Long Overladen Poems
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Circa February 12th, 2122 10:30 PmCirca February 12th, 2122 ~ 10:30 PM
Equals twenty one thirty 22:30 military time
future time traveler looks back one century ago,
oceanic waterways overladen with green slime,
yours truly attempted crafting id est feeble rhyme
far from madding crowd,...
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Categories:
overladen, absence, age, celebration, dark, destiny, fantasy, heaven,
Form:
Rhyme
Famous Last LineDad Revisited- Once More
Last night I sat up in bed and prayed a little longer,
I asked god to send dad back for just one more day with great fervour.
Dad was waiting for me in...
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Categories:
overladen, absence, bereavement, birthday, dad, heartbroken, parents, sorrow,
Form:
Free verse
February 13th, 2023 old man winter gave a one two punchFebruary 13th, 2023 - old man winter gave a one...two punch
Overladen snow covered crackle and crunch
though, this skeptic owned a doubtful hunch
that such 24/7 round the clock whether coverage
would make laughingstock of forecasting
how Jack Frost...
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Categories:
overladen, abortion, abuse, age, anger, anti bullying, appreciation,
Form:
Rhyme
The Loss of the Andrea GailThey that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters:
These see the works of the Lord and his wonders in the deep.
From the 107th psalm
It's been the hub of the...
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Categories:
overladen, america, death, fishing, ocean, storm, weather, wind,
Form:
Narrative
Old Man Winter Gives a One Two Punchoverladen snow covered crackle and crunch
though, this skeptic owned a doubtful hunch
that such 24/7 round the clock whether coverage
would make laughingstock of forecasting
how Jack Frost...
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Categories:
overladen, 11th grade, 12th grade, appreciation, courage, dedication,
Form:
Elegiac Lyric
Just One More DayDad Revisited
RIP 1924-2015
Last night I sat up in bed and prayed a little longer,
I asked god to send dad back for just one more day with great fervour.
Dad was waiting for me in the...
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Categories:
overladen, cry, death, dream, father daughter, flower, fruit,
Form:
Couplet
A Thunderous OvationHeard upon the heavy, humid air,
now unpleasantly warm,
came further reverberating rumbles,
that proclaimed an approaching storm,
and we were made very much aware
Nature’s ire was evident,
as with bolts of forked lightning,
towering clouds were rent.
Seen in angriest dungeon,
as...
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Categories:
overladen, august, nature,
Form:
Narrative
No More Did the KingThe king was incandescent,
In the brocades and creped damasks,
His knights and his attendants
All surrounded his gilt throne.
A multitude was gathered,
For the seasonal oration,
Warming sons and fathers
By his sure and sovereign tone.
The king was still...
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Categories:
overladen, angst,
Form:
Rhyme
Unholy PersuasionAlways the weapon
and never the truth
the woeful prediction
of life's terrorism
shall always end in death
Ah such a bastion
for the ammunition of fear
to afford the devils consumption
of every soul living here
in tortuous redemption
those switchblade centuries have controlled
All...
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Categories:
overladen, betrayal, faith,
Form:
Free verse
I Slept With a Female Mosquito - Part II Slept with a Female Mosquito..... By Peter Onyancha
(part I)
I Slept with a Female Mosquito.
Waking up, Good morning, but goodness!
Stupid lewd fly; family of the blood sucker
Fretful, I study the plumped mosquito
My science talks...
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Categories:
overladen, political
Form:
Narrative
The Darkness Will UnderstandIn the bed I do not rely on commandments
The roses already fraught with wind
How many clocks do you ask
While the morning overladen with eternity is late
Delirium morning
They foresee the end of the world
Through star gates
They...
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Categories:
overladen, dark,
Form:
Lyric
Autumn Gently FlaresSummer storms are thrashing
trees overladen with a lush glut
of arboreal heaviness.
Will the Fall enter through this crashing rain,
shall the canopy of a saturated season
crash now one leaf at a time?
I see fire in the sodden...
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Categories:
overladen, poetry,
Form:
Free verse