Plausibly Poems


Premium Memberwe all got it, but

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not as bad as when 
she drunk-posted Sand 
and Water by Beth 
Nielsen Chapman in honor 
of her uncle's passing 
forgetting it had a line 
in it about their child together 
which m...
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Categories: plausibly, art, celebration, character, extended
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberChange Your Gait Right Out of the Gate

...What if I write a blank
or draw a curtain…curtains
for me, in this dank poetry.
What pertains to right…
is it wrong to stray, head
the other way, away from
well known artistry. First succeed
i...
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Categories: plausibly, writing,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberSixty Years Wed

...Sixty Years Wed

Sixty years since the magnificent day
In many precious moments along the way
Xanadu in impeccable joy
That no one in the world could ever cloy...
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Categories: plausibly, anniversary, celebration,
Form: Acrostic

Premium MemberSpam-O-Rama-Dama

...Spam-O-Rama-Dama

Try this tonight:  One Shot Keto Fungus Destroyer. Put
This spice in your shoes to Fix Toenail Fungus and
Toxic Liver Backwash ...Overnight (Doctors Stunned)

MELT Fat Away wi...
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Categories: plausibly, health, humor, romantic love,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberA Student of Love - For Life

...A Student of Love (for Life)
Chapter 1:
I’ve found stagecoach to love is a pumpkin on wheels
whose door opens for you when your guard’s at low ebb,
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Categories: plausibly, love,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberIn Lethe Submerging

...Trailing his hand in the river of time
Fishing for memories like tickling trout,
He tries to grasp the slippery glimpses
Of loves he has known, Spring and Summer,
In his youth when life was plaus...
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Categories: plausibly, age, memory,
Form: Blank verse

Children of An Angry Father

...When primeval men were made,
Someone said they were perfect,
But I ask them how plausibly so
Can perfection beget imperfection?
They laughed and I laughed in return.
Some others said they became...
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Categories: plausibly, anger, children, courage, father,
Form: I do not know?

Tooth Brush

...Tooth Brush

Tender bristles plenty in number
Against the shiny enamel
Like ears of millet plantation
Tossing heads
Against perfumed brush of swooning breeze
Allure tongues not lesser
Than ve...
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Categories: plausibly, allegory, anxiety, change, depression,
Form: Free verse

Judging Hypocrisy

...Look at you
Oh so fashionably accessorised
In a demi-couture package
In your environmentally conscious style
Playing out ecological homage.

But bright red plastic buttons tinge your dr...
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Categories: plausibly, environment, judgement, pollution, vanity,
Form: Rhyme

Lament of My Life

...Sun shines but there is frail in my room
My whole life is covered by total dimness
Ever since you left, my world changed.
I could not wear the best smile on my cheeks.
You painted love and define...
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Categories: plausibly, friend, miss you,
Form: Elegy

Joyless Joseph

...Wordless worries wander wearily working wayward,
    Towards thoughts transgressing truth’s textured tide.
As always acknowledging agnosticism’s appeal,
    Essence easily evaporates, exeunt Emile. 
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Categories: plausibly, crazy, creation, imagination, ,
Form: Alliteration

Silent War

...I hear it all
Simply falling away
Mind’s a silent war
With time never a yesterday

Never maturing but grows
Understanding within capacity
Never-ending but flows
Only moments within proximity

I see a...
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Categories: plausibly, life,
Form: Rhyme

Casing Affections

...whether in deep of dark
whether brightest of noonday
there's always eyes askance
casing out the come-what-may

checking angles broadly obtuse
to meaning of some stances
and other sideways glances
see...
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Categories: plausibly, love, passion,
Form: Quatrain
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