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Some wood from yonder virgin trees, so care’fly hewn by hand To build a tiny cabin here, in this their new homeland.
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The destructive poppy flourished
In Symbiosis with crime.
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Nine thousand years of natural artwork;
A landscape redrawn by arctic forces;
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It wasn’t your fault
You ended up blinking
Catch-22
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"but that's nobody's business",
she says as she takes a sip of her third
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My father is sixteen
and standing in front of a window,
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God, we marched them into hell
Tiny bodies, filled with peace
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F-15s streaked through the dark night
Two eagles on a deadly flight
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History impresses,
oppresses;
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building a nest out of found parts
of a sort shunned
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T he Revolution had barely begun,
I n need of cannon; the rebels had none.
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Where souls long forgotten, clashed at the Bloody Bridge
below the slopes of Slieve Donard and Slieve Commedagh,
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The answer to the question every woman has wanted to know!
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I dedicate the Three Acts of this Opera Story to my adopted daughter, Mari Goes with love on this,
her birthday, July 15th. 2008.
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Alone, he tells himself: “How well I stir her jealous passion!
And now, a two-fold purpose in my heart I entertain:
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Through foggy air I looked onto the bay.
My love is arriving here today!
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Pompous lords and their glittering ladies
Dance circles beneath gleaming chandeliers
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Harking a havooc
a critic 'phrodite of prohibited pope
by LeanneBridgewater
40 lines,
on Jul 6 7:46 AM. In Love, history, past, old, Nature, Contemporary, Contest, Dark, Hope, Humor
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“I cannot tell a lie !
‘Twas I, unworthy, axed its taxed trunk brown.”
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I left my house,
August 20, 1955,
by arpine1995
19 lines, 2 comments,
on Jun 23 11:49 PM. In Sad, Pain, Life, Other, Dark, Depressed, Escape, Angry, History
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That Moriori settled New Zealand first is a claim
without foundation.
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The earliest settlers in our country, Aotearoa,
were Polynesian voyagers who came and hunted moa.
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Off Gotland’s shores lay the Baltic Sea.
The pride of Gutar, throughout history,
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A child of priv'lege, riches, rank -
(whose father all of Rome did thank)
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On the rising misty morning light
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What is history?
A tale told only by victors?
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It’s often said: “The Lord gives but He also takes away”
and Maoris claimed the cataclysm born of godly wrath.
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