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A few words of rhyme to the friends in
"OneLight Authors & Creations Alexandra"
which probably saw in Coimbra a sundawn
where the horizon was red beca... Think about it. Anyone can become a refugee. All it takes are the right circumstances.
Many would argue that ambition is hardwired in our synaptic engine. For many, however, ambition proves to be a principal that leaves behind many who ... "For palm trees planted difficult places" from a written SLam awhile back, had to use a proverb or somesuch ... later was published in an e-zine on another site (username ''amica'' at the time... Obama is on the verge of being the first African American President. This poem is to cheer his never-say-die spirit. YO! Melting the snow under his foot, and some frozen hearts, that the cold southern wind of Bush had left behind!!!!! One might argue one’s choice of writing discipline reflects one’s entrapment or lack of. Like most artists, do not poets express for themselves first... As poets, we all have to deal with the idea of obscurity. After all, emojis have rapidly replaced the use of the language of words to convey feelings... This poem is a symbolic representation of how I feel about Authorsden. I became a member in May of 2009. I simply love this site. I am so very impre... We live in a world that is time obsessed, rolling news on the hour, timetables, taking medication, work, school, you name it, time is the undercurrent... One might argue one’s choice of writing discipline reflects one’s entrapment or lack of. For the New Year, a suggested change of attitude. There’s something about obstacles overcome that make life really worth living. Give it a try. (Ima... Occam’s razor is a principle often attributed to 14th-century friar William of Ockham saying: if you have two competing ideas to explain the same phe... To the reader. There is a pleasant-sounding song that I hear in the McDowell House; every now & then on TV-sports news. It says: oh when the saints.... <embed src="http://www.authorsden.com/adstorage/4750/Danguitar.mp3"hidden="false"border="0"width="310"height="45"autostart="true"autoplay="true" lo... Sargassum is a genus of large brown seaweed (a type of algae) with leafy appendages, branches and round, berrylike structures filled with oxygen that ... Light reflects waters that surround her curves,
seeping through each crevice, unbiased,
... Prompts from Lena Kovadlo (Udler)''s Creative Writers’ Spotlight on Facebook:
1. What I Love About October
2. Things to Do in the Fall
3. The Changin... - Seasons, guilty of false starts, are always ready to happen. Such was the recollection of so many years ago in the big city. October’s Party
October gave a party...
The leaves by the hundreds came,
The ash, oak, and maple...
And those of every name.
The sunshine spread a c... A deion of what it feels like to be mildly autistic. Revised From: "Keep the Bear From Laughing" (M. Kirsh- copywrite 1988)
As an anticeedant to the president that all derives from one, I presently... I joined the Navy as a junior recruit on the seventh of January 1970. I was fifteen and a half years old. This is a poem I wrote on the occasion of ou... Wouldn''t it be nice to have a picture of the group. Let''s pretend.
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