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Premium Member Our Favorite Antiques Shop - 1st Half Text - Plus Full Audio
Here's the scoop, friends...
   This is, as indicated, the 1st HALF of this fairly lengthy poem. The 2nd half had to be posted separately due to Poetry Soup's file-size limitations. No other way...

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Categories: placard, travel, uplifting,
Form: Narrative



Memaw
Hey lady, memaw. Boy do I have a lot of questions for you. Questions like what's your favorite color? Who's your favorite band? I know you love your rock music. I know you liked Freddy...

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Categories: placard, death, deep, family, god, grandmother, heartbroken, i
Form: Free verse
Mercurial
Increasing my laughter eyes full of tears invisibly 
Heart shouting help 
Limiting at my ears
Can't be spoken out loud

Faded destiny 
My quest fades in the deep of away
Embellishing my pain with smile
Held contempt of my...

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Categories: placard, anxiety, deep, heartbroken, journey, loss,
Form: Free verse
Good Time
GOOD TIME ( translated in  two other languages)
Good time lies in onerous tracts
Where the minds reject
It shelters in a solitary world
Fidgets like a hovering danger
Reluctance, the only neighbouring sister
Dominates the city


Good time lies in...

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Categories: placard, age, art, beach,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Not Your Negro
Last night I was mesmerized
by James Baldwin
in a documentary
"I Am Not Your Negro"
in which Baldwin reflects on
Medger, Malcolm, and Martin
who were shot in that order
within six years of each other,
all under age forty,
by guns newer...

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Categories: placard, community, health, history, integrity, love, race, racism,
Form: Political Verse



An Unlikely Duo - the Sequel
White Cliffs of Dover now sponsored in daydreams
Reading each billboard that rusts on the sky
Checking a map though it’s for the wrong city
She sends a smile to the wink of his eye

Overhead cords hang to...

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Categories: placard, adventure, fun, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
Whats Great About Britain
Great Britain !

What is actually Great about Britain ?

Is it our overriding sense of Virtue ?

How we feel it is our God given right to criticize ?

Or present our way of life and values to...

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Categories: placard, betrayal,
Form: Free verse
Legend of the Black Dove - Part 10a
Legend Of The Black Dove  
                            ...

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Categories: placard, adventure, science fiction,
Form: Prose
Legend of the Black Dove - Part 9
Legend Of The Black Dove  

                  (Part 9)   "The Voyage To Where ?"

 

The weather...

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Categories: placard, adventure, science fiction,
Form: Narrative
The Quiet Hypocrisy
A Rant – The Quiet Hypocrisy


it seeps in through gradual osmosis

and soon is ingrained in pliant minds

it mutates and thrives in tunnels of vision

and then is fused into the fiber of unreason

the quiet hypocrisy that...

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Categories: placard, courage, dream, education, faith, forgiveness, freedom, history,
Form: I do not know?
The Defiance of Eve
and lastly I'd like to thank my agent
Shifty Placard unkempt as they come
nutty as squirrel cheeks at the Ritz
a little like Santa Claus and Nero
Shifty made me walk the line
between the rolling green hills of...

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Categories: placard, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
The Prime Directive Quiz ( P D Q ) Or Prolix Drama Queen Part Three of Three
‘Cause, Priests and Prophets Must Pray for The Reign…
and for Pre and Post-Op-Apocalyptic–Novocain ! …

Yet… It Doesn’t Matter, What Distress to You
 On the Planet, however Polluted or Profane
It Doesn’t Matter, What Distress to You
...

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Categories: placard, allegory, dedication, devotion, faith, father, hope, inspirational,
Form: Alliteration
Breakfast With Ingenium
It would be disingenuous to say that Ingenium did not have a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich for breakfast. It would boarder a lie to claim the same deity did not begin their morning exercise...

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Categories: placard, imagination, philosophy, memory, memory,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Quest of the Tridents
In days of old, stood the protectors of the realm,
Ocean protectors that stood strong at the helm,
King Neptune spoke of a vivid dream,
That perturbed him it would no doubt seem, 
His wondrous kingdom was under...

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© W J Clarke  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: placard, adventure, change, environment, hope, sea,
Form: Metrical Tale
Premium Member Prayer For Victory
Lord, lead us victoriously* this year with Your salvation
Having Your gift of eternal life possession…
Help us grow as Your children unto perfection
Through Your sanctification with our holy separation.

Lord, lead us victoriously this year by Your...

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Categories: placard, bible, blessing, christian, faith, god, jesus, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Invisible: Co-Written With C Devonshire
clad in rags, he wanders on Wall Street
   he is invisible to hustling stock brokers
       he is a man with no money, no property
   ...

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Categories: placard, remember, veterans day,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Poverty
Humans' prominent promises were shattered
Mingling, striking, searing, poorly down-pattered
They react quickly and pause to stay conscious
And in the face of denial, that's just obnoxious.

Poverty appears in a variety of forms and shapes
Money is now an...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: placard, analogy, anger, anxiety, bereavement,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Very Young Child Chastises a Very Old Throne
I watched the child approaching me with wonder in her eyes...a welcome sight I’d seen at least a thousand times before.
Most the answers people sought were on the plaque beside me, but this young lady,...

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Categories: placard, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Invisible Co-Write With Paul Callus
clad in rags, he wanders on Wall Street
   he is invisible to hustling stock brokers
       he is a man with no money, no property
   ...

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Categories: placard, veterans day,
Form: Free verse
Lugubrious Losses, Choices, Voices and Tosses
Remonstrations, protestations, recriminations
In the wake of a calamity that strikes below the belt
In communities decimated and disabled by insinuations
Brought to a head when fickle feelings melt

As tempers in embers flare
In scenarios of utter disbelief prompted...

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Categories: placard, poems,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hitchiker From Another World
1
Sunday, an overarching day both raw edge conduit and 
coarse grain shelter for that soul in torment,
it’s when psyches plagued by doubt face those  
sudden twists and turns we call bizarre,
thoughts of the macabre...

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Categories: placard, art, change, character, city, dark, engagement, environment,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Charlie's Old Bar
Charlie’s got an old bar outside of town.
It’s pretty seedy and plenty run down.
Characters who don’t lightly suffer fools
go there to drink whisky and to shoot pool.

Some huffy stuffy ladies from up-town
decided one day they’d...

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© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: placard, appreciation, art, nostalgia, old,
Form: Rhyme
Near the Docks
Near the old docks in Genoa where old dwellings stand close together making streets narrow and families live is
lived rather noisily, where women hang laundry to dry on small terraces or on window ledges.
Sometimes when...

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© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: placard, blessing, christian, confidence, food,
Form: Blank verse
Insomniac
I'm so much outside myself
that I can not sleep a wink....
     no wind, no horns, no dulling drones
     can bring me to the brink
of REM...

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Categories: placard, life, love, passion, me, sweet, me, sweet,
Form: Rhyme
Advice To Harvard Applicants
Advice to Harvard Students.

if you pour boiling oil
on your babies head
wait until the oil price has gone down.

if you undress in a public toilet
you may meet Piers Morgan
or the police may join in.

if you steal...

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© Alan Ford  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: placard, america,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs