MAG Poetry Competition 2010 - search for new poems

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A Bend in the Road

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by rachel irven

I am driving home.
Thoughts ranging over a busy day
Comfortable in my world.
Outside my cocoon, headlights pierce the darkness,...

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Les Amants (The Lovers) on Magritte

by Richard Welch

Just you wait Georgette,
I swear, you are going to wish
you had never been born!...

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Sonnet

by Richard Welch

My boot makes mockery of a puddle,
Mirroring the buzz of bass in my brain.
Another night out bashing the cocaine
Rots the mind. Home life is bloody awful....

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A Night at the pub with Ted and Dylan

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by Robert Harding

My view mingles through the dreaded hue and cry as
Staggered figures lean across the oceanic rust.
Mind opens to see the two giants
And I respect the growth beneath my feet....

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My Land

by Robert Harding

My Wales, my land.
My ball is round not oval.
A flag of confusion.
A nation unknown....

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I

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by Rody White

I,
Cantturn a blind eye,
On the fourth of July,
To the Asianfruitfly,...

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supplies for winter

by Ross Newport

Just as the squirrel gathers his supplies for winter
I must prepare for the cold and bitter winds of rejection
The most fearsome winter could not ready a man for the cruelties delivered...

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Tea

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by Ruby Robinson

Somehow you led me home and told me again
of the emperor Shennong’s cup of warm spring water
under a tree of falling leaves. The way some leaves
fell in, browning the water. In...

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It's raining

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by russell brierley

I awoke early
and sat on the edge of the bed,
I leaned forward to look through the crack in the curtain.
I saw the faint reflection of my eye,...

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Nothing

by russell brierley

There’s nothing left to do,
That I haven’t already done and
I’ve done nothing....

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