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Premium Member New Menu at Milton Creek's Aces Restaurant
*** Notice to the residents of Milton Creek ***

Tom serves as mayor. never complaining, so he gets what he requests 
No blood in his steak, apple pie with sweet cream. Aces cooks that meal
to perfection...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: steaks, people, places,
Form: Rhyme



Maselimbo
Masalembo
2016 © Fleetwood


Blue-green ocean tipped with whitecaps rolling toward the shore
Plane is humming with the pilot talking about life and your ride is there parked on the hill for easy starting next to the palm...

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Categories: steaks, work,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Onions
The old church lay in ruins, left to languish in time.
He was sitting on the grave talking to Sergeant R Johnston.
Well, I suppose you want an update on the war.
Let me see now, where do...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: steaks, death, humor, soldier,
Form: Free verse
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: steaks, baseball, celebration, sports,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Under the Bridge In Del Rio, Texas Usa
Under the bridge in Del Rio are stopped, stuck, stationed
Thousands of migrant Haitians, not Ukrainians
Frankly, if they were the latter, they wouldn’t be sanctioned
Detained, abased, mistreated and deported like Haitians
Like herds of cattle to detention...

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Categories: steaks, africa, america, anti bullying, black african american,
Form: Rhyme



Alien
A.L.I.E.NS
(Advanced people Living In an Enigmatic world under a Nation with a Stentorian voice.)


Hear me, as I roar.
Hear me, as I walk on two than foe.
Hear me, as I pour this O.E all over the...

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Categories: steaks, dream, nostalgia, visionary, wisdom,
Form: Imagism
Wonderful Worthing Promenade Part 2
Candy floss, seaside rock, smoothies, and flags sporting
Union Jacks
Replace the old traditions of striped deckchairs 
And Kiss-Me-Quick hats.
Chipwicks for our salt and vinegar fries
And their pole-and-line freshly caught local Cod;
The Vintners Parrot: For thick sizzling...

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Categories: steaks, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ruin
Laughter and ruin tells the story,                                     of our first family dinner.  
Married just six short months,       ...

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Categories: steaks, marriage, parents, romance, today, together, wife, words,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Leaving Vietnam
“Get your crap together, we’re leaving,” were the words but the
Cobwebs in my brain block out who said them. We started throwing things,
clearing out as dumpsters arrived with the Vietnamese. We throw in  ...

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Categories: steaks, memory, military,
Form: Free verse
A Queue For the Loo At Nine Minutes Past Two Ok Then
A queue for the loo? is it nine minutes past two?
A windmill dashing to the sea. Ice cold waters in a monticule drip. Laced with the prevalent winds and sands. But sands are not sanding...

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Categories: steaks, allah, angel, aubade, baptism, blessing,
Form: I do not know?
Griselda
There was a garden gnome named Griselda
who lived by my back garden gate
she was nasty and mean, at times quite obscene
to Gregor, her poor garden mate.

She screeched and she stomped as she threw things
like my...

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Categories: steaks, fantasy, fun, funny, humor, humorous, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Dickens
The Dickens
                     Authored by Chuck Keys

Hot thickly sliced juicy turkey
sandwiched a mid fresh bread
tastier than...

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© Chuck Keys  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: steaks, animals, devotion, friendship, happiness, love, passion, petsme,
Form: Free verse
Odyssey From Africa 14c
https://www.amazon.com/Odyssey-Africa-adventures-Phil-Salmon/dp/197392479X


Chapter 14c

Warriors of mighty stature
Armed with blades of shining metal
Fire-wrought bronze, a work of wonder,
Walked beside a bright-robed figure

Slight of build and short in stature 
Whitening hair around his temples 
Now the warriors introduced him
As...

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Categories: steaks, adventure, africa, children, humanity, myth, nature, voyage,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Milton Creek
It was the day after the new year and there wasn't a peep
The folks of Soup Creek were hungover and in a deep sleep
The mayors annual meeting was to be held that afternoon
And the venue...

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Categories: steaks, america, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
A Compilation of the Series Cheph111
A compilation of the series CHEPH111 
A compilation of the series CHEPH111 
 
Chapter and Verse 
MarYlin Mist she was tall and a nerd with glasses and short hair parted in the 
center like ewe...

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Categories: steaks, adventure, science fiction, space, day, hair, me,
Form: Free verse
The Second Coming
After a meal of;
'Lamb steaks and Baccaroni,
Embroided with sweet potatoes'.
Life tossed him around and
Dazed him with threatening pleasures.
Then did he take up a tag to himself,
Proclaiming; 'JESUS WILL COME TOMORROW'.

The deceived that perceived
The air the...

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Categories: steaks, allegory,
Form: Narrative
Carmena the American, Part I
Carmena was born in Bolivia
but left that place at seventeen,
after three years of waiting for the chance
to live out an American dream.

When her folks finally got their green cards
they moved up into old Santa Fe,
Carmena...

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Categories: steaks, america, culture, discrimination, freedom, immigration, political, truth,
Form: Narrative
Our Lovely Dog Snickers
Our Lovely Dog Snickers

I was directed today,
To a brand new web site.
It’s all about pets,
And some of their plights.

It got me to thinking,
Of a dog we once had.
She was part of the family;
I felt more...

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© Old Buck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: steaks, angel, death of a friend, dog, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Armageddon
Turned on the TV to see what they'd say
There's crowds in the streets all around the UK
Shelves being ransacked at Tesco all day
It's happening too in the U S of A

My TV depicting an end,...

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Categories: steaks, christmas, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Armageddon
Turned on the TV to see what they'd say
There's crowds in the streets all around the UK
Shelves being ransacked at Tesco all day
It's happening too in the U S of A

My TV depicting an end,...

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Categories: steaks, christmas, december, western,
Form: Rhyme
Like That Mister?
My Darn Musisk

She wanted her family to
have food throughout the month.
She said often we run out: but feel there is something I can do to help remedy the problem She Knew that substituting meat could...

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Categories: steaks, celebration, creation, education, engagement, farm, fashion, food,
Form: Ballad
Sing a Thong of Seafood
What could be better than sitting in a restaurant together you and me,
And starring into the crystal sky above the deep blue sea?

We ordered up some seafood dinners we didn’t want to order steaks,
And then...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: steaks, funny, , cute,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Home, Bleep Home
The time had come, we were agreed
To discontinue paying rents.
We'd make our plans and then proceed
To buy or build a residence.

i said an older house I'd choose.
A little house and lot would do.
The first of...

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Categories: steaks, family, house, humor, wife,
Form: Rhyme
Lovers Day
friday 14, 2020

SHE SCRAMBLED EGGS ENOUGH TO FEED TWENTY PEOPLE
AND MADE ENOUGH TOAST TO FEED FIFTY.
HAM AND OYSTERS, AND STEAKS FOR FIFTY
AND SHE MADE BOTH BISCUITS AND ROLLS.
CUCUMBERS AND ENGLISH MUFFINS
AND THE JUICES OF ORANGES...

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Categories: steaks, appreciation, celebration, dance, food, friendship, music, song,
Form: Epic
Premium Member The Almost King Story
He was a sort of a king, a man at the top of King Hill.  He had the most food, and the most guns. He had servants at first, but they were too hard...

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Categories: steaks, myth,
Form: Prose Poetry

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