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Premium Member What are the three physical signs that Bob Barber is predicting to immediately proceed the rapture
These are the three physical signs that Bob Barber believes could proceed the
rapture

1  The ink becomes dry 'on the covenant that is signed by many'.
     And after the rapture when...

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Categories: slatted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose



The Moon As a Metaphor For Your Mouth
The Moon as a Metaphor for Your Mouth
by Michael R. Burch

When I was closest to love, it did not seem
real at all, but a thing of such tenuous sweetness
it might dissolve in my mouth
like a...

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Categories: slatted, candy, love, metaphor, moon, romantic love, sweet,
Form: Sonnet
Sonnets Lii-Lx
Sonnets LII-LX

The Endeavors of Lips
by Michael R. Burch

How sweet the endeavors of lips: to speak
of the heights of those pleasures which left us weak
in love’s strangely lit beds, where the cold springs creak:
for there is...

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Categories: slatted, dream, flower, hair, longing, love, pain, sensual,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Black Hole Love
Your Rain was tears on my window pane -
the first poem of yours I had seen -
pain-drops spattered a snow-blank expanse,
grief-blue with regret and what should have been.
I thought mediocre. Bad omen for you.
You who...

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Categories: slatted, husband, relationship,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My own personal updates part three Q and A
Q:  What's the free Medicare Help 800 number?

A:   (352) 841-0632 and they are downsizing the Social Security Office.

Q:  Trump promises not to cut Social Security and Medicare? But does he
 ...

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Categories: slatted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose



Premium Member Wonderful Worthing Promenade Part 1
Five miles of neatly spaced suckered palm planted 
Bustling promenade,
Not withstanding a provincial cafe-culture 
Of restaurants and exciting little bars,
Enhance upon regal elegance of the crammed hotels
Regency period style facades;
Their fashionable shadows slowly lifting and...

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Categories: slatted, sea, , Lullaby,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Thank You My Lord For My Bedtime Prayers Number Three
Dearest Lord Jesus, Lord in Your mercy hearken unto me, Thy good and Thy
faithful servant. "Rescue the perishing, pray for the dying, Jesus, (You) will 
rescue us (and also redeem us) Jesus will save. For...

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Categories: slatted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Don't let the Satanists stop you from having after school's Bible study for elementary schools
**No matter what state that born again Christians establish after school
Bible study for elementary school students, the Satanists want to establish
after school groups worshiping Satan.  Even though they may or may not
personally worship him--they...

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Categories: slatted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
Premium Member Harbingers of Doom Single Large Tsunami Wave Completely Covers Three West Coast Usa's States
One of the four angelic messenger harbingers of doom, drew a large red line
from California, to Oregon and to Washington State. Clearly indicating the
exact boundaries where disaster was soon to strike!  This single large...

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Categories: slatted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member There are signs in Israel in three languages pointing to the temple in Jerusalem etc
Recently this watch woman, noticed on a couple of Christian pod casts and CBN,
Jews are putting up road signs in three different languages, Hebrew, Arabic and
English.  Tom, of the Watchman River channel compared it...

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Categories: slatted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
Premium Member What will happen if Kamala Harris becomes our next USA's President Q and A Part three
Q:   Why does Iran favor a victory for Harris/Waltz?

A:   Because they know: that under her administration America, will end up most likely,
       furthering it's betrayal...

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Categories: slatted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member After Death Than What Part Four
The beast is riding is the Ant-Christ and during the Battle of Armageddon, He will destroy the Harlot and kick her off of his back! But it is God who moves him to accomplish the...

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Categories: slatted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Summer In Karroodorp 1954
On the anvil that’s the dorp
The noon-day sun beats down.
So between twelve and two
Life in the place is suspended.
Doors to the stores are ‘toe’
And in their dusty windows cheap 
Mannequins sleep with open eyes.

The air...

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Categories: slatted, seasons, solitude, urban, , western,
Form: Blank verse
Broken
POEM
Title:  Broken

I was wrong,
So wrong that it hurts,
So wrong that it burns,
And the reason is difficult to discern,
We mathematically solved to get love in return
But lost is what we earned.

I'm Broken inside,
Is it something...

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Categories: slatted, 12th grade, break up, depression, heartbroken, sad,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Ring Damn It
Ring damn it!!! 

-

Dust collects on the closed slatted blinds
as carpet stains scream each time I walk through
leaving trails of bread crumbs and ashes,
though without you I always find my way back
to those corners in...

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Categories: slatted, lonely,
Form: Free verse
I Must Sleep
I must sleep
I must sleep
I must sleep
Midnight comes and the night is still
Seconds tick by like water through a mill
I breathe in deeply and focus on the chasm
Wishing for slumber with increasing enthusiasm
Darkness close and...

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© Jenni Munn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slatted, life, me, me, morning, sleep,
Form: Free verse
Thank You
Thank you

“And if the sun refused to shine”

Music finds my sleep and calls
from a bedside table,
slits of light through the slatted blinds
create mini horizons on the wall
Time has caught me once again
as Led Zeppelin reminds...

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Categories: slatted, loneliness, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Esther Shugg 1833-1908
Esther Shugg

1833 – 1908

A woman’s heart forever resides
In the glowing hearth of her humble home.
Come Earth dwellers. Come Earth survivors.
I invite you to my warm and cozy house.
There, on the southwest corner
Of Mar Vista and...

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Categories: slatted, death,
Form: Epitaph
Vulpine Visions
If I search through old memories, shaking dust from visions long filed away, I can see scenes from my childhood. Whenever I am feeling old, I pull a few out, polish them up, and put...

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© C.W. Bryan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slatted, animal, childhood,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member The Dak Dak
The Dak Dak
The room is small
 With spaceships on the wall paper
A narrow brown wooden table sits quietly under the window.
Dark navy blue curtains fall
With cars and red, faded rockets
A small metal chair sits on...

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Categories: slatted, fantasy, fear,
Form: Free verse
On Returning Leftover Peppermint to My Neighbor
Digestion liquesces peppermint. I chew
the leaves for both of us, an aftertaste

when stillness is an afterthought.
Dust gleams like the raised plastic on a debit card.

Winds seem to bank and then burst through a window
in a...

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Categories: slatted, bereavement, community, confusion, death of a friend,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Morning Mass
The meeting point. Where candle smoke, mixed with incense, meanders through the air.  A latent image developing, like a polaroid of prayer, into microscopic particles of silver, weaving into an undulating bridge reaching to...

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Categories: slatted, christian, faith, god, jesus, joy, peace,
Form: Haibun
Latino Spin
Buttocks push; breasts boast
through non-existent crowds.
A choreographed squall
above the whir and clunk
of loaded appliances.

Hispanic girls acting out
in a Laundromat.
Hips gesture, hands stab
and tussle with unwashed issues.

I’m distracted by the overheated hum,
can’t read the print
of my...

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Categories: slatted, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Slatted Salted Roof
Fibreglass fibre optics frame fielding farmers. Fielding farmers are not playing rounders today. They are pushing little feet into wellington boots then chasing a lone sheep whilst riding on a two ton heifer who wears...

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Categories: slatted, baby,
Form: I do not know?
Remember
On the seventeenth floor
I spend too many days 
Staring into my hands as though
They might reveal something…

As though looking
Will cause all the things
That were once there 
To reveal themselves once more

My feet sketch the cracks...

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Categories: slatted, lost love, nostalgia, sad, me, me,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things