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Premium Member In the relentless rhythm of time
In the relentless rhythm of time,
You have transformed into a mysterious beacon,
Shining in the night,
Invading my heart with embassies of thoughts,
Consulates of feelings and representations of burning longing,
Today, on the highway of my dreams,
Your green...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pensioners, fantasy,
Form: Free verse



VULNERABLE - SAME POEM - DIFFERENT FORM
VULNERABLE

Being of a certain age and classed as vulnerable,
The Government decreed that I should stay indoors.
Perversely, just a month before, my doctor recommended
That I should get outside more and get some exercise.
I downsized, also doctor’s...

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Categories: pensioners, age, health,
Form: Free verse
Sharing and Caring
I was on me way to Adelaide, to watch the Blues take on the Crows,
it’ll be a super effort winning there, as every Vic here knows,
I could have flown and watched the game and done...

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Categories: pensioners, food, humor,
Form: Rhyme
2 Terms of Political Office
2 Terms Of Political Office

A political leader of a country successfully managed to extend his term of office...
Brings up the question of the wisdom of the previous curb imposed to 2 terms in office....
Bolehland has...

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Categories: pensioners, community, future, history, humanity, leadership,
Form: Free verse
Nigeria
Nigeria. 
The country of my birth. Beautiful in youth. Wrinkled as the years pass by. Through no fault of hers. But by the doing and undoing of her children, consciously and unconsciously.
Blessed by God. Impoverished...

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Categories: pensioners, africa, allegory, anger, betrayal,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Four Goals and Tuesday Night Fun
I sit here 
In a place where I have no fear 
Will there be another score? 
Does the crowd want more? 
Chelsea is on top 
While Arsenal should not want to stop 
The cheery contingent...

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Categories: pensioners, blue, england, fun, games, red, soccer, time,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Rolling the English Premiere Credits
Boys turned into men 
Acting chivalry needing to defend 
Thackray who never was 
Due to the wasp woman wanting buzz 
Gunners waited for Watford to arrive 
“Foul!” they did claim in a cry 
On target...

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Categories: pensioners, england, home, london, marriage, military, poems, soccer,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Implode
It was on a Sunday morning in the village where I stay
Out walking with my dog, I heard some pensioners say
Did you hear about the earthquake, it was somewhere in our State
No magnitude has ever...

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Categories: pensioners, angst, fantasy, hope, life, loss, natural disasters,
Form: Quatrain
A Wife's Advice Goes Awry
They’re playing bingo in the lounge bar,
between ten and dinner time,
pensioners arrive from near and far,
to try and win a bingo dime.
I’m watching from me usual stool,
and hear numbers shouted out,
while drinking beer that’s nice...

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Categories: pensioners, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Welcome To City Estate
Somewhere in the dungeon of my soul 
was a memory I supressed, 
and a song, a scent 
reignited the place and time long forgot.
And I remember leaving the cocoon we called home 
I remember moving...

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Categories: pensioners, childhood, depression, england, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
A Cry For Help
A CRY FOR HELP.


O to live a life that's free of pain.
Will I ever see that day again?
I hope and pray I see that day,
For constant pain is now my way.

A simple accident did it...

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Categories: pensioners, angst, caregiving, destiny, grief, health, hope, pain,
Form: Narrative
Old Al
OLD AL
Off we go to the pub to see Alice Cooper in his own tribute band.                   ...

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Categories: pensioners, age, guitar, humorous, music, song,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Flower For the Future
A FLOWER FOR THE FUTURE

In 1964 a wall went up between
East and West Berlin!
What a barrier of shame, 
What a humanitarian sin,
During the 28 years until 
November 1989, over eighty 
People tried to escape over
The...

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Categories: pensioners, flower, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Patriotic Plan - It All Makes Perfect Sense
To reclaim needless expenditure, allow the MP's to repay
No matter the total, let the law courts have their say

Now our economy has taken a turn for the best
Restructuring internally an injection of zest

Now, let's look...

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Categories: pensioners, political
Form: Couplet
Black Magic Swindles
Here in Bolehland, one video clip is making its viral round...
A staged episode of how talking to strangers can be far from sound...

The power of black magic via touch or suggestion...
Must be serious enough to...

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Categories: pensioners, community, education, future, people,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Christmas Without
Christmas comes around once every year 
Feeling of happiness, toasting good cheer
What does it now mean? I ask myself
Material things replacing god's wealth?.

What about people who go without?
Tummy loud rumbles when hunger sprouts
No home to...

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Categories: pensioners, children, christmas, god, jesus, poverty,
Form: Rhyme
Paper Targets
Paper Targets
You shoot at people as if they were paper targets
Not caring who you kill, maim or injure
Your outrage has been well planned
Not a single bit went wrong
You serviced your guns
Collected hundreds of bullets
Dressed the...

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Categories: pensioners, anxiety, death, life, murder,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Chelsea's Two Sins On Goal
Chelsea was supposed to be on top 
At the half time stop 
But it was M U 
That got one through 
One nil 
As everyone left their seats for a fill 

Hopefully it will change...

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Categories: pensioners, anger, blue, england, night, red, rights, soccer,
Form: Rhyme
As They Leave (2)
As they leave
They leave with us nothing but an empty
Treasure to treasure which even Judas Iscariot
The disciple’s Treasure cannot measure
And treasure with pleasure.

As they leave,
They victimize and they seize with impunity
And dishonour students’ union leader’s...

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Categories: pensioners, adventure, allegory, education, history, people
Form: I do not know?
Follow the Jewels
Bustling town along the seaside, sapphires glitter upon the ocean
Buildings made of ivory stones, ruby shingles full of devotion
Clock tower of rosette bricks, stand proudly in the centre
Chimneys bellow wooden aromas, furnaces release fireflies ember
Trees...

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Categories: pensioners, cute, dream, good night, imagery, imagination, paradise,
Form: Rhyme
Rachie155
With pursed lips she thought of words with rhyme
The ticking time, hot tea, a short fun time.
Thus Rachel wrote a poem to search a mate,
Then replies start, some shy, some asked to date.

Raj chanced upon...

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Categories: pensioners, friend, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Bottom Lines and Upper Level Climbs
A meeting was held 
Buzz was getting ready to tell 
Information that were facts 
Making people pack 
Since they got sacked 
When the canary entered the hive 
Already dungeon arrested in his dive 
Worker bees...

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Categories: pensioners, business, football, judgement, london, money, soccer, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Putins Blackmail
Grain, oil and gas from Russia; we must find other ways
To ensure that the unhinged war criminal, Vladimar Putin pays
They want sanctions lifted  and they'll free up grain from Ukraine 
Seems like the sanctions...

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Categories: pensioners, evil, food, war,
Form: Rhyme
A Modest Proposal
A Modest Proposal

By Elton Camp

A solution to the nursing home problem found
There are two groups who must switch around

To nursing homes the criminals must move
The old folks to prison their lot to improve

Pensioners would get...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pensioners, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Promenade
The Promenade. 

Another day Sunday at the seaside resort luckily there were 
no carousels, few kids and those who were there behaved 
textbook like, with their grandparents loyally eating ice cream 
and drinking soda pops;...

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Categories: pensioners, funny, holiday, love, parody, romance, social,
Form: Blank verse

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