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Premium Member A Summer's Idyll
A Summers Idyl warm summer’s day at the lake inviting my wife and I to sit and enjoy the water is a cool aqua blue rich color of relaxation slight breeze touches the surface barely a ripple disturbs the scene the green rowboat rocks at anchor hoping we will avail ourselves of a ride my wife dressed in her white chiffon dress idly sits...

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Categories: view, beauty, nature,
Form: Ekphrasis
The View From My Balcony
Oh, how i wish you could see, The view from my balcony, That is amassed with gentle swaying trees, And the occasional hum of honey bees. Down the long winding path, Little children playfully dance, Practicing their form and stance, Far from their mothers protective glance. Young lovers absent-mindedly clasp hands, Strolling along with their heavy school bags, Looking out at the great green expanse,...

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Categories: view, appreciation, beautiful, community, garden,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Womb With a View
I see the terror in their eyes… of those who seek to paralyze their lives screaming persistent cries of sorrow and grief that belies the turmoil and angst of disguise. I see hunger, the ache within… of those whose vain lot is cast in hardened iron cuffs locked fast in glum humanity's calloused skin oblivious to kith and kin. I see conflict and all-out war amidst...

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Categories: view, god, hope, humanity, power,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member View from the void
We yield to heart’s innate urge to create, whilst recognising we’re not the doer, that as veil of maya we penetrate, there remains no delusion of grandeur. Refrains replay on the canvas of time, a wispy ladder of smoke, which we climb, magic on display, making earth life play, as rapture rises within, day by day....

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Categories: view, inspiration, joy, muse, spiritual,
Form: Rispetto
View from a Blind Laptop
This morning one songbird awoke first, breaking the night with its spiral tongue. Under an oak tree a puddle bloomed stars, then washed its face with a watery light. Moments later, a narrow sky opened its window. A rose red lip of sunlight, kissed the verge of a far beyond. Light crowned meadow daisies one by one. I did not see any...

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Categories: view, poetry,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Sunday afternoon
a good book and my cat cushions and a faux fur throw a nook by the window with a view onto the city park where birds have returned to nest following the harsh winter everyone's come out of hibernation and the cycle begins of rejuvenation life and love ...

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Categories: view, books, life, love, spring,
Form: Free verse
Faith Into view
if I ever lost my faith in you I just don’t know what I’d do whenever I look you are there and no other can compare in darkness you comfort me and when away from the crowd I can share with you my glee be annoyed or be proud if I ever lost my faith in you I just don’t know what I’d do whenever...

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Categories: view, faith, introspection,
Form: Lyric
View From the Ground
The sky, a distant painted masterpiece, Unfurling blues where airy currents cease. From here, the giants loom, their towers high, Their peaks like needles pricking at the sky. The hurried feet, a river at my shoe, Each face a story rushing to pursue A hidden purpose, a determined stride, While I observe where shadows softly hide. The cracks in pavement intricate and deep, Hold...

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Categories: view, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The View from the Window
Like a picture frame encasing the beauty of the ocean, the moving curtains wafted by the breeze, the waters sparkle and blue skies enhance the view. We found a piece of paradise in this haven of peace. A well needed rest from the hurly burly of our busy lives. Time is slower here, the air is clear and we...

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Categories: view, beautiful,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Bird's Eye View
A little bird has flown the nest to seek a world of wonder and spreads her wings 'neath skies possessed ...

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Categories: view, war, world,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Home with a View
I’ve a home with a view lawns, bushes trees sidewalks, parkways an avenue I’ve got to tear myself away ...

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Categories: view, home, sky, uplifting, world,
Form: Free verse
point of view
Point of view By: Jordan Small I'm scared of you and the power of your words. Your whispers are louder than my shouts. My screams go unheard while your lies are praised. Take a look from my point of view. The fear is undoubtedly taking over. Fear that I might just become another number. I hope to see the light of...

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Categories: view, 12th grade, black african
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Red Rooster's Point of View
Julian and Joan were married, just as glitter is joined to crystal sun. Julian was a famous violinist, like redbirds making music, in season. Joan had a variety of elegant shoes. Of them, she was rightly proud. Like seagulls of lakes and sky, whom liberty makes scream out loud! The Halls were very busy people, like smoky shadows, ever...

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Categories: view, animal, beautiful, color, lost,
Form: Couplet
Point of View
some say demons I call them traumas some say addictions I call it self infliction some say crazy I call it misunderstood some say boundaries I call it protection some say bad seeds I call them unguided some say thieves I call it greed some say haters I call them broken some say jealousy I call it bitterness some say narcissist I call them wounded some say enemies I call them admirers ...

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Categories: view, humanity, life, society,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mountain View
Mountain View With the ascended smoke the sky was gloomy Darkened times creeping up stealing the era Killing the resolve rhyming another song Playing discordant tunes ragging the future of the now saddled with a tinted view The vision becomes blurry as the visionaries became soulless hordes taking chunks of yesterday From the hopes of today ...

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Categories: view, betrayal, corruption, longing, political,
Form: Narrative

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