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The jeers, are all on you'
...Most so called world leaders have been abused.' Than eases the task of making Them of use.' War is always the main ploy The shop window , that can be employed.' The display arranged, to entice.' N......
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Joe Maverick
Categories:
shop window,
voice, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Forgive me
... I fell. Not with a cry, nor with glory, but as a cross falls from the chest of one who forgot how to believe. I fell on a Wednesday, when the rain smelled of raw fish, and the hurried wor......
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Florin Lacatus
Categories:
shop window,
faith, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
Deep and Meaningless Words
...You won’t see these words in a shop window printed across a smiling face, or scribbled upon a wall - they will probably never be daubed on toilet stall doors either. Deep and meaningless word......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
shop window,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Today I went out into the city with my soul turned inside out, like an old coat reversed
...Today I went out into the city with my soul turned inside out, like an old coat reversed, And on streets filled with shadows and lights, people looked at me with curious eyes, As if they had glimps......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
shop window,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Silhouette
...I took it in my palm A stray that looked familiar Confused, lost, beaten It was my silhouette It had left me a decade by We had a difference of opinion And we walked a separate road I'd often ......
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Andy Mears
Categories:
shop window,
dream, friend,
Form:
Free verse
Soon Will Always Be To Late
...If she arrives soon it will be too late. The one who makes you weep like sparkling rain, happy to be her joy; her pain she will always be further away the more you hurry to draw near. You ......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
shop window,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
1856
...During a bad storm one night I turned on my television Grey and black flickering lines appeared, obscuring my vision I went outside and saw the aerial had bent over but it would have to wait T......
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Tom Cunningham
Categories:
shop window,
dark, dream, surreal,
Form:
Narrative
Shadow and Reflection
...Shadow & Reflection ( always yours) “Just a fun instant write” I realise a scent, a sniff, not a nose to the ground visual image hot on its heels, it feels, not a ear to the drum noisy hum, lum......
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John Lusardi
Categories:
shop window,
identity,
Form:
Free verse
A Creature that will Have no Tantrum
...Sometimes this creature looks at you. Those eyes can be so piercing. Or are they kind, sympathetic? He or she is fur – and even that is artificial stuff. But with eyes. What were you thinking ......
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Andrew John
Categories:
shop window,
fun, silly,
Form:
Free verse
Fully Charged
...A mind realized that it had become itself, a self that had been molded by fractured hands yet somehow by the grace of time had now become itself. This self was both a shop-window and ......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
shop window,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Price For Respectability
...Price for respectability never means to spend money like water While the wife of a poor country’s president was outside at a shop that sells luxury items, the shop window broke and cut her purs......
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Mesut Goktas
Categories:
shop window,
image, money, power,
Form:
Free verse
The Last Time I Saw Father
...The Last Time I saw Father David J Walker There he was His face aglow behind the Coffee shop window Sitting stirring a chrome-plated spoon In the dark sheen of Coffee sugar and cream ......
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David Walker
Categories:
shop window,
allegory, father,
Form:
Rhyme
On Looking
...A tumor bloomed in my muted throat, I had to duct tape my mind to the wordless, had to be a spy in a watchers eye. I'm looking at a lion staring into a camera; under its heavy paw a gazelle al......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
shop window,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Corsets In a Shop Window
...Shocking and disgusting the old ladies said Enough to turn the meek a delicate shade of red What would I wonder a man of the cloth say Would he tut tut and complain and look away The old men......
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Kieran Mason
Categories:
shop window,
giggle, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
A Brief Guide To My Words and Their Meanings
...You won’t see these word in a shop window printed across a smiling face, or embossed, engraved, or scribbled; probably not daubed on toilet stall walls yet. They belong to the Net, a pliable d......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
shop window,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
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