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I am a mom, an artist, and an office monkey.
 

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Categories: password, change,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Found Phone - a Short Story
I was running some errands and stopped into the little waterfront restaurant for a late lunch.  It was kind of that in-between lunch and dinner time hour, so the place was completely empty.

I ordered...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: password, mystery, me, time, voice, me, time, voice,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Generation Shack
Password Paranoia

Hey, how did you do that?
Do what?
Open that can?
I used the can opener.
I KNOW, but where did you put in the password?
What password?
The CAN OPENER password!
I stare at my 4-year-old grandchild, who is scowling...

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Categories: password, child abuse,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member playlists
I’ve always loved music. As a little girl, I could spend hours going through peoples CD collections, sampling them with my little battery-operated CD player. If you showed me a stack, rack or box of...

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Categories: password, fun, humor, music, school, student,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Pit and the Pendulum
I think I found the prescription for the sickness behind my obvious problems 
Or I found the key that fits in the lock of the door of ignoring them
I’m not sure which one it is...

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Categories: password, emotions, fear, growing up, integrity, loss,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Private Residence
Private Residence

Sign at the gate – no solicitors –
Beyond the rosewood door sanctuary in seclusion
Untouched by hands racing round
A face framed by chimes and alarms –
Measures of mincing minutes
Exiled with suitcases packed
To astral planes of...

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Categories: password, home, house, universe,
Form: Free verse
Hills And Crosses
Hills & Crosses

I hung myself on a cross
To atone for my works
An attempt on my soul 
To rid him off of his unwholesomeness 
To cut off the tree of transgressions, 
I continously ate of its...

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Categories: password, addiction, bible, desire, religion,
Form: Free verse
Hiroshima Poems I
Hiroshima Poems I

Let Us Be Midwives!
by Hiroshima survivor Sadako Kurihara
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

Midnight...
the basement of a shattered building...
atomic bomb survivors sniveling in the darkness...
not a single candle between them...
the odor of blood...
the stench...

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Categories: password, child, children, eulogy, father, mother, war, world
Form: Verse
Cockroach Soliloquy
Cockroach Soliloquy 
By:Judge Burdon

The cockroaches left me a wake up message
Written with saliva and excrement 
it was placed conspicuously  in a garbage can 
where they knew that I'd find it 
while in search of...

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Categories: password, character,
Form: Free verse
Cockroach Soliloquy
Cockroach Soliloquy 
By:Judge Burdon

The cockroaches left me a wake up message
Written with saliva and excrement 
it was placed conspicuously  in a garbage can 
where they knew that I'd find it 
while in search of...

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Categories: password, character,
Form: Free verse
Argh No More Medicare
ARGH! NO MORE MEDICARE!

A worst nightmare loomed large
notification courtesy Montgomery County
Assistance Office caseworker
implied medical coverage axed
I felt hammered, nailed, shingled out...
livid with rage
frenzied, harried, jarred...
railing away
fit tubby tied to train tracks
ready to kill myself,
but dang,...

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Categories: password, 12th grade, absence, america, angst, anxiety, august,
Form: Free verse
Sixsixtysix
666
Somewhere in the sky in an airdome is the real liberry there is 5000 computors 
for the public eye and no waiting for seating the shuttle makes a bubble seal and 
you can sit there...

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Categories: password, history, natural disasters, parody, science fiction, uplifting,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Sharing My Blessings
Aesthetic works, I think I’ve some,
Creative stage or room decorations? My pleasure. I can.
Compassionate heart, I got especially for young and old,
Drum skill? I could be one of your band members, just call.

Experience in teaching...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: password, beauty, devotion,
Form: Abecedarian
Twenty Fabel
TWENTY FABEL 
TWENTY FABEL 
 
YAHOO.com 
 
 
What is Answers about? 
Taking time out of my schedule writing to make a complaint online in the form of 
a question in the form of a...

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Categories: password, computer-internet, on work and working, on writing
Form: Prose Poetry
Twenty Fabel
TWENTY FABEL 
TWENTY FABEL 
 
YAHOO.com 
 
 
What is Answers about? 
Taking time out of my schedule writing to make a complaint online in the form of 
a question in the form of a...

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Categories: password, computer-internet, parody, science fiction, god, writing, god,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Fearless Four Plus One
The Fearless Four plus one

Julie was first with her fashionable queries
With a white envelope that she held in her hand
She knocked on the door of her freckle-faced neighbor
And told Sniffling Sammy about her new plan

Let’s...

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Categories: password, adventure, children, fun,
Form: Rhyme
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Categories: password, angel, appreciation, art,
Form: Lyric
Argh No More Medicare
ARGH! NO MORE MEDICARE!

A worst nightmare loomed large
notification courtesy Montgomery County
Assistance Office caseworker
implied medical coverage axed
I felt hammered, nailed, shingled out...
livid with rage
frenzied, harried, jarred...
railing away
fit tubby tied to train tracks
ready to kill myself!

Bajillion dollars...

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Categories: password, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, dark,
Form: Bio
Guardian Angels
Goodnight my dear boy and what's that you say?
You want me to chase the bad monsters away?
Well, I'll tell you a tale that may just be true
And if it's made up, it is done just...

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Categories: password, fantasy, love, son,
Form: Rhyme
Find the Best Holiday and Drink Tea
A fairyland fable is a magic table floating around but nit with a rallying cry. That is purely reserved for several synchronised cruise ships whose sunbathing missions thwart many a delivery driver. It is with...

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Categories: password, africa, age, allah, america, arabic, beach, blessing,
Form: I do not know?
Mind of a Woman
The summer winds caress my skin.
Teardrops like squeezed  lemon drops spill.
A joy ride down my cheeks.
Joy emancipated from sadness speaks
Splash, it splatters on the ground.
A crown like structure  in slow motion seen.

Life cannot...

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© Sam Raj  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: password, how i feel, woman,
Form: Free verse
Hazy Here In Se Asia
Hey,come 3rd quarter of each calender year,  it is that time of the year again, 
This phenomenon is headlined in local dailies each day, again and again...

An enviromental situation, all kinds of experts in...

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Categories: password, autumn, earth, environment, introspection, moving on, september,
Form: Narrative
Sun Shade
(The title means there is still hope beyond the hardship or light at the end of the tunnel. *Note from J W Earnings*)

No one has a right to call me horrid things
I wish you feel...

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Categories: password, angst, anxiety, emotions, endurance, grief, hope, love
Form: Free verse
Switching Places
crawling from the box he lived in
after finding the secret number in a smut rag
available to all who seek it out on the street,
he made his way to the seemingly abandoned building
where after hitting the...

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Categories: password, life, woman, red,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Marble Quest
Having lost my marbles,
I set out on a quest to find them;
And started my journey following the signs
To a place that they call Bedlam.

I stumbled upon some unpaired socks
Who, somehow in the laundry,
Their mates had...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: password, children, imagination,
Form: Rhyme

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