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Premium Member Movies based on the book

Wish there was a petition 
for books we want 
to turn into a movie

if the movie producers 
actually listened to us 
that'd be sooo groovy!
Form: Rhyme


Based On Running Bear

Running Bear and White Dove
swim forevermore,
Never to be parted
or together nevermore.

*Poem based on the song Running Bear, as the title suggests

On Christmas Poem Was Based

Was on Christmas, our poem has been based,
And we never will ever want to have it erased;
Not repugnant,
Over abundant;
Cluttered home and up chimney Santa chased.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Brit-Based Giggle-Spreader

Monty Python taught me, the more outrageous the better Brits were born with giggle genes, the rest got aged cheddar Being a Canuck Was partly in luck My genes, though worn, are still Brit-based giggle-spreaders
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Brit-Based

Learned from Monty Python, the more outrageous the better Brits were born with giggle genes, the rest got aged cheddar Being a Canuck Was partly in luck My genes, though worn, are still a Brit-based giggle-spreader
Form: Limerick


Solely Based

It might be a place
A heaven’s divine
Calling thy name
Given by mine

What you are
Is not your thine 
But solely based 
In creed and crime

Oh help forcefully
If you seek my dream
A gift of caliber fine
A lending hand as cold as hine
© Shreya Ln  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Limousine Ride (Based On Comfortably Numb Scene From "the Wall")

Slashed lines’ frequency extends 
Neon-freckled wormhole ride 
Unstable tide rocks the set 
Slashed lines’ frequency extends 
Ivory starlight, synthetic decay
Shape distorting abyssal cry
Slashed lines’ frequency extends 
Neon-freckled wormhole ride
Form: Triolet

Artificially Based

why accept 
purely 
artificially 
based
interactions  
that would
not be 
naturally 
occurring 
it would be  
superficially 
based only
concerned with
how things
appear on 
the outside
would be quit shallow  
it would be lacking in depth
what good would 
those encounters 
bring
Form: Lyric

Premium Member "plastics" (Based On "the Graduate")

“Plastics”, is the word the man said
To Ben who just graduated from college,
At his parent’s party that was so dead.
“Plastics”, is the word the man said,
As he floated off in the pool instead,
Soon to enjoy Mrs. Robinson carnal knowledge.
“Plastics”, is the word the man said
To Ben who just graduated from college.
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

Relations Based On Money

There used to be time where relations had the at most value.
There used to be times when people valued people!
There used to be times where people fought for each other!
These days we have times when people fight with each other for a penny called Money!
Values have been drained, Relations have been strained and 
Love and Affection in Pain!

Premium Member A FAITH-BASED PERSPECTIVE OF WAR AND ITS DESTINY

A FAITH-BASED PERSPECTIVE
OF WAR AND ITS DESTINY 

Murder is a crime
Unless it’s in war;
Then it’s all legal:
A death penalty
For the innocent:-

Our reality,
Is not of heaven;
Wars have no angels:
Only its demons;
Scavengers of peace:-

Yet, let’s be of faith,
Laboring in love
God is on our side,
And has canvassed hope:
ARMAGEDDON:-

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Form: Bio

Based On a True Story

This is based on a true story
With a integral plot with or without glory
Should we guess which parts are true
Or in figuring it out is this all up to you

But in the end does it really matter a toss
As long as it's entertaining through all the gloss
But you know we all have our story to tell
And sometimes it might even come out well.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Aren'T I

Did you see air
 Fragrance, 
 And gravity? 

   Can you claim to see
Love, hate
And disloyalty? 

   Did you see the path
On which sounds and
Magnetic signals travel?

   Do you brave enough to declare that
Running electricity in cables
Chargee in batteries
All seen or unseen things etc. 
Are present in the world? 

Now reply 
Without hesitation
Aren't I (God) ?

Autumn By Jeanette Jones Based On Portrait No 5 Autumn In France By Emily Carr 1911

Autumn in France by Emily Carr 1911
PORTRAIT NO. 5

AUTUMN
by Jeanette Jones

Homes across the countryside, 
sits amidst of Autumn.

Whispers of wind play rapidly in the dark,
as leaves await for daylight to hit the ground.

Morning float into play, as the moon gives in, to the sun.

Admiration of lovers passing by
capture birds in flight.
Smiles on the faces, they brace for the breeze
of Autumn.
Form: Ekphrasis

Based On Your Search History

Based on your search history
These things might interest you:

The slow change of seasons.
Fresh morning air. Evening mist.

A cure for pains, emotions,
And guilt carried always -  
The very thing, a bargain pack
Of plain forgetfulness.

Styles of despair, hope, trust,
Your favourite shades of love,
The colours that cannot clash
With what’s already done.

A guide with lavish illustrations
On understanding everyone.
© John Blake  Create an image from this poem.

Slave King

When time became full
He became empty
Slave King Messiah
Adam's clemency.

The lion of Judah
Laid down as a lamb
Pietre Rebukes
This inhuman plan.

That night, this bread,
His flesh broken and torn
His blood spilled, drained
The wine of new dawn.

His body in tatters
Laid in the tomb.
The cloths laid aside
This tomb his new womb.

Victory rises;
So death is no more
The flesh of the lamb
will sustain the world.
Form: Lyric

Don't Bury Courtesy On the Political Prairie -Based on Western Ballad

Oh don’t bury courtesy 
on the political Prairie. 

Where politicians rant
And tell words I can’t; 

Say in a crowd 
or even whisper out loud. 

Oh bury courtesy not on the political Prairie. 

Where the politicians howl
and untruths flow free.

Oh bury courtesy not!

These words came loud and pleading 
from many citizenry. 

But they took no heed
those politicians breed; 

And they buried courtesy,
on the political Prairie.
Form: Ballad

Consumerism - based on 4 Raws by Esdeekid

Landfills filling to the brim on the regular
fast fashion flying by rising up the temperature
Few people straying, staying loyal to the brand
Equipping only cloth from the local hand
Quality over quantity I'm chic with it
Sourcing things with ethicality sweaters hand knit
See I'm mink on mink, catch him doubling the fur
Put my chain under the sink 'cause I'm doubling the brrr
This eternal fight will end one day
Before mother nature will have to pay

Beyond the Concept-Activity Based Costing

A One Off Concept
as Tends to happen
casting to be
announced
a institutional concept
emotion exclusivity
concepts of revivalry
quality needs not to be
negotiated
Neglecting the needs of
your consumer base
undermines your effectiveness
pre production is successful
at the post production fade
Brand recognition offers
satisfaction
Production within the bounds of
creation
allows the functioning production machine
to keep the momentum of production
Form: Bio

Oldham Bloke Based On Real Incident

The Oldham bloke passed me as I walked down the road
Passing me on the footpath
He was small with a slight limp
Wearing blue jeans and a black jacket
He uttered a comment:
You are a bastard
I replied: What did you call me?
He said: I wasn't talking to you, you idiot!
I added: Be careful
That's 2 insults from him
Being rude to me without knowing me
A fine example of a local male
Who I immortalised in this poem and tell you
Keep your eyes open for him
Be ready for his words

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