Long Unvisited Poems
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Immortal
You and I,
together have learn t
the meaning of love;
together painted our world
with the colors of love.
Colors of everlasting memories..
Sailed the seven seas
as I am your strength
and you are mine..
Soared the skies
exceeding all boundaries,
as I...
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Categories:
unvisited, death, faith, inspirational, loveme, world, heart, heart,
Form:
Elegy
A Happy Place
I. Creation
Before the troubles of the world infect the soul
The magic of imagination creates a womb
Devoid of torment, pain, and stress. Rainforests,
Jungles, beaches, other worlds of elation where
You are always the victor in battle,...
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Categories:
unvisited, childhood, introspection, life, mystery, philosophyworld, home, home,
Form:
I do not know?
Sailor and I
Spiraling sensations of heightened instability cascade through an unsuspecting conscience, a chaotic whirlpool engulfs the psyche in seas of self inflicted torment and despair, illogically intertwined with fleeting moments of delusions, escape and grandeur, torn...
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Categories:
unvisited, confusion, dark, depression, emotions, future, self, stress,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Window Seat
Excuse me Miss
I have no intention of harming your shade,
But the seat you left vacant for me is rather
absent.
Absent of roses I could finally romance into
smelling, absent of yin that could relax...
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Categories:
unvisited, analogy, change, deep, inspiration, metaphor, peace, success,
Form:
Free verse
Brain Computer Interface
It has just begun.
The maps have unraveled in topographic templates, unmarked by geographic spaces.
They’ve been replaced by frequencies emerging from what we once knew as separate places.
For a place is but a point in space,...
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Categories:
unvisited, betrayal, computer, corruption, internet, life, political, technology,
Form:
Free verse
And the Snow Was Somehow the Cause of the Maloccluded Door
Earlier in the month but lately begun,
(Or was it perhaps the last one, the one before-November?
I know of a surety that it was a time uncoated by congeries
Of most alabastrine snow, and that...
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Categories:
unvisited, adventure, allegory, allusion, anniversary, assonance, beautiful, betrayal,
Form:
I do not know?
The 12-And-A-Half Advantage
1874….
The spectacularly lacey ferns rose up and fluffed themselves as self-appointed front-drops to the hidden cave.
Thus insuring this scene would remain a secret, secluded, unvisited spot for the next four or five hundred...
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Categories:
unvisited, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th
Form:
Free verse
At This Heart
A child is dead in the heart of men
a lonely grave sits unattended
who do such a thing I heard them say
to someone they had once befriended
who would have the child abandoned
i look to the gates...
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Categories:
unvisited, introspection, social, child, child, grave, men, moon,
Form:
Ballad
Capability of Collective Consciousness
The imagination was giddy with fervent anticipation
A beautifully comforting breeze
soothed the mind from every conceivable direction
while also invigorating the playfulness associated with imminent invention
Another day provides additional time
for the creation and nourishment of an idea
Another...
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Categories:
unvisited, introspection, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Last Year's Nests
I viewed them the spring before – robins in our grass
and swallows flying circles around the front of the house.
Weeks later I spied their nests -
the swallows’ under an eave of our garage
and the robins’...
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Categories:
unvisited, bird,
Form:
Free verse
Nancy Manxome Wifle
The Manxome little Minx
Stood beneath illustrious Boa-bob tree
She scratched her left butt cheek
With grazed grass stained knees
Stared pon the ghostly forms gibbering with fear
That Nancy (her name) might manhandle their ears
And drag them petrified, within...
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Categories:
unvisited, fantasy,
Form:
I do not know?
Serendipity
By happenstance, I found you
And my once empty, sullen heart
...
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Categories:
unvisited, destiny, life, love, metaphor, poetry, repetition,
Form:
Free verse
A Poem To End All Contest Poems
Imagine if this was my last poetry poem contest
My creative juice would drink itself!
I'd find myself staring wistfully into an engulfing abyss.
I'd title my last contest poem, "Creative Death"
If this was my last poetry contest...
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Categories:
unvisited, perspective, poetry, write,
Form:
Free verse
Graves Unvisited
Go to where the air is thinnest
where snow leopards stalk granite paths
where pray flags slap cherry faced spirits
where nature is conceived.. unforgiving
go to where the air is thinnest-
Go to where hearts caress clouds
where ice...
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Categories:
unvisited, animal,
Form:
Free verse
Maybe I'Ve Grown, Just a Little
**This poem is a letter to another poem I wrote years ago titled "They Come Out at Night" which I'll post in a bit.**
I wrote a poem yesterday
but it didn't feel the same.
These...
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Categories:
unvisited, age, poems, poetry, poets, words, write, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Dot
A waterfall is neither a moon beam nor is it icing dripping from a big cake. It is wise to build fortresses of ice in skating weather but skiing weather cannot make the deadline so...
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Categories:
unvisited, beautiful,
Form:
I do not know?
Age Has Not Aged
we gathered lilacs
you&I
in that faroff land
...
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Categories:
unvisited, love, romance,
Form:
Verse
Thanking a Guest
Here I am,
All lost but you,
Still being my north star, leading through
My darkest hour, hope it’s before the dawn
And won’t be long before I see my sun.
I...
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Categories:
unvisited, how i feel,
Form:
I do not know?
Invisible
They really don't know me.
My existence doesn't affect them.
Unseen on the crowded streets.
Just another passing breeze.
A name not even carelessly whispered.
Just another number.
I'm falling through the cracks.
An echoless scream resounds in my ears.
And so it...
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Categories:
unvisited, depression,
Form:
Free verse
Ghosts
How many Mary Celestes sail
On the uncharted oceans of your mind?
How many lost souls vainly flail
To clamber on board, how many left behind?
So many unvisited ports
Beckon, tantalize and tease.
Does one survive on life’s orts
And...
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Categories:
unvisited, allegory, conflict, introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
In Virtue I Sin
It was Hemingway
early
And Dickinson
late
Those early
exposures
The trail of
my wake
No bar left
unvisited
Or brawl left
unfought
No school that could
...
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Categories:
unvisited, sin,
Form:
Rhyme
In Virtue I Sin
It was Hemingway
early
And Dickinson
late
Those early
exposures
The trail of
my wake
No bar left
unvisited
Or brawl left
unfought
No school that could
...
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Categories:
unvisited, writing,
Form:
Rhyme