Long Tack on Poems
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The Golden TreeThey say that a tree is known by its fruit
But there are many trees whose fruits are unknown
Apple bearing pear and pear bearing apple
And a cherry blossom tree cannot bear sunflowers
"Keep out of trouble now"...
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Categories:
tack on, adventure, autumn, beautiful, break up, business, creation,
Form:
Narrative
Teacher's PestEverybody had a personal favorite or that one teacher that for some reason we just didn't like. Back in the day, when I was in 6th grade, there was a math teacher that for some...
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Categories:
tack on, 6th grade, teacher,
Form:
Haibun
More Family Stories RecitedRITES OF PASSAGE
Each Christmas we all gathered there,
‘Aunt Clare, has more room ,after all’ with
her trestled tables and chair.
Grown-ups swigging their brown bottled ale,
young-uns, lemonade with paper straw,
VE style parties, once more.
Lunch over, the voice...
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Categories:
tack on, childhood, family,
Form:
Bio
LimboSome days we feel as though
We’re living in limbo
Not fully alive or deceased;
Can’t get no satisfaction,
Traction, motivation, meaning, sense
Of inner peace. Idling awhile, waiting
For this cloud to pass over head;
Stuck in the shadow...
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Categories:
tack on, introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
TimeTick tack on the wall,
Knocking all the wall,
Scaring us all,
Muscling the muscles,
Muscling the morsels in us,
Quickening the finest deep,
The hidden gold of gold,
A dignity of labour,
How loyal and diligent you are,
Precious and precarious,
Dangerous and...
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Categories:
tack on, business, death, faith, children, forgiveness, friendship, funny,
Form:
Prose Poetry
TimeTick tack on the wall,
Knocking all the wall,
Scaring us all,
Muscling the muscles,
Muscling the morsels in us,
Quickening the finest deep,
The hidden gold of gold,
A dignity of labour,
How loyal and diligent you are,
Precious and precarious,
Dangerous and...
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Categories:
tack on, inspirational, life, time, time,
Form:
I do not know?
The HackOut of the yard,daughter Bev and me,on a hot summer day of Eighty-three.Hastoe
to Cadsden,there and back,eight hours in the saddle..for our first all-day
hack.Onto the canter path,down to Paines End,through Fox Lane our route...
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Categories:
tack on, daughter, nature, sports,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Ate a CrocodileDarkness is the only light
I seek, silence the only sound
I take heed, such is my plight
Scent of death come the bloodhound,
Take me down into the depths of
The cloudy skies drifting above,
I've spun out of your...
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Categories:
tack on, dark, humorous,
Form:
Free verse
Past Times 7THE HACK
Out of the yard,my daughter and me,on a hot
summer day of Eighty-three.Hastoe to Cadsden,
there and back,eight hours in the saddle,for our
first all-day hack.Onto the canter path,down to
Paines End,through Fox Lane the route did wend.
Into a copse ,keeping the pace to an even flow.
Up to Dunsmore,past the Black Horse, we followed
the course.Chequers, Pondswood,down hill to the pub.
Horses tethered for a rest,we ate our ploughmans with
a pint of the landlord's best.Back in the into the saddle,
at the canter to retrace our steps and in Hastoe as the
clock struck four,to stack the tack on the stable door...
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Categories:
tack on, horse,
Form:
Rhyme
A Man With ChildrenA Man with Children
The way I walk these days the tips
of my soles and the edge of my heels
wear out too fast for a man with children.
So I tell Rocco, cobbler nonpareil,
"Tack on four cleats,
two...
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Categories:
tack on, nostalgia
Form:
Free verse
CleatsCleats
The way I walk these days the tips
of my soles and the edge of my heels
wear out too fast for a man with children.
So I tell Rocco, cobbler nonpareil,
"Tack on four cleats,
two in front, two...
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Categories:
tack on, teen
Form:
Free verse