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MANIFOLD MATTERS
How can someone so small Maneuver a beast so big Intimidated by task ahead She sits behind the wheel ...and drives Every moment on the road Sounds and creaks emerge Obstacles surround, on every side She must quickly diverge ...the path When darkness comes She shivers and quakes with fear Heightened senses prickle and poke Something, unknown, sinister, is near ...to see Hidden, hidden, every freaking thing is hidden Why can't...

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Categories: manifold, universe,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wild Marigolds Manifold
they've captured sunshine a vast sea of waving blooms yellow orange gold a noontime vision with the bluebirds and robins scarlet butterflies tiffany blue skies and the beauty of chaos a green green summer...

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Categories: manifold, beauty, bird, butterfly, color,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member My Small Dreams Magnified Manifold
My small dreams magnified so manifold, the wide wings of soaring desire they grew, the miniscule mind could no longer hold, turning to birds in ardent air they flew. They sailed to horizon rising anew, through the clefts of darkened clouds floating cold, where silence drizzled with the twilight hue, my small dreams magnified so...

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Categories: manifold, analogy, dream, hope, life,
Form: Rondeau Redouble
Premium Member Manifold Joys
Rejoice my brothers and my sisters cause the grief that fills our hearts today for manifold joys would be exchanged in heaven tomorrow! © Demetrios Trifiatis 10 APRIL 2020...

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Categories: manifold, grief, heaven, joy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Lasting Impressions Art Made Manifold
picturesque theories fields in floods reflections of trees in water waterfalls decorations ...

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Categories: manifold, art,
Form: Verse



Beyond the Papery, Lined Realms of the Manifold Pages of My Triadic Notebooks
A silly superstition enwraps and grips me, It holds me and will not loosen its vile, crushing deathgrip: It is a numerical one, this foolish superstition to which I have my subscription, For this is the numerological sorcerous fallacy to which I've subscribed: That, as I have yet published a baker's dozen of poems hereon, (Though this...

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Categories: manifold, age, allegory, allusion, analogy,
Form: I do not know?
Manifold Blessings
Shadows stretch, and hungrily they gobble up the cold and homeless, Joe and Mary shiver, searching street fronts for some sign of meekness. Mary's pregnant, Joe is jobless, faith and hope belie their plight, all is dark, but wait, a flicker penetrates the inky night. Ken and Ted's auto repair shop, first to greet the business day, a welcome in with smiles and hugs,...

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Categories: manifold, christmas,
Form: Verse
Manifold Blessings a Poem For the Season
Shadows stretch, and hungrily they gobble up the cold and homeless, Joe and Mary shiver, searching street fronts for some sign of meekness. Mary's pregnant, Joe is jobless, helplessness their plight, all is dark, but wait, a flicker penetrates the inky night. Ken and Ted's auto repair shop, first to greet the business day, a welcome in with smiles and hugs, our supplicants have...

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Categories: manifold, christmas,
Form: Quatrain
Manifold Blessings a Poem For the Season
Shadows stretch, and hungrily they gobble up the cold and homeless, Joe and Mary shiver, searching street fronts for some sign of meekness. Mary's pregnant, Joe is jobless, faith and hope belie their plight, all is dark, but wait, a flicker penetrates the inky night. Ken and Ted's auto repair shop, first to greet the business day, a welcome in with smiles and hugs,...

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Categories: manifold, christmas,
Form: Quatrain
The Lord Manifold Glorification
I adore my LORD, More than a pastor,pope or muhammad. And I am highly favoured and blessed. For I adore to exault the LORD,above all creature!...

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Categories: manifold, devotion,
Form: Burlesque
Manifold Blessings
Shadows stretch, and hungrily they gobble up the cold and homeless, Joe and Mary shiver, searching street fronts for some sign of meekness. Mary is pregnant, Joe is jobless, faith and hope belie their plight, all is dark, but wait, a flicker penetrates the inky night. Ken and Ted's auto repair shop, first to greet the business day, a welcome in with smiles and...

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Categories: manifold, devotion, family, love,
Form: Quatrain

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