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May 20, 2018May 2018

Posted by Tomfoolery33
New Boy in the Factory Dim haze in the long gray building; smoke of molten metal, faint and acrid. Banging, burning, hissing sounds emerge from every torch bright niche. The sun struggles through the thick and cracked two layered windows, to light ...
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May 21, 2018May 2018

Posted by azzow2
Not sure if I posted this before or not. One day I was telling my son to learn from your mistakes. Later on that day he was repeating what I had said, because of his speech delay it sounded like warm summer shakes instead of learn from your mistakes....
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May 22, 2018May 2018

Posted by Faithless1
It's not by me, and it's long, but I love it. Is there another group just for posting poems that you love, or should I start one? Pain for a Daughter Anne Sexton Blind with love, my daughter has cried nightly for horses, those long-necked marchers ...
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May 26, 2018May 2018

Posted by RaaChenn
WAITING ROOM Pregnant women, fucked up men The waiting room is full again Every day, every hour I want to go home and take a shower Psychopath and Borderline End of day or end of time Piss, Prolixin, Seroquil They'll be here with me until ...
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May 29, 2018May 2018

Posted by QuintKnickers
Paralyzed by possibilities Plagued by paradoxes The morbid reality? We are all fatalities So live life to the fullest Treasure every day Use your mind and body for "life is but a play" The universe is infinite But our lives are not The time we ...
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Jun 2, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by RaaChenn
MIDNIGHT You were tall, hair black as midnight When we kissed in baroque autumn twilight And dead leaves blew in the cold When we were just eight years old
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Jun 6, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by Theomonk
My fate was written at least a thousand years ago Yours was too And then we arrived here together Your light is bright, mine is blue Before we took the trip I fell in love with you How did that happen?
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Jun 7, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by KrisSmith1
"Something About You" It's something bout the way you walk, it's something bout the way you smile It's something bout the way you talk, you're stunting out the way you style It's something bout the way you make my heart skip, curate a mile It's ...
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Jun 14, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by Plamon
Those eyes... Pierce me and caress me They speak of home And soft, inviting comfort Of understanding and openness Exposing and protecting a vulnerability and abandon Those eyes... Seduce me and enfold me They speak of passion And edgy, eager ...
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Jun 14, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by azzow2
Wrote this on one of those rare days that I was I not feeling indifferent. Eve eye envy: Eyelash whisper of come hither, do I succumb to this endeavor? Lips a firing rage of embers, do I surrender to such an inferno of desire? Walking wiggle of ...
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Jun 14, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by pixiedust
This haiku of hope was inspired by the planning session for an employee network on disability that I am a member of. Kindness and respect, All differences reflect Our caring culture.
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Jun 17, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by azzow2
Beneath the river: Resting on the banks of the rill, the current never keeps still. Watching a maple leaf snag on a jagged reef. Blowing gently the breeze ripples the nipples of the crescent waves. Life's a stir a wee smelt flickers away...
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Jun 19, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by RaaChenn
ELECTRIC STORM Corn fields heated like boiling glass Steamy ammonia and ripening corn Dogs lie prostrate and panting In the shade of a dying tree The rain won't come when you want it The sun only comes when you hate it need it dread it But ...
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Jun 20, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by KrisSmith1
Juneteenth, Make it fit for the stage Of manifestation down with the beast to be lit from the gauge For nominated freedom on the journey to get with this page Of destined to get "ghost" upon the "ride" as if Nicholas Cage Invitations of commitments ...
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Jun 22, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by pixiedust
This is a Job Hunt poem I threw together for a humorous speech contest. Later, I also used a copy of it in an Artist Trading Card. Sadly, some of the poem is true. I love to work I really do I love to hunt for new jobs, too I love to sweat, I love ...
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Apr 30, 2018Apr 2018

Posted by MermaidSuzy888
Don't let love make You lifeless. Run hard, Breath harder. Burn, like bowls Of sweet grass smoked. Flower, Find yourself fiercely. Do not look back, Embrace the day, always, Celebrate the Change it brings.
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May 14, 2018May 2018

Posted by ProudMerry
This is me.
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May 15, 2018May 2018

Posted by DianaGinger
A little cat named Ganji, so quiet and so meek. A gentle friend to everyone any day of the week. A soft-spoken little man who brought comfort when we were together. You are loved, you are missed, today, tomorrow and forever.
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Jun 23, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by Petter
A double sonnet I wrote upon Morality, under the title of:- Foibles Eyes closed, breathe deep to clear your thoughts of strife, And now imagine, deep within your mind, You are a fly upon the wall of life Observing all the foibles of mankind....
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Jun 25, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by PeterHammond
Burnt earth too close, singe your fingers push them all in let the overflow engulf whoever is left up to their eyes blind them see if you can hold the charred stick steady push and twist leave them to k to reflect, to consider on what they let be ...
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Jul 4, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by Justjoni
A sharing for today : Sail on, Democracy
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Jul 10, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by KrisSmith1
Through the midst of the flow, how she keeps me so grounded How I savor her flavor, keeping me greatly astounded And I never will down it Love 808, gotta pound it Helping me stay above the water, I be damn if I drown it She's never worried bout the ...
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Jul 13, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by KrisSmith1
She help me make it through the darkest storm Throughout the vivid sea of snakes where every vicious shark is norm The passionate affair we spark while the temp in the park is warm Her name is Poetry, will never have her source embarked with harm ...
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Jul 22, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by Tomfoolery33
Sea Level The tall wind sweeping across from all points of the compass in all seasons— fast, slow, hard, easy. The sand trickling or kicking up into little clouds, covering and uncovering the horseshoe crab shells, the million broken pieces of ...
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Jul 22, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by boatdude87
Ode to an onion ring. Oh, delectable onion ring You're always such a tasteful thing. Your golden crust can proclaim to be a once and future fame. At once your aroma strikes my nose and entices me to write some prose. I wonder, what shall I name ...
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Posted by EntheogenFanI wrote this about a crazy girl who I loved like crazy. She made my entire life feel like insanity.

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Posted by RemiforceDEATH IS SO FINAL--Youth La Boheme days in our small boyhood town, drinking cheap wine, smoking grass all night in some artist's studio, staggering forth into the bleary translucent twilight dawn.

Posted by RemiforceWHEN MY BROTHER LEFT FOR NAM--We looked across the field of death & maiming, in our youthful half knowing, the war raging in the media suddenly close & personal,like a car crash We drank to ...

Posted by RemiforceMY AGE IS IMPATIENT.

Posted by BohoHeathenThis is just a poem of past experiences.

Posted by PetterAbstinence indeed!

Posted by AstralSmokeWanting Wanting to be broken utterly split apart with a mighty tearing like an apple broken to unfold the delicate open veined petal pattern inside the fruit .

Posted by MiizzunderstoodWE WILL BE HOME SOON MOM.

Posted by Stargazer13And this is what you mean to me… That I see beauty and feel lovely in a dark, broken and rusted world Because you love me, I’ve been brave And opened into full bloom beneath the gaze of ...

Posted by Stargazer13Dog days are over Picking every four leaf clover Gonna break out of every box they put me in This soul is hungry and divine sugar my sin Personal evolution Fated love the revolution Raw ...

Posted by Stargazer13I've heard the stories of your empty world Devoid of soft touches And the rare souls that cross lifetimes, to see again through eyes captured in silent and consummate knowing I've listened to ...

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