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Premium Member Strategy of Writing a Poem

generate a premise
hatch an outline
originate a concept
produce a rough draft
introduce uniqueness
or just wing it
voila
a 
poem


Wings of Prayers

this breathless wind befalls tonight
a whispered voice upon my ear
an angel stands within the light
its wing it spans to catch my tear
 
Feb 1 2020

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From my angel of comfort poem
Form: Rhyme

Angel of Comfort

this breathless wind befalls tonight
a whispered voice upon my ear
an angel stands within the light
its wing it spans to catch my tear

my soul it speaks so it can hear
a tale of pain in mind alight
it offers comfort when it's near
then slowly spreads its wings in flight
Form: Lay

Frutrating Moment

Try for a moment to define your immediate experience based on what may have 
been neccesary and or sufficient to transport your collective being to this given 
point in space-time. Now take off your left shoe and wing it at the nearest lamp 
with great velocity. Now clean up the glass. Good monkey.
Form:

Living My Life

As of right now, I'm still a teen,
I love to cheer, and my eyes are green. 

I do stupid things because I'm still young,
But I will never regret the things that I've done. 

There is only so much I will be able to do, 
before my time on this earth is through. 

I want to live my life while I can, 
I'm just going to wing it because I don't really have a plan.

- Khalia C.
Form:


Premium Member Choices

Do we read newspapers
Or ignore the world?
Do we vote
Or do we complain?
Do we ask questions of elected officials
Or are we complacent?
Do we right a wrong
Or remain silent?
Do we stay
Or do we go?
Do we sing
Or do we dance?
Do we run or 
Do we walk?
Do we study 
Or do we wing it?
Do we listen or
Do we yell?
Are our stomachs firm or flabby?
Are we smart 
Or are we stupid?
Do we even care?
Form: Narrative

A Dollup

A dollup
A trollup
A mole and a troll
Free spring it and wing it 
             …reach for the loftiest goals

A habit-ish hobbit
with a knob and grommet
is wearing a rakish sneer

All grasping and gobble
 foam and fobble 

Listen! 
and you can hear

A rabbit…"Gosh nabbitt!"

A frog and a log

…all frolic, bucolic in the wondrous bog

All foggy and noggy
And wet noodle woggy

   …The Farmaduke start to caw

Premium Member Love Is Not Easy

However you understand Love

it is not easy, it takes guts

it takes courage

 

Love does

 

It eats you, if you're not careful

you can be love, be loved

love and loved, you can be

 

You can take it, bring it,

like baggage, but can't wing it

it will test you to your limit 

 

Love will 

 

If you break before the dawn

of wisdom in your head

you lose some but love remains

 

Constant,

always in all ways

Love is not easy.
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

Farmadukes Caw

A dollup…a trollup
A mole and a troll
Free spring it 
we wing it …while reaching for toffee-est loftiest goals

A habit-ish hobbit
with a knob and gromet
is wearing a rakish sneer
All grasping and gobble... foam and fobble - listen and you will hear!

A rabbit…Gosh nabbitt
A frog and a log…all frolic bucolic in the wondrous bog
but get foggy and noggy 
and wet noodle woggy…

when the Farmadukes start to ...caw ...caw ...caw

Premium Member and now for my next trick I will try to be seventy

and now for my next trick
I will try to be seventy
SEVENTY!
My brain yells “We are twelve!”
My soul yells “nineteen at the most!”
My arthritic ankles yell “we are a hundred.
Being seventy ought to be a cinch.”

What does seventy look like?
How does seventy act?
I know that seventy is invisible.
And seventy’s ideas are discounted
and seventy is easily ignored.

But I have little other knowledge
of how to be seventy.
I guess I will wing it.

Dogsitting

Looking after this dog for a couple of weeks,
he seems nice enough.
The problem is I have no idea how much food and water to give him,
How the hell am I supposed to know about a dog's eating habits.
As breakfast time came around, I just had to wing it.
"A couple scoops will do you" I apprehensively said.
As I served him his meal, he turned to me and gave me a sickening look,
Almost like I'd killed his family member or something.
I think I'd given him too little.
© Shiiii Idk  Create an image from this poem.

Winging It

There are people who measure
And those who do not;
People who test drive
Or give it a shot.

People who research
And those who just act;
Those with rough guesses
Opposed to exact.

Some follow instructions
Right down to a T,
While others will wing it
(And that includes me).

I don’t have the patience
To make things ideal.
If something’s not perfect,
It’s not a big deal.

I like that philosophy
Most of the time,
But I have exceptions
When it comes to rhyme!
Form: Rhyme

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