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Once upon a time no fairy tale
From the start, you have made assumptions. I had something or I was someone. It was all in your wild imaginations, I did not plan it to happen. I meant no harm, was really innocent. I did not lie, pretend or act, To deceive, hurt or harm you deliberately. Just that I did not know you, Not well at all to correct you, To...

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Categories: once upon a time, autumn, destiny, emotions, fate,
Form: Free verse
Once Upon A Time
I used to look to the sky, I used to play with the clouds, I used to talk to the moon, I used to love butterflies and rainbows too. I used to run free I used to love absolutely Everything I used to believe Friends are Forever I used to believe The words I would hear Now I trust nothing and No One I now see clear I've been...

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Categories: once upon a time, absence, anger, anxiety, betrayal,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Once Upon A Time
The depth of our love is immeasurable when hearts are bequeathed passion divine and luminous lucid unforgettable dreamscapes are entwined from heartbeat to heartbeat symbolizing a glorious connection of love completely luxurious and refined so lustrous with an ardor of seductive majesty that pulsates from tender tendrils of our soul How did this world, this love, fade away? ...

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Categories: once upon a time, love,
Form: Free verse
Once upon a time
Once upon a time, in a world spun of gold, Where mountains were diamonds and oceans, untold, A love like no other was born in the air, Between a king and a queen—no love could compare. The king saw the queen from a tower of light, Her beauty, it shattered the stars of the night. With every glance, the planets stood...

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Categories: once upon a time, i love you, i
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member playgrounds once upon a time
once upon a time in the fifties and sixties school playgrounds had small merry-go-rounds and teeter totters aka seesaws our slides were as tall as our nine story school house safety was not a big deal no one wore helmets or kneepads our job was to play have adventures and love our life I miss those playgrounds...

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Categories: once upon a time, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse



Once upon a time
Once upon a time A woman began to rhyme And found it was fun!...

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Categories: once upon a time, fun,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Once Upon a Time
"Once Upon a Time" “Once upon a time” we lived in silence. No one cared to listen, anyhow. The quiet overwhelming was a stillness, imprisonment imposed upon "slave style." “Once upon a time” was not forever. The voices persevered above the din. With vibrato they demanded human freedom. Despite a sanctioned silence, they got in. “Once upon a time” for now is never, cessation of...

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Categories: once upon a time, abuse, moving on, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
ONCE UPON A TIME IN NIGERIA
Once upon a time in Nigeria Lived a storyteller with a voice like the wind His parables, like whispers, traveled far and wide Touching every corner, stirring every mind. He wrote of a land where the yam was king Where the ancestors’ drums forever sing. He told of Okonkwo, fierce and proud In a village where...

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Categories: once upon a time, 12th grade, africa,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Once Upon a Time
"N/A in Open Poetry 8" “Nothing gold can stay” Title of short poem by Robert Frost Once upon a time I was a stream that trickled along carefree, knowing nothing of the mighty river ...

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Categories: once upon a time, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Once Upon A Time In Milton Creek The Conclusion
It was still quite dark in Milton Creek, and it had just gone four When Tom arrived at the sheriff's office, and knocked on his door The Sheriff quickly opened up and beckoned Tom, to come inside They picked up three Winchesters and ammo and got ready to ride. Deputy Terry was waiting patiently at the livery stable door Seems...

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Categories: once upon a time, america, death, western,
Form: Narrative
Once Upon a Time
Once upon a time, we know, Is how most stories start, But from that moment, lives diverge To endings far apart. For circumstances change the course Of how one might get raised, Including whether actions May be criticized or praised. And whether one’s existence Has more sorrow or more laughter May determine if the outcome Will be happy ever after. ...

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Categories: once upon a time, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Once Upon A Time In Milton Creek
The sun was rising high in the east over the town of Milton creek It was the eighteenth day of December, the start of Christmas week All the store fronts were decorated; it was a colourful sight to see And even outside Sheriff Koplin's jailhouse was a six-foot pine tree. The town church was now completed, and it now...

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Categories: once upon a time, america, anniversary, christmas, remember,
Form: Narrative
once upon a time
Once upon a time In May, in the landscape where I used to live, dainty light green buses appeared, seemed to have no roots, fragile, pure sea air, in a temporary material form Then, one morning, not a trace, they had gone back to the ocean again, to ethereal waves of beauty once more so easily disturbed...

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Categories: once upon a time, absence, bangla, beautiful, blessing,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Once Upon a Time
They worked at the same place, A place of no space, Always running into each other they did, Bottled crushes, with a tight lid, Asked out, Joy shout, Lovely first date, Neither were late, 10 months, moved in together, Hope as light as a feather, Met his mother, Met her brother, Family dinner, Lottery winner, They bought a bigger home, With heaps of space to roam, From...

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Categories: once upon a time, death, first love, heartbreak,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Once Upon a Time
These stories usually start out with once upon a time This is an expensive book, it cost sixty dollars and a dime Full of Grimm’s faerie tales, none of them that rhyme. I watch the characters peek out, the ones that climb. There are the three little pigs, two are small, one is big. Beauty is missing, but the Beast...

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Categories: once upon a time, 10th grade, 4th grade,
Form: Rhyme

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