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Premium Member Nightingale - Part II
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His sleep was tormented,
each sound he heard playing upon his dreams,
until the sweet notes he remembered
floated into his ears like the gentleness of down.
Following the sound he was surprised
to see his lovely companion sitting quite...

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Categories: stretcher, fantasy,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member 1856
During a bad storm one night I turned on my television
Grey and black flickering lines appeared, obscuring my vision
I went outside and saw the aerial had bent over but it would have to wait
Tomorrow I'd...

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Categories: stretcher, dark, dream, surreal,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member 1856 Revisited - PART TWO

I said, "let's do this" John said "Okay , if you'd like to follow me"
And took me downstairs to what seemed like a medical facility
There were about five others in the room waiting for me...

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Categories: stretcher, america, death, england, fantasy, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Three Ways of Swiping the World Cup
THREE WAYS of Swiping the World Cup

"It is sweet and fitting/glorious to lay your life down for your country » - from a poem by HORACE

(See my story selected to represent France in the 2006...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stretcher, football, games, humor, sports, stress, woman, women,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member IN THE SHADOW OF SUNLIGHT
Pete Kovacs was a cop based in Cyprus, a small mid-western town
Nothing much happened with regards to crime from sunup to sundown
But on the 4th of June a couple came in to report their daughter...

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Categories: stretcher, america, child, fishing, missing,
Form: Narrative



Cladestine
THE CHIMNEY
The once fine air, refreshens with dust
Between the village horizon and crest
Since the sailing of a death chemical chimney.

Young green plants seedlings growing on slope
Are left to sip these  carcinogenic dusts, sapling
And entwined...

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Categories: stretcher, corruption, death of a friend, depression, emotions,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Visit
Go ahead, you freaking coward, I thought. You drove all this way, with your new 6" GPS. Now you’re a bowl of jello who can't ring a bell? I took a deep breath and pushed...

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© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stretcher, best friend, death, first love, halloween, lost
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Worst and Best Christmas Ever
It was December Christmas eve, and it was snowing outside
Kids were making snowmen and some boys had made a slide 
Our eight year old daughter Suzie went out to play with her friend Jill 
My...

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Categories: stretcher, car, christmas, daughter, snow,
Form: Rhyme
Merry X'Mas
I love Spectacled
I love Spectacled
And Merry Christmas
And Merry Christmas
December is the month
You have eyes Nagina
one for the sake of your appearance
Winter is the heart of discomfort everyday Titurta
That's why you see Para- Begahe
Inexplicably the right...

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Categories: stretcher, poets, rain, relationship, romance, romantic, smile, words,
Form: ABC
Premium Member My Only Valentine
Yvonne was my first love, she was only twenty
When the Angels came down and took her from me
Time is a great healer I would hear people say
But my sadness and pain has never gone away.

I'm...

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Categories: stretcher, beach, death, first love, heartbroken, valentines day,
Form: Narrative
The Bath
An ordinary Australian from an ordinary country place
Who rallied to the flag's call with god's good grace
He was one of the 33rd Battalion "New England's Own"
Into this swirling maelstrom they were duly thrown
The Great War...

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Categories: stretcher, world war i, , western,
Form: Ballad
Contradictions
He wakes up with all forms of contradictions waving over his head and running around with ballot boxes trying to procure the dead with weevil and mice playing jamboree in the rice while the sun...

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Categories: stretcher, adventure, america, business, community, confidence, culture, destiny,
Form: Narrative
Fireman
It's 1 AM
And we're making sweet love.
There is a house burning in the distant, cold morning.
You're called.
You rush to the firehouse,
Leaving me cold and empty.
How I wish you'd stay with me.

You throw on gear like...

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Categories: stretcher, death, loss, sadson, house, me, body, cry,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member New Years Eve In the Er
The doctors and nurses in the Emergency Room prepared themselves for the 
longest night of the year – New Year’s Eve going into New Years day.

As morbid as it may be, they even had a...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stretcher, sadson, husband, time, wife, eve, husband, social,
Form: Narrative
A Survivor of Massacre
This is my story,  
It is a sad story to tell, 
Open ears and eyes,   
The bloodbath of more than 500 people , 

"Some burried alive... Yooh!
I continue crying  while writting this story to you...

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Categories: stretcher, 12th grade, angst, march, memorial, pain, poets,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Gabriela Andersen- Schiess
Gabriela Andersen-Schiess was a long-distance runner
Who ran a marathon in the heat of a Californian Summer
It was the Los Angeles Olympics in nineteen eighty-four
You might remember it well and the crowd's thunderous roar.

It was the...

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Categories: stretcher, dedication, inspirational, race, sports, usa,
Form: Narrative
Co-Heroes
Alaskan wilderness, a beautiful sight, holds grave danger when you go it alone.
It was freezing cold one night when Frank’s unwanted adventure began. 
He had left early that Sunday morn, before an unexpected blizzard moved...

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Categories: stretcher, adventure, animal, friend, snow, weather, winter,
Form: Epic
Premium Member If soldiers could cry
If soldiers could cry (2024 Updated)

I really want to know:
How does feel to be a soldier
And go to war?
How can you shoot 
Someone in the face 
And not ask WTF for?
Just for the greed,
Of old...

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Categories: stretcher, abuse, anti bullying, betrayal, conflict, dark, death,
Form: Rhyme
Tuesday Morning
A splinter of golden sunlight seeps through the
Still-settling haze. I can see it through a crack in the rubble
Where pieces of building are precariously stacked
Like the toy blocks of a child. I can feel a...

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Categories: stretcher, hope, me, me,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Second Chance
Flat line ...

Resuscitate, flat line, resuscitate, flat line ...
          and back again ... to sinus rhythm ... to life.
       ...

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Categories: stretcher, analogy, appreciation, life, self,
Form: Free verse
The Man With the Moustache
Miraculous indeed, you must have done some very good deed to be one with the heavens and an accomplice with the devil. Your fountains are flowing galore and you couldn’t be asking for more when...

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Categories: stretcher, abuse, break up, change, death, emotions, funeral,
Form: Narrative
The Doctors Bag
What is in the doctor’s bag, I want to see all that you have.  What is in the doctor’s bag? The dog is foaming like a frog, what have you don’t to it,? It...

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Categories: stretcher, appreciation, career, change, community, creation, desire, endurance,
Form: Narrative
Incident On I-59 Part Ii
Ah be careful, so careful my friends
be careful before you go getting involved
Isn’t it strange how we sometimes get swept up
swept and sucked into a life event by sheer chance?

After attending to the baby, I...

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Categories: stretcher, life,
Form: Narrative
The Good Luck Charm
A story I read about war and good luck charms…..
The Good luck charm

Standing on the dock in front of the troop ship 
His mother hugged him and fussed about Straightening his hat and brushing his...

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Categories: stretcher, remembrance day, war,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Your Country Needs You
I've read many accounts on that horrific war that was WWI ,it was supposed to end all wars.
It was trench warfare and men fought and died in hellish conditions.
It inspired me to write this fictional...

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Categories: stretcher, death, soldier, world war i,
Form: Rhyme

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