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Neon Light

by Gary McKenzie

The cigarette smoke hangs heavy in the air.
Looks good in films
But in real life,
In this place it clings to you
Like a broken dream.

The neon beer light covers many sins
And many more failed lives.
In the corner sits a man,
Pondering if tonight
Will be his last.
Time for one more drink.

He won’t be the last to sit under this neon light.
Looking at his reflection
Reliving li...

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Wednesday 12th June 2013 11:04 am

Tags: poem,life,death,free verse,poetry

Neon Light

by Gary McKenzie

Playing with the idea of this place.Aplace which takes in lost souls..Is it a good place or bad place.
Time will tell.

The cigarette smoke hangs heavy in the air.
Looks good in films
But in real life,
In this place it clings to you
Like a broken dream.

The neon beer light covers many sins
And many more failed lives.
In the corner sits a man,
Pondering if tonight
Will be his last.
T...

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Friday 7th June 2013 11:25 am

Tags: death,life,poem,smoke,poetry,free verse,poetry

The Final Draft

by George Stanworth

The Final Draft

Always seeking synthetic success, for
reasons no psychiatrist is unsure
of. Like Andromeda’s black hole, the core
is unstable, and breathes in media whores’
influences and agendas. Your IQ
is beyond atomic numbers, but you
are consumed like an ale in Bavaria.
Past Plutonium thoughts grow scarier,
whilst lost dreams entwine with absent lovers.
Sleeping with a...

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Sunday 2nd June 2013 10:01 pm

Tags: The Final Draft,George Stanworth,poetry

The Hitting Game

by Graham Clifford

The Hitting Game

On the island’s south side
a solitary town fizzes
like overloaded circuitry
on dark, motherboard hills.

Across a sticky, smooth-tiled walkway
an amusement arcade spills
a test of sexiness based on how clammy your palm is
and the hitting game.

You spin in coins so they register
on sensors worn numb.
A padded stump protuberates.
The screen says HIT IT!...

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Sunday 2nd June 2013 11:06 am

Tags: Graham Clifford,poetry,holiday,game,arcade

WOW! TATTOO MY BUTT - MORE MAD POEMS AND VERSE BY NICK By Nick Armbrister

by nick armbrister

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OVER 18 ONLY

WOW! TATTOO MY BUTT -

MORE MAD POEMS AND VERSE BY NICK

By Nick Armbrister

Zoos Comet

Her empty lies mean more than all the halls of silence.

We've been shafted, double penetrations are the worst.

Are they excited at where they'll wake up after committing suicide?

No more shit.

Metallic grey sparks on metal elements reali...

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Friday 31st May 2013 5:36 pm

Tags: adult topics,nick armbrister,new poem book,poetry

It’s August... (by Mel)

by nick armbrister

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It’s August... (by Mel)

Its August

When the wind blows

My hair, my smile off my face, my eyes full of sand

And my dress comes flying over my head,

I stand

In the middle of the race

Of dust coming from all over the place.

Its Misery

When the wind knocks

On the door, opens it without invitation

And enters without hesitation

My mood overf...

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Sunday 26th May 2013 11:44 pm

Tags: mel grobler,nick armbrister,poetry,joint book

Outside My Window

by Mike Morris

The perfects fill their car again.

Rucksacks and waterproofs,

Pocket maps and walking boots.

Photos Facebooked like safari trophies.

After a Sunday abseiling down The Matterhorn,

they return to rustle up

a Mongolian Banquet or two.

"It's easy really as long as you've got the right ingredients."

Bedtime stories quell the quins

l...

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Friday 24th May 2013 7:51 pm

Tags: Poetry,humour

So Why do I Write

by Shirley Smothers

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So why do I write?
I am not a poet,
but I write a
lot of poetry.

So why do I write?
I write to
show my
point of view.

So why do I write?
Sometimes it's to
feel like I have
a small amount
of control.

So why do I write?
I write what
I feel.

So why do I write?
In hopes to
inspire even one
person, somewhere.

So why do I write?
To release the...

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Friday 24th May 2013 5:51 pm

Tags: I,why,poetry,write

My thoughts on Bolton's NEO:LIVE

by Dominic Berry

Scott Devon and Neoartists have made a friendly, caring, supportive and fun space for poets with the NEO:LIVE event in Bolton. I heartily recommend it. Nat and Paul Blackburn were excellent, well-organised hosts and will be guest poets at the next one in June. I'll be going to cheer them on.

Bolton is easier to get to from Manchester than Manchester folk might think, a...

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Thursday 23rd May 2013 11:27 am

Tags: guitar,poetry,open mic,paul blackburn,scott devon,bolton,neo,song,poem

The Poem Fails

by Jonnie Falafel

The poem fails
It cannot render traction
Or the queer zero,
Rehearse location
Or mine gravity.

Panic & lapse
Immune to weak forces
Arise on threads of absence
In mechanical waves,
Muted by observation
& uncertain rules
In the chamber of bias.

An adumbration transpires.
Wanton longing. Dimension
Flattened & tamped....

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Monday 20th May 2013 3:51 pm

Tags: Physics,Poetry,Science

Always a Predator, Never the Prey

by Tim 'Preech' Humphreys-Jones

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The swallow kept my eye,
for a sixth of an hour,
before observing a cat
with almighty presence and power.

This feline affected me also,
making me an eternal predator.
Showered in blood, that of its victim’s,
Proud, purring, devouring torso.

It was proud of this blood,
as far as I understood anyway.
Like war paint.
A declaration.

I enjoy the kill.

This...

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Monday 20th May 2013 9:40 am

Tags: crime,poetry,poetry and prose,prose

Then the muse of good mood arrived ...

by Steve Regan

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I wasn't in the mood for poetry last night - a bad day at work had made me all grumpy.

But a after large red wine with a pal in my local pub, Hell's Waiting Room, the muse of good spirits came and perched on my shoulder.

So, as it happened, I DID very much enjoy a most life-affirming BARDS poetry session in New Brighton last night....

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Tuesday 14th May 2013 4:52 pm

Tags: mates,pubs,football,poetry

Fast, effective action

by Joe Hakim

There is no part of the flat
left unexplored. I’m not bored,
it’s something else: there’s too
much to do, things are vying
for concentration and attention

like never before, minor things
that can no longer be ignored,
pots to wash, a bath to be
scrubbed and a floor that needs

sweeping. And then there’s
decisions to be made about staying
awake or sleeping, o...

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Sunday 12th May 2013 5:50 pm

Tags: poetry

The Worst Tutor Ever (Fact!)

by George Stanworth

The Worst Tutor Ever

There once was a poet called Lee
who said that he always wrote three
lines in his limericks.

From my new free e-book 'Kidnapped By A Public House'
http://www.lulu.com/shop/george-stanworth/kidnapped-by-a-public-house/ebook/product-21007695.html...

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Sunday 12th May 2013 9:10 am

Tags: Tutor,Poetry,Kidnapped By A Public House,Satire

Weird Words a new spoken words night

by Freda Davis

In Axilfah on Thundersday we heard a sonic boom.
The rain came down but words held sway within a tight packed room.
They came from Leeds and Lancashire, from Cleckheaton and Hudd.
They raised their arms and voices too and spoke of death and blood.
And local wordsmiths said their piece. What rants and hymns we heard
when Genevieve her coven called to utter Weird Words...

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Friday 10th May 2013 10:48 am

Tags: death,blood,gig,poetry,words,spoken word

Call for Submissions for Murder of Krows 2

by Abigail Wyatt

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Duncan Yeates and Abigail Wyatt are inviting poets and artists to contribute to their next Murder of Krows* anthology.

The submission guidelines are as follows:

1) All contributors should be resident in Cornwall.

2) Poetry of a serious nature is looked on more favourably than comic or light-hearted verse.

3) Please do not submit any more than two...

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Friday 10th May 2013 9:35 am

Tags: Poetry,call for submissions,Cornwall,Redruth,Camborne murder of Krows

Heals The Soul

by Shirley Smothers

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It's said
"laughter is
the best
medicine."
But poetry
heals the
soul....

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Tuesday 30th April 2013 7:40 pm

Tags: soul,poetry,Laughter

Make a date with Pros and Coms

by Pros&Coms

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Hi Everybody,
Hope you can join us an entertaining evening of Comedy, Poetry and Live Music this Thursday at 8pm at Vinyl Bar, Lark Lane. Admission is FREE.

Acts Include:

Liverpool Acoustic Songwriter of the Year- Vanessa Murray

Talented Wordsmith – Reece Goldstrein

Hallam Fm’s Grand Comedy Howler 2012 Winner- Daniel Nicholas...

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Sunday 14th April 2013 11:25 pm

Tags: Liverpool,comedy,Poetry,Live Music,Thursday

Roses - NaPoWriMo Day 10

by IndigoAngelUshiku

Roses are dead,
they smell like Le Pew.
But they still smell sweet
compared to you.

Roses are dead,
now you feel blue.
So take a shot neat,
and uncork the screw.

Roses are dead,
our hopes are too.
You were a cheat,
but I was too....

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Thursday 11th April 2013 5:26 pm

Tags: Pepe Le Pew,Pepe,Le Pew,Pew,Warners Brothers,Warner Bros,Warner,Bros,Brothers,Roses,Unlove,Poem,Poetry,Parody,Cheat,Vodka,Drink,Dead,NaPoWriMo

Ottava Riva - NaPoWriMo Day 8

by IndigoAngelUshiku

Another attempt at my paternal tongue.
Un altro tentativo di mia lingua paterna.
And though I beam with pride as I'm learning.
E anche se mi fascio con orgoglio, come sto imparando.
I'm aware that translated, the metre is wrong.
Sono consapevole del fatto che tradotto, lo strumento è sbagliato.
But this language pulsates to my yearning.
Ma questo linguaggio pulsa al mio des...

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Monday 8th April 2013 11:31 pm

Tags: Italy,Italian,Rome,Roman,Paternal,Father,Family,Love,Self-discovery,Discovery,Self-awareness,Awareness,Honesty,Growth,Inspiration,Inspirational,Metaphor,Poetry,Ottava Riva,Ottava Riva form,Iambic Pentametre,Metre,Verse,Lyric,Spoken Word,Bi-lingual,Multinational,Global,Poetic,Innovative,The Five Faces of Fulli,Ushiku Crisafulli,Crisafulli,NaPoWriMo

Beat to my own drum - NaPoWriMo Day 5

by IndigoAngelUshiku

Adopt
Saint Stephen's tale
It's Friday, sweets from Mrs Smith
Degeneration X and anarchy
Frankie's words: two tables, four chairs, suspension.
Discovered passing the buck, and thus passed it.
Stole the show with Twenty-one Questions, four dancers, and a singer.
First girlfriend changed everything, "You're young, she has baggage - get rid..." … did...
A pl...

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Sunday 7th April 2013 3:01 pm

Tags: Memory,Childhood,Syllables,NaPoWriMo,Poetry,Rap,R+B,Mordor,Sauron,LOTR,Lord of the Rings,Tolkien,Wrestling,WWE,WWF,HBK,DX,Degeneration X,School,Primary School,Secondary School,College,Hostel,Homelessness,Love,Loss,Depression,Anxiety,Suicide,Fights,Arguments,Fathers,Teachers,Mothers,Sisters,Friends,Truth,Rejoice,Rebirth,Phoenix,Light,Candle,Birthdays,Years,Tale,Stories,People,Memories

Our Sanctuary

by Chris Jam

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enchanting armies of harmony...Phalanxes of rhythmic phoenixes.......remixing life to art art to life dark to light death to life.......music is our sanctuary music is our life to art art to life the art of life is the heart of life...... lifes A cycle like sum hyped CD or 12 inch vinyl spiral tribes thrive.........revolutionary recital....like breath music’s vital enlightened or suicidal...

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Saturday 23rd March 2013 3:03 pm

Tags: Spoken Word,poetry,speakeasy,manchester,ChriSJaM

The Twenty First of March

by Larisa Rzhepishevska

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The twenty first of March!
It’s a rainbow’s arch as such.
Equinox in springs
World Poetry Day brings.

It’s not an accidental event.
It gives this day a certain content.
A content to all those who can fly
And to all those who new things try.

A poetic word is an art.
It comes straight from the poet’s heart.
It gives a poetic word a chance
To sing, to draw and...

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Thursday 21st March 2013 8:47 pm

Tags: poetry

READ AL LABOUT IT

by Pros&Coms

Hi Everybody
Im very excited not only because its 2 DAYS TILL PROS & COMS but also we have hot water comedy's finest Paul Smith joining us. other guest include Stephen L Smith and Denis Joe
show starts at 8pm see you there. 88-90 lark lane, aigburth L17 8UU.
and its still free
Paul In action
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akh2nmxxlGA...

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Tuesday 19th March 2013 5:03 pm

Tags: Comedy,Poetry,Thursday,Liverpool

The Gipsy Clouds

by Ali Taha Alnobani

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By: Ali Taha Alnobani

My sweetheart who left me before a year

Today was very near

I saw her when I was drunk

In my cup

And also in my fear

I wished to tell her about the muddy way

Over there, at the crazy row of thoughts

Inside the dream of the sea

That got bored of futile boats

I tried to call her

But she couldn't hear

And the life reared to...

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Wednesday 6th March 2013 8:41 pm

Tags: Her-Story,beauty,gipcy,logic,love poetry,for ways to not fall in love,clouds and weather,clouds,after her,my life and hers,poetry,passion

My one day friend, Mark

by Ali Taha Alnobani

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To Liverpool

By: Ali Taha Alnobani

On Vernon street

Off Dale street

I sat near the sidewalk

At the edge

Like a broken bridge

People were passing

With their robot walking

Sea gulls felt my pain

Also did the rain

And my one day friend Mark

Who heard the voice of gulls in my heart

And my desire to start

His friendly e...

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Wednesday 6th March 2013 8:19 pm

Tags: mel my dear friend,old friends,be friends?,friends of the earth,friendship,life,love poems,love poetry,poetry,river,mercyside,Liverpool poetry,Liverpool,peace,mysterious,Mystery,fog,goodbyes,Julie Goodyear,goodbye

The Strawberry woman

by Ali Taha Alnobani

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By: Ali Taha Alnobani
I know, strawberry has charm
But this time, it is a moon in spring temples
A Call beaming in the morning
And a mascot painted on god's arm
Your lips proclaim another speech
About angels ceremony for love
Which conduct there in paradise
Over fire, under ice
Near the golden beach
That nobody can reach
***
I know strawberry has light
Of wonderful colors
Mixed...

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Wednesday 6th March 2013 7:16 pm

Tags: beautiful,beauty,woman,Spoken Word poetry,love,paradise,poetry,sleeping beauty,charm,paint

Sofia's Masterpiece Story

by Ali Taha Alnobani

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By: Ali Taha Alnobani

© 2011 by Ali Taha Alnobani

A lot of people I knew

Tried to cross long bridges

Sofia's masterpiece story

Ended among her princes

They wished her to describe the picture

But she forgot her eyes

Upon the bridges' fences

A rhyme made of life

Attacked her burned senses

I adored Sofia

But the t...

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Tuesday 5th March 2013 11:26 am

Tags: London,LOVE SONG,poetry,Love lost,sofia,maserpiece,way,love,rhyme,story,poet,loss,falling in love,Longing,love sonnet,romantic distance love dan hooks,loss of hair,love passion,love poems

Running Man

by Jamie Barton

Quickly pitting his wit
against an enemy
he reaches for his gun
the barrel is empty
the chamber clicks echo

Staggered staggering speed
as they close in he thinks
again which way to run
the white sedated walls
scream fear, shrinking backwards

A thorn through a window
whisperingly draws blood
as it strokes his cheek
reminding the senses
of motive for movement

Silent, steady, r...

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Friday 1st March 2013 9:22 pm

Tags: Running,Man,Jamie,Barton,Poem,poetry,poems,poetic,enemy,echo,scream,whispering,perception,exit,exists

Gone.

by Paul

I wake, I think, I see your face so clear
Your laughter, echoing inside my ear
Why damnit! have you stayed in my minds eye
Go away, you've gone, you are still here. Why?

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Friday 1st March 2013 2:31 pm

Tags: love poem,love,missing,poetry

Epiphany

by Jamie Barton

A black pen, a worm chewing through
wood, waiting for flesh.

Crunching its way through shadow.

Candle wax on skin
setting hard in its way.

A flick of the wrist
and the ink scratch stains.

Trying to find a way
to communicate with vision.

Spew out, eat up, digest, reset.

Calculating the way with mind
set to epiphany....

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Friday 1st March 2013 12:31 am

Tags: Epiphany,jamie,barton,poetry,poem,poetic,worm,flesh,shadow,communicate,reset

Pale Membrane

by Jamie Barton

Everything seeps in, everything leaks, in to this pale membrane.
The air from gestures, the pain and wicked eyes flicker.
The soft secretion of lingering sadness shelters like a veil.
Not haunted though, not lost to anything.
A door left open for a breeze to walk in.

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Friday 1st March 2013 12:27 am

Tags: Pale,membrane,Jamie,Barton,poetry,poem,sadness,veil,haunted,door,poetic

Drastic Measure

by Nick Clifton

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All through the fog there streams a truth in mind that knows short care,
When lack in youth brings on a yearn to take whatever’s there.
‘Tis not the care that is not there but strength of will to cope,
No lack of brain or sense of right, nor will to grab false hope.

Across your world it lays in wait without much chance to pounce,
Until one day it rears its head and vengeance d...

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Tuesday 26th February 2013 4:26 pm

Tags: poetry

Polishing a Turd

by Jamie Barton

Shite they say is such a dirty word
It conjures up all sorts of images
Brown, sticky and smelly vestiges
But can you polish a turd

I think you can, it is not absurd
To think you can make something better
To think you can improve the design
To think you can create something new
From something which reminds you of poo

It took a long while for me to decide
Which way I was going, what...

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Wednesday 20th February 2013 9:08 am

Tags: Polishing,a,turd,poem,poetry,epiphany

Quieter

by Jamie Barton

I remember when I was young.
I remember the sad strangeness that could not forge
The words wretched wonder would wrench
The memory is stainless, sturdy, simple, a symbol

Beholden that it is now buried
but I needed that melancholy
And the knowledge I knew, or thought I knew
Fleshy words without force

Buried in a cemetery in ceremony
The dirt descended on that mahogany
And words woul...

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Wednesday 20th February 2013 1:18 am

Tags: quieter,poem,poetry

Decay

by Jamie Barton

It can be said that fate waits for no one
It is almost a certainty in fact

But darkness with its spring heels waits alone
In a recess seldom visited, we go there in shade
Curtained we go there and raise suspicion
We go when there is blood to sacrifice
We come back when there is left only bone

Like the needless prayers of a mother
We disappear in to the warm night gone
And saturate t...

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Wednesday 20th February 2013 1:15 am

Tags: Poem,poetry,decay,death,sonnet,dark

In Cars

by Graham Clifford

In cars, I'm him.
I make the shapes he makes –
one-handing the steering wheel
as if grasping some mane,
I cup the gear stick bulb
like it's a brandy bowl
and coast to junctions
clutch disengaged
scared as sharks to stop,
though on open road
I’ll box in better cars than mine,
a sudden stickler for the limit
I slap down and squeeze your knee
celebrating...

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Saturday 9th February 2013 9:39 am

Tags: graham clifford,www.grahamclifford.co.uk,poetry,contemporary poetry,gender,history,Swindon

A Crying Shame

by Ludo

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Shame - the greatest shambles; a sham
sex and guilt, beauty and modesty; molest
pitted in the stomach like acid,
spat swallowed pity, feeding starvation, an unquenchable famish, unsensibly sore
malnourished habits die hard, and lonely, resentfully
twisting and turning and diving, deprived

Lies for eyes, for ears and the nose; twitch
flies on the flesh of festering fetishes; groan
acts...

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Friday 25th January 2013 5:48 pm

Tags: Humanity,Manchester,Poetry,Shame,Sexuality,Nature

Oh Darkness, Sweet Darkness

by Simon Austin

With my acuminous arm
I saved her wretched soul, like the others,
I drew the blood through clotted veins
And lay her down upon the blackness.

I cleaved the meats from her ivory.
He knelt with me and watched her filth, her poison
Pour through the cobbled streets
Into welcoming drains.

Plucked from the cadaver,
Her vessels of virility are no more;
The erroneous allocation o...

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Sunday 20th January 2013 12:25 pm

Tags: Ripper,London,Murder,Death,Darkness,killer,poem,poetry

In Soviet Russia...

by IndigoAngelUshiku

Aissur Teivos ni,
even the punchline is backwards.

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Thursday 17th January 2013 2:44 pm

Tags: In Soviet Russia,Soviet Russia,In Soviet Russia gag,In Soviet Russia joke,jokes,joke,joking,laughter,humor,one liner,poetry,witty,silly,funny

Mortality

by Simon Austin

I see him at my window tonight.
The moon, full and bright
Casts his dark shadow onto an icy wall.
A familiar silhouette, unmistakable,
Pressed against the pane.
The cold melts his breath into feathery diamonds
Running in thin veins down the thick glass.
His face, hidden and veiled in black
Glances my way and nods;
I nod back
Acceptingly. Suddenly,
The glass no longer divides,...

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Monday 14th January 2013 4:43 pm

Tags: poetry,Death,mortality,humanity,loss,lost,fear,passing,poem,reaper

Choices

by Frederick Kesner

Otherwise summed up as: whatever happened to Rimbaud? Or Van Gogh, for that matter?

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When a poet takes up arms

their quill is orphaned quick

though the pen is mightier

the sword some bards will pick

however just the cause may be

forsake their weapon true

to lose what makes them free

sad the day...

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Saturday 12th January 2013 1:54 pm

Tags: Poet,poetry,Rimbaud,vangogh,choice,choices,weapon,poetics

That's so gay

by IndigoAngelUshiku

When we think about the freedoms
our ancestors thought for,
the cracking of the great enigma.
Futile hopes soaked in apple-core tears
crashing like a faulty application.

Remember, that's so gay.

When you websling like Spidey
page to page.
From songs on YouTube,
to memes about Derp...
remember his hurt.

Remember, that's so gay.

If literature excites you,
if language d...

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Thursday 10th January 2013 8:57 pm

Tags: LGBT History Month,Alan Turing,John Amaechi,Neil Patrick Harris,Russell T Davies,John Barrowman,Doctor Who,Torchwood,How I Met Your Mother,Literature,Theatre,Poetry,Education,Schools,Community,Acceptance

my new poem book co written with Mel Grobler

by nick armbrister

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new epub version of Mel and my new poem book...
http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/the-rantings-of-a-damaged-mind/13556239

http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/the-rantings-of-a-damaged-mind/13418882 normal book

Heartbreak (by Mel)
Why, why are you doing
This to...

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Monday 7th January 2013 8:40 pm

Tags: nick armbrister,mel grobler,poetry,joint project,writing,new 2013 book

Goodness Gracious - a video poem by Ged Thompson

by Ged Thompson/ Liverpool Poet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-Ub_8oQbC0

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Sunday 6th January 2013 1:49 am

Tags: Snobbery,Poetry,Liverpool poetry,fuck you!

Life is a Cuppa

by Frederick Kesner

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Life in a Cuppa

Up to a point
pliant leaves will seep
into all its waters
until the cup overflows

so much as to stain
the meticulously starched table linen.
Then we shall face with reckoning
its true substance!

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Please make your response or comment on my profile page. Thank you....

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Wednesday 2nd January 2013 11:05 pm

Tags: poem,excalibard,crypticbard,kesner,philosophy,life,existence,cuppa,cup,tea,poetry

All The Angles

by Iosue Williams

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A reflective piece written in 2009/2010, delivered as a spoken piece through the wonderful voice of Qasim Shaheen, as part of his opening event at Contact Theatre. This piece was written by myself.

All the angles, they keep changing too many times,
that to look at the mirror I see no reflection,
as the world is spinning around me,
and after all this, I feel dizzy.

I grasp no hold of wha...

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Wednesday 2nd January 2013 3:16 pm

Tags: all the angles,urban shrines,youth project,poetry,poem,reflections,self

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