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Premium Member Pauly's Bank Deposits

Pauly’s Bank Deposits Pauly’s passkey Pickup hiccups Passbook Facebook Payload payroll Honey money Crossbow bankroll
5/18/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021 ©
Form: Footle


Premium Member Risque : Reloaded :

useless she goaded 
                  his libido eroded 
                 feeling outmoded 
        two blue pills locked and loaded 
         you beast ~ payload exploded


By
David Kavanagh
Form: Tanka

Maven

MAVEN

MAVEN
hauling notes as
raven

going
to Mars. Is life
growing

up in
the atmosphere’s
chagrin...



04.06.2021

Musette


*MAVEN: (acronym) Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution. It is an orbiter spacecraft 
*solarsystem.NASA.com
*Haiku winner poems included in 2013 payload
Form: Verse

Premium Member Why Wait

Drones fill the air, they black out the sun 
Each ordered to do what has to be done
The payload they carry delivered poste haste
Commands are hand typed and some cut and paste

The beasts and the birds take what comes their way
Our brand new tomorrow, demanded today
So drones hit our neighbourhoods time after time
We should have been warned about Amazon Prime
Form: Rhyme

Payload

Drought had entered 
into grass roots. 
It was a perfect landing. 

Sequential. You are  
chopped into pieces. A shoal 
of fish will make you disappear.   

The vacancy will call 
a choreographed entry. The 
descent will find a goldenrod.     

Snow-capped peaks. It 
is difficult to stay for a long time. 
You climb down. River remains dry.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC


Amongst The Ruins

Shadows befalling
a dark afternoon
And veiling destruction
the end coming soon

A boy and his dog
in the rubble at play
The body’s — toy soldiers
in silence they lay

Then one plane approaches
flying lower than most
Its bomb bay doors open
its payload to roast

A target that’s cross-haired
with ordnance bound
As a boy and dog play 
— where death will impound

(To All Children Of War: April, 2026)
war
Form: Rhyme

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