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Premium Member Burning Flesh - the Devil's Own
Things begin turning around and very 
slowly they take a nasty foreboding twist
as Hell's Dragon has not breathed yet 
a deep burning fire melting red his eyes
dripping blood upon fury and destruction
pumping inside the uncontrollable...

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Categories: steamboats, betrayal, dark, evil, fantasy, horror, imagery, imagination,
Form: Free verse



Shelton Washington State
County seat, of Mason County, Washington, highly rates
United States Westernmost city on Puget Sound e quates 
above ground sans tectonic plates
Population 9,834 per 2010 census 
end result from biological mates
maintains commission form of government 
drafted...

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Categories: steamboats, america, beautiful, blue, christmas, creation, environment, heaven,
Form: Free verse
Shelton Washington State
(do enjoy frolicking gently imaginatively)

County seat, of Mason County, 
   Washington, United States
westernmost city on Puget Sound 
   above ground sans tectonic plates

population 9,834 per 2010 census 
   end...

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Categories: steamboats, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th grade, america,
Form: Epic
Premium Member One Valley Oak
The day I died,  a village cried
and tears washed to the river's side

I meant the world, to my survivors
A Valley Oak......yes, that was me...
A stately tree with history
They drew from me a sense of...

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Categories: steamboats, history, nature, tree,
Form: Personification
Shelton - Washington State
this paean to the place name sans title of poem actually mooch oh years decades? ago, when my youngest sister began her decades long residence along the Pacific Northwest.
- - - - - - -...

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Categories: steamboats, adventure, age, brother, city, destiny, environment, home,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Burning Flesh Part 1
Things begin turning around and very 
slowly they take a nasty foreboding twist
as Hell's Dragon has not breathed yet 
a deep burning fire melting red his eyes
dripping blood upon fury and destruction
pumping inside the uncontrollable...

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Categories: steamboats, angel, dark, emotions, heaven, metaphor, sin,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Way Out Over Copland's Appalachian Springs
We dragged the slopes to our feet.
On the summit, we burnt our clothes
for wood and there shuffled our feet
in the hush of the falling snow.
 
We had come out of the scuffed grass.
 
With one...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: steamboats, inspirational, fire, fire,
Form: Lay
Memories At the Rivers Edge
The Saint John River rolls along 
Under skies of baby blue, 
Touching lives of country folk 
Just the way it used to do 
Before the war to better times, 
When steamboats churned and church bells...

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© Kim Mcadam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: steamboats, history, home, memory, river,
Form: Rhyme
Remnants of the Past
Along the eroding banks of the Minnesota River
Lies a tranquil scene that will make you shiver
Where nature and man join together as one
Entwined around debris that time has spun.

Acre upon acre farther than the eye...

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Categories: steamboats, inspirationalnature, time, nature, river, time, together,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ode To H2o
H2o, showers does cause colorful flowers on earth to greatly bloom
It is on the atomic table: this of 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen
It being the transportation medium for all nutrients needed
Vital for all living...

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Categories: steamboats, life, water,
Form: Ode
New Orleans
New Orleans

The buildings rise from the horizon in the morning sun,
			and the city begins to wake
			as the scent of creole-style gumbo 		
				rises from the streets.

In the distance, the Mississippi teems, 
			alive with a thousand variety...

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Categories: steamboats, adventurecity,
Form: Prose Poetry
Porthgain Harbour
This rusting chain is witness to an age
When slate was quarried from these ancient cliffs
And where one hundred quarrymen earned a wage.
This harbour, filled with steamboats, schooners, skiffs,
Became a hive of industry, back when
Demand for...

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© Mike Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: steamboats, boat, fishing,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Shattered Sighs