a screaming discontent against all things real.
I drag behind a heavy iron sword and in a warm wet bloodied hand then I bury it deep in the damp wet sand, and I scream myself so very hoarse As I carve a heavy line
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A six liner
A six liner P K Routray Accept your past, without any regret to lambast. Handle your present, without any tension but by being confident. Face your future, without fear of failure.
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Confused By Confusion
Wollering, hollering and jollying follying All the while ideling the widening gap, Between Politics, heretics, the all powerful fix,
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you creep ..
Brown noses ..
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My beloved friend
The loss of a dear friend
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Tomorrow is Today
A disgruntled office worker gives a damming account of a typical work-day within the Finance department of the University he works at.
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Spring
Re-post. This former Poem of the Week has been highly commended in the Larkin & East Riding Poetry Competition 2012. http://www.bridlington-poetry-festival.com/competition.php
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Peeping Tom
He spies on her as she takes her bath, so beautiful and serene, but then she notices him watching and, spreading her
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The Blanket Of Fog
But then a 14- year old cabin boy who had been on the ship went to talk to his friends
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Cormorants
as feathered forefathers once stood in awe
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