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Premium Member The Pages


"The Pages"

Missing all those years
like a page you could turn, 
a book you could throw casually aside, 
to be eternally forgotten in electric shady libraries;
at some point you turned around, 
and remembered, what you long...

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Categories: rotisserie, i am, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Dandylion
"Dandylion" 

The guy was a 
Dandylion 
there was 
no denying it

full of promises
and making wishes
residing over 
this new world

poetically 
speaking, he
shone like 
the Sun

he sat on his throne
for all to see
the mane man
roaring non-garrulous

declaring 
to...

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Categories: rotisserie, dream, humor, muse, word play,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member I am a Force of Nature
I visit the bug zapper on Tuesday
much to the radiology teams delight

I named it thus before meeting it formally
my comedic self puts up this type of dust

If you make fun of it enough
it can't cause...

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Categories: rotisserie, business,
Form: Free verse
~ (~) ~ the Things of These ~ (~) ~(Part #4 of 6) ~ (~) ~
As you see, hear a few moments later a funny looking Huckleberry Hound dopey little dog
cartoon the families all time favorite as the children snicker, and everyone there comes
in the room just in time and...

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© James Long  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rotisserie, inspirationalme, dog, dog, me, morning, time,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Magic Adventure of Peter the Pan--Part Ii
Inside the Dishwasher everyone rushed!
Clinks, clanks, rattles, 'Ouches' and ' Ohs'!
"Would you pa--lease, settle down!" said Deb--They hushed.
"Now we can hear...let's just see how this goes."

Curious, Peter, looked out through a chinc,
And watched Vie and...

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Categories: rotisserie, allegory, faith, family, fantasy, children, funny, lost,
Form: Personification



The Same Pain
I was reading a story about a captain on a ship, before i
 knew it i was bitting my lip in pain, The same pain i felt
 when i found i would never see you...

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Categories: rotisserie, death, inspirational, loss, lost love, love, mother,
Form: Free verse
You Can Feel Them On The Wind


        Umbilical umbrellica of umbral phantanes
"Anjelsmoth Banjitreel Naievae"
These are the spasmodic words you cause in me, 
dare to ascertain in my exotic condition 
of your cusping contain

My darkroom...

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Categories: rotisserie, art,
Form: Rhyme
Spellbinder Part2
Her mocking salutation in salute.
Sudsing down your brains drawingboard in a victoriously ill repute.
Nature's pendulum holds you in it's dungeoness pattern of holding, then you go down it's chute. 
Hell's guillotine greased, oiled,
sparkling it's grinning...

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Categories: rotisserie, angel, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
Sperm Motility
nature's way of saying
I love what you do with your tongue
mom used to lick her hanky 
to clean my face I want to kill her
aided by my only allies
the hobo armies of doom
resulted in a...

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Categories: rotisserie, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Chop Up a Chicken
Anti-social at its finest
I'm Johnny Unitas
Nobody’s highness
I hate drugs
I hate when people rely on highness
Yes weed heads turn into junkies
My crush when I was 16 is now a flunky
Lord please lay your grace on Paul...

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Categories: rotisserie, bereavement, brother, integrity, nostalgia, peace, sad, stress,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fortress
“Fortress”



‘Love 
is stronger
than death

Belief
dwells in
the refuge 

and the fortress …’ 
she said. 





Back then,
true romance was lost
in the subterranean
frequency

poets, musicians, artists
were crucified publicly 
for free thoughts on how 
it all really was … meant to...

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Categories: rotisserie, humanity, i am,
Form: Romanticism
Poor Chicken
What came first, the chicken or the egg?
 The answer is still relatively unknown.
 Which tastes better, the egg or the chicken?
 It depends on the person, so really, who knows?
 Little baby chickens taken...

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Categories: rotisserie, animals, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Smack Talking Turkey

What kind of gobbledegulp, 
holiday mess,
are you stuffing down your jaw giblets — 
one day early ...
you human turkey

Cubicle farm-raised patsy policies
is what your top executive, tinfoil hat fool handlers
are serving you 
lower oven rack...

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Categories: rotisserie, character, humor, satire, word play,
Form: Light Verse
Suddenly Frisson Aye Describe
Suddenly frisson aye describe...,
I suddenly feel scared

As told once upon time helloo
from me matt chew
most previous poem ugh goo,
viz freak accident found ninety
degree angled desk corner (ewe
might not bull heave)

rammed, impaled, fricasseed 
smack dab skew
whirred...

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Categories: rotisserie, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, care,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Thanksgiving Day
Once a year we gather but this year will be quite different,
for fifty year’s my family has dinner at my grandparent’s home-
But last March my grandpa died and it just won’t be the same,
my poor...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rotisserie, thanksgiving day,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Eaten By the World
Eaten By The World

I tried to eat the world
but it caused me stomach pains
The bones of the lost 
are all that remains
It was flavored with deceit
with a coating of sweet honey
The rotisserie went round and...

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Categories: rotisserie, angst, anxiety, creation, scary, truth,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Eaten By the Earth
I tried to eat the world
But it caused me stomach pains
The bones of the lost are all that remains
It was flavored with deceit
With a coating of honey
The rotisserie went round and round
It was powered by...

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Categories: rotisserie, environment, eulogy,
Form: Quatrain
He, She-We
He lied about his industry
and cut me to the heart

She tried to be a mystery
please, I'm way too smart

He had a way with levity
I always had a smile

She made a mean rotisserie
And that I won't...

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© Erina Rain  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rotisserie, anger, love, love hurts,
Form: Rhyme
Instagram Esteem
Virtual peace is a tempest
Filter flipped image betrays
Surreal people can tempt us
Validity is a mirrored maze

Fake befriends us flimsily
Roller coaster emotion cued
Midday in minutes celebrity 
A million likes acrewed

Instagram's grimy agenda - 
Tempting tid bits...

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Categories: rotisserie, character, confusion, corruption, internet, mentor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member An Exercise To Release Writer's Block
Suddenly September reveals itself
steel grey clouds and dreary rain; 
it’s twelve o'clock, but the sun is hidden.
I lean against the damp deck railing
a Brown truck’s backup horn pierces 
the distant din of traffic, but at...

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Categories: rotisserie, autumn, leaving,
Form: Free verse
Heavy
my spirit is damaged
i breathe sorrow and sadness

my heart shattered in pieces 
by the hammer of madness
 
short breaths trying to catch wind 
its impossible catching something so thin

expansion! explosion a chest cavity with a...

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Categories: rotisserie, birth,
Form: ABC
Premium Member No Free Lunches
No Free Lunches
Miracle Man
November 4, 2023

When eggs are free they’re quickly snatched,
But like most things free there’s an effort to deceive. 
Many see Rotisserie chickens before they’re hatched,
and slick advertising makes many others believe.

Many will...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rotisserie, feelings, god, how i feel, jesus,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Round After Round
What a spin to fry me more again
Rotisserie a marble willing
Take another on the chin
Don’t cry just keep up trying

All pathetic woven honor
Most mistake for power pain
Always exit closer pensive
Doors can bring another trial

Co co...

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Categories: rotisserie, bullying,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Pottawattamie Beaver
In the sylvan sewers of Fritchy's tombie
    the Pottawattamie beavers play
  deep beneath the verdant pastures
    where dead skunks and possum lay

  Circling skyward glowing wierdly
 ...

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Categories: rotisserie, bird, confusion, fantasy, fishing, water,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Kitchen Is Open
Kitchen Is Open

A Hawaiian
sun blisters
fine grains of beached sand, unaware
to some assured wandering of tender
soles stumbled
swiftly altering
run judiciously

Prepared bodies
rotisserie spirals
evenly baked oily skins glistened among
beads of slippery sweats gliding loosely
suitably turning
perhaps sleepy
retreat reading

Dripping sunlight
rising sunbathers
the...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rotisserie, beach, metaphor, sunshine,
Form: Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs