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Premium Member A Wish For Fish and a Dolphins Swish
A WISH FOR ALL FISH

Washed up on shores around the world
Already dead, a whale, a dolphin a shark, 
All marine life is suffering, the situation
Has become absurd, 
The facts real and stark!
My Fairy God mother...

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Categories: swordfish, fish,
Form: Free verse



Odyssey From Africa 14d
Chapter 14d (King Ptolemy the second, cont.)

https://www.amazon.com/Odyssey-Africa-adventures-Phil-Salmon/dp/197392479X


“And upon the open ocean
Far from land in roving sail-ships
How to find the congregations 
Of the sharks and rays and tuna

“Where the seabirds thresh the water
Diving after shoals of...

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Categories: swordfish, adventure, africa, history, mythology, nature, science, voyage,
Form: Narrative
Fingerprints of the Father
Patterns of life, how can something come from nothing, how does order result from 
a chaotic beginning,
The genomic helix, encoded so small, building blocks of life a formulae masterfully 
done,
Please explain to this fool how...

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Categories: swordfish, inspirational, religionlife, life, power, time, planet,
Form: Didactic
Odyssey From Africa 13b
Ch. 13 b (The whale, cont.)

Now the sardine hunt developed 
As they glimpsed beneath the surface 
Flashing rays of gold and silver
Of the dolphins and the swordfish 
 
That converged with blue-fin tuna
To the swarming sardine banquet 
Then not fifty...

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Categories: swordfish, adventure, africa, courage, endurance, mythology, nature, voyage,
Form: Narrative
Well Now Then
A template swap is a switch over to a swimming sword. Swordfish are very pleased at this and dunk their noses into goblets in a godlike fashion. Such etiquette in a swim. Formational framework finds...

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Categories: swordfish, baseball,
Form: I do not know?



Another Fish Story
posted--no swimming, strong under tows
no guard on duty

what kind of life is that, no swimming 
it’s my life and I don’t need a guard
I’m taking the sign down

He spotted a another sign, ‘no boating’
He had...

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Categories: swordfish, funny,
Form: Free verse
The Boy Who Invented the World
There was a time when the Earth was a desert plain, where you looked there was sand, fields and nothing else. 

The sky was there, but it was the color of pot. Oceans were puddles...

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Categories: swordfish, fantasy,
Form: Prose
Click Two
Carnage creators. Crackerbreads chats. And a wide angled grinning photographer who is having appalling dreams of incorrect information is now ironed flat. Just like a pizza base. But no bassist can ever locate a pretty...

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Categories: swordfish, adventure, america, assonance, aubade,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Full Moon
The Full Moon

The wide ocean moved, like a living creature all by itself, yet full of even more living creatures. The schools of fish... swimming with the dolphins, being chased by sharks, and so on...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swordfish, bible, courage, creation, death, god, jesus,
Form: Free verse
The Ocean Is For Me
I grew up by the ocean
The fresh salt air and sea breeze
Soft, sandy beach and the cry of the seagull
Loved swimming, riding in the waves with ease
My dad was a commercial fisherman
Brought home swordfish, lobster...

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Categories: swordfish, beach, boat, ocean,
Form: Rhyme
Cauliflowers Calling Ring Ring Ring
Trumpeting cauliflowers never blow eggs backwards onto a postal stamp. So never kick a cabbage to a kerb. Oh watch now. All drive safely. Harmonics in a queue are indestructible and indescribable too. Oh counting....

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Categories: swordfish, allah, allegory, angel, anti bullying, art, baby,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Death Fish in Key West
Scientists describe it as an event
In the hot paradise of Key West

Condos festivals hotels
Dancing feet under bells of lights
I’ve sung Margaritaville there
Myself

Beneath the docks

Pan fish spin in the new green pea sea
Mad somersaults
Alone
To their own...

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Categories: swordfish, betrayal, earth, endurance, environment, fish, future, ocean,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member You Want Huspuppie With That
Swordfish, in San Francisco, is excellent.
For authentic West Coast flavor, come visit 
the Broadway Oyster Bar in St. Louis.
Be sure to ask for the craw-fish appetizer.

If you visit San Diego, you may enjoy
fresh salmon, seared...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swordfish, appreciation, food, travel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Gulf Stream Beckons
Spending three full days and two nights at sea
Is surely the best vacation for me

Conch chowder dinner the night before
At dawn adieu to the Key West shore

Round-trip journey to Dry Tortugas
Swordfish are known to put...

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Categories: swordfish, adventure, seavacation,
Form: Couplet
Someone Once
Silver shone in your eyes 

As you handed me over 

To the darkness I once ran from 

The shadows of loneliness 



The gold, the silver, the bronze 

In our possession but I fell over 

Into the blackness of dark waters. 

The waves...

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Categories: swordfish, betrayal, feelings, lust,
Form: Free verse
Igniter the Diver
Igniter the Diver

Once upon a time, in a time next to mine,
A writer named Igniter decided to become a diver.

All he knew was writing, but no one cared about that,
not even his admirers. For they...

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© Jada Ames  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swordfish, character, creation, fish, lost love, mythology, passion,
Form: Narrative
Voyage To Japanland
I have unfurled my brolly
Turned it top to tail
Launched it on the ocean
And I’m going for a sail
Across the mystic oceans
Across the rolling sea
Sailing for Japanland
My faithful brolly and me

And I shall wave to any...

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Categories: swordfish, adventure, childhood, fantasy, happiness, voyage,
Form: Rhyme
To Live Would Be An Adventure
We spend our time sheltered, shaded by the Elm
And too many of us let our lives pass us by
With a ruthless rogue ruling the dreamboat helm
Sparkling ship sailing across the summer sky
We're like a swordfish...

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Categories: swordfish, death, life,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs