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The Dryad's Scream - 22 Mar 2016
I heard the dreadful Dryad's scream
As axe bit into woody flesh
The sap oozed out as scented cream
My veins stood out in rictal mesh

My wits all scrambled left me quick
My hands and face were full a-sweat
My...

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Categories: satyr, dream, gothic, horror, imagination, magic, mystery,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Krampus
Beware the wrath of the Northern Polar boogie man, 
The Anti-Clause, a legendary beast of nightmarish voracity,
From folklore mythology, a dark creature of demonic prowess,
Lurks in the hidden shadow realm, in a freezing forbidden zone,
Of...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: satyr, christmas, fantasy, holiday, imagery, international, myth, mythology,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member On the Cindered Shoulders of Confused Men
“Fire burning in a hill
The lines are rocky rough
Red angels wait to pick remains
The cindered shoulder
Of confused men” 
(Peter Murphy)
 





"On the Cindered Shoulders of Confused Men"



Close your eyes it was all just a bad...

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Categories: satyr, betrayal, dark, destiny, fate, mirror, trust, truth,
Form: Free verse
The Desert Edge (Part Three)
Looking at him I wondered why he wanted to leave, to go on
I knew the hardships of the desert and its forge
I knew the horrors of the jungle beyond the great wall of silent vines
I...

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Categories: satyr, fantasy, life, me, blue, day, me,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Touched
If my poetry moves you to witness to stranger
Just know that I'm touched that you're "sharing my ride,"
For the fact is that giving can be fraught with danger,
But those that it calls feel much warmer...

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Categories: satyr, christian, faith, love,
Form: Quatrain



The Desert Edge (Part Two)
On comes a traveler from lands that I have not wandered only visited
Bringing with him memories of the pains I have borne through my life
Like the desert whose dunes I dared only once to climb...

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Categories: satyr, fantasy, life, me, song, old, body, journey,
Form: Prose Poetry
Goethe and Schiller translations
These are modern English translations of the "Xenia" epigrams written in collaboration by the German poets Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller, plus an elegy Goethe wrote for Schiller...

These are selected XENIA epigrams with...

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Categories: satyr, beauty, desire, earth, friendship, god, heaven, kiss,
Form: Free verse
3 More Excerpts From the Lost Book of Tuberlantis
Retrieved Passage 3:
From The Book of Days, Sonnet 2


For Lo! I must relate this tome to you
who gather here to listen and believe
to tell the story I believe is true
before my sanity (BARK!) takes its...

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Categories: satyr, culture, gothic, humor, humorous,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Faintheart
Amid Arcady's sylvan groves(where once I gazed
Upon such luminous  and alabaster grace
By her  immortal beauty raptly drawn and dazed
As she turned and  gently upraised   her elfin face.
Like Aphrodite  from...

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Categories: satyr, lost love, love hurts, sad love, solitude,
Form: Pastoral
Forsaken Eurydice
[Satyr]
A quick game is all it will be
I can tell you can hear my shouts and screams from forest 
Your home it beckons thee
Why won't you come and play with me?
 
Why cant you cure...

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Categories: satyr, adventure, animals, confusion, depression, fantasy, girlfriend-boyfriend, history,
Form: Ballad
A Prophets End To Invasion
A Prophets End to Invasion
 
They were besotted 
And long they stood with their clans men
their adamant frenzy breaking the strain in their eyes
gawping at the infamous injustice done
the dangling figure hung 
with loop and...

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Categories: satyr, life, people, social, war
Form: Free verse
Satyr
The air is dense and smells of nitrogen is in it
If it wasn’t for great tension the smell would be sweet	
Towards the north great tower made of metal rather then concrete 
The vastness of emptiness...

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Categories: satyr, pain, old, fire, fire, old, mental illness,
Form: Rhyme
The Orchid
The Orchid
As the orchid blooms its long beautiful flower
The perfume of which fills the air hour by hour
The strength in its leave when open from bud
No decay just a little wrinkle as in age it...

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Categories: satyr, nature, father, son, flower, father, flower, son,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member From Uss Arizona To Gate a 51
All I've seen is a black star in the night sky,
We fell asleep after our cross-country awry.
In my dream, I saw weak, cynical starlight,
Subtle as a map packed toward the plight. 

City by the Bay...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: satyr, america, analogy, appreciation, community, happiness,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Imagining Arcadia
Where is this peaceful utopia of infinite wonder
 I've heard much about? I've followed the call of echoes,
and I've searched far and long into the wilderness
I've looked through the haze of morning mist
and peeked through...

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Categories: satyr, beauty, longing, mythology, peace, places,
Form: Epyllion
Premium Member Beyond the Closet Door of Intimacy
Beyond The Closet Door Of Intimacy.
.
Behind the locked closet door of intimacy
Two kindred glowing hearts and high spirited souls aflame
Naked as birth awakened by desire and fevered lust
Set restricted inhibitions free
.
Natural urges take flight
Erogenous zones...

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© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: satyr, appreciation, i love you, romance,
Form: Free verse
Onward Christian Soldier
a cavalcade wept ashore with frenzy like a beastly bus
oblivious of tribes who blissfully dealt without a fuss
triangulated within an ever narrowing pen
contaminated, decimated, eradicated “red” men
once a collection of indigenous separate “nations” 
plucked by...

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Categories: satyr, adventure, bible, christian, confusion, crush, engagement, fate,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member A Kiss in the Dark
I was the satyr you embraced
who was more than a kiss in the dark
and rose in your eyes like a rising sun
to dry the wet dew of your hauntings

I was the twilight breeze to your...

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Categories: satyr, allusion,
Form: Free verse
Fiction For An Ocean-Amputee
"To my belief.." Said the Satyr, perched in an osseous throne,
"The clouds are crumbling! The ocean is drowning! Creatures are inside of our soil!".
And since their heads lay spilled on the floor, it's time for...

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Categories: satyr, fantasy, religion, visionary
Form: I do not know?
Siberian Vision
He closed his eyes
On the left stood black knight
His visage powerful awesome
He had a sword and a huge axe

On the right a girl
As beautiful as a raindrop
And equally pure 
Aura of light and bizarre writing...

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Categories: satyr, fantasy, holocaust,
Form: Free verse
The Ripple Effect
Of mountainous harmonic highs everlasting sacred skies, meadows evergreens
Our Love swiftly soars beyond the seraphical shores, of everlasting dreams
A ripple in the parental pond a wizard waving wand, love bewitchingly beams
Like birds in their native...

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Categories: satyr, life, love, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
The Narcissist
Turning into an angelic beast,
Here is the ugly Narcissist....
For others! She cared least,
Here's the ugly Narcissist.

When the plot of life got revealed,
She had a role to lead.
Sanguine She, was now so turbid,
Like Sophocles! Hard to...

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Categories: satyr, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Draw Add Wet View



   Blossoms line my laden descent 
down to the perked watering hole 
that plays empty theater, 
awaiting my creative path, 
a royal welcome -
represented by accumed variety and presumed clarity, 
of intentional therapy...

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Categories: satyr, art,
Form: Rhyme
Tears
Accursed still, be the cursed rapist
Who in blind pedophilia
Prey upon our little girls.
Condemned still, be the condemned satyr
Who, in sadistic cannibalism
Pounce upon our little sisters!

Alas, the tears!
Bitter salty tears that gulley to waste
The soft cheeks...

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Categories: satyr, abuse, children,
Form: Free verse
Who Can
Who Can?

 Paints a Fulani maiden
 With creamy calabash hawking 'fura de nunu',
 A tall nomad, pole stretches on his long shoulders
 Hold in place with hanging fingers like broom,
 Being on a nowhere long...

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Categories: satyr, cowboy-western
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things