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The Jargonnaut

I
                                                         ‘tis
                                                        true
                                                       truest
                                                      forever
                                                     climbing
                                                    exploring
                                                   wandering
                                                 masquerades
                                                        of
                                                        mi
                                                        in
                                                 poetic verse 
                           It may seem as if you ride the wet waves with mi 
                        and find lost within my words as the surf finds lost in 
                       it’s current yet I carry the words as the ship’s sail through
                          t
                          h
                          e

                          g         
             t            a           e
               u          l        c
                  r       e     n
                     b        e
                         u l 



*Jargon is the root word
and
'naut is the suffix...Here actually a noun because
-naut means a sailor
as in Jason and the argo'nauts
Jason's ship was called
yep
the "Argo"

Copyright © Mi Nubilary | Year Posted 2015


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Panting Poet

Breathless
                             Mi
                    with palms damp
                and the gnarled mane
              as this poet in dark muse
           strokes the coiled strans back
        revealing tattered cheek and bone
       top life’s weathered troddened mask 

    eye clouded through see to one but have i  
   lips crusted dried these with kiss to one and
   lined cloaked mi wretched the not minds she
  bather and disrober a becomes aficionada my
   arrange find locks knotty my gentle the with
    whisper the ears anxious these in abruptly
      "awe all my mi my you missed so have i"
                             Mi
                        exhausted




*The second stanza is read; right to left
top to bottom so too, the daring; read as the usual...
the poet "en-depth" will find no..despair

I so hope that anyone reading this long poem
doesn't mind that I used the ( i ) twice here.
The capital (I) kind of deranged the picture.
I will try writing shorter ones.
I hope that I am right; this being "shape"
TY...I am new here

Copyright © Mi Nubilary | Year Posted 2015

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Sculptor

O
                  natives
                    who
                    keep
                  alive is
                observing
   yes strict the commandments
                 engraving
                 chiseling
                 carving
                 stirring
                 ahead
                 laded
                 twixt
                  slay
                   and
                    mi
                     I




* Anyone interested can go to google and ask 
to see photos of Egyptian curved knives and
you shall find this one within. It is shape so my
friends..I do hope that you enjoy....mi

P.S. the pharaohs commanded the slaves to
carve or they would meet the above

P.P.S. Please take notice of the, "y" on the
seventh stanza..on my Micro word it was
emphatically the curve to the "y" to give
the authentic dagger look...unlike here on 
the Poetry Soup....lol

Copyright © Mi Nubilary | Year Posted 2015

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