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Premium Member Come Let Us Explore the Grand Ship Historia
THE GRANDSHIP HISTORIA 

Come, let us explore the Grandship Historia;
taller and wider than imagination!
Our guest passes allow us to visit as it sails
on uncharted waters along the
cosmic ocean of Eternaus.

Before, in grand ship building times
formation...

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Categories: portholes, allusion, analogy, life, philosophy, time,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member One Way Ships - Part 2
Continued from Part 1

Hungary hounds harangue the highlands,
howl at skies and desert islands…
Below, unfettered carbon crows conceal the parting path she chose

Lighthouse lamps and lanterns lolling…
Mute abandoned fleets are calling…
The shallow shadowed portholes vaunt dim...

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Categories: portholes, lost love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Queen of the Ocean, Titanic
Let me tell you a story . . . 

The RMS Titanic steamship was the largest 
and most magnificent ship in the world (at the time)
high as an 11 story building 
and long as 4...

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Categories: portholes, history,
Form: Narrative
A Long Wandering
The darkness is smothering, the stress is raining heavy.
A constant pitter pattering on the roof of my thoughts. 
   Sinking into the sunken place for the lost.
Where the outcasts and down trodden walk.
   Strolling through...

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Categories: portholes, death, depression, happiness, lost,
Form: Free verse
Cerulean Odyssey One, 17-20
17

the narrow path took a sudden turn
I pushed the main sail west
where tiny tugs push giant timbers
portside down shivering rivers
to the end of broken islands
and ravens who fall asleep
no more stealing noon day’s sun
havoc on...

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Categories: portholes, allegory, inspirational, life, philosophy, voice, voice,
Form: Epic



Before the Eye of God
Before the eye of god

Soloman bore the thunder of the crashing waves,                       ...

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Categories: portholes, death, old, light, light, old,
Form: I do not know?
What the Hell Are They Thinking
The grand, half-ruined Parthenon,
once a sublime, Doric grace,
Even now, in broken, stone blocks,
always takes my breath away.
The rich, classical detail,
fluted columns without plinths,
to imagine what it once was,
the mind can’t even begin…

That towering Coliseum,
the great...

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Categories: portholes, appreciation, art, city, creation, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Jellyfish
Jellyfish! Who could have named you
other than a creature structured
by a cage of bone?

Opaque but transparent
your arrested evolution
lives in an alien perfection.

You abide inside the sea, yet billowing that sea
through your bald, bladder body.
Propelled by...

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Categories: portholes, poetry,
Form: Free verse
To a Fellow Sailor
Docked on an opposite shore,
peering through round portholes
as the river who flowed me to different landscapes
slips past, current furious:
not quite a pleasure cruise.
No swimming pools splashing over onto the smooth wood
of a polished deck furnished...

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© Robin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: portholes, brother, dedication, friendship, loveme, home, sea, boat,
Form: Free verse
Miss Unsinkable
Violet Jessop, threat ahead
Escaping Poseidon’s death toll’s
“Look after this, will you?” He said
She did, counting down the portholes

First the Olympic’s nurse enrolls
Last, the Britannic’s noon code red
Titanic claimed her shipmate’s souls
Violet Jessop, threat ahead

Miss Unsinkable...

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Categories: portholes, appreciation, memory, sad, voyage, woman,
Form: Rondeau Redouble
Mermaids
Mermaids

I have seen them in
the gray, untimely dusks,
gleefully playing with lost ships
among coral rock,
golden hair tossing about
like mad witches,
as they flit in and out of
barnacled portholes.

They ride on autumn tides
near sun bleached inlets
sailing with north...

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© Mark Conte  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: portholes, children,
Form: Free verse
The Market Girl's Smile
She bowed her head to the ground,
Focused on the grains of dust,
Her skin glistened in the morning sun,
Sparkling like the rarest opal to be found.

Whenever she rarely raised her crown,
I would look straight into the...

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Categories: portholes, christian, girl, uplifting, smile,
Form: Ballad
Marie Celeste
The table is laid and untouched
  Blankets of silence hold sway,
The table is laid and untouched,
  Day becomes day after day
The lamplight’s burning out. 
  The floorboards creak and shrink
The lamplight’s burning...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: portholes, history, mystery, time, day, people, day, people,
Form: Verse
A Walk Through the Snowy Copse
Into the snow white castle only tepid feet bound
Head mirror of quilted bed reflects a glimmering compound
Satin blanket spreads over each frozen mound
A blinding glare from the silted bed doth rebound
With each heavy step mist...

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Categories: portholes, adventure, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Beyond Wonderland - Kuhlmann Sonnet
Spaceward: genesis, obedience, fathomless: universe.
In Cerulean: lambent, sullen, discernible: Close ignite.
With harmony: hypaethral, skyward, aether: womb hiccups 
Whelm time: serenade, stardust, drizzles: diamond dust,
Overall trends: extinguish, slumber, wonder: celestial hymn,
By extolling: Argyle, twinkle, soothing: ...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: portholes, analogy, appreciation, sky, stars,
Form: Sonnet
Cyber Life
CYBER LIFE


My stamen a purple flare of Light
lit from Galactic Sun
igniting me for an hour or a day 
a week or month, who knows ?
Portholes open ever so slightly 
     Time...

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Categories: portholes, courage, deep, environment, kiss, mystery, silver, surreal,
Form: Free verse
Under the Surface of Things
If we have to see the fishes closer
and   immerse ourselves under the surface of things
I put on the wetsuit
The  diver's paraphernalia 
And I let myself go  to obscure distances
And think no...

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Categories: portholes, absence, deep, earth, fish, metaphor, sea, silence,
Form: Free verse
The Sweet Disposition
4-08-2012        The Sweet Disposition
        Much higher than than clouds, where possessions are nothing but dead weight,
     ...

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Categories: portholes, imagination, sweet, sweet,
Form: I do not know?
Can Heartaches Be Seen
If one looks closely they will surely appear everywhere,
Start with the windows to the spirit for painful visions;
Those portholes of any face blinking broken at you,
Then tears that crash instead of dropping quietly.

Bursting from injured...

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Categories: portholes, break up, heartbroken,
Form: Free verse
The Stars In Your Eyes
4-23-2012        The Stars in Your Eyes
        I see that I've changed every time I see you,
     ...

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Categories: portholes, love, love, stars,
Form: I do not know?
Getting Too Old
GETTING  TOO  OLD



Her story told by old charts, scattered, water-drenched. 
Portholes all broken, shaft and screw missing :  a  wreck ,
Grounded  on concrete platform  like an old man sitting...

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Categories: portholes, adventure, life, nostalgia, old, old,
Form: Quatrain
Novice Sailor
The Novice Sailor
It was ten o´clock in the morning I was struggling 
to keep my balance looking out of the porthole in 
the galley and the day was dark as acute hatred
against the living. Green...

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Categories: portholes, allusion, eulogy, identity, mum, , cute,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Conductor
The Conductor
David J Walker

The low rumbling voice
Of the locomotive  reminded  me
Of my time traveling days from this to
Another place 
  another time
In space
That would become Mine as well

Where the young  sang...

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Categories: portholes, allegory, allusion, dance, time,
Form: Rhyme
Robots At Sea
Robots at sea

the sun shines, it always shines, on the portholes
on the ships in the bay looking enticing.
To be a mariner is not a natural form of life and
should be run by robots can tie...

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Categories: portholes, absence, africa, allusion,
Form: Blank verse
Sweet Revenge
Revenge of sort
 
 The old ship has four cranes for loading
Also, unlading has anchored in 
the bay
For four days.
It must be hot all portholes are open and the cook
Sweats in the galley it drips...

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Categories: portholes, abuse, angst, creation,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things