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Some Pro's and Con's of Being Connected To Virtual Reality
Some pro's and con's of being connected to virtual reality

Dune not be bashful, grumpy, leery
or any other contemporary dwarf man
regarding countless less well known dwarves
(that never got a chance
to play a bit part) such as...

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Categories: subway, 11th grade, 12th grade, 1st grade, adventure,
Form: Rhyme



Two Lovers V - Convenience Store
She looked at him concerned
"Oh my God, we forgot the buns!"
A barbeque happening
Guests arriving
Coals flaming
Food prepared
But nothing to put burgers on
For their housewarming

Hasty instructions and some cash
From his Lover and her roomies
Then he starts to...

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© Nad Simon  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: subway, first love, happy, relationship, romance, romantic love,
Form: Free verse
Some Pro's and Con's of Being Virtually Connected To Reality Poetic Verses
Some Pro's and Con's of being Virtually Connected to Reality poetic verses

Dune not be bashful, grumpy, leery
or any other contemporary dwarf man
even countless less well known dwarves
(that never got a chance
to play a bit part)...

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Categories: subway, 11th grade, 12th grade, addiction, appreciation, celebration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Subway Incident - Both Audio and Text
Hopefully these two young boys stayed out of trouble after getting a wonderful break like this.

                   ...

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Categories: subway, forgiveness, inspirational, uplifting,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Shame On Me -- In Both Audio and Text
Every day, ‘round 8 am, I climb up from the subway and pass a guy - a blind guy -  who is there to beg for change.
But one day, as I paused to watch...

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Categories: subway, heartbreak,
Form: Narrative



Coconut Madness
Oh Hanna. 

The sinking of the USS Stefan wood. 

Oh Hanna 
I want to take you to Montana. 
We can camp out by the springs we will go and see the way oil is founding...

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Categories: subway, allegory,
Form: Free verse
What Is the Order
I get up to the sound of drilling, banging and speeding cars with sleepy passengers shouting, “a who did a give the order,” and the fading response of another passenger “ a the woman with...

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Categories: subway, 8th grade, absence, america, beauty, butterfly, confidence,
Form: Narrative
Ghosts of the Sun Dance-Part 1
Ghosts of the Sun Dance

1. The Path

A quest dating back through our history
Surpassing the flesh, a spiritual path
Human endurance, road to mystery
Dark trail winding through the gardens of wrath

It echoes through me, this deep ambition
Half...

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Categories: subway, spiritual, sports, endurance, drug,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Last Love Letter
Oh to vacation behind the heavy metal door
To escape another election year.
All news is stopped at the door by the guards
Whoever sit in the same place
Waiting
Always
Waiting to retrieve all banned goods
And outside time. 
Between med...

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Categories: subway, addiction, blue, mental illness, new york, political,
Form: Narrative
Connections
I can feel this thread running all over me, it’s like I am connected to the deep blue sea and the current is pulling me into the deep dragging me towards an unplanned destiny; the...

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Categories: subway, appreciation, beautiful, business, caregiving, confidence, courage, emotions,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Riding the Subway For Twenty-Five Days
To me, it was a revealing experience…
                That I could be that strong in face of adversity!
       ...

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Categories: subway, daughter, life, strength,
Form: Free verse
Shouting In Raging Silence
Lyrics Cliché Image - Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Silent One


Lyrics to "The Sound Of Silence"

Hello darkness, my old friend
I've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping
Left its seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: subway, anger, death, silence,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Monoku Monday - May 2021
"Well, I Never"    posted 3 May 2021

Six musings on the word never...

you should never marry a tennis player      love means nothing to them

my wife tells me I...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: subway, humor, love,
Form: Monoku
Albedo effect in full force after appreciable snowfall
Albedo effect in full force after appreciable snowfall

After descent of eventide
luminescence of freshly fallen snow
still illuminates the terrestrial firma bright
even upon the onset of dusk,
when dark shadows
betoken the edge of night
analogously herald outer limits
invoking intimations...

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Categories: subway, appreciation, break up, celebration, dark, imagery, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Troy and Trinity
Learning disabled, hopelessly unemployed
Troy can't write the address for his next interview.
Warehouse stock, 331 Tiffany Street, in the Bronx.
His girlfriend, Trinity, also unemployed,
with one child by Troy. She's more resourceful
but doesn't realize it. For one...

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Categories: subway, angel, baby, city, education, family, society, work,
Form: Free verse
Keep Moving
Keep moving when times are tough, keep moving when you are out of luck, keep moving when the days are dark, keep moving when you hear the sound of the lark. Keep moving if you...

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Categories: subway, appreciation, community, encouraging, endurance, environment, goodbye, leaving,
Form: Narrative
Gangsta r



(Thinks) I Float like a Butterfly and sting like a tazer.
Mouth of the South, but my lips don't say (intelligent) 
words
Like Muhammad Alley Bin drive by shooting
Bin Laden with
delusions of g,
Being a lefty, I blame...

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Categories: subway, art,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Undeserved Generosity
In his wealthy days, he looked down
on homeless people and disgusted by their
stench, he cried out, " Take a warm bath! " 
He kept on walking fixing his black hat
tossed upward by a capricious, wild...

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Categories: subway, career, change, giving, image, love, sorry, sympathy,
Form: Free verse
Indirect
!
Hey there! How are you doing?
I just wanted to tell you that
I believe flirting is how love finds
a way to show that, even though it's as old as death,
it remains as new as a child
and...

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Categories: subway, angel, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
America
America
I´m here to bring you
What you don´t need
Another heartfelt poem
Another heartsick plea
Worth less than
Chewed gum
America I’m tapping
At your window
At 3 am
With a bag full of
Sour wine
And a shopping list
Of grievances
America wake up
It´s me and I...

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Categories: subway, spiritual,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Twenty-Five Days - A
drove for thirty minutes to the subway station, took a train for forty minutes, got into another for only ten minutes, and reached Queen's Park. Mornings are so hectic, people are rushing to their work-places....

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Categories: subway, cancer, life,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Invisible Enemy
driving to work is a regular part of the day for her,
but the specialised hospital is too far -
twenty-five days, exactly at nine!
the best option is the subway ..why not?
instead of watching those busy roads,
immersing...

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Categories: subway, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, cancer,
Form: Free verse
A Mothers Search
I walked right through the passageway and sat myself right down 
The subway would soon be coming and taking me out of midtown 
But as I sat there waiting, an old lady sat two seats...

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© Will Karry  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: subway, mother, son,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member X Continues Marking Many Spots
X Continues Marking Many Spots
                        by Odin Roark

Anonymous living suits many,
gypsy fever...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: subway, age, innocence, life, poetry,
Form: Prose Poetry
They Sit At Benches
They sit at benches;
Small legs swing above
Green industrial tile.

They sit at benches;
Thin arms cross around
Frail, frightened bodies.

They sit at benches;
Lips thinned upon
Tightly clenched teeth.

They sit at benches;
Down-cast eyes inside
Sunken, hollow faces.

They sit at benches;
Tiny fists...

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© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: subway, childhoodchildren, lost, children, cry, lost, mother,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Reflection on the Important Things