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"The echo of a forgotten name."
by Dylan Wu Rong

The damp air around me smell infuriating,
metallic like the roscoe in my palms,
imprinting every edge and crease,
like a tattoo, but straight to my brain.
Its pathetic- I realize as I see myself,
selfishly wallowing in the sorrow,
jealous of the joy the rest hold close,
am I deserving of the self-pity?
The wind howls out to the seven nations,
resonating painfully clear- those battle cries,

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For Bree, Paulie, Brooke, George & Sydnie...with love
by Raina Hutchins

I know I don't have millions
To leave you in my will
But what I have for each of you
Is something greater still

I have a few possessions
For each of you to keep
Photographs and memories
I know will make you weep


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The Wisdom Within: A Tapestry of Power
by Emmanuel Liadi

A tapestry of strength, a vibrant hue ,
On women's Day, our hearts sing true.
From dawn's soft blush to twilight's gleam,
A legacy of courage, a powerful dream.

For every hand that guides , and every voice that rings
For wisdom shared, and joy that springs.
Through trials faced, and battles won,
A spirit shines, like morning sun.


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13. Bliss
by Kea Campbell

The final destination arrives all too soon.
We're all living our first life.
Some in desperation for a reputation,
Others in preparation for their salvation.
We are taken by the Force unknown,
And unknowledgeable of the force we give when we go.



Sunday 12 March 2023

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Manderley
by Ben Quinn

Dreams of an ethereal estate, a caged aviary.
Ravens flutter among the rhododendrons
Blood red and weeping.
She ruled with iron-willed certainty.

A certainty that seems so alien to me.
The rhododendrons liquify outside my window.
They melt and coalesce, pooling
The Ravens lap hungrily at the brine.


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Manderley
by Ben Quinn

Dreams of an ethereal estate, a caged aviary.
Ravens flutter among the rhododendrons
Blood red and weeping.
She ruled with iron-willed certainty.

A certainty that seems so alien to me.
The rhododendrons liquify outside my window.
They melt and coalesce, pooling
The Ravens lap hungrily at the brine.


......

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The Wisdom Within: A Tapestry of Power
by Emmanuel Liadi

A tapestry of strength, a vibrant hue ,
On women's Day, our hearts sing true.
From dawn's soft blush to twilight's gleam,
A legacy of courage, a powerful dream.

For every hand that guides , and every voice that rings
For wisdom shared, and joy that springs.
Through trials faced, and battles won,
A spirit shines, like morning sun.


......

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Epitaph
by John Stetson

When I die don't force my poem on some poor schoolboy.
Just put it on a shelf where he can reach it.

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"The echo of a forgotten name."
by Dylan Wu Rong

The damp air around me smell infuriating,
metallic like the roscoe in my palms,
imprinting every edge and crease,
like a tattoo, but straight to my brain.
Its pathetic- I realize as I see myself,
selfishly wallowing in the sorrow,
jealous of the joy the rest hold close,
am I deserving of the self-pity?
The wind howls out to the seven nations,
resonating painfully clear- those battle cries,

......

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"The ink that never dries."
by Dylan Wu Rong

A miracle- I always deemed them to be one,
rising to the peak beyond sight,
from nooks of the world never seen,
to pave a way- a way that lit up
the darkest of the night,
warmed the coldest of time.
On the stone heart I carried for decades,
left by them was an imprint,
never to wear off, never to be buried.
And was not I an ignorant fool,

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Popular Poets about Legacy From Members
  • Dylan Wu Rong
    Dylan Wu Rong (3 poems about Legacy)
  • Ela Omoosin
    Ela Omoosin (1 poems about Legacy)
    In the City of Ibadan on a Wednesday, I infiltrated this world.
  • John Stetson
    John Stetson (1 poems about Legacy)
    1953-IL
  • Emmanuel Liadi
    Emmanuel Liadi (1 poem about Legacy)
    September 18, 1995 - Ogun State