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Sophistication of sinister online skulduggery
Sophistication of sinister online skulduggery...

lurks within the outer limits of cyberspace,
where dark shadows eclipse edge of night
indistinguishable from the twilight zone.

Within the Internet binary size weavers loom
shuttlecock whizzes (analogous to a bad mitten)
at speed of...

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Categories: snaring, analogy, angst, anxiety, betrayal, emotions, history, june,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Dandelion Woman
Oh look here— behold a dandelion woman
the original wild flower!
I go where I want to go
I grow where I want to grow —
don't matter if   y o u   say no

dandelion wine...

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Categories: snaring, beauty, conflict, courage, endurance, life, metaphor, woman,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Polar Bears
Symphonic sirens serenade me from afar;
distinctive, delectable scents tickle and tantalise:
my senses awash with anticipation
as, finally, I lay eyes on my prey.

Slowly and surreptitiously,
I draw ever closer to my quarry.
Prancing and playing, oblivious to the...

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Categories: snaring, animal, environment, mother, mother son, nature, snow,
Form: Free verse
Feeding Desire
As moonlight threatens
 the night's ebon cloak.
A blistering thought 
 has kept me woke.

This thought so vile
 so terribly grim,
yet so fulfilling
to my every whim.

I leave the warmth of my bed chamber
 and into the...

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Categories: snaring, dark, mystery,
Form: Rhyme
Garden
there is a body in your garden
exposed bones
exposed blood
exposed heart
laid bare

the walls of your garden 
watch the body with unease
The windows of your house
open onto your garden
and you watch, too, the body with unease

the trees...

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Categories: snaring, imagery,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member What Is Your Temperature
What is your temperature?
The doctor asked
During an ordinary visit.
I left the examining room
And walked through 
My palace
Skin and hair
Nails and tissue,
75 years of growth.
Ivy wild 
as a Venus flytrap
Snaring an insect.
Tendrils curl and cover
Cages of...

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Categories: snaring, blessing, courage, father daughter, forgiveness,
Form: Free verse
The Light of Love
Do not tell me anymore of mythical mermaids lurking
In the fine gradient of the sea, eyes heavy with a snaring desire,
A monalisa smile framed on their faces or of

Sexy mermen and smiling salacious simpletons
To stereotype...

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Categories: snaring,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Koala Bay, Jervis Bay, Australia
At dawn the bay bed glows peachy yellow.
The waters above blue-green and gleaming. 
Further out a grey shroud of ripples entraps the yachts
with lace nets en-snaring a flock of hulls.
Yet farther out still, the sea...

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Categories: snaring, sea, water, wind,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Vesuvius Eruption
Vesuvius Eruption

flumped
feeling
  fading
     forthcoming
 carrying 
    his 
giant
   cyclopedia
in hand
  snaring
of 
 day's sun

believing 
  his soul 
hoisting
&
asked
don't cry
as
   I feel...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: snaring, analogy, history,
Form: Other
Premium Member Marooned On a Tropical Island
Awake beneath a blazing, pulsing sun
as ocean waves continue slapping shore
against my naked, bloody, tired feet.
Need to widen search for cleaner water 
quenching thirst tomorrow thru tomorrow.
Alone I craft robust and treeless hut
yet lacking binding...

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Categories: snaring, paradise, vacation,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Ultimate Salvation
“What is this strange place we find ourselves in
Trapped in the open, we are free within”


In the snaring landscape of entangled existence,  
I traverse my captive life on the path of illusion,
chasing the mirage...

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Categories: snaring, analogy, god, life, metaphor, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ivie Twombley 1884-1913
Ivie Twombley
1884-1913

Lottie Gordon and me were always together.
Joined at the hip, most folks would say;
You never met two ladies quite like us.
If you had known Lottie and Ivie,
The two of us at age 21,
If you...

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Categories: snaring, death of a friend, friendship,
Form: Epitaph
Open Rebuke
Vials of stolen waters are sweet
To the drunkard who drinks 
As if he has not drank
Who inside is like bottled up wine
Pouring new wines into an old wine skin
Though he must vent, ready to burst
He...

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Categories: snaring, death, devotion, faith, food, life, passion, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Confessions of a Trapeze Artist
I don’t want my feet to touch the ground as I soar effortlessly above the anxious crowds. I am the world’s greatest trapeze artist performing unimaginable acrobatic feats of daring and intrigue. Gasps of death...

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© Steve Zak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: snaring, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Baseball Mitt
My father's Roger Maris mitt
Was kept in perfect health.
It showed no wrinkles no blemishes
Nor flakes of skin.

Its limber fingers were sheathed in leather, 
Its pocket was well stretched
As it yawned with each breath.
Bathed in linseed...

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Categories: snaring, autumn, baseball, father, loss,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Stealer of Children
The children come to visit
   once or twice a week
   and they are fine, I'm sure,
   but not the ones I seek.
Though tall and fair and handsome,
  ...

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Categories: snaring, children, family, fun, memory, time,
Form: Rhyme
Night-Blind
Rays permeate the void of night
New stars throb before spilling light
Black holes tug with pernicious might
Who am I to judge what is right?

Inky clouds sway in prideful climbs
Unaware that bolts strike sometimes
With rage beyond most...

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© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: snaring, allegory, mystery, nature
Form: Rhyme
Hero of the Abyss
The thriving carnage reigns over the land
with A chaos tortured brand
on top of the Abyss in which it stands 
Along the side it  taints the mist
Where the var gan lays quist
A tower of the...

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Categories: snaring, faith, hope, mystery, sad, bird, bird,
Form: Ballad
Night Watch
Miles past the nightstand
over the plastic water bottle.
the Ambien pill dispenser
and the soul-bruised eye shades,
an arrhythmic clock 
ticks like a bombed-out tank.

Of course there is the lampshade
(that lighthouse for the luminescent krill
of submerged consciousness)
that seems...

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Categories: snaring, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Enticement
Come play with me, are you following?
Brace yourself now, it's about to begin.
A drawing power that can't be explained,
a hope, an allure then change to deranged.
Snaring the weak, encourage the brave,
becoming the master but never...

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Categories: snaring, love, romance, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Seasons of Doubt
Stony gray clouds of Winter’s night
Spurning Spring’s arrival
Snaring hearts in the darkness of hibernal chasms
Stubbornly rejecting wretched souls a rival’s kiss

Seasons of Doubt lasting beyond hope
Swiftly shackling yearnings of youth
Softly whispering slanderous words—
Surely all is...

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© Jim Hirtle  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: snaring, emotions,
Form: Alliteration
Tragedy
Tragedy! That’s the word -
Enough to put silence on every lips.
It’s become famous to today’s clumsy world.
Shuttering hopes, wincing shallow glimpse
To see beyond the walls of tomorrow.
Tragedy! It weighs tons -
Enough load for the heart...

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Categories: snaring, emotions, feelings, grief, violence,
Form: Free verse
Malignity
I do bitterly fault your restless digits, slatternly time;
Your agile dial's design I defy with mutinous rhyme. 
What's the veiled intent of your lightning procession,
Against this snail-mover's beleaguered progression? 

In swearing truth say why your...

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Categories: snaring, age, art, betrayal, death, youth,
Form: Carpe Diem
Ghosts of Romance
How the kindred spirits of coffee liqueur flowed,
On a night of warm and dangerous desire,
Snaring motes of stars in emerald eyes,
As the world around caught fire
Below the ruby arc of a sinking Spanish sun,
As it...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: snaring, love, passion,
Form: Romanticism
The Garden Passed
For asleep beneath this pack 
Of heavy of snow 
Lays a garden I once did sow
Once alive and full of wonder 
Fallen below is now asunder 
Green leaf shots of tomato plants 
A path aside...

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Categories: snaring, nature,
Form: Lyric

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