Long Stowaways Poems
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SS Sultana
Boiler, or bomb, the Sultana sank on April 27, eighteen sixty five
Taking down with her, a good rounded off number of 1,800 lives
Carrying Union soldiers, who were ex-prisoners of war, up north
From Vicksburg heading...
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Categories:
stowaways, betrayal, boat, history, lost, soldier, war, write,
Form:
Couplet
Ever Jumped a Train - Part 2 - Robert and Ernie AdventuresOne morning I sat down with Ernie to explain English,
I know you're a mouse but that squeak can only go so far.
He looked up at me blinked and then bared his teeth,
I said I'll take...
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Categories:
stowaways, friendship, growing up, travel,
Form:
Narrative
No RemorseI remember the party, I went to last fall.
I never planned, to live through it all.
I did not want, to be alive.
And this was not, suicide.
I would blame it on alcohol, blame it all on...
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Categories:
stowaways, forgiveness, car, lost, car, drink, lost,
Form:
Ballad
Anti Ode To Voices of Hate and Propaganda
Tlaid like Rash' o stabbings,
your voice hisses from your podium of Hell.
Blah blah blabbing.
A...
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Categories:
stowaways, anger,
Form:
Other
GypsiesGypsies
Across a misty channel
Sensor fingers
Stretch
Through foggy, silent waves
Where two souls embrace
In expeditions of speechless discovery
Two minds stand naked,
Face to face,
With wordless words
Each knowing the inner rhyme
Of another soul –
Intimate outside skin and limbs.
Across the...
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Categories:
stowaways, friendship, metaphor, relationship,
Form:
Free verse
The Elfin WarsThe war is ever-nearer to the boarders of this land
Seeping forward through the woods
Releasing acrid echoes of doom ahead on energetic tongues of stowaways
Lucky to survive their ordeal
Here they are welcomed, and in this cozy...
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Categories:
stowaways, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
The Train TrampsBedraggled and grimy they hike from the tracks,
Fleeing the urban centers to the south.
Unsteady gaits and sun worn skin glow.
A young couple with a thin mutt,
Ramble towards a local store.
The lively grin of the underfed...
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Categories:
stowaways, adventure
Form:
Free verse
BanyolesBanyoles
With borrowed funds
And broken hearts
We hitched a ride with the country’s realm,
Running, stupefied with pungent balm.
Through London swarms and Navy shops
We lavished on ponchos
And swagger.
We met an astronaut that day,
On a bus to...
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Categories:
stowaways, travel,
Form:
Free verse
Natural Draw
In the attraction of Nature's-draw,
will my heart survive such beauty
attracting with its maw- sitting beneath
impending- melting offering -cascade of Winters drift encore of grift,
scenic spring undressing the thaws,...
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Categories:
stowaways, adventure, art,
Form:
Rhyme
Scattered AshScattered Ash
by Odin Roark
The urn is tipped
Scattered ash enjoins
Jetstream
Jetsam
Flotsam
Atop the winds and currents
Nature's gathering
Knowing not yet
The next evolution of life's decay
Possibility awakens
This consciousness beyond our own
This...
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Categories:
stowaways, death,
Form:
Free verse
These Wavesyour ocean waters begin to rise
It's waves make a foaming fuss
all your hopes and dreams left home
just as you thought things were bad enough
collecting experience has...
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Categories:
stowaways, adventure, anxiety, conflict, encouraging, faith, inspiration, political,
Form:
Lyric
StowawaysStowaways.
.
Calm tepid waters glorious golden sky
Two lovelorn newly wed castaways
My sweet love and I
Sailing onward to warmer climbs
A daring thrilling adventure
Leaving the troublesome past behind
Out of sight out of mind
.
Sipping away on some...
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Categories:
stowaways, analogy, appreciation, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
SeedsSEEDS
Who did you leave under the sea?
Was it a black engineer building dreams?
And a brown baby with shackled hands little feet
An angel in disguise floating in the deep
Who did you throw in the ocean that...
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Categories:
stowaways, absence, america, bereavement, black african american, blue,
Form:
Rhyme
The Old Ship-WrightThe Old Ship-Wright
I’ve held the stars in the palm of my hand
And ladled the sunrise where no man has been
I’ve forged my anchors from hellish fires
And planed fine teakwood that served the Queen’s tea
But now...
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Categories:
stowaways, adventure
Form:
Narrative