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Title: Docks of Love | Submitted by: jcor | Written by: Jack Cory | Style: lyrics

Love is a power that charges our internal clocks,

Ticking down until that final moment comes,

Ill be wait by those eternal docks. 

 
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Title: Valentines Day Parade | Submitted by: dswain | Written by: Doug Swain | Style: Free Form

So Valentines Day, won't you be my valentine?
Guess what I got you this year?
The largest, most superb, and most certainly alluring
Gift you've got in years!

Hundreds of ukelele players
    dressed in heart-shaped costumes playing Beatles covers,
Thousand of lab puppies
    painted in bright red with compassion drooling out their mouth and
Millions of boxes of candy
    of all shapes and kinds; I know you like variety!
Billions of roses
    that string behind like a velvet carpet
Along with hundreds and thousands and millions and billions in parade
    for the love and hate of you, Valentines Day.
Don't forget this poem too!

I figured you deserved it, Valentines Day.
To make up for all of your forgotten and discarded years.
Too hated to be loved by the souls whole see nothing in you
And too loved to ever be considered more than superficial
Nobody ever considered how you might feel, Valentines Day.
And you're as good a date as any, maybe even better!

So Valentines Day, won't you be my valentine?

 
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Title: The Missing "X" | Submitted by: cmh502 | Written by: Chris H | Style: perfekt alliteration

The Missing “X”


agitated to aching arms

built upon built-less beauty

caressed on cathartic canvas's

dressed with dripping dread

egged and easily emulated

frozen like freaked fawn

grabbed so grips may grapple

hoisted in heavier handfuls

ingested instead of inspecting incidents

jackknifed into jaded jostle

kindling the kef kennel

lifting hopeful languished lifetimes mating ease manic moods

nestled not needing nurture

objectionable to octagonal optometry



perched as passive pelican

quilted for quaint queen

restless touch rapid religion

solemn sinner wear's stark stiletto's

tepid tipsy moderately tasteful

undermine your unsure unconscious

vexing a vacant house vestige

waxing no waning waves

??????

yearning below yawning yield

zeitgeist lost amongst zonked zoo zombies

 
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Title: Hoco | Submitted by: dswain | Written by: Doug Swain | Style: None

I used to enjoy a silent conversation with you
Peering out the window to a winding street below
New England roofs dotted yonder and
Just like the leaves scattered along those lines
Starting green, becoming red, orange, yellow
And sometimes dead
This view was our own reserve

And still today silence is the conjoint sound
None of the views have changed
Roads, roofs, windows
Leaves and it all
Seems to look the same
Only now, only now I enjoy this
On my own
 
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Title: a vortex of change | Submitted by: cmh502 | Written by: Chris H | Style: None

for forensic tongues which you bark and heal
why the blind mans tooth fell out
he squealed

such converting messages
a vortex of change
that fell from your pocket
I perceived at close range

a humming bird buzzed
while the bee choose to chirp
the honey from this flower
is the pollen hives worth

a plead from this beggar
for such a small amount of grain
to feed his mind restless
while his family starves in shame

was the diver swimming to deep
or his plunge in the river
ever so steep
the fishes once thought  this river was calm
the frantic diver dove
set off a splash like a bomb

that country, that territory or state
destroy what you will
whatever makes you feel so great
just remember that winking
from a pair of eyes so blue
that the love you thought was given
has been torn to ribbons in two
 
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Title: Miller's Diamond | Submitted by: dswain | Written by: Doug Swain | Style: None

Blooming is the beat old town
Trees full, green
Bend with water, bend with time
They've got somewhere to go: Up - Up - Up!
While cities and towns spread out and around
Street signs, street lights,
    none of it is ever the same

People seem to never change
One flower fortifies a garden
One house vegetates a city
And not one soul can see the change
It's the same issues, same stories
Same life in such a different place
It's strange to think
    one could ever miss it
    
A diamond of Miller
Stands alone, silent in a field
Neglected by those who can't know
And forgotten by all those who wouldn't take the time
Around each edge stands a player in the game of my life
A different time, a different place, but never a different person
And I stand at home
Wondering why I came back
Wild awkward and out of place
    just to stand here alone
    
Like remains of the attic,
    dusted, settled, forgotten
Like a distance city on a road
    fading, shrinking, disappearing
Like leaving a memory behind
    absconding, removing, withdrawing
Miller's diamond feels this
    overgrown, neglected, tired
A small image of my life
    quiet, nostalgic, content
    
The truth is,
    Miller's diamond never looked that good anyway
    
Miller's Diamond
 
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Title: Title-less | Submitted by: noonesremedy | Written by: Father Scardo | Style: None

I want to tell you everything is okay.
I love you but I can never tell.

He will end what we have.
Cant you see?

You have faith in love.
I have faith in morons.

I am your rebound.
Checkmate.

 
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Title: why is it(possibly a prelude) | Submitted by: cmh502 | Written by: Chris H | Style: None


    potions will tell
or the mind will swell
thoughts may dwell
swirling into a moment of hell

no matter how empty
nor full of bliss
buying your way out
will only make you sick

tired,
the colors once were bright
awake,
i can sit and stare at the light
drunk
or tispy for an hour
sinking back to grief
like the quicksand which devours


temporary weightloss
in order to gain back more
she stood alone
reflecting on herself
near the stained glass door
unhappy with her stance
restless as can be
this young lady sat under her favorite elm tree
and conducted poems of three
later married with music
a sweet symphony
this girl sang alone
harmony a struggle to hold
perfecting her voice
this lady grew old
old like that tree
which leaves that still the fall
and dye in the summer
tree bark that holds
or in sharp causes splinters
which prick and punture
though glass which is stained
she stood alone
refracting the blame
which was placed upon herself
by future and past
the lady grew older
death approaching fast
once remembering herself young
striving for beauty and grace
an old lady now,
beauty had found it's place
in nature she wondered
back to the earth she would go
the lady now soil
so that these new trees may grow
here once stood a girl
with her head in the sky
crawling on all fours
struggling to get by
she once wrote that song
which she sang to you and me
how she felt so alone
carving her name deep,
into that old elm tree
and how she took walks
with nature by her side
and her book and a pen
so that words may flow
about nature and zen
art and music
still stood by her side
when her friends soon grew older
and had many things to hide
sonnet for one
a solo duet
the young girl cried
so the drying river
was once again
 
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