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Premium Member Straight To Hell - a Short Story
I was a seventeen year old senior in a coed, catholic high school.  Our gym classes however were still all boys and all girls.  My senior year we had gym every other day...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twenty eight, life, day, school, teacher, me, old, class,
Form: Narrative



Nascent Poetic Tribute To Black History Month
Nascent poetic tribute to black history month...
crafted before onset when people of color  
got acknowledged for twenty eight or nine days
depending if leap year occurred. 

Though I yam Caucasian,
rightful to honor most bitter
racist genocidal...

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Categories: twenty eight, abuse, dream, evil, february, grave, hate, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Engraved in stone
She watched the demolition team enter her old school. In the next few days it would be raised to the ground. The end of an era she thought, Christ, it was depressing.
Suddenly a thought entered...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twenty eight, baby, death, love,
Form: Free verse
Look Through Any Window
If you could look through any window
Of any house on any given street,
You might find yourself quite surprised 
At the variety of people you would meet.

The couple at number twenty-three
Have been married nearly seven years
They...

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Categories: twenty eight, community,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member World's End
Part 1

This is a true story about world’s end,
But don’t freak out for it was long ago
God’s message must have been garbled
That the prophet’s prophecy failed you know.

And since those days in fifty eight
Such prophecies...

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Categories: twenty eight, life, , cute,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Castle On White Otter Lake
The Castle On White Otter Lake

That rustic, old log castle
Stands facing the lake.
Built by hand, by one man
To acknowledge his presence,
In a changing world, he felt
He could not participate in.
And so chose to live like...

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Categories: twenty eight, endurance, nature, tribute,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Christmas In Summer
The third surgery didn’t work
He tells her there can be another one. 
He lies. Struggles to look in her eyes

She apologizes from a restless state
"I Won’t be here to see them graduate.
I won’t live to...

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Categories: twenty eight, cancer, celebration, christmas, devotion, family, heartbroken, i
Form: Free verse
Premium Member On Driving Drunk
another 1970s piece --


An old, inebriated man came stumbling from the bar.
I watched as he collapsed beside the front door of his car.

He used the handle on the door to struggle to his feet,
Then turned...

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Categories: twenty eight, death,
Form: Narrative
The Forgotten Voices
The date
July Twenty Eight
The year, 1914
The War which we feared 
It began, something we could not foresee
This date, still haunters me
To this very day
Those bewailing screams
And those traumatic scenes
Words to do not to justify 
The...

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Categories: twenty eight, conflict, courage, depression, military, veterans day, violence,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member As For Me I Believe
It is the winter of 1980.
I’m twenty-eight years young, 
Driving a red Mustang with glass T-tops,
Feeling all of my awesome sassiness, from toe
To Afro, when I notice the cards driving ahead of me
Are all slowing...

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Categories: twenty eight, adventure, angel, blessing, christian, jesus, miracle, spiritual,
Form: Metrical Tale
Premium Member Another Year With You
ANOTHER YEAR WITH YOU

Unto the night sky, I see a lace of stars twinkling bright
and far beyond the moon with a grin of mystique light
I welcome the thought that two nights from now,
year 2015 will...

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Categories: twenty eight, character, christian, life, love, prayer, spiritual, thanksgiving,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member The Genocide At Wounded Knee
On December the twenty eight in the year eighteen ninety
Major Samuel Whitside was on patrol, with the seventh cavalry
When they sighted a party of Indians from the Lakota nation
And told them they'd be escorted to...

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Categories: twenty eight, america, death, military, murder, native american,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Anglo-Norman Arising
the wealth of norman England is poised to grow
  towns enlarge, markets exchange, a fresh fertilising sprinkled culture
  kingdoms extend with numbers reducing
  old and new empires jostle, reshaping across continents and...

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© Ian Love  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twenty eight, england, history, identity, immigration, language, people, social,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Ludix-Rym -Five Decades An Adult
My first ten years (or childhood), I'd say were pretty great.
although my confidence could easily deflate.
To be a teen - For this I could not wait!
I wanted a nice boyfriend and loved that first big...

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Categories: twenty eight, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Strokin' - Part Three and Part Four
STROKIN’: PART THREE
THE FULLBACK

He was twenty-eight yards and
thirty-two seconds from the end of a career
He had broken several bones, had a permanent
limp, knew the burden of performance to be an
unforgiving weight like the heavy black...

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Categories: twenty eight, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
If Only
Everybody hates Marx
the creator of communism
Lets make the preliterate
rise to attack the Borghese

yet is that not Karma
Friedrich Engels Family
owned large textile factories in Salford 
an area in greater Manchester, England

Mary Burn an illiterate
working-class Irish woman,
showed...

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Categories: twenty eight, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
A Woman of Her Times, Part I
She was born as Holly Clarkson
in the year 1993,
and for most of her early days
she lived life uneventfully.

She grew up outside of London,
went to uni and married well,
had her first kid at twenty-six,
you would not...

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Categories: twenty eight, adventure, age, children, history, mystery, science fiction,
Form: Epic
Karl Marx
Karl Marx
created the communist manifesto
because looking at the capitalist world
the wealthy abused the poor

The wealthy enjoyed abundant lifestyles
well everybody else became slaves money
the wealthy getting wealthier 
well wages were eroded 

Marx was a trained economist
women...

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Categories: twenty eight, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
What's Behind Biden's Open Boarders and Why You Shouldn'T Support Hamas
It should come to you as no real surprise, that the selfsame pro-choice and 
infanticide of twenty eight days to murder their newborn children, who survived 
abortion.  Most likely even if they were never...

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Categories: twenty eight, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Narrative
Shackles
If the voice in Heaven did speak
His would be the last true voice
To speak and command me to be well
I was born with a broken heart
That formed an invisible shackle
Not fixed by the servant of...

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© Sera Phim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twenty eight, beautiful, beauty, bereavement, death, desire,
Form: Blank verse
Bourgeoisie Communism
We can all look down into the depths of slavery
to the crippling effects of ownership
that our ancestors allowed to control the world 
slaves used and abused, raped and whipped

Yet slavery was not the only abuse...

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Categories: twenty eight, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
The New Axis of Evil Part One
More than seventy years ago, during WW 11, the original Axis of evil nations first existed.

It was the nations of Germany and of Japan that spear headed that former Axis of evil nations. Concerning the...

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Categories: twenty eight, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Narrative
Island Escape
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It’s hot. Twenty eight degrees.The bronze tanning oil drips ever so slowly
aside my nose. I adjust my position on the sand and wipe my eye. 
I sigh and catch my breath on the heat. 
Eye...

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© Ian Foley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twenty eight, places, life, me, thank you, life, may,
Form: Narrative
Self-Scrutiny
What enables me to infuse life with such meaning and my activity of cognition to understand a black and white humanity approach???

How did i discover such uncommon grounds in mist of struggles that has steered...

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Categories: twenty eight, abuse, anxiety, conflict, environment, thank you,
Form: Rhyme
The Customers of Tomorrow
Wanting to make a better life
poverty and suffering 
how many wars are created
by the abuse of the poor

Mary Burns 
Showed Friedrich Engels
through the Cotton factories 
of Manchester

Woman died by the age of twenty eight
breathing the...

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Categories: twenty eight, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative

Book: Shattered Sighs