, playwright and theater director. He was assassinated by Nationalist forces at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War and his body was never found.
Paisaje (“Landscape”)
by...
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Categories:
olives, bird, dark, death, light, rain, river, tree,
Form:
Free verse
Everybody Wants To Rule the WorldEven the USA wanted the democratic government to be the prominent government of the world! Although today we have abandoned that dream! And not because we wanted to but because we could not accomplish it!
It...
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Categories:
olives, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Beware of the Vicious Dogs of WarfareOH! We must all be aware and we shall all know about the vicious dogs of warfare!
They trample underfoot and shed innocent blood and they shall not escape the wrath of almighty God! For He...
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Categories:
olives, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Narrative
Federigo's FalconThat look of fierce disdain, nobility!
That regal plume of chestnut ruddy-brown
with speckled breast! No hint of weak servility
besmirched the falcon's fine, imperious frown.
He loved the way it sat in proud tranquility...
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Categories:
olives, myth,
Form:
Ottava rima
Invitation a Culinary Greek DestinationLet’s begin with
A strong fresh
Brewed Greek coffee
The aroma alone,
Will wake up
Your senses,
Allow you to
Let go, to keep
An open mind to delight
And excite
You, relax your taste buds.
About to travel,
Don’t put up fences,
Today...
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Categories:
olives, fun,
Form:
Free verse
The Wreath of Chives Celebration"The Wreath of Chives"
is believed to originate from
...
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Categories:
olives, analogy, music, sports,
Form:
Ballad