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Posts Tagged ‘ Poems ’

Argument With A Poet

April 6, 2013
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a_poet_by_ilnn-d4a8pgz

Argument With A Poet As he studied my attention I refused to blink.  He told me things about my- self I tried to keep hidden under a coffee stained American Eagle sweat shirt that found me on the Clarence rack. I told him to fuck off!  But he continued to weave his words through...
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Words Unsaid

February 9, 2013
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by greybeardlegend

Words Unsaid   A heart once mute – tears of silence that at a young age just wouldn’t compute the confusion and delusions hidden within a soul held hostage by fear – for many years, so many words unsaid I just couldn’t find the expressive freedom to let out the emotions rampaging as confused...
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One Of Many

January 5, 2013
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by_slevinaaron

One Of Many   I am just one of many experiments who stand alone in rehearsed crowds lost in a maze of widowed daydreams trying to find tomorrow with transient eyes shut to the reality of yesterday. It is when I open my mind that I – not only see – but recognize that...
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Upon the Thought of My Demise

December 16, 2012
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by_kasperionis

Upon the Thought of My Demise It is upon the thought of my demise that I wonder if the memory of me shall wake into tomorrow’s sunrise or will I fade into the distant echoes of what once was — barely to be recognized. All I hope is the flowers laid down upon my...
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A Letter To A Dream

December 15, 2012
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A letter To A Dream

March, 2010 So many times I wanted to lay down this pen and let the words migrate back into silent barriers of a once broken expression; so many times I wanted to lock away this literary voice behind unbreakable chains with no way out but every time I tried I heard you whistling my...
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The Lyrics Of Her Song

November 18, 2012
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The Lyrics of her song

She was a whistle sitting silently in front of corner store with her home wrapped openly around her exposing her life and the orchestra of her tears. But no one seemed to care as she was stepped over and stepped past Like an object just in the way. Everyone seemed to ignore what her...
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Nobody Is Going To Love Me

November 4, 2012
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by_julkusiowa

No Body Is Going To Love Me I want to love again I want to love again and celebrate the victory of two hearts cemented in a stone of everlasting commitment. I want to feel the voice of a lover singing to my heart. I want to hear the touch of passionate surrender embrace...
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There Again

October 30, 2012
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There Again

The gorgeous/golden/glisten of silence awakens as a familiar sunrise parachutes through the open skies of a new horizon. A calm/comforting wind shifts the hazelnut sands( just barely) as my mind once again sunbaths under the currents of ultraviolet rays that reach through mirrored clouds reflecting the deep blue of the ocean’s hue. I am...
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Old Aching Bones

October 28, 2012
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Old aching bones

Old Aching Bones   He caught my attention and stared back at me – with beads of gray hair (outlining his face) and an emergence of wrinkles (aging his grace.) He had a cane by his side as he rocked in his chair humming the sounds of all years gone by. His rugged hands...
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The Places We Call Home

October 10, 2012
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copenhagen_streets_by_omikron1989

The Places We Call Home Everlasting memories – those familiar places we have known embrace our soul during times when we feel we are alone even when days are gray and the world turns cold we find our comfort in the places we call home. There are tears out there –journeys of sadness roaming...
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  • Blogtalk Radio: “~Re-Verse~ Classic Poetry Open Mic” Sundays 8pm – 10pm
    Who is your favorite classic poet, Poe, Wilde, Byron, Browning, Yeats, Keats, Kerouac, Dylan Thomas, perhaps even newer, Billy Collins, Mary Oliver, Kay Ryan? Read your favorite classic poet, read poems that inspire you, touch you, have special meaning. COME share in a celebration of our poetic history. You must first know from where you come, before you can […]
  • Simon Wright’s “In A Moon’s Mist”
    Simon Wright is a workaholic, adrenaline junkie, with little time for art and as a working class yorkshireman, (that’s northern england) where men are not supposed to write bloody poetry like big jessies. He was going full speed with life, when life decided otherwise, and after an operation to remove his top 2 vertebrae and a lengthy break from work, he bega […]
  • Poetic Liberation (Street Poetry) ~ Andreas Liotsakis
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