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Premium Member It's a Mad World- In a Lancashire Accent
IT’S A MAD WORLD In a Lancashire Accent.

I went to the Confectioners today, there was a long queue outside, a metre apart, and it had started to rain. 
The assistant behind the counter had shiny...

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Categories: reeled, crazy, food, funny, hilarious, humor, humorous, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Paper Tigers
"Paper Tigers"



eyes mark slow time
spotting leopard rhyme
never changing its spots
black balled
white pops
the want-to-be bees
sting the dripping honey spot

slapping cards down
kitty pots are shuffled
bluffing intelligentsia
between the gaps
flatulent poets floss their teeth
waxing lyrical strings
tied to the weary...

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Categories: reeled, dark, muse, poets,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Went Fishin'
Submitted to the "Gone Fishin" contest
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Trollin’ the islands at Texoma,
It was April, 1964.
New rod and reel in hand,
I’d NEVER been fishing before.

A Garcia 2510T casting rod.
The reel, a Mitchell 301,
Plus hand-selected worms and lures…
I was...

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Categories: reeled, adventure, april, crazy, fish, fishing, fun, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Vexation At Self Regarding Avoidable Altercation
Vexation at self - regarding avoidable altercation...

Today May 12th, 2021
at Royersford (Pennsylvania) LIDL,
when spouse stepped into checkout line
(minus her horse drawn grocery cart -
pushed courtesy yours truly).

While passively standing stock still
I (think Stonewall Jackson)
let scenario...

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Categories: reeled, absence, adventure, anger, angst, betrayal, conflict, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Love in the DMs a song
©  Artimus The Poet  Susan Manley 11/11/20.24  All Rights Protected

[Verse]
I log in every day to get my fix (my man!)
Your voice in my mind, the perfect elixir (Yep)
You’re encoded into my dreams,...

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Categories: reeled, anxiety, relationship, scary,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member All the Lies
I hope that you’re warm and cozy all wrapped up in your blanket of lies, the ones that you spoke to me in that time
That time that we are not to speak of because to...

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Categories: reeled, heartbroken,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Finn, Me and Mcgee
Me un Finn came  'round

In what did we found

The Pub, wid a very large lock

Aye keep the key where no one cann see

Said our find mate, Erik McJock

So, let us awl in, out spurted...

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Categories: reeled, ireland,
Form: Ballad
Slowest With a Gun
The whips will crack across the back
of the steers that won’t move on.
Every day comes closer now
for the day they will be gone.
All these ‘beeves’ on the trail,
will be yarded sold and railed,
and the cowboys...

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Categories: reeled,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Hunger Pangs
The sign actually said ‘Universal Disposal’ but the haggard squalid creature 

Had no time for such ephemeral discourse he could just about spell his name

Kanja meaning water born and his parents had hoped he would...

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Categories: reeled, poverty,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Renascence
Darkness still needs to be a portion of the sky,
It symbolizes grasping the cosmic matrix. 
Alas, it did not rise by a twist. It's the basics,
As morrow never rolls to spell crux truth, high.

A spark of...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: reeled, analogy, bereavement, destiny, inspirational, world,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
The Fiddler's Tune, Part Ii
When Monty didn’t return to the town
in sorrow the love-struck Monique was drowned,
and townsfolk clucked when they saw her tears,
would say,”It turned out just how I feared.

“You never can trust the musician sort,
they’re here one...

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Categories: reeled, death, history, jealousy, loss, lost love, love,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Didn'T See It Coming, Part Iv
...Of course he had arranged it all
in a place where they’d find nothing,
the sports world mourned this ‘tragic death,’
police couldn’t find anything.

That opened up a murder spree,
though no one could see it as such,
he roamed...

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Categories: reeled, confidence, corruption, dark, evil, psychological, science fiction,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member My Hero
It was slightly overcast, that day in April.  The crowd was cheering.  They always 
cheered for him.  He was over age, over the hill, and over indulged.  But, god how 
he...

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Categories: reeled, sportsme, old, me, old,
Form: Prose Poetry
Made Wrong
When Officer Buck Stedler saw the man
in the shadows of a soot-stained alley,
he was standing tall, and in his right hand,
was a knife, gore-encrusted and bloody.

Below him a woman was sprawled out,
motionless, into space dead...

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Categories: reeled, conflict, dark, death, evil, horror, murder, sick,
Form: Narrative
There Was a Girl
There was a girl at 12 years old
She trusted and believed whatever she was told 
Until one day she sought out her friend
It was not a friend she found but a stranger who didn't expect...

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© Ruine Wren  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: reeled, betrayal, depression, emotions, self,
Form: Free verse
The Red Balloon.
The inanimate object floated tentatively towards me,
Red in colour and form, it spoke to me in silence,
I knew then it had made me special,
Tugged it did in the clear warm air, the string that held...

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© Keith Drew  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: reeled, happiness, hope, imagination, me, magic, me,
Form: I do not know?
Robot Souls, Part Ii
...We knew of religion, academically,
considered it a plague of human thought,
illogical and not of that much use,
certainly not something a machine sought!

But dazed as I was from damage I took,
I could deny what I saw...

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Categories: reeled, creation, hope, humanity, science fiction, spiritual, technology,
Form: Epic
Top Dog On Olympus
Nero the god! I had a dream. 
There I was at the foot of Mount Olympus.
 Mother was with me as usual. 
As we reached a cross-roads, Agrippina said: 
"Come Nero, here we turn left"...

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Categories: reeled, dream, history, sky,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Bother
The interrogation threatens to shudder like an earthquake
A long index of accusations spread out among the atmosphere like a blazing forest fire
Satisfaction, the officer and venomous umbrage, the criminal
Self-appreciation, the quiescent defense attorney with no...

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Categories: reeled, conflict, confusion, corruption, identity, innocence,
Form: Narrative
A Mountain Man's Tale, Part Vii
VII.
Reid’s eyes widened with the realization,
she was with child? How long had she known?
His mind reeled and more men gathered outside,
by this time his cover had been long blown.

He glanced down upon red Wolf struggling,
then...

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Categories: reeled, adventure, family, history, loss, love, native american,
Form: Epic
Him Too, Or the Drowning Femenist, Part Ii
...He flipped through the paper he’d bee given,
And saw the name ‘Ms. Karen Mallory,’
his mind reeled again, incredulous,
that was the girl he had saved by the sea!

Soon enough he was dragged into a court
and Ms....

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Categories: reeled, abuse, anger, beach, dark, men, satire, women,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Go Fly a Kite
One day I was really busy with chores as my son was sitting all around.
Not helping, he was driving me crazy as he got in the way, in leaps and bounds. 
Every few seconds he...

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Categories: reeled, adventure, caregiving, fantasy, travel, son, me, me,
Form: Rhyme
Extreme Sacrifice
Tears fall from a round cherub face
Who feels her life is a big disgrace
Who feels she is just a charity case
Who takes up way too much space
Who knocked over the hand painted vase
From Italy
Because she...

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Categories: reeled, health, life, people, philosophy, sad, sympathy, life,
Form: Rhyme
Moors Murder
In the dark dark year of 63
Britain's most gruesome murder spree
A conscious betrayal of innocence
With acts of barbarous decadence
Left five young children, in a hole,  on the moor
And no one knows if there are...

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© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: reeled, children, death,
Form: Ballad
What Have We Left Behind the Great War
When I joined and wore my khaki uniform girls lined the streets, they kissed and hugged me,
I was six inches taller and so very proud, my dearest wish was to be in France at the...

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Categories: reeled, war, me,
Form: Prose Poetry

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