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Premium Member Poetic Encryption Like Ancient Egyptian
Poetic Encryption Like Ancient Egyptian

This terror and threat to poetic clarity,
Becomes a pet rock for some poets.

Words do count for sure, but so does
Clarity unless poets put a mask on.

Encryption can be used to mask...

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Categories: olympians, allegory, analogy, emotions, imagination, metaphor, passion, symbolism,
Form: Narrative



Please Michelle Obama
Please Michelle Obama...
can you save American democracy?

I highly hugely grant 
Barack Hussein belated kudos
what with his wizardesses 
in tow wrought wonders 
to one nation analogous 
while an under dog
sweeping in like... 
It's a Bird... It's...

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Categories: olympians, 12th grade, america, appreciation, beautiful, freedom, health,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Achilles, His Heart and Soul Were Mortal
Achilles, His Heart and Soul Were Mortal
Part One- (Years Before Troy)

Achilles* woke, his slain foes calling out his name
hearing merciless woes, his sharpen sword they blame
looking at the heavens he saw the moon glowing blood...

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Categories: olympians, courage, fantasy, hero, history, mythology, symbolism, war,
Form: Rhyme
Titanic
Global pride! Greatest story-theme worldwide! Oceanic!
Voyage liner - Atlantic! British cruise ship! Titanic!
Born in the yard of Harland and Wolf! Floated to venture!
Who did ever dream of a deadliest wreck- adventure?

Christened after Titans of the...

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Categories: olympians, adventure, beauty, boat, fear, life, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Circus Fat Man
The Circus Fat Man

This unusual man is truly a real sight to see as
“The Circus Fat Man” for a local Cajun circus.

He takes a sense of definite pride in being known
by this distinctive moniker, while...

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Categories: olympians, allegory, confidence, destiny, imagery, inspiration, metaphor, symbolism,
Form: Couplet



Is There No Place For Us
Is there no place for us ? 
In this world of work and fuss ?
We came to fulfil our dreams
Leaving our noble motherland with goodbye tear streams 
We are prisoners of a dark dank cell...

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Categories: olympians, race, racism,
Form: I do not know?
My Genies Only Wish
The sun, has begun to rise, lifting up, to the sky, from the oceans horizon, on a beautiful morning, as I take, my daily run, along the smooth, warming, yet wet sand, now putting my...

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Categories: olympians, fantasy, love,
Form: Free verse
The Turbulent Year 1968
It was a long and turbulent year
Beset with death, war and crime.
Oh! Where do we  journey from here?
Alas, a New Year begins its chimes.

Last January misfortune began
North Korea captured the Pueblo ship
While Americans soldiers...

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Categories: olympians, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Champion
The Champion

Controlled by remote desires  I trip the laurel fuse of longing ancestry
My Mom had been chosen to compete diving from the high platform of
Hitler’s mania for ‘Kraft’ ‘Freude’ living space terror raised arms...

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Categories: olympians, abuse, peace, political, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Medals Around My Neck
This is a story that goes back some twenty years
To when with the Special Olympics I did volunteer
I worked with the older Olympians who were kind of rough
Caring for them by other volunteers was a...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: olympians, friendship, life, peopleme, games, me,
Form: Rhyme
Paranoia Strikes Deep
I have dug this one out of the poetry attic; composed when a teen, hence the dated references. Fellow Soupers of my age-group (60 in a few weeks- Yikes!) might enjoy it:

Friend, watch out! They're...

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Categories: olympians, introspection, drug,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Olympians
Amongst the heaven's vast divides in the kingdom,
Of the God's the hills have eyes.
Here mighty Zeus commands with an iron fist,
And lightnings deadly thunder bolts.
Beware humanity the Olympians watch over thee,
In the grand pantheon’s arena...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: olympians, devotion, fantasy, history, imagination, inspirational, visionary,
Form: Free verse
Resurrecting Icarus
Resurrecting Icarus
or
A Modern Moral Fable
by
Rick Folker
Kansas City, Mo


Daedalus claimed the sky,
Built a labyrinth from which
Theseus could fly
...
Minos enraged, entombed the 
Treacherous Daedalus in a tower
No sky could aide the architect’s power

On high
No land, no sea
Gave...

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Categories: olympians, allegory, death, growth, mythology, pride,
Form: Classicism
Superman
A lean physique
Born to compete
A champion athlete
Blessed with unnatural talent
A gift so unique
A manner so oblique
A marathon in a single step
A phenomenon no man scan stop
A gladiator to Olympians
Winter and summer, his games
Sightseeing Tour de...

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Categories: olympians, fantasy, hero,
Form: Free verse
Saturn Devours His Son
In the void lurks a titan.
The father of the gods themselves.
Though by now he wishes that he was not.
But the selfish titan lord Kronos,
The father of the Olympians named Saturn,
Must want to reclaim the life...

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Categories: olympians, art, evil, father, father son, food, imagery,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member A Storm Is Brewing
A storm is brewing as the wind hastens,
the darkening troposphere trembles
with the tornado's teeming tempest afar.
Cumulonimbus clouds meet, gathering to 
brood, to share their destructive morose 
mood, just as he did that fearful, fateful night
as...

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Categories: olympians, metaphor, storm,
Form: Free verse
Olympic Tribute To Jamaica
I saw something spectacular today,
Three same flags while one anthem played.
I saw the sense of doubt swept away
And the world in black, green and gold arrayed.

You who saw this glory cannot dream all
The turbulence that...

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Categories: olympians, tribute, dream, dream, pride,
Form: Rhyme
Amor Fati
~Amor Fati~

Justin Richter

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It is no wonder, looking up at the cosmos,
That they worshipped the Gods -
The diviners of Reason
And the theologians of old.

But how devout were they?
Even then, in their temples of devotion,
Searching for answers
Where...

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Categories: olympians, appreciation, beautiful, faith, god, muse, mythology, wisdom,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member How Dare They
How dare they think to diss our Flag
	and disregard our Anthem song,
when this great country gave the chance
	for them to move and rise headlong

into the limelight of renown,
	be part of teams respected wide
and honored by...

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Categories: olympians, lost, pride, usa,
Form: Rhyme
Poetrysoup Group Therapy
Hey everyone it’s me again
thanks for having me present
I’ll do my best not to offend
as I share and truthfully admit
I get dumb when I don't attend
can’t get past simple words like….

“happy” and “sad” “now” and...

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Categories: olympians, appreciation, fun, humor, recovery from,
Form: Rhyme
Herb Wint and Mckinley
Great moments in the world need great hearts to behold it
For there are things that flashes grandeur
Mere eyes can describe, majestic love can ever interpret
The wonders of your feat. I bring honor
From the present to...

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Categories: olympians, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Gather Together Olympians
(8/12/12)

We are gathered here together
To make this world better.
Athletes from every nation
Participating in this celebration.

Everyone with a goal in mind
To leave their mark at this time.
It mattered not if it was swimming
Pole vaulting , running...

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© Louis Rams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: olympians, sports, world,
Form: Rhyme
Let's Get Ready To Rumble
Let's get ready to rumble

Il turn the man 2 a mountain il make da weak become strong
Il make da loser become a winner make him b no 1,

 I am the mentor 4 champions I'm...

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Categories: olympians, inspirational,
Form: ABC
Two Faced God
Asclepius is staring at the beam of a balance,
heart on pan and gold bars opposite

the heart is pastel gray the gold is glittering 
the heart not beating the gold glaring blinding the eyes

he ponders which...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: olympians, allegory, god, life, money, mythology,
Form: Free verse
Seniors Olympics
SENIORS OLYMPICS

Images of fearsomely fit youth everywhere,
healthy people, all bronzed, featured
by the second, on screens and public spaces : 
fit and flash, but always  young, Olympians.

I protest, for we seniors are just as sporty;
we...

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Categories: olympians, funny, sports,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things