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Andrew and Mario
Cuomos goose up New York's scenario Today Andrew; yesterday, Mario -- They think they're ladies' men Each one a 'real gem' -- Andrew's the unlucky lothario...
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Gershon Wolf
Categories:
celebrity, kiss, new york,
Form:
Limerick
forest haiku
silent forest sleeps misty river bends timeless dawn awakes anew...
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Quoth TheRaven
Categories:
new year, old, senses,
Form:
Haiku
My Environs
My environs, filled with sirens, Rarely seems serene. Add some snow plows to the mix And picture what I mean. Yes, it’s gritty in the city But, in years gone by, There was vibrancy as well, A permanent supply. Now the flavor I’d...
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ilene bauer
Categories:
city, new york,
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Rhyme
Happy New Lunar Year
With beautiful heart Should we wish the perfect start? It's Lunar New Year!...
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Lina Druskiene
Categories:
new year,
Form:
Haiku
Crooklyn
Brooklyn, New York is my hometown, There's always something going down. So many different places, Religions, and races, Walking so fast you'll only get a glimpse of their faces. A huge melting pot located in the County of Kings, Where...
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Jennifer Hess
Categories:
new,
appreciation, childhood, city, happiness,
Form:
Rhyme
New Beginnings
New Beginnings Now with the new year, comes a time for reflection Each and every one of us may have encountered devastation Whatever the issue we have had to face Being able to start again and focus on the...
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Char Eleanor Cooper
Categories:
new year,
Form:
Acrostic
Voorhies Avenue
I dream of a time when it was raining. skies draped in sheets of nighttime I'm hiding... barefoot I feel the sensation of the chills sent up my spine by the cold windowsill. the lights on the streets blurred the pavement glimmered what...
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Maeve Stefanek
Categories:
childhood, happy, new york,
Form:
Free verse
Changes
Too many people are sick and dying; So many families are upset and crying. Violence has erupted and lives are devastated: The world is filled with fear and hatred. 2021 is finally here: We need to make some drastic changes...
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Duane Crichlow
Categories:
new,
anti bullying, change, corruption,
Form:
Verse
New Beginnings
New Year's starts after all the holidays. ...
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Paula Goldsmith
Categories:
new,
food, holiday, humorous, motivation,
Form:
Acrostic
New Beginnings
New-borns are the Epitome of new beginnings With whole lifetimes ahead of them. Bright futures await Everyone who seizes opportunities Given to them Instead of focusing on minor disabilities. New Year’s Days always remind...
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L MILTON HANKINS
Categories:
new year,
Form:
Acrostic
Watching The News
Glued to the TV Can't stop surfing news channels Want to know it all Nothing on TV Can hold my attention like MSNBC CNN has me Mesmerized with interviews Larry King is 'King' But it's all fake news My apologies to King He does tell the...
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Jeff W. Watson
Categories:
new,
age, allusion, america, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
Now We're Talking
NOW WE'RE TALKING "Priorities back in order, let's talk about vaccines, and save lives" Indiana Shaw . . . "Now it starting to feel like a New Year" . . . : ) ...
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Indiana Shaw
Categories:
community, confidence, happy, new
Form:
Monoku
Underground New Yorkers
We come out in full force after the oldies die in their beds Some are wearing dog collars with spikes, and leather chaps We crawl out of our day jobs, dragging our electric guitars The gyrating and strobe...
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
new york,
Form:
Free verse
Manhattan Manahatta Memories
Upon asking a lone Lenape what happened to their tribal home; so soulful that he barely told me the tragic tale of how it had gone. The white man thought he coyly took it a thing that he can't ever...
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Greg Gaul
Categories:
new,
earth, lost, memory, native
Form:
Rhyme
tools
You have many tools to help you Love as God would. Inside your shed there is a wheelbarrow With this you can move the earth. ...
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vernon witmer
Categories:
new,
career, dedication, education, god,
Form:
Free verse
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