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The Particular Methods To Creating Swtor Credits In the Game
Slicing is among the most gathering capacity through Swtor and also is wonderful for carrying out credits. With this gather approach you are able to exposed centered pots along with access international airport terminals in...

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© Lea Hela  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: terminals, computer-internet, write, work, may, time, work, write,
Form: Free verse



Christmas Day Near Massacre
When we were kids, kids we were without no pain or fears,
we’d do the ‘devilish’ of things to impress our peers.
The biggest dare or bravest feat would for the pack be tried.
Lord knows now when...

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Categories: terminals, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Justice Or Just Us?
when we go to jail we get a legal aid lawyer
who  tells us to take a plea even when we are innocent.
when we go looking for a job, we're told nothing is available.
and when...

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Categories: terminals, angst, black african american, introspection, passion, philosophy,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Terminal
My head spins as the noise from the crash echoes in my head. I sit up in some kind of terminal with strange trains bound left and right for places I don’t understand. 

One is...

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Categories: terminals, adventure, allegory, allusion, angel, art, blue, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Transport Terminals
"Transport Terminals" 

When ghosts find ghosts
they walk through the 
core of each other 
expecting knowledge 
of the other’s being
it’s surprising mirrors
are considered 
transport terminals
eerily reflective
otherworldly portals
between there 
and here
past, present, future
managing the transfer
easily

but it's never...

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Categories: terminals, muse,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Better World
I envision no romantic, grease-splattered engineer
Overseeing the direction of my particular train. 
It just follows the course of the tracks laid down 
Within the fractal flow of nature’s symmetry.
It curiously transports me from one sad...

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Categories: terminals, allegory, life,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Winged Warrior
Winged Warrior

With his hand over his faded heartbeat
Tuskegee airman, Ohio’s son,
Takes off in a flight plan for eternal terminals
This living aviator legend –
Whose heart looked up to soar on metal wings - 
Flew through skies...

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Categories: terminals, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Agent Arkansas 90766 Beta Part 7
BETA—Get your munitions. Transmissions state your location. Defense will be here in 
approx five minutes.
Agent—Thanks, it’s time to leave.
BETA—Good idea. 

BETA alarmed Agent of an Associate vehicle in the next room. Agent charges into the...

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Categories: terminals, adventure
Form: Prose Poetry
The Valkryie
God is good to everyone; so when you love, be in love.

Said to me a Sable Hoplite in mottled clothes; guarding the memoir of his dead wife in Boston’s subway transit.

Robbing a pedestrian of a...

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Categories: terminals, analogy, appreciation, city, conflict, husband, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Ignite
I feel like I'm losing my mind
I'm feeling so distant 
That is why I'm choosing to write
Instead of trying to hide
I am putting these rhymes
Into existence... 
So that every time I reach a certain distance...

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Categories: terminals, addiction, anger, cry, emotions, fear, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Outward
Airport terminals betray many turbulent thoughts,
as lives pass and friends fly, far away.
I sit here in this chair, wondering when
I'll ever see such faces again.

Some tears have already made their way down,
forcing themselves to the...

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Categories: terminals, cry, dad, father, friendship, home, pain, sad,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sitting At Sfo
Waiting for a dear friend 
to land.
Watching the minutes creep
slowly by.
Amused by the constant flow
of strangers,
yet, not so strange.
Each carries something of mine,
a walk, a shirt, a pin, a watch,
a rundown shoe, a beard,
a lazy...

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Categories: terminals, imagination, introspection, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Yowl Part Two
What routers have backed up the profitless souls naively sold to the machinery of control?
Telco!  Dotcom!  Dotnet!  Dotorg!  Dotgov!  Dotmil!  Dotedu! Dottv! Dotbiz! Dotint! Everyday your bandwidth fills with...

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Categories: terminals, computer-internet, parody, may,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member You
You are the opposite of everything I am.
You are so unique; nothing like a carbon copy.

Unlike the average--the reason you complete me.
Unlike many without identity, you are happily you.

You are the meaning of, 'opposites attract...

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Categories: terminals, birthday, wife,
Form: Couplet
An Adjudicated Ant
One day a tin got up from a shelf bed and walked out of a house. With the tin went eighty six knives, ten plates, and a large laughing ladle. They reached the outside world...

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Categories: terminals, beauty,
Form: I do not know?
Beavers and Black Widow Spiders
" Beavers and Black Widow Spiders ... "

(From The Solomon Studies Series # 6)
(Eccl. 3: 11 / Prov. 6: 6 / Matt. 6: 26, 28, 29)



Beavers and Black Widow Spiders
Both Architecturally - Skilled

Beavers and Black...

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Categories: terminals, creation, insect, nature, spiritual,
Form: Couplet
Emotional Attraction
EMOTIONAL ATTRACTION

While in this world it seems opposites have attraction
Male - female, plus - minus, north - south, captain and crewman
Between these terminals, force yielded by interaction
Drives the machines of existence material and human

Another vector...

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Categories: terminals, creation, emotions,
Form: Verse
The Will To Want
© Ben Burton Feb 5, 2014

I view beauty with desire
But am seen through abstract eyes
Which begats a mystery
For I don't try to be that kind

The shattered pieces in my wake
As tea leaves wither in the...

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© Ben Burton  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: terminals, evil, farewell, metaphor, pain,
Form: Rhyme
The Times To Come
It won’t be long before we will see
breakdown of moral values and family,
Marriage won’t be sacred as of yore
we won’t see man and wife anymore.

The family will be considered a species rare
state protected and under...

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Categories: terminals, future,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Traveling Salesman
The four walls of this hotel room
Look the same as the four walls of the other
The name of the city where you happen to be
Is just another detail in which you smoother

The life of the...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: terminals, life, life,
Form: Rhyme
Ultimate Betrayal
Ultimate Betrayal

Two years ago my son 
family came for a weekend
Elated, I prepared the house
 for their comfort to tend

Within one hour of his arrival 
I heard a scream of terror
He seized and stopped breathing...

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Categories: terminals, childhood, death, depression, family, father, inspirational, loss,
Form: Rhyme
Dawn of Immortality
As second immortality has its dawn
Beyond it new powers top down will spawn
At its visage second abyss will look upon
Knowing it is superior as far as is concerned freedom’s flagstone

The four terminals increase, end of...

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Categories: terminals, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
New Bohemia
Welcome to New Bohemia 
where we’re looking for a leader.
The last one was murderous 
And we hung her for treason.
I’m hidden underground
it’s rebel hunting season.
But I’ve still got a family 
And I still need to...

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Categories: terminals, symbolism,
Form: I do not know?
Out Cry
How will our mood be good
When we have no good food

We have no jobs
So we sleep like mobs

They say we are lazy 
And we give up easily

Some of us then turn to touts and criminals
Our...

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Categories: terminals, black african american, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member checkout
I'm in line at a store, and I'm bored,
Typing on my phone, restless and alone.

I’ve got light-blue nails, like the sky or your eyes.
I like them, it’s my favorite color - I don’t know why.

I’m...

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Categories: terminals, age, family, grandmother, humanity, humor, old,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things