Us Girls Live in a Fantasy
...Waist not an outfit, Barbie with her slip-on shoes,
fairy-belts; plush hair, sometimes in ponytails.
Forget-me-not her impossible figure. Why do some
suppose that Barbie should...
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Categories:
ostracised, childhood,
Form: Free verse
a misfit in Liverpool
...A misfit in Liverpool
I think of oranges when I see a painting by Constable of a morning sun
that looked like blood orange dripping nectar down on some
fishermen trying to catch eels on the dark s...
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Categories:
ostracised, absence, addiction, age, america,
Form: ABC
I Am Sorry
...
I am sorry to the ones
Who never had a chance
No love nor opportunities
Due to circumstance
I am sorry to the unheard
The unseen, the forsaken
The forgotten, the disregarded
The ones from ...
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Categories:
ostracised, humanity, life, sorry,
Form: Rhyme
100 fears
...100 fears - but still OK
Will you accept me
When I admit that I am afraid of dying,
Or inappropriately laughing,
Or suddenly crying.
And then there is the
Fear of my emotional pain,
Of...
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Categories:
ostracised, conflict, confusion, dark, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Minus Identity Who I Am
...Plagued by incandescent ferments I grapple zealously,
with tower blocks of titan topsoil myriads,
and melange of eccentric foibles,
considered by some to be a minus,
but without this composite...
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Categories:
ostracised, character, deep, endurance, fate,
Form: Haibun
Artificial Iris
...
"Artificial Iris"
Orwell was lurking in the background, somewhere;
the dream was eerily familiar,
the words and their meanings, read in Syntax,
once read between pa...
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Categories:
ostracised, surreal,
Form: Narrative
Memory in Solace
...There is a grave with no name
That stands lonelier still.
It has no flowers nor despairing mourners
And the grass grows thick and bushy,
For this grave is left to rot.
Abandoned is this grave—...
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Categories:
ostracised, death, memory,
Form: Free verse
The Old man
...Part Two : The Tale of Artuir mac Aedan; The light of the West
(A tale of the hero of legend, a hero of Dalriada, who tried to unite a nation.)
The Old Man.
Was he a fool steeped in pagan lore,
t...
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Categories:
ostracised, age, character, confusion, fairy,
Form: Rhyme
Hidden In Plain Sight
...Our mind conditioned,
we chased objects of desire
but to no avail.
Reaching exhaustion,
we renounced the outer world,
which offers nothing.
Our identity,
which depends on flow of thought,
...
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Categories:
ostracised, spiritual,
Form: Choka
Apology Accepted When
...Do you hear what was done
Those years ago under the Australian sun
We came to what we were told
Was an empty land for the bold
Some had no choice as a convicts fall
When their sentence was at ...
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Categories:
ostracised, anti bullying, feelings, life,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Ostracised
...
Once such a threat leads to invasion
Steps must be taken to combat their actions
Time for the world to retaliate against
Reasoning was clearly never on the table
And for that, the sanct...
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Categories:
ostracised, anger, angst, death, humanity,
Form: Acrostic
His Story
...Alone he sat on the cold soft sand
Gazing at the ocean
Reflecting on his life
Overcome with emotion
His dad left when he was young
Never to return
His mother checked out slowly
It was the ...
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Categories:
ostracised, addiction, change, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Solitude
...SOLITUDE
Ostracised
Completion of my demise
Cast aside
Oh how I cried
disowned
To the wolves I’m thrown
Discarded
Left broken hearted
Excluded
Thoughts of return totally deluded
B...
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Categories:
ostracised, loneliness,
Form: Rhyme
Aging
...Nature ages like Youth,
a bougainvillea wrapped
around a strapless watch.
Youth doesn’t look at the clock
but ignores passing hours unknowing,
innocent of the melting water.
It leaps and l...
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Categories:
ostracised, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Cyberstalking Nightmare
...Back in two thousand plus some years more of five,
When computers I'd just met, didn't yet with jive;
When a computer was just a box of technology,
A box of fascination and luring like a giant mys...
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Categories:
ostracised, abuse, bullying, courage, evil,
Form: Rhyme
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