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Son Say Goodnight To Grandpa
“Son”...”say goodnight to grandpa”

Spurred by mother dearest 
as well as other politesse
drummed into her second born
fobbing blandishments as incentive
tumbled off fingers of prodigal son
tripped wordsmith to splutter forth
forthwith the following lines.

Back in the day 
quaint...

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Categories: situate, 12th grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, absence,
Form: Rhyme



Our Environment Today
I was taught by   my father to be obedient in the dense forest to save the individuals trees, stop destruction to plantation. I cannot be silent under the detriment from lumberjacks to global...

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Categories: situate, earth, farm, flower,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Start the Day
Lisa and I were watching one of our favorite series last night, a Japanese manga called “The Way of the Househusband” and I could barely keep my eyes open. I went to bed at a...

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Categories: situate, angst, friendship, humor, school, student, teacher, work,
Form: Free verse
Set Up For An Upset
have you ever felt like you've been set up?
have you ever felt like you've taken the fall?
you're angry, in denial, frustrated and fed up
while you're so-called friends are out having a ball

but when God sets...

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Categories: situate, faith, happiness, hope, inspirational, introspection, god, prayer,
Form: Carpe Diem
Deep Seated and Connected
Deep seated and connected
Deep seated and connected, my collection plate feels naked, been adjacent to ills and thrills of my spills, causing heartache. My thoughts go round and round like the earth rotates, I have...

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Categories: situate, car, depression, life,
Form: Lyric



Stratification One Point One
An animalistic painting in a cave can be considered as magnificent as a fortified wine kneeling in a chapel. Chapels cheer chariots. Charging. And the baked shrapnel recedes from many a bridge. Sing then you...

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Categories: situate, best friend,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Painting You
Painting You

Before painting, I first sketch you
In my mind’s eye…To compose
The lines, shapes, shadows and lights, 
That work altogether to form a semblant sight
Of you for any relative, friend or acquaintance…

Next, I embrace the required...

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Categories: situate, color, devotion, feelings, health, inspirational love, light,
Form: Imagism
I Myself Talking
I slept with joy and woke up to find myself said, and tough, because I fail to accept the truth about my destiny
I always fight to build confident in myself, I cry tears of oceans...

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Categories: situate, imagery, lonely, motivation,
Form: Imagism
How Can I Drive If I Can'T Keep My Eyes Off the Sky
Soul surrender, each reach opaque, gathered incomplete gain; all willingly given for millisecond sight of sky as was eons ago, day guide towards monolith riseth ten thousand kilometers.  Crowned temple as arches multiply and...

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Categories: situate, angst, death, faith, family, fear, funeral, hope,
Form: I do not know?
Of Perfect Beauty

And say unto Tyrus, O thou that art
situate at the entry of the sea, which
art a merchant of the people for many
isles, Thus saith the Lord GOD; O Tyrus,
thou hast said, I am of perfect...

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Categories: situate, allusion, america, religious, truth,
Form: Elegy
The History of Scituate Light
Below this dome
The earthy place 
Lies a stone lighthouse 
Sturdy standing in place
Across the waters it does face 
Brought to birth at 1810
 
She’s been there for years 
As fishermen left their piers  
Guiding...

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Categories: situate, history, nature, places, war, light, light, war,
Form: Ballade
Judge Me Not
"Order, Order, All rise"
The voice echoes like an aftermath;
Bringing a chill to the Atmosphere.

As the highest in authority infiltrates the inhabited chambers.
to the commoner, I am known simply as Magistrate or Judge;
To the elite, Adjudicator,...

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Categories: situate, people, politicallife, me,
Form: Free verse
The Description of Half-Lighted Night
Silently, silently, behind the bed stead of night,
Without any howling of moon,
Besides, walk along the clouds.
Walk silently, melt silently.
At the half- lighted pure hours of darkness.

If sun departs, night would not come,
Evening primroses open forever.
If...

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Categories: situate, loveme, night, me, night, sun,
Form: Rhyme
Beautiful Brown
Beautiful brown when I adage your eyes,
I thought it was the heavens having me stare at angel.
You position your soft lips upon mines,
I felt the heart propel severe for you. 
Beautiful brown when I had...

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Categories: situate, love, heart, heart, me,
Form: I do not know?
My Super Sonnet
April 28, 2010

My Super Sonnet

Multiple overwhelming thoughts trample upon me in a wild way.
Stunned as well as in awe I am compelled to rise upon my own.
So then I thought no possible way, I will...

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© Ann Rich  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: situate, imagination, inspirational, introspection, mystery, nature, nostalgia, passion,
Form: Sonnet
Dear Soul
Dear Soul, 
If you sought the owl,
You would know 
each Hour greets you, 
You would find perfect gifts 
in short days are the same with long kinds
Then you would wake, in a hail of their...

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Categories: situate, beauty, caregiving, courage, devotion, encouraging, growth,
Form: I do not know?
Ato: the Mystery of Three
Balance is the soul of existence 
Such consciousness sure liberates 
For in the attainment of balance
The being is complete and whole
As all aspects situate appropriately 

In every challenge the imbalance is obvious
For the keen eye...

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Categories: situate, culture, life,
Form: Free verse
Husband and Wife On Hassocks Eating Sausage
Husband and Wife on Hassocks Eating Sausage
 

He tries again to situate his 
grosbeak nose beneath his spectacles.
He twists the toothpick in his teeth
and hunches now a little more toward her,
saying “Listen, dear, I’ve said...

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Categories: situate, lost love
Form: Free verse
Husband and Wife On Hassocks Eating Sausage
He tries again to situate his grosbeak 
nose beneath his spectacles.
He twists the silver toothpick in his teeth
and hunches now a little more toward her,
saying “Listen, dear, I’ve said all this before,
and now I'll say...

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Categories: situate, break up, divorce,
Form: Blank verse
Ii: the Drizzles
Sir –
You saw the drizzles
Before the rains –

The early clouds moved you not!
Now, in a monody
You sweat in singing the solace?

Sir – dear father of new rivers,
The kids saw the stars, your strange stars
Twinkling from...

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© Canny Amah  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: situate, education
Form: I do not know?
Eleven Veins In My Heaven's Leaven
Heaven hovers over hope horizons
Which highlight the light and flight of the confidence
Concealed and sealed in my sentiment seasons
When happiness hastens my perseverance and persistence.

Heaven hobnobs with hope habits 
Which coupled and pooled with happiness
Humbles,...

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Categories: situate, poems,
Form: Free verse
A Dance of No Tune
Twisting up my body emboldened
Hyping my spirit to Planet 9
Thrusting gently my soul to an off beat
Jerking up my feet in no fete
Throwing hands in the air

Moving my carcass to an unheard hurly-burly
Heaping up dance...

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Categories: situate, angst, anniversary, history, people, dance, dance,
Form: Free verse
The Beautiful Somewhere
Now hark how brilliantly doth shine that place
So bright, of which the nymphs have spoken of.
A place where malevolence gives chase
To endless starry fields of sky above.

What I would sacrifice to situate
Myself in its divine...

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© Gael Attal  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: situate, death, fantasy, imagination, philosophyme,
Form: Sonnet
Would Be Great To Stand Up Straight
Here are my Horn Chiropractor
Haiku Poems in a 5-7-5 format.

surely would be great
while walking should stand up straight
to do educate

up straight way we stood
be able to and we could
way we always should

my chiropractor
a straight body...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: situate, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku

Book: Shattered Sighs