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An Affective Disorder, the Doctor Said
No, Freddie can’t say he mourned when his father died and his father’s third wife found Freddie's number and gave him a call to give him the news. His father had been responsible, worked hard,...

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Categories: sausage, anxiety, mental illness, , 8th grade, ,
Form: Prose



Premium Member On Fam'Ly Traditions - Final Third
On Fam'ly Traditions - 3rd third -


With 2 dinky bedrooms...and only 3 beds...the one time I'd been here I'd slept on a cot!  And tossin' a coin for the one with 2 beds...the-odd-man the...

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Categories: sausage, family, together,
Form: Narrative
Winter, 1948
WINTER, 1948 [40 Saxton Street]

for W.W

The winter nights that pass now
are so unlike the winter nights
that passed before, that I often
struggle back in those suspended moments
when sleep grapples for a hold,
to once again hear the...

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Categories: sausage, age, childhood, family, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
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: sausage, crazy, food, funny, hilarious, humor, humorous, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member When We Were Young
When We Were Young

He left for work each morning, 
Wearing steel-toed boots and a tin hat.
He took long strides that were three times 
The length of mine.
In one hand he carried a lunch pail and...

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Categories: sausage, childhood, family,
Form: Free verse



Administration of Pineapples
Kindly stick to digging pineapples in the future as magic dust particles can really only spring up in defense patterns. And is it really wise to deal cards in a high tide. Deliver not an...

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Categories: sausage, earth,
Form: I do not know?
Beans and Rice
Beans and Rice  

My Dad was not a rich man                        ...

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Categories: sausage, child, childhood, home, winter,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Loving Jose
Yes, Jose,
this is another love letter
from anthroprivileged me
to LeftBrain dominant you
for multicultural us.

I'm still here
sinking into my deep blue camp chair
with feet resting on a weathered
wooden platform
for my monastic tent

Now folded
and masterfully squeezed into its...

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Categories: sausage, depression, happiness, health, lonely, longing, love, passion,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Listening For Sustainability
My daughter,
with Fetal Alcohol crippling emotional intelligence damage
and Cerebral Palsy perpetual TerribleTwo
"is too many,
because Earth is all about ego-defiant me"
has taught herself
to attach her lips,
and sometimes her wet licking tongue
when she is feeling particularly needy
and/or...

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Categories: sausage, appreciation, community, earth, environment, health, integrity, together,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Fooled Forever Fooled
My man’s veiled message unclear
I’ve dallied for four long years
Sis, have I ever been
Fooled!
Turns on the charm on a whim
Parades what you saw in him
Just a tad so you are
Fooled
There’s not a ring
not a vow
no...

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Categories: sausage, song,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Opening Day With a Little Delay
Opening Day with a Little Delay

Take me out to the ball game
 Of balls and strikes - bloopers and perfect games; 
 Basket catches, ERA’S, country hardball;
 Foul balls, the pick off, intentional walk, the...

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Categories: sausage, baseball, celebration, sports,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member etiquette
I’m in the residential dining hall with my suitemates Lisa and Sunny. We’re talking about sausages.

Why? Because April 30th is ‘National Sausage day.”
Someone mentioned that when I complained about the beyond-meat hot dog atrocities they...

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Categories: sausage, health, humor, school,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Heisenberg
I’ve been cutting Peter’s hair for a year. When covid lockdown occurred, I learned to cut my brother’s hair - and yes, he still has two ears. When I first met Peter, he had a...

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Categories: sausage, boyfriend, conflict, fashion, school, student, teen,
Form: Free verse
A Day For a Lifetime
Driving my car across the country, numerous years ago, going to a new place,       
     Changing who I’d know
A loud bang broke the boredom and...

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© David Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sausage, adventure, anxiety, food, memory, romance, travel, true
Form: Ballad
Premium Member There Is a Subtle Difference
There IS a Subtle Difference!



A friend of mine, of mixed descent - Nadia Bugerelli - called me on the phone last night and told me right straight out
That Juan Kazenski planned to beat me up...

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Categories: sausage, humor,
Form: Rhyme
The Plaintiff
He enters the room with raw emotions as he reflects on the commotion that lead him to file the case, he had blood dripping from his eyes and he swore to get the man that...

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Categories: sausage, beauty, betrayal, business, change, death, destiny, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Confused I And Stressed In London
is everyone from Barking  Barking mad?
Does everyone In Lambeth do the Lambeth walk?
Is Leicester Square In Leicester?
Is The Elephant And Castle a place where they hide Elephants?
Is Oxford Street in Oxford?
And Paddington a bear?
Highgate...

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© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sausage, city, confusion,
Form: Free verse
Dripping
The Chinese store has everything 
so be observant when you walk in. 
The Chinese store has everything, 
Matchbox, paper bag and red watch
The Chinese store has everything
Wall clock old keys and old lock
The Chinese store...

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Categories: sausage, anxiety, business, community, culture, emotions, people, technology,
Form: Narrative
Show Time
I can hear you calling me to join you for a cup of tea.I can hear you calling me to sample your homemade coffee .I have not had breakfast in years and I have missed...

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Categories: sausage, beach, business, community, courage, education, england, moving
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Animal Chain Atocities
Animal Chain Atrocities

No longer a bucolic photo op
bedecking a cover of Life magazine

Free grazing
pastoral images
now but bewildered enslavement

Animal commodities
factory farms and feedlots
CAFO habitats raising
sixty billion a year for dinner tables

Chickens

Hi-Tech slaughter
football fields long
alethic poor
four walled...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sausage, animal,
Form: Free verse
The Cookie Monster
The Cookie Monster

I’m so determined this time.
Nothing can stand in my way.
I’ll lay off the chocolate and wine,
And lose all this weight I have gained.

I’ll stay to group every week,
And always follow the plan.
Each plate...

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Categories: sausage, chocolate, woman, women,
Form: I do not know?
The System
The system is breaking their backs; the system is stealing their frock. I woke up this morning in the midnight hours after taking a nap for only one hour, I had no appointment or assignment,.

I...

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Categories: sausage, blessing, business, conflict, corruption, endurance, environment, freedom,
Form: Prose
Decidedlly Not the Kind of Hot Dog You'D Ever Want To Eat
Herr Schneider and his Heidi 
Lived a staid and peaceful life
In a suburb prim and tidy,
Free of rancour, free of strife.

One blessing only Heaven denied
To this prosperous married pair
No infant’s laugh or baby’s cry
E’er pierced...

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Categories: sausage, animal,
Form: Didactic
Versatile Vapourisation
Mountains mourn a mildew. Such a deity of prowess. What a cumbersome lot those pickles. And oh look there, a pretty formation of moths in a tree. Thunderbeds are ghosts. And who would count the...

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Categories: sausage, dream,
Form: I do not know?
Seafood Valencia Paella
It's morning as I make a special trip to the
fish market. There, I will look for the freshest 
mussels, large shrimp, and Maine lobster. 
 
A large crowd has formed mostly chefs 
wanting to get...

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Categories: sausage, appreciation,
Form: Didactic

Book: Reflection on the Important Things