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Premium Member A Tall Tale
I must say Peter, I've had the most extraordinary day. It all started when I woke up this morning. I was brushing my teeth with this new toothpaste Pepsibrite and literally after just a few...

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Categories: unloaded, fantasy, fishing,
Form: Prose



Premium Member The Bakers Of Milton Creek
The sun was rising over Milton Creek, heralding the start of a new day
Two new residents were due in town, on the noon train from Santa Fe
William (Bill) and Sara Baker, both renowned as skilled...

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Categories: unloaded, america, humor, western,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Retired VIP Guest Hospitality Specialist: Land Trustee-PS
A pure Hawaiian of rare birth,
living a life somewhat carefree,
fed farm animals by this squirt,
sticks and stones were real toys indeed,
set trash ablaze, be on alert,
a barefoot country kid, that's me,
a runner on trails made...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unloaded, addiction, appreciation, blessing, dad, faith, hope, mom,
Form: Free verse
The Cat Who Stole Xmas
Where’s the tinsel that made the tree look cold
have not seen the popcorn that was hung so old
those huge colorful bulbs always got into a snag
 I did the tree back then and I just...

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Categories: unloaded, cat, christmas, funny,
Form: Free verse
Odyssey From Africa 15c
Odyssey from Africa 15c (Southland, continued...)

Being rich in skill and talent
He soon gained the feel and measure 
Of the boomerang’s employment 
Sent it arching near the treetops 
 
Then returning where it started
As the king...

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Categories: unloaded, adventure, africa, history, humanity, mythology, nature, voyage,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Peace, Love and the Power of the Dove
It is that time of season 
And for some reason 
They set out to hunt the dove 
Without even the need for murderous glove 
The doves are called mourning 
And without warning 
They will die...

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Categories: unloaded, 12th grade, animal, bird, destiny, evil, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Washington's Miracle, Part Ii
...It also left their powder pretty wet,
but their was something command had foreseen,
and they brought extra artillery guns,
less vulnerable to the moisture’s sheen.

Washington hoped they’d make it by midnight,
but they weather slowed down the whole...

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Categories: unloaded, america, conflict, courage, history, patriotic, war, winter,
Form: Epic
Two Lines Poetry 1
A Great Fun
We do majestic on the day of justice,
She will say plz keep quiet for God sake.

Your Misanthropy
Your every verbum has tranquility,
I'm starving for your misanthropy.

Your Gracious
Please don't come for my condolence,
Your gracious will...

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Categories: unloaded, care, love hurts, nice, poems, poetry, sad
Form: Rhyme
Emotions
Emotions***

It is easy for me to let my emotions govern my behavior, as I cope with my emotions.  Carefully, I am following the instructions of my Compass Health Clinician 111. Greg Richardson. Greg is...

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Categories: unloaded, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Massacre At William Henry, Part Iii
...Outside the French guns continued to screech,
a blast rocked them all, and opened a breach,
morale was fading, beginning to sag,
the next day the French sent out a truce flag.

Ned watched from afar, he could not...

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Categories: unloaded, america, conflict, courage, history, native american, power,
Form: Epic
Day of the Bees
Through her window,she could see nothing in the clear blue sky. 
Its deep colour was reflected in the calm waters 
Of the estuary  which spread out in the distance. 
Even the normal busy shipping...

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Categories: unloaded, war, people, rain, sound, summer, blue, people,
Form: Free verse
The Pheasant
The weather was just how I liked it
Looking like it would stay dry
The breeze had the sharp tinge of winter
Beneath a low overcast sky

The thick blackthorn hedgerow behind me
Bordered the tangled beech wood
In front was...

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© Roy May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unloaded, natureme, old, me, old,
Form: I do not know?
Big Hands Don
BIG HANDS DON
I s’pose I’ve been a cowboy since I was just a ‘teen
But I was herd’n bad guys, see I cowboy’d for the queen

I rode with lots of partners up and down the asphalt...

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Categories: unloaded, cowboy-western, funny, smile,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
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IN the desert with Stokker. 
 
We stayed five days with no food at all or water mabe some eye scrounged along 
the roadside there is almost no containers this far out on...

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Categories: unloaded, adventure, natural disasters, science fiction, visionary, day,
Form: Free verse
Comatose To Life
Comatose To Life

Somewhere on a small island called Penang, historically known as the Pearl Of The Orient…
There is a heartwarming tale of how tender loving care revived a comatose patient…

The patient is a fully qualified...

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Categories: unloaded, devotion, giving, inspiration, meaningful, miracle, recovery from,
Form: Narrative
Bitter Harbor
BITTER HARBOR

The ships of fate come into Bitter Harbor
And dock along its lavish countryside.
How long each stays is up to where the dock is;
Some tarry long, some others rare abide.
If one comes in and docks...

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Categories: unloaded, anger,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Soup Creek Ink Or Computer
Last July I was going west,                                             looking for my pot of gold.  ...

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Categories: unloaded, humor, july, poets, smile, uplifting, western, writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Canoeing the Mississippi - Part 5
'Camp Chippewa, ' its tennis and rifle range, X-Class sailing, 
And classic 'Old Town' canvas covered wooden canoes, 
Not the low-class aluminum canoes of a 'Camp Thunderbird.'
Cass Lake - garden of the Mississippi's hidden currents,...

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Categories: unloaded, boat, dream, journey, nature,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Sunset Over the Landfill
Turbulant radient red sky with sheet swirl mashed potato
cloud mush peered lazily through a curious brown
haze of dirty armpit fizz, enlisted somewhere
bewteen a prebeginning solar start dot deposit burst peak
and a futuristic nuclear waste singulsr...

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Categories: unloaded, change, environment, how i feel, me, pain,
Form: Free verse
A Different Kind of Love
|was at my depths end,
Worn out and not knowing
What to do...
To save me....

The  miles I drove...
So alone kept me
Wondering why
Did I do this...

All alone through
The night shifting gears
In the moon light
just me and the...

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Categories: unloaded, animalsplaces,
Form: Prose Poetry
Tapir
Although I am raising a tapir,
I don't know since when.

I don't know 
where he came from or how I wound up in raising him;
I am raising him only because he is there by my side....

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unloaded, poetry, , cute,
Form: Free verse
The Burial Or Resurrection
I've been running a race where at the finish line
death and destruction was present.
bounded by the chains coming from the illusions of the mind,
fighting a losing battle with the desires of the flesh,
when my souls...

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Categories: unloaded, death, life, people, god, god, life, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tree Top Dancers
Tree Top Dancers
and Circus Clowns

The neighbors moved away. 
They said nothing to anyone, 
they just left. 
New people took the home. 
There was a big truck. 
It was full of boxes, 
and a TV. 

It...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unloaded, death of a friend, mystery, nostalgia, perspective,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Mad Dog Milt - Return To Soup Creek
As Mad Dog Milt wanders back into the town
Caressing his trigger, his face wears a frown
Six months in the hills but it’s time to return
And somebody somewhere is going to burn

Six months of life as...

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Categories: unloaded, western,
Form: Rhyme
Desert Ambience
--The Howling Wind and a Camel’s Hump-- 

Considering that all life’s matters are not special of but ordinary things, 
surviving is just another perspective on life. I unloaded the weight of life nonchalantly, on the...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unloaded, anxiety, life, metaphor, wind, perspective,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things