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Posts Tagged ‘ Poets ’

Minutes of a moment (The 37th Song)

April 27, 2013
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Clock_by_iraqifreak

Written April 27th, 2013 from the thoughts that arrived at 5:35 A.M   Eyes wide open inside the 37th dream of a lifetime,   I am breathing —   and as I lay within these minutes, the very minutes I breathed inside the bosom of my mother’s arms and started to recognize a world...
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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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Still A Man

October 24, 2012
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Still A Man I, too, reflect the image of a man My love may be seen as a sin, but my heart still bleeds a proud beat when I walk down judgment’s street. I will face every stare That thinks I’m weak Because of the passion From another man I seek. And every word...
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No Longer Am I

September 29, 2012
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tower of strength

No Longer Am I   No longer am i   hidden behind unmovable walls unseen, unheard, unwanted   I busted through the plaster and freed myself from my own silent disaster   and now I stand exposed   no longer am i   held back by the chains of distain undefined, unappreciated, unknown  ...
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A Perfect Day

September 22, 2012
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Summer_by_Initio

A Perfect Day Summer writes the perfect poem as this day roams—gracefully. Peacefully the descriptive imagery of euphoric clouds gaze like lovers in an open field of blue as the ski brightens to the metaphoric sun rays of a beautiful golden haze that, in its gentle embrace, opens up the aroma of mature roses,...
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As The Wind Blows

September 18, 2012
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wind

As The Wind Blows Eighty-five degrees of calm drifts silently – it breathes like a soft whisper as it massages the gentle texture of my mind – thoughts left behind I inhale the redolence of oak scented air weaving between branches of trees that stand high above with an orgy of leaves that levitate...
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After The Rain

September 18, 2012
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rain_by_rodrigovp

After the Rain 6:58 A.M the sky cried through the misery of darkened skies the rain came down harassing sleepy eyes and solemnly splashing against drowning curbs; it bullied blind windshields and bloated thirsty fields it welted drowsy highways and feed angry puddles flooding hurried streets – like a tempered soul the rain emptied...
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October’s Fest

September 18, 2012
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autumn_by_xlostfacex-d31mojq

October’s Fest   I taste a Pumpkin spiced Ale in the brisk             afternoon winds of October’s kiss.  I feel the celebration of early harvest all around me as a festival of leaves scatter through the barren parking lots and over worn down             curbs blanketing the architecture of footprints   with the fabric...
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As Nature Cries

August 18, 2012
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as nature cries

As Nature Cries Dreary be the day as the sky opens releasing its temper tantrum in a steady eruption of rage down upon the daily activity of life’s stage. Scattered cars travel blindly on slippery pavements wet from shaken leaves startled by the midsummer storm as it pounds steadily from the soul of earth’s...
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One World

August 14, 2012
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Olympic_Cauldron_by_Matt_Starr

One World   One torch has traveled…in the arms of many nations to ignite one flame of hope, spirit and freedom – in its journey it has relayed through the hands of many dreams;   each inspired by the possibilities of heart and victory. A torch has traveled over oceans, through tunnels and in...
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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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