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Variations Of Roses
Roses has many colors But it still signifies love It differs many sizes But still weight love No matter what its beauty It had still thorns to protect Love had its danger to make To warns us how much love To one person has something To do with self-control To much love is dangerous Beauty has warning not get to much Love is enough to make us...

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Categories: variations, character, color, meaningful, rose,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Variations
each snowflake has a unique take on six no duplicates. how can this be? says me then i remember – why not crystal pics? identical twins differ – same old tree variation challenges all we see heads, hearts, arms, legs, eyes, ears – change perceptions collectives reveal nature’s deception same pattern – creativity unfolds communities’ still breathing sensation no clones but distinctive character...

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Categories: variations, blessing, community, creation, inspiration,
Form: Dizain



Variations On a Theme
Variations On A Theme... of hodgepodge strewn helter skelter wonky inviting reader to mentally swelter. Ach'n (ache Ken and burn'n) kickstarting existential and proverbial struggle me species classified as generic muggle analogous to entertainer with namesake of yours truly starring an out of world stellar performer who doth juggle regarding mein kampf, who sports thrift store couture NOT worn by Bellini, Paganini, Rossini... Eeny...

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Categories: variations, abortion, absence, abuse, age,
Form: Rhyme
Seven Variations On the Opening Line of a Senryu
seven variations on the opening line of a senryu “We seek the teeth to match our wounds”. Kenneth Tynan sometimes what we seek is not necessarily the final answer sometimes what we seek is the unfound, the profound beyond dreams and hopes sometimes what we seek is the truth and nothing but the awful sad truth sometimes what we seek is what we were prescribed not what we wanted sometimes...

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Categories: variations, poetry, self,
Form: Senryu
Goldberg Variations
Whirling through torpedoes of sound, spinning and tailing its way like Raphael to earth, shoots some uninstantaneous ether: the impermeable myelin of true experience. The soul—the richest treasure chest ever found; creating, disseminating, revealing, glimmering, alluring. Rawest sense material pinging in gold-tipped purls of rose-furls: stroking the ears as gently as a brook, yet roaring with the might of an ocean-river undammed, with strength...

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Categories: variations, beauty, music,
Form: Free verse



Present, Past, Future Variations
Past prior knowledge future present unknown Future nonexistent nor past neither present Present searches future visiting the past... !...

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Categories: variations, allegory, allusion, appreciation, creation,
Form: Free verse
Variations of the Meadows
green grass stretches tall light, dark shades of rooted growth in hills of beauty...

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Categories: variations, nature,
Form: Haiku
Haiku's Temple 144
To love is kinder, differs, instruments....

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Categories: variations, love,
Form: Haiku
Haiku's Temple 143
To love kinder, caresses, instruments....

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Categories: variations, love,
Form: Haiku
Haiku Variations
Haiku Variations by Michael R. Burch This is a poem composed of haiku-like stanzas: Variations on the Seasons I by Michael R. Burch Lift up your head dandelion, hear spring roar! How will you tidy your hair this near summer? Leave to each still night your lightest affliction, dandruff. Soon you will free yourself: one shake of your white mane. Now there are worlds into which you appear and disappear seemingly at will but invariably blown— wildly,...

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Categories: variations, autumn, farewell, seasons, snow,
Form: Haiku
Variations On a Theme
Variations On A Theme... Ach'n (ache Ken) Existential Struggle... (NOT by Bellini, Paganini, Rossini... Eeny Meany Miney Moe - si, nor the three stooges tee hee hee) twill never end till...this oft writ trend of mine will never end, only when...mortality ike'n no longer defend! Thus...once again, (or...as per usual), this poem iz a boot ruminations about bout, who else except this ole coot at das receiving end...

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Categories: variations, age, birthday, depression, fantasy,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Complex Variations On An Unhealthy Theme
Ecologically resilient health and WinWin spiritual fueling economic development and biologically transforming nature, Combined with reflection deflection inflection of our personal and economic and political health v pathology experiences, Recouple complex metaphors of green commonsense inviting a resilient ZeroZenZone case for health benefits of planting and harvesting basic humane-divine communion values. Health allegories and gospel wealth parables need not autonomously rely on sacred principles equating blind faith with good faith. Reassociating...

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Categories: variations, abuse, anger, anti bullying,
Form: Political Verse
Variations On Theme of Red
Variations on a Theme of Red Color of bold that daubs the sunset bright Old fair weather friend of shepherd’s delight That taints the emblazoned rays of gold Displayed a glorious red for all to behold Rare crimson moon adorns a shady backdrop A Raleigh scattering miracle of red that’s set to shock Its sign of fate that casts a...

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Categories: variations, red,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Variations On the Malay Pantun: the Old Man and the Short Story -X-Xii
Variations on the Malay Pantun : The Old Man and the Short Story - X -XII - Continued for Georges VOISSET, the "Master Keeper-Nurturer" of the Malay Pantun (The pantun line varies between 8 and 12 syllables and is most commonly found in the anonymous quatrain form. Cf " Poietics of the Pantun...

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Categories: variations, age, humor, literature, satire,
Form: Pantoum
Premium Member Variations On the Malay Pantun: the Old Man and the Short Story - Vii-Ix
Variations on the Malay Pantun : The Old Man and the Short Story - VII-IX Continued for Georges VOISSET, the "Master Keeper-Nurturer" of the Malay Pantun Check out: www.stateless.mysite.com/Pantouns-20-Aout-2017.pdf (The pantun line varies between 8 and 12 syllables and is most commonly found in the anonymous quatrain form. Cf " Poietics of...

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Categories: variations, age, humor, love, sensual,
Form: Pantoum

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