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Constructive Critism
There's consequences in all we say and do 
Go forward and walk your walk and I'll go ahead and talk my talk 
Quite distraught due to the fact that you're too good to be true
I...

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Categories: yoke, deep,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Pencils In September
I smell like pencils in September.
After they’ve been brought to that…to the machine hanging on the closet wall where our coats, our boots, our bags, and nonsense lived.

You stared me in the eyes, since the...

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Categories: yoke, 3rd grade, america, betrayal, child, child abuse,
Form: Free verse
In the silky night, dotted with mystery
In the silky night, dotted with mystery,
Where the moon's thread weaves shadows on the paths,
The heart, a thin garment, a flash in the ether,
Listens as the time from the hourglass seeps away,
And its rhythm, a...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: yoke, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Escape of the Bluesman's Song
Within the frame a sepia scene
a dusty porch   a rickety chair   
the fabric of your dusky face creased
with ceaseless sunbaked woes
your old pair of getaway feet gives 
a different walk of...

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Categories: yoke, africa, america, grief, racism, slavery, song, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Inferiority Complex As a Kid, Adolescent and Emerging Adult
Inferiority complex as a kid, adolescent and emerging adult

Yours truly (an amazingly,
gracefully, and markedly modest
passively aging baby boomer -
formerly introverted long haired
pencil necked geek),
prattling wordsmith doth behold
nostalgic memories regarding father
(Boyce Brandon Harris)
long ago lapsed decades

during...

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Categories: yoke, 11th grade, 12th grade, 1st grade, 2nd
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Castle's Mysteries Nursery Rhyme
                      


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Categories: yoke, fairy,
Form: Rhyme
Easter as interpreted by one
Easter as interpreted by one...

rebated, rebelled, rebirthed, rebooted, 
and rebuked courtesy 
one ill shod Unitarian atheist,
who means NOT to affect
any sacrilegious fallout
nor offend devoutly religious 
man, woman, or child,
when the most important 
Christian holiday notated,...

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Categories: yoke, adventure, bible, celebration, christian, easter, family, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Lamentations 1
How deserted lies the city, once so full of people!
How like a widow is she, who once was great among the nations!
She who was queen among the provinces, has now become a slave.
Bitterly she weeps...

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© Chui Munga  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: yoke, abuse, anger, anxiety, assonance, betrayal, bullying, butterfly,
Form: Free verse
Yoke of Life
I received so many wonderful gifts
I'm thankful and oh so grateful
I had a good amount of uplifting lifts
Life is so abundant and beautiful 

Spill it all to the floor some more
I heard you shut the...

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Categories: yoke, angst, deep,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Soul Cry
"Pick -A- Title Vol 42 Poetry Contest"

"Cry for the soul that will not face the body" Dory Previn 

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Categories: yoke, journey, life, self, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Flood, Christ's Death
(Necessary, Sufficient – Why? How?)

Was the ‘Death of Christ’ needful? Can ‘Mind of God’ change?
Might the rainbow then signal ‘Repentance,’ a sign
God does grow and responds too, to changes wrath wrought?
Were there souls saved by...

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Categories: yoke, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Devil's Little Red Book - Rev 2
(A Guide For New Minions)

1. It is much easier to hate those you know nothing about.
2. Always remember that when you kill someone they are no longer feeling pain. Prolong other's misery whenever possible.
3. The...

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Categories: yoke, evil,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Halloween Tale, Poetic Dream of Raven, Poe and I
Halloween Tale, Poetic Dream Of Raven, Poe And I
(Not a contest entry)

When into an unearthed slumber I fell
An accursed storm came with its black tail
Within isles of swirling doom and gloom
I woke, a prisoner in...

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Categories: yoke, dark, dream, evil, halloween, imagination, october, raven,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Rest
Rest now
O restless heart
released in ebb   to flow

ride the other side of the king tide rising
buoyant your movement in rise with the waves
Rise! to beyond where breakers break long-suffering shores
pitiless the grind of...

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Categories: yoke, death, freedom, heaven, journey, life, spiritual, universe,
Form: Free verse
Easter As Interpreted By One
Easter as interpreted by one...
rebated, rebirthed rebooted, and rebuked
ill shod Unitarian atheist

Though avast percentage
of stonehenge temple piloted ghosts,
harking back millennia
constantly zip unseen thru aerospace,
they unwittingly espy
woolly sheep hush fleeced herd
profoundly religious peep pulls
plodding fast as...

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Categories: yoke, allegory, angel, appreciation, body, celebration, creation, easter,
Form: Free verse
Broken Disciple
Broken Disciple

My pilgrims journey started out strong
9 years and a decade later my story and song 
Have turned into a heartless cycle
May I share about a broken disciple?

Took up my yoke and followed thee
‘Twas an...

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Categories: yoke, anxiety, baptism, bereavement, character, courage, heaven, hurt,
Form: Rhyme
True Love Given Reflections of Love
Moments to Reflect
True Love

As I look up into the night sky, oh what a beautiful sight the stars shining are so bright. I think about my Lord and my heart swells and fills with so...

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Categories: yoke, faith, inspirational, love, life, father, me, heart,
Form: Prose
True Love
Moments to Reflect
True Love

As I look up into the night sky, oh what a beautiful sight the stars shining are so bright. I think about my Lord and my heart swells and fills with so...

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Categories: yoke, faith, inspirational, love, life, father, me, heart,
Form: Prose
Woundering
Moments to Reflect
Wondering
As I look up into the night sky, oh what a beautiful sight the stars shining are so bright. I think about my Lord and my heart swells and fills with so much...

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Categories: yoke, christian, encouraging, spiritual,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Regarding Merit
Regarding merit: absent, missing, void
Of all redeeming qualities, save one,
The apple of His eye, His "very good.”
Was He, in pleasant garden, much annoyed
When they His one divine decree did shun
To taste forbidden fruit because they...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: yoke, creation,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member What I Want For You
DEDICATED TO ALL
MY CHILDREN NEAR AND FAR.
 
What is in my heart for you -
Is what has been in my heart- period dot, dot, dot. 
My heart is filled. 
Brimming with love for you ...

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Categories: yoke, mentor,
Form: Prose Poetry
My Little Boy
MY LITTLE BOY
				by

			JOHN M. ARRIBAS		


Its so hard for me to accept and understand
Why fate dealt me such an unpleasant hand
I was perfectly happy as a household companion
I never had a cause of my own to...

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Categories: yoke, anxiety, baby, deep, depression, heartbreak, introspection, joy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Seasons of Time
The universe is all abloom with seasons, diamonds left in wakes of stars (1)
(whose flowers linger) viewed through lenses binding star’s birth to its death,
its ghost, perhaps, not there at all for life to visit...

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Categories: yoke, faith, science,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member For My Father In Law
He was a man of few words, except for what had to be heard or said,
Loving, caring and gentle this simplest of souls, proud in respect,
And reverence always bowing his head to a higher powers...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: yoke, dedication, devotion, father, grandfather, love, memory, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Whips of History - 2
Gentlemen,  behold, the wild yet curious Laurentia, an unexplored beauty,
Welcome to Utica, Latifundium Africanus Magnus
I am Titus, the overseer of this plantation wherein sweat will pay and you will stay
learn your tasks as a...

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Categories: yoke, history, passion, poetry,
Form: Crown of Sonnets

Book: Reflection on the Important Things