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91Emerald Wells Café and Bakery 29 –February 1956 - Valentines Speakeasy Night
The sign on the store front read, ‘Emerald Wells Cafe’. Each morning at 6 a.m. Emmy turned the key in the front door, hit the lights, turned the little sign with the clock hands facing outward announcing ‘Open’ and made her way to the coffee...
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66Shutting the whole (damn) world out (for awhile)
This planet will be turning when I awake. All of the people who walk this earth have not gone away. My problems and anxieties still exist. Certain things will always remain the same and yet as I drift, the many pressures of the blues ...
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81How to write a poem. How to Write Poetry.
How to write a poem. How to write poetry. Why poetry doesn't pay.
12 comments73The Gazebo waltz
The moon was our conductor on that night my love with a spotlight on how we danced under the stars above and in this pavillion by the lake with your hands in mine the music in our heads was simply divine but sadly the Gazebo...
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64Who am I When I go away Dissociative Idenitity Disorder, D.I.D
Discussing Dissociative Identity Disorder, Dissociations also known as M.P.D. Multiple Personality Disorder. Poem from the point of view of a person who dissociates from child to adult.
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85Breezes of Being
"A poem is never finished, only abandoned." __Paul Valery French critic & poet (1871 - 1945) The creative process is virtually unfathonable. Most works are mere fragments of the process and the resources involved, though most...
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53Writing Prompts: A Fun Guide To Writing Poetry
Poetry writing is a great device in expressing what we feel with words beautifully blended into lyrical sounds. We’ve all written a poem at some point in our lives, whether it was about a teenage crush or in times of sorrow or maybe as a way of...
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55She's an eternal beauty.......
Moist and warm her touch wet and prying her caress I move my hands across olive colored beauty dreaming of our undress Moisture seeps from eternal heat my touch beckons her on And a warm soft glow within her liquid form reachs far beyond Orgasmic...
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54Happy Valentine's Day a Rictameter Poem
A poem to wish everyone at HubPages a Happy Valentine's Day.
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81Types of Poem Forms - French Pantoum Poems
I like to think of the French Pantoum form of poetry as a dance, one step forward, and two steps back, a slow waltz of sorts type of poem, especially for the author of the poem when it comes to writing one. While the pantoum form of poetry seems complicated at first glance, this fixed form of poetry can be a lot of fun to write and read.
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