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Humorous limericks about events during and leading up to the revolutionary war. Happy fouth of July.
A humorous limerick about being pulled over with beer in the car and an officer's response.
First heartbreak: from heartache to gratitude.
A poem.
A poem about losing one's way, but in the end, finding which way to go
A narrator recounts a vision of paradise. However, paradise has its costs.
As a fan of mid-century science fiction, I often am left wondering, why, if we have been given this foresight, do we still let our futures play out the same way? Bradbury's tale, written more than half a century ago, tells a familiar story.
The day through the eyes of a toddler.
A poem about a fed up teenager during a break up.
A poem for those who have had a broken heart and are afraid of falling in love again....but sometimes, falling is inevitable.
This poem shows that there is more to a family's worth than how much it has.
A poem that reflects on past mistakes, regrets and bitterness.
A poem revealing the depth of love for a daughter.
Inspired by summer's beginning and a reflection of how we have changed since each summer's passing.
A compromising position, a poem.
This is a poem that points out some hard truths about war that many people do not like to be reminded of.
Good way to express your love and to tell that you miss him/her.
This is a poem that I wrote for my sister. Sisters are not only family but they are best friends too.
The Zen Buddhists used contrasting images from nature in their haiku; we seek to avoid punctuation, the use of articles, caps and words such as "like" and "just as" and paint word-pictures instead (at least, that is the goal) for good haiku.
a poem in 3 lines and a totalof 17 syllables or fewer.
A three line poem, the Japanese haiku, has been modified or transformed into a hybrid, looser and yet more funa nd versatile, poem of only 17 syllables (sometimes fewer, so long as Line 2 has more syllables than either lines 1 or 3).
A poem that describes breathing.
My collective thoughts on the passing away of Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett today in haiku form.
A poem about when a friend saves you from yourself.
A poem written for a special student who tragically passed away at a very young age.
Remember those summers of your youth when anything was possible? It is generally a time to be carefree. It's also a time to be passionate about life. I tried to capture a bit of that here.
I wrote this poem to reflect how I felt every semester in college when the end came.
This poem came up when a question in one of my college classes was asked. The question was 'What would you do if you knew you only had one day to live?'
I wrote this just out of fun.
A Poem. An American Tanka. Robert Strange McNamara June 9,1916 - July 6 2009. The US Secretary of Defense for JFK and LBJ. Called the Architect of the Vietnam War. From '68- '81 he was President of the World Bank. McNamara was creator of policy analysis.
Here is a poem that I wrote for my mother on Mother's Day.
This poem is about a girl who messed up in a relationship and is asking for one more chance.
A poem I wrote after a run in with the dreaded ex abusive boyfriend
After I figured out what was going on with me.
A poem I wrote about my time at the Eveleth street dance.
A poem about insomnia.
The unthinkable has happened.
an ode to a pretty fearless mosquito.
I describe how Jesus is actually with me when I face dark clouds in my life.
A Poem. Sedoka. In The aftermath of the Iranian Presidential Elections.On 06/12/09, at around 6:30 PM; Neda Agha-Soltan was shot in the chest and killed amid mass protests who claimed that Ahmadinejad had stolen the election. She was 27 years old.
Associate Content the site that has inspired and encouraged me much more than any other in my efforts to one day write for much more pay...
Read this close, you'll think a little, think a lot, there is something in this just for you.
Michael Jackson was a brilliant performer. But, he led a tortured life and died early because of it. Let him rest in peace.
Stress relievers, emotional fillers to take away the thoughts of the present and the past that can't be fixed. "One potato, two potato..."
A brief overview on why it is most important to protect and preserve our Mother-Earth.
A brief synopsis on how and why machines begin to rule our everyday lives.
Sticks and stones, may inflict many a wound but, the spoken word has much more power whether used rightly or wrongly.
A deep consertave overview of what people really know about hemophilia.
A poem about feeling numb.
Another new song, this one describes the feelings of us who save the world everyday, but are still being made to feel like we're just not doing enough!
An analyzation of society.
A Poem about the wonderful flow of Poetry
Close the door as you leave
a love poem
Poetry
Free verse
a poem on true friendship
A poem about rejection and wanting to be alone
A haiku poem about the joys of summer.
Spiritual warfare, the battle has been won, have you entered the battle on the winning side?
This was a poem written in jest when we first moved to Maui.
A friendship slowly fades away when one becomes a celebrity.
Relationships take twists and turns. It is a good thing we don't know all the detours life has in store for us since we'd be tired before we had to keep strong.
A poem about the frustration and loneliness of insomnia.
A poem about child abuse.
Haiku about showing support and always being there for someone
a love poem
A poem about joining the military but wanting the civilian life back.
A poem of being foolish and losing love due to believing in the wrong people.
A poem of betrayal and selfishness of love.
Everything can change including facts.
A poem about those who want change and make it happen while others will only talk about change and will never make it happen.
A poem of deployed soldiers. Deployment is the hardest thing for any soldier. Many emotions and concerns can drive a soldier to their wits end.
Always be careful what you wish for, you don't know who might want to make it a cruel joke. A Poem by Charlotte Madison
Break it, mend it, throw it away, or hold it close. Choose what you will, just know that you hold my heart. A poem by Charlotte Madison
Its four in the morning. I am writing an response essay on the works of Whitman and Hughes. Tired as hell and so much more to write. This is how my mind works.
This is one of my two poems published in an anthology Called "posy of poesy". A National Poetry Fest 2009 was organized by JKC College in Guntur, AP, India. More than 50 poets from all over the country participated in it. Drama in the Sky
Poem about making your own destiny and riding your own wave.
"And the gates of hell shall not prevail."
"Love lifted me."
This poem discusses the blues, or more specifically a blue mood and what inspires it. It also discusses how the mood evolves and affects others who are priviledged to experience it.
Celebrate life
So few words and yet they speak volumes.
This poem is humorous because as you read it, you realize that it is contradictory to the thing that is being compared
Inner monologue on what to do.
A poem.
In God I do trust. And I am a happy camper because of it.
A view on how Sarah Palin will affect the Republican presidential race in 2012.
A poem dealing with why our clean drinking water supply is taken for granted.
A message for your the one whom you love, to trust you and say sorry.
A view on the power struggle in North and South Korea.
This poem was written with the hope it will inspire gratefulness. Even in this crazy time we're living in, we're still blessed.
You guys and gals are simply the best,
These are some of my thoughts about our beloved Mother Earth, who is composed of many worthy treasures which is opened for its beloved men...
Wondering of what I am missing while I am gone.