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Radio Set
Radio Set Poems - Poems about Radio Set
Shared History 12
...Shortly after the quake Francie began experiencing the familiar morning sickness that had plagued her when she carried her son . She had hoped to be spared but just as she began her third month as......
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Vickey Rhymer
Categories:
radio set,
change,
Form:
Narrative
Following the Tracks
...gone fishing as kids meant follow where train tracks went and by putting an ear to the rails listen for sounds of rumbling wheels the river bank on one side of a bridge was the only access d......
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Sand Blown
Categories:
radio set,
addiction, fishing, music,
Form:
Free verse
The Battle March 11 1968
...Through The Valley Page 187 From reality, now only a memory Pfc. Tony May crawled over to Zbozien to give him some protection when the first smoke rounds struck between the line of hootches an......
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Bobby May
Categories:
radio set,
war,
Form:
Epic
Goodbye Summer
...Goodbye Summer thank you for spending another glorious year here with us I wish you never had to end it seemed like just yesterday when the calendar was set to June 22nd but now the time is r......
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Mia Pratt
Categories:
radio set,
farewell, seasons, summer,
Form:
Free verse
Room Disorder
...Whose room is this Crispy reek therein Whose room is this His under-wear dangling Upon the ceiling fan switch His clothes spread upon the couch His pant hung upon the door His books spread upo......
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Afolabi Muideen
Categories:
radio set,
abuse, allegory, assonance,
Form:
Rhyme
Hitler Stole My Pink Rabbit
...Hitler Stole my pink rabbit it was pink velvet with grey lining to the ears and a white bobbit He first came down through the radio set he strode across and said in a deep voice, I like velvet......
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Terry Vannecksurplice
Categories:
radio set,
war,
Form:
Free verse
My Birdlung
...you’re most certain of life when you’re closest to death; I recall out on a child-like limb the rage of bird-bodies underfoot that once sang overhead and I know it in my bones I know it in my blood t......
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Samuel St. Clair
Categories:
radio set,
life, me,
Form:
Free verse
It's the Time of the Day...
...It’s the time of the day When my friend lurking all day came alluring Pulling me on to the bed of romance Lost and caught in her cobwebs of passion I cuddled her with artistic hands And with a l......
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Ifedayo Oshin
Categories:
radio set,
art, on writing and
Form:
Dramatic Monologue