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The Attitude of Gratitude
You can’t expect miracles in the eyes of men 
We must wait patiently with heartfelt acceptance
You will not look back & slip into your comfort zone again
We MUST gain eternal freedom & experience 
The attitude...

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Categories: ponce, courage, deep, encouraging, future, hope, joy, strength,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member In Love With a Nerd
1. Too fired up
he exaggerates every niggle
and squashes every chance to assuage our boils.
He acts without a lode star
putting everything under weigh
and exhibiting ignorance with flames of literacy.
Reading without play decorates stupidity
I play the cheap...

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Categories: ponce, appreciation, art, beauty, boyfriend, caregiving, change, cute
Form: Lyric
Shadows In Hiding - Collaboration With Jake Ponce
Written by: David William Breidenthal and Jake Ponce 

D: Blessed breeze sweeps over us 
J: Whenever I leave the door ajar at night, 
J: I felt myself grow pale from the humid howls 
D: Gravity...

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Categories: ponce, angst, conflict, confusion, courage, depression, emotions, vanity,
Form: Free verse
You Know
Yes, my dear, you know,
You are my source of joy, rejuvenation, hope
I need your emotion spread onto my life,
I need your heart to sing among the darkness surrounding
Do not let our words run dry
Together, in...

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Categories: ponce, emotions, friendship, happiness, joy, love, peace, writing,
Form: Ode
Premium Member 'goodwill' Hunting
Does it make you sad too that Republicans say
That no man is my 'brother' who won't make me right, (1) 
That diversities' bona fides died.
Parties punish a member who won't smoke their 'joint, '
It seems...

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Categories: ponce, bullying, forgiveness, political,
Form: Rhyme



Aye, Spanish Needles
Aye, Spanish Needles, far from native shore
We the Diaspora exult to meet
Though our station, not what we dreamt of yore
Is battered by grimy dust and slimed sleet
Aye, Spanish Needles, still unbowed you stand
A dazzling prince...

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Categories: ponce, hope, inspirational, natureheart, old, beauty, beauty, heart,
Form: Verse
Dont See It Lady May
Don’t see it lady May….

 

Dark demon from the nether world,

From into-outer space was hurled,

And came by Dumbo jet,

He came to prey on lady May,

An older shiela, ninety say,

Who liked dem toy boys just a...

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Categories: ponce, adventure,
Form: Ballad
Poem For My Mother
The fire in Daytona                               ...

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Categories: ponce, mother, perspective,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Myself, Armed Only With a Dying Flame
Myself, Armed Only With A Dying Flame


Dark travels in such a long life
early days of hungering strife
A child born to fight for it
tasting ton of salt in every spit

  
Lost on pathways that breathe...

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Categories: ponce, beautiful, conflict, creation, heartbroken, heaven, journey, lost
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Each Day Left Is a Miracle of Grace
Each day's dawn is a miracle, grateful I am
To discover the sun even rose,
Thank the Lord that I still have a tent
For so few college grads have a job.
Before taking your meds (prices rising each...

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Categories: ponce, anti bullying, anxiety, evil,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Madre Part Two
Don Coto's..

 face smiles no more
 Only in memory
 Paving the way for others
 with dreams and aspirations
 Arriving at these shores 
 To prosper achieving those dreams
 And hopes that our forefather set
 So...

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Categories: ponce, america, culture, dedication, dream,
Form: Prose Poetry
Hola, Spain, Would You Take Back Florida
Hola, Spain, Would You Take Florida Back?

By Elton Camp

From the time of its first sight
Florida was sure no delight
Sand and bugs and way too hot
Is just about all that place’s got

Ponce de Leon learned the...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ponce, funny, people, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Wash My Hands of It All, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel's Je M'En Lave Les Mains By T Wignesan
I was my hands of it all, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel’s Je m’en lave les mains by T. Wignesan


And what could we have done in his place
Who in this century would dare to judge him
he...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ponce, power, spiritual, , cute,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Crown Your Faith With Doubt
Self-certainty is sweet like sugar (drug of choice for ‘human race’),
its bloated, fake-blond, cotton logic, never does reveal its face.
Masks lure men to their death, use phantom sensuality to dupe.
The ‘ship of state’ gets smashed...

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Categories: ponce, life, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Make 'Doubt' Your King
Yes, certainty is sweet like sugar (drug of choice for 'human race'), 
its bloated, fake-blond, cotton logic, never does reveal its face.
Masks lure men to their death, use whorish sensuality to dupe.
The 'ship of state'...

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Categories: ponce, faith, god, love,
Form: Quatrain
That Virginia
Cascades of chirping birds
pour down in colorful swarms 
while I walk the same clean roads 
you just walked yesterday.

A toy stuck in its mechanism
I religiously search 
Over and over, I vacuum
all areas of town.

Under the...

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Categories: ponce, usa,
Form: Free verse
Star Watching
I am such a moon struck human
(who swallows lots of cumin)
but stars, they have their way
(a potter throwing clay)
of making souljumps proper
Like hippie Dennis Hopper          ...

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Categories: ponce, hope, introspection, love, sleep,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Anniversary In Poetry
It's like the same ordinary day,
When pen and thoughts unite.
Muse and views haunt my mind.
This is a day I celebrate and write.

One year of expressing love,
One year of creating rhymes.
One year of friendship on line.
Counting...

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Categories: ponce, birthday, inspiration, november, poetry, thank you,
Form: Blank verse
As I See Myself
Looking past the mirror,
My mind's reflection adored a youthful smile seen ;
Your warmth remembers me,
Just the way it used to BE.....

~~~^¿^~~~

I look into the mirror, now in my later years, and I see an image,...

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Categories: ponce, growth,
Form: Free verse
Eta Carinae
You energize my soul. 
Being around you is 
rejuvenating. 
I feel Ponce de Leon
adventurous and
go in search of
your fountain of youth
Mornings I dream of you,  
nightly fetishes, and 
my imagination ensues. 
Touch myself, wishing...

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© Ts Lewis  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ponce, desire, light, longing, love,
Form: Free verse
Him
Him
Some indecent evening you may see a ferret strangler
While he’s baying at the moon
Horse farts seem a little angrier
If they cannot keep in tune
Ponce across the withered lawn
While the first new bindei stings
Bloodshot eyes hung...

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Categories: ponce, adventure, confusion, mystery, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member To Hope Again
Once again mankind hopes and gathers  
Looking towards sunlight after the worse of days
But now released mankind laughs and sings
The young dance
The old with crinkling wrinkles smile
Yet sleep does not come easily
 For the...

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Categories: ponce, introspection, joy,
Form: Free verse
Miserable Form Letters
Miserable Form Letters

What we will need is a completely INDEPENDENT 
9/11 LIKE COMMISSION CONVENED HELL BENT
TO INVESTIGATE DONALD TRUMP AND HIS 
CAMPAIGN ASSOCIATES AND NONE MISS.  

THIS COMMITTEE SHOULD BE NONPARTISAN 
DEVOID OF MEMBERS OF...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ponce, allegory, analogy,
Form: Couplet
Clerihews Fini
PEE WEE HERMAN
Thought cops wouldn’t determine,
he put himself in that popcorn box.
Maybe he should have used his socks.

HOWARD HUGHES
A world famous recluse.
Millions for planes, women and cars,
treasured most his urine in jars.

CATHERINE THE GREAT
A czarina...

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Categories: ponce, funny, life, people,
Form: Clerihew
Decreed
Those who have are fewer still
Than all the castles edged with time's ruin
The havenots lack no sparse of will
To litter their bread on a fruitless moon

When the wars are done, let us count
The silent millions...

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Categories: ponce, on work and working, political, urban
Form: Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things