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The Twins, Part 1
In the dark of night a wind took hold,
With powers charged to shake the sky,
By moody swings of gods up high,
Their breath alone enraged and bold.

In the dark of night history spoke,
Of a world alive...

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Categories: tailors, brother, philosophy, symbolism, visionary, , cute,
Form: Prose



Graphic Grapes Ooh
Ooh a scented grape graphic. Now that's wisdom. Contained a logical pattern in a juice cup. Heron haven heaping. Wisdomstic of a Judas flaw. Consealed in Sanskrit. Heavenly heaping cream on a very large bun....

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Categories: tailors, baby,
Form: I do not know?
Up At Ryder Cup
Reservations are made years in advance of the event.
Provisions from suppliers worldwide are globally sent. 
Sponsors enthusiastically devote their resources spent. 
Attendees eager to share stories of when they went.

Seeing the epic golf rivalry as...

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© Adam Segal  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tailors, appreciation, business, golf, society, sports, success, together,
Form: Rhyme
Ever the Gracious Recipient of Largesse
Ever the gracious recipient of largesse!

Estrangement swiftly harries stylishly tailors
mine psyche courtesy family of origin, plus
eldest daughter, whose doth rage against this
human machine, albeit yours truly, beatle
browed, black crows, foo fighter (biological
daughter), a presumption aye...

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Categories: tailors, abuse, anger, childhood, conflict, dark, depression, father,
Form: Free verse
Doctors Particularly Biomedical Engineers
Doctors (particularly biomedical engineers)...
really trolley train hard to keep track of patients

Eye tell ya we (spuds)
pulled up stakes after four yar
and zero scores ago living in Bryn Mawr
salutary heart and lungs figurative
storied Main Line Health...

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Categories: tailors, 11th grade, 12th grade, appreciation, drug, leadership,
Form: Free verse



The Great Toliet Paper Hoarding of 2020
My friend Mary C took me to Edge Water Park,
in Mukilteo Washington.  I overheard a couple
of people say, "some people buy toliet paper 
every other day. And store 300 rolls of toliet
paper. " I...

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Categories: tailors, 10th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th
Form: Narrative
The Dollar Debt Spiral
There once lived a worthy, wonky his view, 
Having invented a business model, 
Craftily he called it as Debt Spiral—
This creative, cock-eyed guy— Brummell Beau!

Got many a suit by his tailor made, 
All on credit—...

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Categories: tailors, international, world,
Form: Narrative
Sobibor
We ride the cattle rail  Not knowing exactly what lay ahead. For weeks there's 
been no heat,  No bathrooms and we've barely been fed.  We arrive at our 
destined location.  Sobibor...Sobibor...Sobibor,...

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© Mary Akins  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tailors, confusion, death, loss, political, sad, social, war,
Form: Free verse
Human Bein
HUMAN BEINGS
Human beings are like the white horse,
They are as strong as Orji tree,
They moves like,
The elephant and the moon,
They shines like the,
Sun and the stars,
But the,
Things that marvels me most,
Is our brains and our,
Discovering,
...

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Categories: tailors, beauty,
Form: Alliteration
Plastic Natured Bubbleworlds...
This morass of a quagmire beleagured unfaithful
bestowment of gifts so easily annulled,
confined spaces of opinionated biased
blown out of proportion like bubbles of miasma...

Wedge issues continue to split like firewood
high temperature attitudes inducing the mood,
court jesters...

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Categories: tailors, people, politicalnature, nature,
Form: Free verse
The Same
We all wish to be rich
And be the best looking to walk the street
And we all hope that some where
Is the perfect person waiting for us to meet?

We all want to have very nice house
And...

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Categories: tailors, introspection, life, people, visionary, work, life, work,
Form: Light Verse
A Broken Dream
There’s a lake called the lake of Illusions,
And there’s a house right by its side.
It’s a house where I’m hiding,running away from memories.
It’s where I’m destined to be forever.

The rules don’t apply here, no.
The storm...

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Categories: tailors, death, dream, loss, love,
Form: Free verse
Unfamiliar Christmas
Beauty of December
Cause weather is calm and cool
When good friends remember,
About vinyl from the spool.
Joys of Santas’s goodies
When we were small back then,
Mother and her cookies
Six men wiser than a pen.
No sweets sold in market
Mother...

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Categories: tailors, celebration,
Form: Rhyme
Elaine's Limerick
ELAINE’S LIMMERICK

Let me tell you of my sister-in-law Elaine
Whose breasts drive most males insane
With her size double D’s 
They bring men to their knees
Her name’s in the breast hall of fame  

She says being...

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Categories: tailors, family, funny, , cute,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member What's In My Name
What’s in my name? It’s Candler,
A name as old as English tax.
If you’re of English descent, yours may be too.
Let us take a short trip back.

The Magna Carta united Englishmen,
But created a need for government.
Now,...

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Categories: tailors, education, england, history, jobs, society, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
Matchstick Bikes
Matchstick Bikes 

To tinkers and toilers 
     I salute, 
From mending boilers 
     to weaving jute, 
Man and boy 
     for generations, 
I...

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Categories: tailors, society,
Form: Rhyme
The woman is a serpent with eyes that hypnotize
The woman is a serpent with eyes that hypnotize,
That wants to swallow you whole, to engulf you in her fascination,
With her enchanted smile, she lures you into her blind web,
She drinks your soul and leaves...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tailors, woman,
Form: Free verse
That of Pearls, That of Wisdom
Peace be still, strike thy pose
Epitome of eloquence, footsteps of the queen
Pearls of wisdom, solemn portrait
Position thy hat, attend to thy shirt, that of satin, that of lace
Family ties, adornment to each
All is well with...

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Categories: tailors, children, history,
Form: Free verse
Some Fallen-Leaves Regarding Longevity 4 - 5
4. 
the sex-appeal of the telephone 
and the bugle of the carnies-breaking cock-crows 
are all harmonised seamlessly 

the noon in the blood 
is flowing along the river 

all the dialogues are covered 
with misspelling of...

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Categories: tailors, fantasy
Form: Prose Poetry
The Nine Tailors
Church bells ring at Fenchurch St Paul.
A wedding, celebrated in true English fashion.
A time for joy before the out break of war,
Shattered by a thief, chased by a gent, so dashing.
Two villains caught, hard labour...

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Categories: tailors, dedication, mystery, time, new year,
Form: I do not know?
Heroes Every One
Heroes, every one.
They came in a trickle and then a flood,
To enlist in the forces to do some good.
They were turned from ordinary men,
Into frightening fighting machines.
Farmers, millers, tailors of clothes
Butchers, bakers, they came in...

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Categories: tailors, conflict, courage, death, memorial, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Redacted Truth
The times are changing again,
We still criticize what we can’t understand.
We cannot break out,
And we won’t let them in.
Hate is thicker than darkness, 
Its the strongest of sin.
And your flag decal,
Still won’t get you in.
If...

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Categories: tailors, anger, prejudice, racism,
Form: Rhyme
Death of a Knight
As the cooper prepares a barrel for new wine the cord-wainer is fashioning new shoes, the cart-wright is building a new cart and I am at the tailors being fitted for new clothes. My lady...

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© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tailors, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
A Night of Threats At the White House
The White House has been  host to so many galas,
featuring Ambassadors and humble Tailors,
except one night all the guests had a fright,
"bunkering down" in the parlor because
torpedos were set to hit fast and furious,
Some...

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Categories: tailors, politicalnight, night,
Form: Light Verse
The Last Refuge of a Scoundrel
Appetites belie intelligence
Heat the quantum furnace
Furious bellows endure the excitement
Behold...!

Can you not hear the rumble brewing?

Butchers trained
To spin the looms
Tailors primed
To know a good cut when they see one

Everybody washes their hands
We have a guest!

Creator?
How...

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Categories: tailors, prayer,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things