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Drunkenness
Empty bottles of wine

Glass thats shimmering 

Today has gone away

Tomorrow of pain stacking headaches...

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Categories: stacking, betrayal, creation, drink,
Form: Imagism



She Plays a Dirty Game
So,
how is
it that my
wife can be so
good at Tetris and
so useless at stacking
everything in the dishwasher?...

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Categories: stacking, funny, women,
Form: Shape
A Rock Concert
Marshals oh so loud
And massive in their stacking
Make the Rock Stars proud.

deborah burch©2011



Form: senryu

Posted:3/14/2012...

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Categories: stacking, music,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Upon My Own Company
I can sit alone with minutes
and minutes into hours
stacking them like bricks
and making many towers
so as I sit in towers
and thought’s a mighty wall
there’s depth within those minutes
until the towers fall


...

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Categories: stacking, introspection, mental health, peace, solitude, time,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Recipe For the 60s
(Another way of looking at life... poem)

Stacking bricks in a builder’s yard
I was just eighteen, while my mate
was in Vietnam.
I was building for the future,
he was trying to lay the foundations.

© Harry J Horsman 2020...

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Categories: stacking, best friend, war, work,
Form: Free verse



Bakersfield: 9-17-16
“BAKERSFIELD: 9-17-16”


it’s hot tonight,
the palm trees stand still
and
I’m stacking close to my
one hundredth poem
after my first one hundred
were taken by that
dirty whore.
the color of love dissolves 
into another
and
I can’t complain at the
moment.


By: Chicano Eddie
9-17-2016...

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Categories: stacking, anger, betrayal, city, life, poetry, tree, writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Presents
Presents


     Precious gifts a packing,

     Pretty christmas wrapping,

     Parents busy stacking,

     Presents piled by the tree.

     Parcels for family,

     Placed with love carefully.

     Putting one just for me!

         11/12/16

For Christmas Pleiades Contest
By Andrea Dietrich...

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Categories: stacking, christmas,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fall Preparations
fall preparations for cold winter days and nights chores shared made easier stacking firewood in the shed take turns at the cider press hanging herbs to dry help pick and can tomatoes turn the garden plot clean the chicken house, run...hide! having more fun than working
...

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Categories: stacking, childhood, seasons
Form: Tanka
Dead Souls
Men have become dead souls
Hungry for his own flesh 
Striking bonds
while stacking bones
Relinquishing the second vow to the almighty
Now hallowed
Dried up to the deep
Only hearing the sacred bellowing
Amidst the depth
From scattered scrolls
Meshed together piece by piece
With a call to herald the naughty souls...

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Categories: stacking, faith, memory,
Form: I do not know?
Running From the Embryo
Heaped in the same organic embryo 
Forget the last ditch effort
To choose beyond the pail
Trading thin-ice thoughts
For a politeness to perpetuate 
The flimsy manner of excuse and apology

Your relationship to One
Like the poise of a rising Sun
That same energy to give or take 
Stacking collapsibles or elbowing for some space...

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Categories: stacking, social
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Stacking Stones
Stacking Stones

I was here long before you
Stacking the stones
In just the right way
Every one was laid with thought
Always careful not to disrupt the flow
I stacked those stones
But not for me
I was never important
They were meant for you
To give you serenity, peace and hope
That was my wish for you
And all who come after you...

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Categories: stacking, art, hope,
Form: Free verse
The Fall
Boldly striking icy and white
Layering and building piles of snow  
Intensely stacking to block all site  
Zealously covering all with each blow
Zoning in to place the powder left to right
As high winds strengthen to continue this fight
Raging, destroying and yet leaving an ominous glow
Deceiving with the quiet calm of this mighty foe...

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© Tina Marsh  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stacking, imagery, nature, storm, winter,
Form: Acrostic
Hydra...
In the PixiS climb to Hydra
Lynx is next just past the Lion
Take a dip into Ursas Major
Come and ride the Leos Minor
It’s a Primer she said…
Reading wheels inside your head
Stacking stones into pyramids
Merry goes round the ecliptic
Latitudes of a Long time cryptic
Marching two and fro…
Is it Zero or is it Nero
Inquiring our minds to know...

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© Izzy Gumbo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stacking, friendship, health, history, life, mystery, nature, peace,
Form: I do not know?
Where Are They
A tiny baby dollhouse doll,
A bunch of dominoes,
A puzzle piece, a stacking cup -
Where are they? No one knows.

The cover to some match-up cards,
The crayons in a box,
Three golf balls from the matching set, 
Assorted Lego blocks.

These items and a dozen more
Are AWOL and I'd bet
That I'm the only person
In the house who seems to fret....

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Categories: stacking, granddaughter, grandson, home,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Moving On
Removal van's at the White House Milania's in a right grouse Cos Trump lost his job (She called him a knob) ‘The Donald's’ gone quiet as a mouse Milania won't have him slacking and Donald must do his own packing For the 'Impeach' faced guy Can's of orange skin dye Trump's tower of boxes is stacking 01/16/21
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Categories: stacking, leadership, political,
Form: Limerick
Gamble It Away, It's Okay...
Just call me Mr. Ruffle,
Because I'm stacking my chips,
One more roll of the dice,

One more lick of your lips,

Just call me Mr. Lucky,
Because I'm supposedly clever,
One more flip of that card,

One more pull of that lever,

Just call me Mr. Broke,
Because I took that last chance,
One more failed attempt,

One more empty pocketed pants....

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© Mac Holmes  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stacking, lossme, me,
Form: Free verse
Black Market
Oxtail, beef ribs and 72 slice cheese

take it to Ajima 

And double your money 

Budweiser, Coors, and MGD,

Army says one case a day,

I used to get twenty.

In ‘95 beer was eleven bucks a case

You’d get $25 

For stacking them in Ajima’s place,

But watch out for MPs

Because If you get caught,

Its court-martials And Article 15s 

JEV...

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Categories: stacking, light,
Form: Rhyme
Gamble It Away, It's Okay...( By Mac My Grandson and Kimmy Holmes Son)
Just call me Mr. Ruffle,
Because I'm stacking my chips,
One more roll of the dice,

One more lick of your lips,

Just call me Mr. Lucky,
Because I'm supposedly clever,
One more flip of that card,

One more pull of that lever,

Just call me Mr. Broke,
Because I took that last chance,
One more failed attempt,

One more empty pocketed pants.


By Mac...

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Categories: stacking, life, loss, me, me,
Form: Free verse
Bag-Worm Blues
Bill Bailey the bagworm
Had more than enough
As bagworms go
He had plenty of stuff

His home was a castle
He’d lined with care
Stacking higher and wider
Than bagworms should dare

But one day Bailey sneezed
And it all tumbled down
Of the proud old bagworm
Nothing was found

But a heap of junk
That was pleasing to see
For all the other bagworms
Who collected with glee...

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Categories: stacking, character, children, irony, metaphor, vanity,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Waiting's Knife
…waiting’s knife
slices time in broader swaths
stacking jagged moments
chaffing minutes raw, in existential unease
…one second snags the next
                       …the knife dulls
moments fray and shred
tomorrow folds today; time’s teeth - rounded
memories meld a transcendent balm
deeply rubbed by fading voices

a hospice hallway dims…
one light - grows brighter...

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© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stacking, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member July the Last Hurrah
Summer is ending; we can feel it 
But we pretend we cannot
Slater our corn-on-the-cob with butter
Cutting generous slabs of watermelon
Ignoring the Back-to-School sales flyers stacking up in our box
July is the last hurrah.
The month we celebrate as wildly as we can
Knowing reality will soon set in 
And school will begin 
Because August is peeking her head in July's window....

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Categories: stacking, july, school, summer,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stacking Blocks
He grins beneath those golden locks
And stacks his blocks
And stacks his blocks
With non-stop and incessant talk
He stacks those blocks
And stacks those blocks
And then so he can take a walk
Pulls off his socks
Pulls off his socks
And drives his truck into those blocks
To watch them drop
To watch them drop
With giggling that never stops
He stacks his blocks
And stacks his blocks...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stacking, grandson, nursery rhyme,
Form: Rhyme
Mrs Jackson
Light as a feather
Provoked by wind
Chasing bad weather
Again and again

Many things change
Transform and bloom
But she stays the same
A chosen doom

If looks could kill
Nothing would breathe
The tree on the hill's
Leafs would leave

Her skin crawls
At a loving touch
She's stacking walls
With words and such

Her only true love
Hides in her closet
A personal pub
And lips to lock it...

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Categories: stacking, addiction, anger, corruption,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Tactile
Messy moody mangled movements mull
     Display dusty distant dream dull
     Prime passionate purpose point
           Jazzy jerky jumps joint
             Seeker stacking soot
             Break boosting boot
               Time tracks toil
                 Sweet spoils
                        Cull




Leon Enriquez
10 November 2015
Singapore


(Note: This poem is a Nonet with Alliteration.)...

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Categories: stacking, allegory,
Form: Nonet
Dad's Tree House
DAD'S TREE HOUSE

When I dream of Santa,
of course, you are he
stacking my presents
under the tree.
Even though I plotted
how I could catch you,
sleep came so sudden
that I never met you.
But as I grew older
those things I forgot.
You wanted my life now,
every dream, every thought.
I laughed, I smiled at you,
but I was not free
for the world was your tree house
where you could hide me.

Janet Marie Bingham...

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Categories: stacking, abuse, betrayal, childhood, father, forgiveness, hope, how
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs