MAG Poetry Competition 2011 - search for new poems

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AFRICAN WOMAN

by Abayomi Efeturi,Ruth

African woman,Black woman,Beautiful woman.
Dark and lovely
Great Helpmeet
Great Supporter...

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Finding the Seat of Consciousness

by Adam Anthony

Fear Strength Sleep
The tiger, burning, prowls;
Furtive, the tree prowls;
The snake prowls, waiting...

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I No Longer Dream of the Stars

by Adithya Kothandhapani

"And it's no more too dark,
No colour, no light - my eyes,
They may as well be yours."
...

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Brown eyes

by aditi mody

Brown eyes are the essence to my soul,
Brown eyes are with what I’d wish to grow old.
Brown eyes captivate me,
That loving stare,...

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From the Windowsill

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by aditi mody

She sat upon her bed of pearls
Distraught about the selfish world
Her tears fell from her starry eyes
Her eyes that knew a countless lies....

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The Butterfly

by aditi mody

As a butterfly flutters its golden wings,
The world does most incredible things.
And as it is transforming, safe in its cocoon,
I too wish that my day not start so soon....

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Throne for love

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by aditi mody

Throne for love

Feelings surfaced the top
Truth was at the brim...

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Awareness (level 5 of 7)

by Adriano Antonio Macedo Basto de Carvalho

Thoughts are merely a tangle of non-conformant
chemicals in an ultra-responsive setting;
echoes of scarcely delayed feelings,
millimetrically placed and ready to be felt;...

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Life, vastly cryptic, within

by Adriano Antonio Macedo Basto de Carvalho

Life, vastly cryptic, within, gradually,
as drips on glass, descends,
towards gravity, till fate.
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Chronically connected and severely distracted

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by Adriano Antonio Macedo Basto de Carvalho

I open the blinds and see the world; in turn, what
does the world see? It sees me and all my splendid, split
personalities, living these amazing times of amazing
pleasures, in which...

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