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Trumpeting and mythologizing deranged deplorable basket case as demigod
Trumpeting and mythologizing deranged deplorable basket case as demigod

Any idea regarding who unnamed individual earned such lofty title? I offer a clue, that averred person unknown to many others within the webbed, wide world, and...

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Categories: pared, 11th grade, 12th grade, 3rd grade, absence,
Form: Free verse



Trawl Tale of a Fictitious Seaman Told To Ye
While on the topic 
of blood kith and kin,
I relate another 
fabricated poem about 
blimey bloke of a fisherman. 

Trawl tale of a fictitious seaman told to ye...

Courtesy webbed whirled wide net wit
cursing thwarted life,...

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Categories: pared, 8th grade, adventure, animal, appreciation, destiny, fish,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Bison, Betrayed
Not so long ago ...
your numbers darkened the west
a noble profile of strength and pride
and the epitome of the innate, free, pioneering spirit
that your country was founded upon ...

It is said that single
groups of your...

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Categories: pared, animal, appreciation, history, native american,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Stole Food To Satisfy My Soul
I STOLE FOOD TO SATISFY MY SOUL

I used to be poor;
Lonely dis-pared homeless;
Maturated, no one cares;
Haven't had any type of bath in twelve days;
And yes, I stole hungry and dirty;
I'm hungry and thirsty; 
I when...

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Categories: pared, appreciation, blessing, dedication,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member I Stole Food To Satisfy My Soul Part 2
I STOLE FOOD TO SATISFY MY SOUL

I used to be poor;
Lonely dis-pared homeless;
Maturated, no one cares;
Haven't had any type of bath in twelve days;
And yes, I stole hungry and dirty;
I'm hungry and thirsty; 
I when...

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Categories: pared, appreciation,
Form: Lyric



Just Another Day In My Man Cave
I always arise
     at break of dawn,
when curtained solar
     radiance openly drawn
upon a vast
     wasteland, though thankfully
     most (boot...

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Categories: pared, 5th grade, age, art, culture, home, memory,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Trials of Meretrix Canto Vi
For you are to be held up in
Judgement
By they so empowered;
Whose hot genes spilled from
Incumbent towers
Upon a warring continent -
The Sovereign house thus 
Pared and deflowered!
Thinning the blue bloods flowing 
Within the veins of royal...

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Categories: pared, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Xmas' Redoter (Redux)
Note: "How can there have been such strife in a Morlde` filled with beautiful Music; &
how could there have been beautiful Music such in a Morlde` filled with strife?"  -Soupy 
Sales, 2012.

The 12 Panes...

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© H Mantel  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pared, holidaybeautiful, beautiful,
Form: Free verse
Steel Sharpened Spurs
Endurance is not of your nature,
Solidity glides in wavering motions upon my pitiful neck,
Now brazen silver does linger,
Trite lance, ravenous knife does make one last,
Sorrowful trek...

I know you'll adore each compassioned endeavor,
And your canvas lay...

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Categories: pared, death, me, endurance,
Form: I do not know?
Tale of a Fictitious Seaman
My grandfather Hymie 
     spent his entire life at sea
his thick calloused hands 
     and ruddy complexion re
     enforced non verbal body language...

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Categories: pared, adventure, art, character, deep, god, memory, solitude,
Form: Ode
Trawl Tale of a Fictitious Seaman
(scoured from dregs of me muss held head)

I shore up a vignette to free 
my ("FAKE") grandfather Hymie,
whose scrunched countenanced 
evinced beetle that of browed monkey
he spent his entire life at sea
his thick calloused hands

and...

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Categories: pared, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th grade, 9th
Form: Narrative
My Son From Early To Present
he is a god
given hap
piness in
my life

before 
he could
even speak
english he told

me his very
first German
joke and where
he learned German

is beyond
me and i must
say he is in no
way part of my

gene puddle
deep and or from 
the...

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Categories: pared, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Thru Maritime Miles 3-A Very Pirate Seduction
For merely a hunch or a hint of a kiss
I nearly was lunch for a hit on a miss
She shimmied for me in a short pirate skirt
No army of men was a match for this...

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Categories: pared, imagery, ocean, scary,
Form: Rhyme
Memory.Future.Hope
In my memory you stand proud and tall
There you beckon, and I answer your call

In the past, in times gone by
You were all I needed to launch and fly

Your hand reaches out to grasp and...

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Categories: pared, hope, lost love, loveme, dream, memory, dream,
Form: Rhyme
The Preacher Part 3
“It’s time,” she said in a deep throaty voice,
She picked him up and carried the preacher who had little choice,
He hung over her shoulder as she walked with ease,
Her blistering flesh when she touched him...

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Categories: pared, death, imagination
Form: Rhyme
Anytime ----Out of No-Where
Thunder Storms
Beautiful as can be
as Lighting Strikes
Through-out 
Heart-lands
Many people 
were able to see

Twas a Beautiful site
Of Lighting shooting 
across the sky
All through the night
From one end 
to another..
with leaving behind
an enormous 
Loud booms

As I and...

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© Star Light  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pared, faith, inspirational, life, love, time, beautiful, people,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Nineteen-Forties
Anyone who has lived through them as I have,
Knows the Forties were the most memorial of all
Of the decades of the Twentieth Century
And surely the most vivid in recall.

Personally, they were the greatest of my...

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Categories: pared, memory, , memorial,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Mother Love
The second, ten years later, 
caught her body less prepared. 
Had  finger nails been more pared her clench 
might well have spared his palms
so close to drawing blood. 

Her pelvis did not dilate in...

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Categories: pared, birth, love, mother,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Easter Picnic
A is for ants, they love a picnic too!
B is for birds, you may have to shoo

C is for cake, maybe tangy lemon or spice
D is for drink, cool, preferably, lemon on ice

E is for...

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Categories: pared, easter, family, children, kids, sweet, spring, may,
Form: Couplet
Letter From Vietnam
A quivering shadow shrouding a clouded pane
Shared pain scribbled in the doleful rain
Hollow words that broker heartache and disdain
A sorrowful whistle emanating from a distant train
Poorly trained recruits struggling above the furor to remain
Stridently striving...

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Categories: pared, war
Form: Rhyme
A Case of Misunderstandings
No, you’re brain does not have a viral inflection                          ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pared, humor, irony, language, parody, senses, song, word
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Poly Class 1975
Here time unfurls old faces now,
Familiar curls in tact somehow.


Here share a meal as banquet shows,
Reminisce feel as journeys flow.


Here space and time wrought sculptures strange,
Seasons and chimes carved mortal change.


Here at this place we...

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Categories: pared, blessing, change,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Under the veil of twilight, in the whispering pines
Under the veil of twilight, in the whispering pines,
Where the sweet rain drifts through the western air,
I find myself lost in the labyrinth of my own thoughts.
Hypocrite women, how seldom we express our doubts,
While, with...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pared, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Words of Love
She reached her hand across their marriage bed,
It’d been a stand-off for so many years;
She prayed their love had not grown cold and dead,
His answer could allay her deepest fear:
The love for him she held...

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© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pared, for him, heart, life, love, marriage, words,
Form: Ballade
Some Cannot Praise the Wind
There are three of them, Cinderella siblings:
shapely, deciduous, their leafy green
darkness undulating in the specter wind, 
its silent snare drum emulating heartbeats 
in syncopated symmetry. "Take us, Take us, 
Don't stop!" say the sisters, moving...

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© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pared, seasons,
Form: Ballad

Book: Reflection on the Important Things