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you'll be a man, tomorrow
...You’ll be a man tomorrow, child, yes, If you respect animals and pristine nature, If you don’t kill elephants for ivory, If you don’t kill the whales for soap, You’ll be a man if you can stop t......
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Yann Rolland
Categories:
tues,
cheer up, education, future,
Form:
Quatrain
Vanity of Vanities
...'Vanity of vanity, all is vanity... and chasing after wind' evokes a mood of despair, precious few grins Ecclesiastes is read in most synagogues on Sukkoth though it might not win any co......
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Gershon Wolf
Categories:
tues,
bible, holiday, jewish, meaningful,
Form:
Couplet
Pouring Ink For Andrew
...A memorial poetry today February 6th, 2018 to remember our loved one - late Andrew Chavez. POURING INK FOR ANDREW © Imagine if we're given one moment Just a single slice of the past We'd hold i......
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Victor Immanuel
Categories:
tues,
1st grade, death, memorial,
Form:
Elegy
Home
...Moving back home To the place where I belong I had a dream last night I dreamt I hugged an angel It felt so real to me It felt like home Tues. 11/28/2017 Yes, I did have a dr......
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Debbie Duncan
Categories:
tues,
dream, family, mother daughter,
Form:
Couplet
Pearl Moon
...Beneath the pearl moon lies the valley of shadows I'd seen her pass thru once But she was just a wish Nothing ever seemed real there And that's why I knew she was only a thought On the walks,......
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Debbie Duncan
Categories:
tues,
allegory, imagination,
Form:
Blank verse
I Have No Answers Either
...I Don’t Have Answers Either I’m sitting here today With my government on my mind And all the folks who work there Some out front and some behind. “Political office” is a strange concept Not......
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Old Buck
Categories:
tues,
how i feel, leadership,
Form:
Rhyme
Orange Crust
...It had no name of which I am aware, and it certainly was not of an orange color; but a huge painting across its structure read, “The Orange Crust”. I do not know if it ever had a color other than it......
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Curtis Johnson
Categories:
tues,
appreciation, boy, childhood, friendship,
Form:
Prose
Thus Tues of Thought's
...~Thus Tues Of Thought's~ Thee ist'isn't what I Thought It would Be, But it is, & it isn't, . . . just Like It aught to be . . . .......
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Matthew Rozon
Categories:
tues,
poetry,
Form:
Blank verse
Seasons
...Poetry is like a river Always changing currents Soft, wild, always demanding attention. October sun fading Blowing thru golden hair Windswept streaks on a face. Never a green leaf whispe......
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Debbie Duncan
Categories:
tues,
life, seasons,
Form:
Senryu
Shadows
...Lost and alone. In the land of shadows. Blue skies coming thru. I hint about it at times. Though never really say it. I wonder, do they know? Can they tell by my words? Or by my silence i......
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Debbie Duncan
Categories:
tues,
introspection, memory,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Illusions
...The doors are locked. Abject darkness all around. I long to see the opened door. I swim in this pool of nakedness. We have hope in all our solitude. That we can survive alone in the wilderness.......
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Debbie Duncan
Categories:
tues,
dark, death, life,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Exerpts From Hitler's Diary 1941
...EXERPTS FROM HITLER’S DIARY 1941 "I never travel without my diary, one should always have something sensational to read . . . " Oscar Wilde, 1891 Tues May 9: Just when I was ......
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Sidney Beck
Categories:
tues,
funnywar, crazy, june, war,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Mighty Wasp
...U.S.S. Wasp (CV-7), A proud ship she was Near 15,000 tons Sailed by proud American sons... My Uncle Bud sailed on her, Until she met her sad fate, It was Tues. Sept. Sixteenth, NineteenFourty......
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Tom Bell
Categories:
tues,
angst, death, depression, forgiveness,
Form:
Free verse
Parading the Unkempt
...Countless in our days Of lives seize with easy. Alas! Guns off fashion For many of them Fathoms its symptoms. Enters the Polished clean hands Reddish with stabbing , Answers they have not. ......
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Alayande Stephen
Categories:
tues,
angst, death, family, father,
Form:
Free verse
And We Lied
...I fixed my gaze On her twirling sexy eyes Stripping her naked in my seclusions Even with her Jeans still on Hmmm . . . And we lied. Two and half years ago Was the day my Adam in the hood la......
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Alayande Stephen
Categories:
tues,
devotion, inspirational, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
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