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A Defaced Beauty
Rome seems a defaced beauty with its past specters roaming aimlessly, not finding the home where they once lived sumptuously; ruins upon ruins: marble, cement, grass, weeds, and streets with cobblestones. One thing hasn't changed: the splendor and the glory that Rome once was, never faded from their thoughts... greeting Julius Caesar returning from another conquest! Plautus, Livy, Horace, Virgil,...

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Categories: defaced, confusion, culture, death, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
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each step down an overstep emacing defacing the pond's complexion and its inflexion reflection...

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Categories: defaced, nature,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Moon Defaced
'The Man in the Moon Came down too soon, defaced by space race and telescoped stares. The Moon face and myths unmasked to reveal mere pockmarks and dark blotches. What is more, Man on the Moon has scarred the Moon's face forever with humanoid stares, enlightenment, footprints, flags, graffiti and junk. For Heaven's sake, let it be....

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Categories: defaced, moon, space,
Form: Free verse
Defaced
Faceless blobs soar through the sky Countless figures passing by Eyes to the ground, I try to miss his glance The glint, although, tells me I have no chance Darkness creeps into my senses, my soul My heart sinks, unable to bear it at all Escaping this void, the exit I must find He needs no words, he can read my mind And...

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Categories: defaced, anxiety, deep, depression, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Defaced
Joe Riggs was a professional clown who was forbidden to show a frown. His smile was painted on fans saw 'twas a con when his makeup performed a meltdown....

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Categories: defaced, humor,
Form: Limerick




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