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Legos Nursery RhymesMy bedroom has a rug on the wood floor,
Many colorful squares are everywhere.
I made a tall blue tower up my door,
It went into the pretty orange air.
Building...
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Categories:
animal, blue, child, color,
Form: Rhyme Royal
My Lost MindMy listless thoughts are entirely detached
My mind unable to fully equate
These feelings completely skewed and mismatched
Emotions flee my mind then dissipate
The brain concedes to devil incarnate
Yielding to a distant watching member
Recalling a past...
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Categories:
addiction, confusion, emotions, health,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Plastic CowboyIn the saloon a lone, haggard cowboy
Had more than double his fill, one last sip
An imagined past of unlawful joy
Recounting the times he shot from the hip
Barstools turn for a showdown, tables flip
Caught scheming. More...
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Categories:
destiny, drink, history, irony,
Form: Rhyme Royal
My Last DrinkBring some more pain, I really quite like it
The driver supreme of my own demise
A bottle of wine, a park bench to sit
Like a fortune cookie I tell no lies
Poison attacks...
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Categories:
addiction, anxiety, change, drink,
Form: Rhyme Royal
AgoraphobiaThe hurt within has a calming effect,
Hidden inside my mind's covert entrance,
I rest with torment, happy to reflect,
On my emotional independence.
'Let's go out' a grim and ghastly sentence,
Tortuous and loud,...
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Categories:
anxiety, confidence, depression, emotions,
Form: Rhyme Royal
What My Day Was Like and Why My Feet Are SoreWhat My Day Was Like And Why My Feet Are Sore
I walk with lead bricks tied to my feet,
down this trail into oblivion.
gasping at the light, the beams
spinning and from thin air
a melody,...
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Categories:
art, deep, fantasy, meaningful,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Whispers of LegacyWhispers of Legacy
In the hushed silence of my heart's deep chasm,
Lies the ache of a bond severed, a cataclysm.
For I lost a guiding star, a beacon bright,
A parent's love snuffed out, swallowed by night.
Oh, how...
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Categories:
anxiety, child, death, depression,
Form: Rhyme Royal
I AskedI asked the Fall, Where are Thy songs?
She said that Gone with winds They all
They live with woodland nightingales
They live with larks and waterfalls
I asked the Sun, Wherest thou run?
He said ,...
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Categories:
art, dark, day, death,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Ricky and DorisA puppeteer and a columnist
Two greeting persons of great talent
A writer and a simple artist
Met in New York on a bench God-sent
Acquaintance that brought humor and scent
To watchers and walkers awed with skill
Moving and talking...
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Categories:
friendship, humor,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Bowl and SwimBowling is what I do during Spring time
And swim hundred feet touching the sea floor
Flexing like a gymnast, swing overtime
Holding my breath, a bowler underscore
Bowls of clear blue waters I play for more
Bowling pins like...
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Categories:
sports,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Miss Greta GRegrettably, Miss Greta G
must use a broom to clean her room;
she let the pigs come play, you see
for they were neat, so she assumed.
How learned she this? Not clear by whom.
I think I may have,...
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Categories:
silly,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Ticket In Itthat’s a idiot
that’s the ticket
tell her morning your in it
your morning sickness
he’s
in the idiot
she
lives Ticketmaster life...
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Categories:
engagement, for him,
Form: Rhyme Royal
I Wouldnt Knowmaybe it comes easy for you
maybe it comes easy for you
well just maybe
it will come easy
don’t listen
he’s in back
“spitting”
Is he
“grapes”
father the son
the grandfather
Godfather
beyond
think tree
the son...
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Categories:
1st grade, hello,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Patrick
Categories:
best friend, repetition, silly,
Form: Rhyme Royal
The Broken BondThe sea of vacillation
The intense aura of gloom
The acute fever of desolation
The gaudy flowers that didn't bloom
The essence of emotions piercing my heart
My transmogrification into a vehement twee
The broken bond that l...
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Categories:
addiction, allusion, analogy, anger,
Form: Rhyme Royal
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