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My Neighborhood
...At around a quarter passed 6AM from the 2nd floor window, I inhaled a most lovely view. So, I had to exhale and share with you. My eyes beheld the canopy of blue so clear, pristine, and free of all......
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Curtis Johnson
Categories:
rail line,
blue, green,
Form:
Verse
Lonely
...Yes it's true that I have by-gone friends that I once knew. Sometimes I pause to recall such friends, Realizing I will never see most of these friend......
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Curtis Johnson
Categories:
rail line,
loneliness,
Form:
Personification
Lockdown- 17th Day
...Busy path was that Like before but less walker Beside the rail line Grasses are growing Greenly lives now on that path Decorating well At the setting sun Your spreading two hands as if wa......
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Mahtab Bangalee
Categories:
rail line,
how i feel,
Form:
I do not know?
Lockdown- 10th Day
...Beside the rail line and the slum I live Lonely I'm do not feel alone in life (Early rising, bathing, having breakfast, watching TV, having lunch, seeing outside from balcony, reading online po......
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Mahtab Bangalee
Categories:
rail line,
feelings,
Form:
Free verse
Guilt Without Apologies
...I'm not saying that I was worry-free or not concerned about all those leaves falling from my tree. But I tell you truly that while I was some 2000 miles away from home for three weeks, my early rises......
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Curtis Johnson
Categories:
rail line,
america, autumn, november, vacation,
Form:
Narrative
When Need Be
...When need be violence must be scripted without diction the whole agly truth must make the pugent In our world, need I say third peaceful matching is an obscure tale, abominable by all jurispruden......
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Kizito Mbai
Categories:
rail line,
corruption, discrimination, satire,
Form:
Free verse
Quiet Please
...Quiet Please I was born and grew up on t......
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Curtis Johnson
Categories:
rail line,
anxiety, change, family, journey,
Form:
Narrative
Maybe This Day Won'T Be So Bad After All
...Maybe this day won’t be so bad after all… Another rainy morning spent staring through a wiper smeared windshield hoping to make the next light, no such luck When that song, our song or what u......
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Chris Green
Categories:
rail line,
good morning,
Form:
Epic
Day Sounds
...Day Sounds On one recorded morning in June of ‘08, my ears tuned in to the sound of the mild banging of a hammer from somewhere close by. I heard the leaves in the trees, as they swayed just a li......
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Curtis Johnson
Categories:
rail line,
beauty, blessing, peace, sound,
Form:
Narrative
The Foragers
...We forage for humanity, hidden fruits quench our thirst. Our hunting grounds, old overgrowth forest just off the rail-line, down the hill to the river, was a hobo camp long ago. Broken potte......
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James Marshall Goff
Categories:
rail line,
metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
Reminder I'M Alive and There More To Life
...A place of city lights bright as can be, from a bridge rail line mountain view at a magnitude of fourty thousand feet in a peaceful place, while thinking of my lonely life I realized there is mo......
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Sylvia Romero
Categories:
rail line,
absence, age, beauty, cheer
Form:
Light Verse
The Rail Ties That Bind
...A little girl She comes to a land of ghosts Almost empty streets She wonders Where are all the people No one here looks like her Within her heart Emotions stir It is so cold Foreign Lonely Where oh......
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Richard Lamoureux
Categories:
rail line,
care, death, dedication,
Form:
Rhyme
Learn Mandarin
...as all the “elected” puppets congregate with hands tied behind their backs & marionette strings held in the hands of corporate america (aka the global corporate), they edge the tips of their toes alo......
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Andrew Delapruch
Categories:
rail line,
life,
Form:
Free verse
After the End of Banishment In a Forest
...as soon as the banishment in a forest comes to an end all the rain-drops come to the ball-room with unfolded umbrellas over their heads the slumber of the adjourned dialogues also breaks ......
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Murari Sinha
Categories:
rail line,
fantasy
Form:
Prose Poetry
Low Country
..."one day you must leave us," he was cautioned as a boy- "to become a student in the city perchance you should return here a rich man or a priest" as autumn waltzed with winter the fields rose......
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Greg Easley
Categories:
rail line,
mystery, autumn,
Form:
I do not know?
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