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Premium Member Enola Gay
Enola Gay

There on the ‘North Field’ tarmac of Tinian Island, Marianas;
Taxis the sleek designed ‘Boeing B-29 Superfortress’ to ready for take-off. 1
Glistening, polished aluminum under the blaring floodlights filmed for posterity,
Maneuvers' the ‘Enola Gay’, chosen...

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Categories: tarmac, education, history, usa, war, world, world war
Form: Verse



Premium Member Operation Money Jump
Thanksgiving, 1971,
a parachute pilgrim approaches Northwest Flight 305
as Dan Cooper, anonymous businessman,  anarchist airborne, 
black suit, black sunglasses, a black tie
and a black briefcase broaching black motives,
Portland to Seattle, prison or criminal pantheon, 
before...

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Categories: tarmac, america, history, mystery,
Form: Epic
Phobia's
Phobias
	A Bluto is not that Disney dog
	It was when a mewling 
	that I would scream 
	Should they wet my body
	And then apply cream
	
	Ablutophobia – fear of bathing, washing, or cleaning
	
	Achluo the demon that lurks
	In darkened...

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© Ian Howard  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tarmac, on writing and words, hair, me, pain,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: Paris the Last Week of the August Reprieve- Xxxv Part Two
Unquotable quotes: Paris, the last week of the August reprieve – XXXV Part Two
                 II

The first signs reek tell-tale
Buffer-to-buffer...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tarmac, august, autumn, farewell, lost love, winter,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Chapter 147--DAMIAN DELILAH MALLORY HOLANNYA: the day continues-Heavenly Hawaiian Destination
Date:  March  2051

Warm nearly spring afternoon 
Some Hakims were assembled 
On the vast front lawn with their
Luggage. Sidney Saderi Dolly Molly
Spoke with mother Daughtry about
The children's care.  Damian spoke
To Pierce and Tiffan...

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Categories: tarmac, allusion, child,
Form: Prose



Please Help Yarn Hexed Door Neighbor
Please help yarn hexed door neighbor...

Yours truly pinned down by invisible 
vestiges of coronavirus and
getting attacked from angry plague 
of buttons, plus huge spools of yarn
grossly mistook me for human sock 
to seal and line...

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Categories: tarmac, abuse, anger, bullying, character, december, humorous, husband,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: Paris the Last Week of the August Reprieve - Xxxv Part One
Unquotable quotes: Paris, the last week of the August reprieve – XXXV
 Part One                     ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tarmac, august, autumn, farewell, september, society,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Dramatic Dreams Dare Dingos
Malnourishment is the song from the pans whose empty hold could offer no more products to be boiled and whirled. They were quite sad having been bought then hung. Hung. Sparkly signalling stale sales. Stale...

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Categories: tarmac, appreciation, art, bangla,
Form: I do not know?
Wergle Flomp Good Humor 2023
Wergle Flomp Good Humor 2023

The following constitutes a rather 
twisted as a pretzel SUBTITLE:

I dash with my jiggling boobs in an attempt to escape... 
being overrun by teddy bears and beanie babies
while carrying out heavy...

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Categories: tarmac, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure, america, animal,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Brace For Impact
I'd finished work early so I went, to pick the kids up from school
I thought this time tomorrow, we'll all be bathing in the pool
We were travelling tonight on a family vacation to Spain
I put...

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Categories: tarmac, children, family, flying, sea, wife,
Form: Narrative
Bloodless - Tale of a Hero and the People He Died For
You knew you were going to die. 1
And yet you came, thinking no matter how insane,
the man on the seat of power would never want you dead
… it would be too much on his head.

And...

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© Kp Nunez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tarmac, change, corruption, hero, history,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: Addictions: Smokes, Drugs, Sex, Films and Sleep - Xl, Part One
Unquotable quotes: Addictions: Smokes, Drugs, Sex, Films and Sleep – XL

Where the hand leads, the eyes close.
When the eyes shut, imagination is on fire.
What you don’t really see is what you feel.
When you feel at...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tarmac, abuse, addiction, baby, drug, mother, sensual, sleep,
Form: Epigram
Always Danger In the Sky
We’re in a casual conversation on the point of shooting Ducks,
and how they’re not bad on the palate, as long as someone plucks
the flamin’ feathers off the birds, ‘cause by the time they’re bare,
we can’t...

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Categories: tarmac, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Off kilter
Off kilter

Yup
I sobered up
despite expressing regular
(unleaded and unlettered) 
urge to shtup
expunged courtesy 
system of a down
with shuga (mush)
and everything nice.

	The following crafted some time ago,
when empty nest syndrome 
pulled me psyche taut 
analogous to an...

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Categories: tarmac, abuse, adventure, anger, angst, anxiety, betrayal, black
Form: Rhyme
A Growing Menagerie of Stuffed Animals and Beanie Babies
A (growing) menagerie of stuffed animals And Beanie Babies

The following doth constitute
combination of fact and fiction
unfortunately not sentences
referencing overactive spousal glute
though sphincter roaring
could muscle us into ample loot
(after wife explodes open bank vault)
versus ass spire...

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Categories: tarmac, adventure, appreciation, best friend, crazy, family, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Who Would Milk the Tigress
Who would milk the Tigress
				
                				    wears no armour    gasmask
				pail within squat thighs
					nor bloodless...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tarmac, freedom, mother daughter, peace, political, soldier, women,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Bittersweet Journey
Nine years a stranger in a strange land
            travelling to my island in the sun.
A native son returning a native strand
   ...

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Categories: tarmac, journey, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sully
At New Yorks laGuardia airport passengers stood in line
Waiting to board U.S.airways, flight one five four nine
Chesley Sullenberger was the captain and Jeff Skiles the co pilot
They were bound for North Carolina to the city...

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Categories: tarmac, america, boat, courage, flying, people, river,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Night Soil Man - Part One
              The Night Soil Man

			I

		Nothing sticks to-get-her like turds
             ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tarmac, abuse, discrimination, night, racism, rights, slavery,
Form: Free verse
The Secret Lives of Chimney Pots I
Cluttering above huddled rooftops
Of sprawling villages 
And shy provincial towns;
Rising sharply amidst swooping
Declinations;
Hesitating when gathering at the
Tangled woodland perimeters of
Outlying greenland bounds,
Jostled apex ridges detach among
Themselves...
When habitually roused from early
Mornings
Newly awakened sounds.

Electrical milk floats whir...

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Categories: tarmac, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Flight 82
Roaring engines, wheels on tarmac
Flight 82 is running late
Pilots push the throttle forward
Flight 82 disappears into the black

The nose rises, the speed quickens
G-forces push you through your seat
Inkiness outside the windows thickens
The planes’ destination silently...

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Categories: tarmac, death, travel, god, god,
Form: Verse
This Is Me
Habitants of the wilderness;
Identify their beauty and acknowledge it-
They wear neither clothes nor makeup.
Yet,they still appreciate their differences;
Each of them in their innocent making.

I am a resident of the human kingdom,
I am a descendant of...

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Categories: tarmac, africa, culture, fashion,
Form: Free verse
Show Time
I'm named Delysia (sic) Patricia. This poem was 
inspired by Chris De Burgh's "Stripper" song.  
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABwDWwYX0Q4.

A buxom beaut
ill of repute
amply endowed with bits to spare
undoubtedly cute
without dispute
had a penchant her wares to lay bare
...

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Categories: tarmac, funny, me, , cute,
Form: Rhyme
Wheel On a Stick Part 1
Dos Cabezas Getaway     

Coming of age film about Boy Baby Wally found wrapped in a 1943 issue of "Farm Implement" magazine abandoned screaming in a Last Chance gas station toilet on...

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Categories: tarmac, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Cold
In the collected fleece 
Soft white dappled against a crisp blue sky
Morning broke to its light of passion
As the phantom shades
Bowed their acquiescence
To the brush works of beauty 

All came to nothing
Rolled beneath the rubber
Black...

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Categories: tarmac, lifewords, love,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things