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Premium Member Smog
I gaze upon a moon so full and bright beneath my feet
The stillness of unbroken waters where reflections meet
The creaking and the straining as the old bridge wants me rid
Shall not give me cause to...

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Categories: weak kneed, horror,
Form: Narrative



Come Unto Her
Come unto her not with pious words from a pulpit’s herd of unsure-footed sheep.  Rather, come unto her with deeds that her lamb needs, your bloody knee spurs speak to hers.

Come unto her not...

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Categories: weak kneed, devotion, romance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member British Angels

                    THREE  BRITISH ANGELS



Three daughters of Britain, in a dance class,
their lives were viciously taken!
But,...

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Categories: weak kneed, children, dance, death, freedom, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Wrong Pick
1. How didn’t I know an expensive dress
can cover a straggly skin?
my attention has now been diverted
to an escape as this voluptuary being
puts me under a deadly review
a lesson adequately learnt but with burnt tonsils.

Chorus
Where...

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Categories: weak kneed, angst, anxiety, fate, relationship, romance, rude,
Form: Lyric
Fly
Standing cautiously at  precipice, leaning 
backwards-looks down.
Sudden thrust, feet leave ground, heart 
pounding. He leaps.

He doesn't fall, reassuring earth beneath 
spoils adventure.
Heart craves-helpless feeling of fall, 
thrilling freedom & fear enslaved.
And fear enslaved rational...

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© Viraj Shah  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: weak kneed, adventure
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Day My Life Went Tipsy
The day my life went tipsy, weak-kneed and rosy, I met a boyish-man. He had a sidewinder-‘stache and I suddenly fell for a hairy man. Tickled lips like those propose suddenly to a starry-eyed sailor...

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Categories: weak kneed, love,
Form: Haibun
A Letter To Myself
A Letter to Myself



Should I give up writing
Seems all this bleating and wailing
Bemoaning this lot of love
I am allocated to feel
But never touch

Should I stop showing the world
Such a pitiful and pathetic face
As it twists...

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Categories: weak kneed, loveme,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Old Bob
OLD BOB

Tell ya bout old Bob
Long bout O-One he lost his job
Twernt much ova job    I fear
Hadn’t been fer many a year
Standin out front a this here super store
Welcoming folk in ...

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Categories: weak kneed, life, old, old,
Form: Free verse
Too Late
The night would steal his love away 
across the bridge of the moon. 
He knew that it might try one day, 
But it has come that bit too soon. 

It cut itself a creature, 
From...

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© Paul James  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: weak kneed, adventure, angst, sadnight, love, night,
Form: I do not know?
Words of a Ghost
When did I die for you?
When was the moment I ceased to exist
Becoming no more than a shadowy memory
Another conquest amongst so many others
Another notch on your belt and a heart thrust away
Shattered into kaleidoscope...

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Categories: weak kneed, lost loveme, me,
Form: Free verse
Doubt
A wandering wavering wind bleeding doubt
wraps tightly ‘round its' victim
in a masterful landscaped sketch of anger
it falters and stumbles
in its' indecisive nature
that at times sways around
the arch of a sword
determined only to find the truth...

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Categories: weak kneed, angst, fear, nature, truth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In This Moment
In this moment, choosing release
We thus give birth to freedom's seed
Doing nothing, as we unfreeze
Head and heart allow love to lead

God’s love and light is our soul's need
With no cravings left to appease
Yielding neither to...

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Categories: weak kneed, god, light, love, spiritual,
Form: Rondeau Redouble
Ebola
Ebola
By Linda Hays-Gibbs
A horrible deathly disease has spread 
With terrible swiftness and silent dread
Our people with frantic astonishment seek
Why does our government seem so weak
Not only do they  expose our children to it
They won't...

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Categories: weak kneed, africa, body, caregiving, death, feelings, grief, health,
Form: Ballad
A Confronting
My soul in me to anger stirs, and I
Like a panther that cannot prowl my home
Pushed back from the forest invaded, to die
Edged by concrete; attacked if dare I roam
My own God-given habitat, shall then
I...

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Categories: weak kneed, black african american, may, me,
Form: Sonnet

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