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Diane Hine

The Debt

Marie Antoinette
Wan countenance set
With gunge
Sits mute at toilette
And dabs with a wet
Sea sponge
Now settle the debt
False charge, dark as jet
Expunge.

Cart avidly met
The creditors fret
And lunge
Then recompense whet
Slant iron is let
To plunge!
Wan countenance set
Marie Antoinette.

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Waning Cynical

Saturdays at the patisserie,
I sometimes burn my arms, wrists or hands,
balancing hot pie trays and dodging chefs.
New scars overlie old, pink on brown on white.
I'm middle-aged Icarus with singed bat-wings,
in the slow burn of everyday life.
I plan on drowning in dementia,
I enjoy a good melodrama.

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Lai Nouveau: May Offend.

Fair May stays indoor,
with artist mentor,
his minx.
Without her rapport,
his loathing would pour
and jinx,
his artistic chore
to blighted eyesore.

The sweet head she bore,
he sewed to stuffed core,
of lynx.
Still lips guarantor,
of love she once swore,
dear sphinx.
With artist mentor,
fair May stays indoor.

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Fruit Fly Tiff (Dodecatina Refrain)

F or
R easons
U nclear he
I mbibes more when
T hwarted at mating.
F ickle female fruit fly
L over, leaves luckless fellow
Y earning, if sated. He's fated
T o neuropeptide F depletion.
I n despondence, fly turns to alcohol.
F riendly scientists offer grief counselling.
F or reasons unclear, he imbibes more when thwarted.

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Weightless

Floored by a rocket's phenomenal thrust,
fueled by unquenchable space wanderlust,
hydrogen, oxygen liquid combust,
aloft, horizontally fire.
Tangentially aimed, yet Earth's grasp is enthralling,
her curving withdrawal allows for free falling
and inside the capsule, so gracelessly sprawling,
are voyagers of weightless desire.

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Wonderful Lives: A Trigee Poem

A shared vow, or....................A single life's
promise; either one is.............full and free, by virtue of being
the first page of.....................the fabulous fusion of
a deeply absorbing,.................fascinating,
twisting and turning,................poignant,
marvelous novel.......................and brilliant poems.

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Saccade

I am, from plank to plank,
each planck time, planck length link.
A trillion, trillion, trillion pass
before, therefore I think.

I wend a wilful way,
response to causal sway,
a world line traced by agency
and surface interplay.

I view a fractioned frieze,
a latticework of chinks,
like luminescent plankton seas,
with bright poetic winks.

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Monarch Dictum (a tridectina refrain)

M eet
O ne of
N ature's most
A daptable
R oyal butterflies;
C harismatic Monarch.
H is practical contrivance,
D etermines her compliance. The
I nformative appliance, detects
C apacity and alliance status.
T hus he'll fix, the composition of his mix.
U nder milkweeds, rests, paired black and orange vibrance.
M eet one of nature's most adaptable royal butts

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Golden Pheasant

How wisely, she is camouflaged, while the cock blazes like an
…X……He is the bright plumed target for hunters to focus
……on………Heroes have been bred by her critical
………eye………….Hens select the showiest
…….......mate……………His resplendent
……………dress………………Her
………………choic e…………...!

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A Cavort

A portal to infinity?
Pray tell it's cardinality?
As Cantor taught of heirarchy
the goal besought falls short.

Immortal highest entity?
From which low unswart Chort sprang he?
We're caught in clear tautology;
all's nought and all's for aught.

No thwarting flow of entropy,
comport oneself with harmony.
And thoughtful sport of poetry
is icing on the torte.

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