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Premium Member If Every Day
If every day
you set about
to dig a little trench,

and though the end
is far away,
you carve another inch,

and all the while,
enjoy the craft,
admire the progress made,

that length of trench
will melt away:
persistent toil, well paid....

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Categories: set about, joy, work,
Form: Rhyme



Unmasking the Truth
When hopes begin to crumble,
it's high time to be humble.
This virus, Mr. President, now directs your fate.
Recognize this simple truth before it is too late,
and should it grant you vigor to complete whatever task,
before you set about it, please, please, put on a mask....

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Categories: set about, health, moving on, political,
Form: Didactic
I Have My Reasons
I HAVE MY REASONS
You’ve given me six lines, no more, To list the things I love you for. It’s not much time, you must agree, To tell you what you mean to me. And so, I’d better set about the task Er … sorry dear, what did you ask? 9th November 2021 Bite Size Poem No. 26 poetry contest Sponsor - Line Gautier...

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Categories: set about, humorous, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Knocking
Several times I heard her knocking, A noise I first found very shocking Still it lingered, ‘Til I fingered Her coral broach around my neck, Thought I would be a total wreck It gave me solace, A renewed promise When I set about making rhymes I knew she was very near these times, And seeking my loving attention This I must not fail to mention.
written October 8, 2021...

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Categories: set about, death, loss, wife, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Late Winter Sunrise
From the morning twilight,

the sun rises too highlight,

a beginning of earthly birthright,

and set about the day,

The light, shining firsthand,

shimmers across the land,

as night feels its strife,

light's behemence to life.

The morning dew,

who once condensed,

decamps into air,

as incalescense prospers.

A light breeze jostles,

a branch in season dormant,

life passionately waiting,

this cold season's debarment....

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Categories: set about, nature, seasons, morning,
Form: Free verse



My Journey
I climb aboard the plane, to go,
To my next lesson in life, to grow.
I leave behind all I love,
To learn more lessons from up above. 
I set about to learn much more,
Putting myself out to a far new shore.
To grow as a person, in spirit and mind.
My staircase to heaven I start to climb.
For when my spirit's lessons, I have none,
When my purpose in life, on earth is done.
I'll walk proudly, head up high,
To my destiny in the sky....

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Categories: set about, adventure, angst,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Ego death
To climb Jacob’s ladder became an ambition of the earth entity non-existent. The object assuming an ego took itself to be real and so set about it’s task. Following holy scriptures kneeling before idols brought no solace to its heart. Exhausted and in despair surrendering doership its pure heart invoked bliss. Identity itself the blockage a veil which when fell revealed the light of true Self.
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Categories: set about, spiritual,
Form: Didactic
The Early Autumn Breeze
The early autumn breeze carries with it the first hints of coolness of the coming winter 

The green of the summer seems to change overnight to fiery reds, oranges and yellows as the beauty of the Father's creation inspires artists of all ages to set about making their own creations 

The leaves begin falling from their lofty heights and gently flutter to the ground as the smell of baked goods, spicey gumbo and pumpkin spiced lattes fill the air with their  goodness


mkt
2021...

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Categories: set about, autumn,
Form: Free verse
An Inexpensive Lesson
While bereft of funds I set about
to woo a lass.  I had no doubt,
possessed of charm, I could succeed;
kind words and flowers what I'd need.

She's fair of face and warm hearted,
or so it seemed until I'd started
to ply with words and selected posies.
Her interest?  Feigned.  'Twas never rosy.

As i soon learned I had mis-thought
inamorata mine.  Perhaps she ought
to look behind the cost of gift.
What value could those ardor bereft
e'er place on words, on those who craft?...

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Categories: set about, life, romance, words,
Form: Rhyme

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