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Premium Member Catonita Strikes - Part Two: a Freezer Mice Adventure
Continued from
‘CATONITA STRIKES - PART ONE’
A Freezer Mice adventure


When no-one was around they did the finger-clicking thing
And grew to human size in time for what the day might bring
Their guns were charged and ready and...

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Categories: slinked, adventure,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Too Much Darkness, Too Much Light
(His Version of Darkness and Lightness)

Oh, before you I never dreamed of venturing into the light, but you intrigued me with your celestial colors always shining out of your soul so bright 
I always knew...

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Categories: slinked, heartbreak,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Zippitys Playground
The playground I chose to write about,
Is open twenty four seven, night or day,
It is beyond any expectable doubt, dangerous
Paradise to young animals, some human
Children perhaps even envious!
Zippity was a young, playful giraffe,
His mother always...

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Categories: slinked, animal,
Form: Free verse
A Mountain Man's Tale, Part Vi
VI.
When his pa had died, Reid had just felt fear,
he’d been a child, the pain overwhelming,
but to see Eagle Vision lying dead…
he felt a blind rage that left him seething.

“Who did this?”he asked, in a...

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Categories: slinked, adventure, family, history, loss, love, native american,
Form: Epic
The Snake's Complaint
You may wonder why I went after Eve.
Let’s face it: That was a big mistake.
At nun-time, attuned to the earth,
paradise on earth was mine…still I wanted more. 
So, I pulled myself up, joined with Re,...

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Categories: slinked, me, me,
Form: Free verse



The Cougar and the Deer
When I was just a little boy
we picnicked under alpine skies,
one time a mule deer strolled out
and fed in the meadow nearby.
Tall, curving antlers rising up
from a regal, tan-grey head
“The finest buck I’ve ever seen,”
were...

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Categories: slinked, age, fear, growing up, growth, nature, philosophy,
Form: Narrative
A Good Father, Part I
Harper Lukowski paced down the sidewalk,
the day was done, he was on his way home.
His fried Jaquan, twenty years his junior,
chattered with him as the two did go.

They both worked at a nearby factory
manufacturing high...

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Categories: slinked, growth, motivation, parents, prayer, pride, truth, work,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Showdown
'Twas an ominous moment when rode into town
To its marshal defy and outdraw and gun down
A notorious, murderous varmint named Slade 
Who had widows and orphans throughout the west made.

The next morning, as destined, they...

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Categories: slinked, adventure, history, humor, parody, remember, silly, western,
Form: Quatrain
Six Days To Kennevor, Part Ii
...On the fourth day I awoke to
a great grizzly snuffing about,
he had smelled the blood of my wounds,
what he wanted I had no doubt.
He gave a bellow and I shot,
my Winchester I did fire,
had to...

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Categories: slinked, adventure, conflict, journey, mountains, nature, stress, travel,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Shotgun Law, Part I
Lefty Jacobs pushed through the doors,
he wanted a drink, nothing more,
after long days out on the trail,
a ride so hard his horse had failed.

He’d had to get out of Roystown,
to many lawmen going ’round,
he had...

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Categories: slinked, adventure, confidence, history, strength,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
A Cloudy Fight
A solitary person
Left to fight for
The people of 
Their land
All others were
Behind them,
Scared of the
Monster that is
Coming
All trembled as
The monster showed
Its ugly face
All reared back
At its horrid breath
Which reached into
Each person's body
And stole each one's
Little...

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Categories: slinked, adventure, death,
Form: Free verse
A Coward's Death, Part I
Cyril Flint walked Buckton’s center street,
the new sheriff of this Nebraska town,
he walked his beat, pacing up and down,
content to take in the cool morning’s peace.

A shot rang out, Cyril turned his head,
nobody ran throughout...

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Categories: slinked, courage, dark, death, introspection, meaningful, sad, vanity,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member Tease For Two
"Tease for Two"



“Ein bisschen Zucker 
mit Ihrer Sahne, Sir?“

German accent 
smoky toned 
she purred

Periwinkles suavely winked, 
then played with his -

cufflinks

“Not now Schvee Tart” 
he said holding his attache tight 
looking across the room
grinning Lupine...

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Categories: slinked, adventure, humor, romance, word play,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member The Dark Side of Love
She was the nadir of affection
like a scorned lover, hell-bent on revenge.
She was still like a fresh flower, a sight for sore eyes.
David was told she was once jilted
by the beau of the town,
now hell-bent...

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Categories: slinked, addiction, dark, longing, love hurts,
Form: Free verse
Saddled With Onus of Penury No More Second Plea
bloated girth deceased,
not surprisingly packed orotund
size appetite conveniently weighted
gravity helped fell
giant gourmand chowhound
demise linkedin automatically tightened
neckerchief doubled as noose clothbound

neck, the luckless bard dead -
poets society he didst cofound
oh captain my captain compound
suffering no more,...

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Categories: slinked, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 1st
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
The Cure
i'm scared of you
           the most______ you intimidate me to
         silence, to trembling shame.
my hands are lustful,...

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Categories: slinked, allegory, life, love, passion, people, teen, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ghost
[A very recent and true story]


She arrived like a ghost in the night
Her light blue eyes showing no fear or fright
She didn’t scratch and she didn’t bite
So I knew we would get on all right

She...

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Categories: slinked, cat,
Form: Rhyme
Unbearable Heartbreak
The pain in my heart threatens to be my end,
I sought to show the 'me' that God did intend.
Yet, silenced I stand, to the skies, I relent,
"Your will, not mine," my whispered consent.

Hunger ignored, sleep's...

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Categories: slinked, break up, desire, fate, god, loss, religious,
Form: Free verse
There Was a Time
~There Was a Time~

There was a time when I would look
out over the azure glory of a Michigan lake,
or tear up from the umber-brown beauty
of Grand Canyon in the Arizona sun.

There was a time when...

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Categories: slinked, nostalgiatime, time,
Form: Free verse
The Glowing Egg
I looked out my back yard window today.
whilst taking my small white pill,
  a little green man came walking my way

His dreadful face was missing some features—
the nose, a neck, an ear,  no...

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Categories: slinked, dream, fantasy, humor,
Form: Rhyme
The Girl Who Said Hello
If I wasn't sure
Of all the nostalgia I'd endure,
I would wish to explore
Some of those moments again.

How your mummy, she knew mine,
They'd been friends for a little time,
Like the time that you explained,
Your first name,...

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Categories: slinked, childhood, hello, lost love, love hurts, nostalgia,
Form: Lyric
Miss Priscilla
Disheveled hair, wiry and gray
 an old lady hovered past my house each day.
I ignored her when she passed by
 wondering what possessed her as I sighed
then in my own focused diligence
 I slinked fast...

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© Dm Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slinked, animal, cat,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Funny Now, But Not Then
I dashed off to the ladies' room
just after Sunday School was through.
The service that would soon begin,
I'd relish from my favorite pew.

As I sailed down the lengthy hall,
I felt the cool, conditioned air--
more in the...

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Categories: slinked, clothes,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Tom and Jerry Nursery Rhyme
Hickory, dickory, dock.
Jerry the mouse ran up the clock
Tom smelled him from afar
Jumped up on top like a star.

Jerry as always was quite wise.
And with a rod struck Tom’s eyes.
The cat fell nastily on the...

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Categories: slinked, cat, nursery rhyme,
Form: Rhyme
Lion Without a Mane
Leo, the Lion was so sad
He wanted a mane just like his dad.
But he never grew one about his face,
So he slinked around in dismal disgrace.

He went to the grove and searched the brooks
And saw...

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© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slinked, animal,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things