MAG Poetry Competition 2010 - search for new poems

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by Jack Pangbourne

I lie awake at night, thinking,
Wondering,
Wanting.
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Bit Part in a Historical Re-enactment

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by Jake Conrad

A rough brown shawl hung down her front
exposing
her breasts' edges...

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Rosemary

by Jake Conrad

Her one remaining eye is a beacon,
blue as sea-ice.
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Hailing

by James Brightman

As my lips are prised open
The sugary dew embraces my tastebuds
The viscous, yet, delectable taste of a minor victory
Worth nothing to many but can be the lever...

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The Purest Morning

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by James Brightman

The day I wake up and smile at the sun
I will hold no contempt for man and his machinations
The day I wake up and breathe in the stale air
I will help the man on the ground I...

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Death Powder Grunts

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by James Newman

Your hypocrisy’s pissing me off,
Neurological dystrophy,
Chalking the minds of the limited.
Bankers, politicians, journalists, freaks;...

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barren

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by jamie shaw

There is a half empty
Vodka bottle
on the coffee table
between the three of us....

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Before Dawn in Spring.

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by jamie shaw

The night
sky is like one big black fucking eye.

There is no...

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Angle Tarn

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by Jan Harris

One day I will climb again to Angle Tarn
where we heard the ice stretch-sigh like ghosts from fathoms low.
We carried on to Rossett Pike for the view to Mickleden,
the drumlins drawn...

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Old Country Bunglow

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by Janmejoy Gupta

A sleepless, lovelorn myna,
Stirs dawn’s first spark of light,
A round, eerie patio glows,
Like a lake on a moonlit night;...

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