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Premium Member Factoidman and Shallowman - Part 1
[Well, ShallowMan’s ne’er at a loss
for voicing shallow thoughts that gloss.
With trenchant wit he reaps the dross
when seeking sense in applesauce.

But to his aid flies FactoidMan
who always has a Fact at hand;
with him, who needs...

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Categories: swoops, society, truth, universe,
Form: Rhyme



Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 36
I sung all the night with the Devil,
It seemed harmony had found itself spooning with dissonance
Not indeed needing to be one or the same
Yes—the light indeed could sustain itself in the midst
Of what then was...

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Categories: swoops, appreciation, dark, desire, endurance, inspiration, literature, meaningful,
Form: Epic
Premium Member The Paratotallynormal
The problem with trying to prove clairaudience, clairsentince, out-of-body, and Near Death Experiences to a Mudblood is not as simple
as it could have been.
Is it because Para-science is totally unsubstantiated?
Not in MY family.
Scientifically un-sound?
Sure, by...

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Categories: swoops, adventure, cute, emotions, encouraging, fantasy, feelings, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Creatures In Nature
CREATURES   IN   NATURE

        Creatures              Fishes      ...

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Categories: swoops, animal, appreciation, bird,
Form: Footle
Peanut Jam Questions the Boards
The uniform on the floor was to be washed, dried then ironed but the scones that the pig ate meant that a walk to some hidden caves was achieved but only after the recycling was...

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Categories: swoops, appreciation, , cute,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member A Walk Near Blunt
It seems a shame that you're not here
To share my evening stroll with me, 
As I walk down this gravel road
That takes off just outside of town.
Two pheasants flush from bar ditch pools
(The grassy soup...

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Categories: swoops, nature, , western,
Form: Blank verse
A Goose Tale Is Not a Gooseberry
A goose in a noose got loose today. At last. At times he had watched as bodies of his fellow feathers had been brought out of the shed having walked in just fine. On the...

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Categories: swoops, baseball,
Form: I do not know?
Ladder2heaven
The ladder is cold steel and past its days, dulled to a natural grey
Yet its rungs still stand strong, stretched over the battered frame
See over time, a ravished age, the world has grasped the ladders...

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Categories: swoops, confusion, god, myth, voyage,
Form: I do not know?
Beginnings Matter
ORIGINAL TITLE HAIKU 35
1#
Brewed tea
Wife and myself
Nothing between us
2#
He was metamorphosed 
Into a frog
When his wife had left him
3#
I needed
A lonely woman
Thousand years back
4#
She shivered
In yellow sun
Struck by her coyness
5#
God travels
With three suitcases
One for me
6#
I...

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Categories: swoops, poetry,
Form: I do not know?
Sailor Groom and Mermaid Bride
A thousand tumbles takes a bottle in the sea-
a thousand tumbles and whirls and swoops.
A million grains of sand takes that bottle in the sea,
to break apart,
and fragment like a snowflake fractal.
How many waves carry...

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Categories: swoops, boat, dream, voyage, woman, world, , Lullaby,
Form: Prose
God and the Worm of Part One
Flying high in this world drawn by different flame 			               
keep flying in wings singed  falling to the ground	 ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swoops, allegory, faith, flying, hope, light, love, me,
Form: Free verse
A Tree Story
Oh wow. Oh look. Over there. A fish tank is jumping through a hoop. Now that is a sight. How rather remarkable and just how agile. Wish I was young said the ancient log. But...

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Categories: swoops, adventure, africa, america, appreciation, assonance,
Form: I do not know?
Haiku 35
1#
Brewed tea
Wife and myself
Nothing between us
2#
He was metamorphosed 
Into a frog
When his wife had left him
3#
I needed
A lonely woman
Thousand years back
4#
She shivered
In yellow sun
Struck by her coyness
5#
God travels
With three suitcases
One for me
6#
I kissed
Her frostiness 
And...

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Categories: swoops, god, grave, water, wedding, wife, woman, world,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Go Fly a Kite
One day I was really busy with chores as my son was sitting all around.
Not helping, he was driving me crazy as he got in the way, in leaps and bounds. 
Every few seconds he...

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Categories: swoops, adventure, caregiving, fantasy, travel, son, me, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Maid, the Magpie and the Mirror
Gazing, at its own reflection is the Magpie.
A magic bird, a mystical creature, with a soul
and the power to see things, the power of scrying.
It sees a tomb in ancient Egypt. It sees death.
A soul...

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Categories: swoops, adventure, allegory, bird, death, faith, family, hope,
Form: Sestina
Premium Member The Service of Symbols -
The things I've been, the things I have been, the things I am, things I'm to be,
a symbol so dark, a sign so brite, a mark of the heart,
shadow of the soul,
rind of mind,
as the...

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Categories: swoops, blue, endurance, nature,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member No Shame in Love Tchaikovsky
I was asked to write a poem about Tchaikovsky the famous Russian composer from the 19th century who I knew very little about , this poem is said through his eyes.
    ...

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Categories: swoops, death, history, music, suicide,
Form: Rhyme
The Crow
Upon the midnight of the fortnight
On the first of the falling snow
Came the Owl upon yon window pane
Followed too by one black Crow

The Owl said to the Crow
'Do you not know what time it is?...

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Categories: swoops, animals, night, time, night, time, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
Acquiescence Begets Hegemony
Acquiescence begets hegemony...

Think Putin whose forename
Vladimir translates as great power,
whose singular minded aim
after lobbing bombs into
second-largest country
by area in Europe after Russia
incurring voodoo spells
foisted upon president of Ukraine
forced neophyte politician
Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Zelenskyy
to buckle and cower.

Meanwhile...

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Categories: swoops, abuse, anger, beautiful, city, earth, evil, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member By Degrees- Childhood Reflections
The screen door slams behind me
As I rush out into the blinding sunlight
Wondering where my big brother is hiding
I better get to the pool before he finds me
And throws me into the ice cold water
That...

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Categories: swoops, childhood, happiness, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Lorrikeet
A bird lays an egg
She keeps it warm
It starts to crack
And it hatches, during a heavy storm

It was a beautiful Lorrikeet
You could tell mother bird was proud
So out of her own happiness
She joyfully tweeted aloud

Time...

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Categories: swoops, animals, depression, education, children, life, nature, school,
Form: Free verse
Confidence Trick
The old codger hobbling upon his cane                            ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swoops, allusion, ireland,
Form: Free verse
The Circle of Life
The fog of dull moist clouds cloistered Earths hills

rolling slowly quietly assured with December’s presence 
uncovering the steal bleakness of chills
the grey fox sought the superlative time stalking
hunting, one catch, the hare eating thorns, is...

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Categories: swoops, earth, imagery, life, nature,
Form: Free verse
A Road To Nowhere
 
A road to nowhere

A picturesque scene of trees turning bare


Fresh autumn scents filling the air

And a young woman on a journey traveling from here to there

 

With a slow, steady pace and tapping shoes

She...

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Categories: swoops, confusion, death, fantasy, imagination, life, loss, mystery,
Form: Rhyme
Fruity Fruits Use Flambes Flamboyantly
Go and play golf with a melon ball. Go on. It's great. No don't cut it into segments. How on earth are you going to hit it with the club if you do that? Right,...

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Categories: swoops, absence,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things