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Premium Member Child Was Reluctantly Admitted
The child was reluctantly admitted to the meditation circle.
She wore a necklace with a mandala
Was this arrogance or ignorance?
How enlightened can she be? We asked each other.

I admit we were snotty about it.
I was one who was a doubter.
Our meditation was silent and enjoyable.
We were...

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Categories: admitted, spiritual,
Form: Prose Poetry
Admitted and Committed
Admitted and Committed

Those who fool around and this admitted;
Realized comedy f errors have committed;
Learn how to speak,
Should others seek;
From all efforts to improve you benefitted.

Jim Horn...

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Categories: admitted, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
About Trump Admitted
About Trump Admitted

About Trump we have often admitted,
To insane asylum should be committed;
Each sight after sight;
All day through night;
Due to being disturbed and dimwitted.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet...

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Categories: admitted, allegory, analogy, humorous,
Form: Limerick

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member I Admitted I Was Me
I was buying a hot dog at a hot dog stand,
Reluctantly here at this silly ball game anyway
When a lady asked me if I am who I am.
I am used to people not liking me for who I am
For I turn them in when they...

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Categories: admitted, teacher,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Admitted
They said I needed help.
They admitted me to the
ward of madness and shoved
pills into me that made me a
scarecrow. A man of straw
shuddering in the wind as
weak as my resolve to be me.
I never came to life again.
I died in bright light at peace.
The crows...

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Categories: admitted, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Hillary Admitted She Was Committed
Hillary Admitted She Was Committed

Many things Hillary  had admitted;
Whatever she did  was committed;
Complete control;
Reached each goal;
Acted proper and in perfectly fitted.

Jim Horn

Hillary What Happened Book is great
and so Is Dear Madam President that
should have madamasoille added to it....

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Categories: admitted, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick



Admitted To the Bar
Admitted this day of this date 
Chains on my twos
Twisting pain for their gain 
Again it has to rain
The reason for my confinement
They call it refinement 
Am fresh in the room 
The colleagues clap
Welcome by a slap
They fear not the snap
Taken by the secrete eye...

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Categories: admitted, abuse, adventure, africa, allusion,
Form: Free verse
Admitted Masquerade
Instead of being a corrupted victim, 
self imposing voluntary blindness, 
fear of solitude disguised behind shy behaviors 
or another's condemned etiquette 
which actually is only a transparent mask 
foolishly worn atop obvious weakness 
that you pretended to prevail over so long ago, 
only to find...

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Categories: admitted, absence, addiction, anxiety, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Admitted
Admitted?
There they go again at it like there’s no tomorrow
Maybe they know something we don’t
Listen to her shriek and scream while they 
And I hear their bed collapse as he jumps from the wardrobe

The crack of a bullwhip is there connecting to naked flesh
I pity...

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Categories: admitted, desire, satire, sexy,
Form: Verse
Premium Member The Game Isn'T Over
After election party-hopping is prohibited
Now come the complains and slanders
Gone the frog comes the toad
Bet is no more bet
Defeat is still far away to be admitted
Hustle and bustle carries on after election and sworn in 
Maybe settle scores at an opportune moment 
Maybe democracy is...

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Categories: admitted, lost,
Form: Free verse
Forgive me
Forgive me my dearest friend please,                                       ...

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Categories: admitted, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry