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Premium Member Treasures
TREASURES
mesmerising
  asides
reside
to
display
the
extraordinary
&
delicate
blooms

a choice
narrative
survives
gently
  resides
in
patterned
  fragments
swirling
 in the
spectacular
detail
so
  apposite
&
contemporary

a foraged
 signifiance
monumental
precious
of
  intention

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique...

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Categories: apposite, poetry,
Form: Other
Premium Member In This Taoist's View
Could we be doing our best
to invest in Earth's cooperative health markets?
While you sell our most competitive killing machines
to our Saudi Arabian cousins.

Referencing this touchstone as an ecopolitical WinWin,
unlike Parisian multicultural investments in climate health,
as LoseLose,
remains upside down of any truly love-life frame.

Ballistic sales and...

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Categories: apposite, destiny, earth, fear, hate,
Form: Political Verse
Disinfection
Returning home is always a bitter path.
Some say it’s warm and soft, it’s healing.
These words are said before the aftermath
Which brings an acute pain, which’s drilling.

It smashes down the soul inside your ring.
All thoughts are apposite to you in this rebellion.
The mind’s infected with a...

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Categories: apposite, anger, change, depression, grief,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member The Great Barrington Declaration 1
Tens of thousands of Experts in the Health Profession including:

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya professor at Stanford University Medical School a physician Epidemiologist, health economist, and public health policy expert focusing on infectious decease and vulnerable populations.

Dr. Martin Kulldorff professor of medicine at Harvard University, a bio...

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Categories: apposite, hope, trust, truth, uplifting,
Form: Narrative
Unspoken Soul
UNSPOKEN    SOUL

She was all lost; fantasized a world
On the bitumen, none resembled her
Binnacles kept empty; let gusty waves guide her
Bid  goodbye  to  a  silent  night  under  the  mistletoe ;  scrounging  for ...

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Categories: apposite, deep, fantasy, lost, visionary,
Form: Free verse
Mother Steps Out
Smiling forever , caring me for nights ,
how can I forget my mother , who was all time apposite ,
Crooner thy lullabies' , thy anger quite meek ,
will thee come back , mother , when I seek .

Never I dream , but now I see...

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Categories: apposite, absence, dream, emotions, mother,
Form: Free verse



Nihilism of Truth
She was all lost;fantasized a world
On the bitumen ,none resembled her

Binnacles kept empty;let gusty waves guide her
Bid goodbye to a silent night under the mistletoe ;scrounging for serendipity

Stars were callous;she--- an embodiment of callowness ,distracted by camellia;could not find a way out of her perplexity

Deranged...

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Categories: apposite, conflict, confusion, destiny, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Brimstone
A balmy day in February,
A flash of yellow's all I saw,
A welcome harbinger of Spring –
A paper bird upon the wing.

By name, a brimstone butterfly,
So apposite, its sulphur hue
Glows brightly, fresh, upon the eye,
Light as a feather it flits on by.

I watch it settle on...

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Categories: apposite, butterfly, imagery, spring, yellow,
Form: Verse
Understanding the Diffrence Between Spirit,Soul and Body
Understanding The Difference Between Spirit, Soul
And Body:
And have put on the new man who is renewed in
knowledge according to the image of Him who
created him, - Colossians 3:10
In continuation of our series on the differences
between the spirit, soul and body, today we shall
dwell on how...

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Categories: apposite, bible, blessing, books,
Form: Prose
Welcome New Day
Why I say welcome new day
When every day is same
Why I say good night to night
Which I have to spend on bed
I want make a deference
But j don’t know how and what
Who admire my work?
She live in my heart
But physically she live too far
So no...

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Categories: apposite, desire,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Retrospective Phrasis Part 9 Recited
COMMONPLACE PHRASIS IX
Everything in its season,concentrated
and alive stray objects ripple across
the view and solitary imagination
is its scale.Recollections of things
past,so apposite for self-expression
sieved to retain the essentials.
Exaggeration modified,ignorance
contemplated and constrained.
Atmospheres of yesterday translated
loom & sound so, unique as a 
snowflake to speak to the ear.
Our inner...

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Categories: apposite, poetry,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Cleared For Takeoff
“We’re cleared for takeoff,” the pilot announced, “settle in, our flight time to Atlanta will be 9 hours.”

The Gulfstream roared down the runway and in a moment the tops of trees flashed by. We climbed quickly, and banked. Paris dwindled, the Seine became a string...

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Categories: apposite, emotions, feelings, friendship, summer,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Prose Poem Synthesis
Everything in its season,concentrated and alive stray objects ripple across the view and solitary imagination is its scale.Recollections of things past,so apposite for self-expression sieved to retain the essentials.Exaggeration modified, ignorance contemplated and constrained. Atmospheres of yesterday translated loom & sound so, unique as a...

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Categories: apposite, word play,
Form: Prose Poetry
To Evil
To Evil
You're apposite to Bad
Though abstract you are
We've seen your vivid actions
Through your acolytes
Your opposite, the Good.
Your rivalries long run forever
That one day -you will submit
To Godness- is not in your dictionary.
Your cohorts, men.
The way they succumb to you
Is not well known.
Some say it is...

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Categories: apposite, faith,
Form: Free verse
The Interview
Waiting in line until it is my time.
      I wondered what I will say,
      What did I do, what is my excused?

      Looking apposite me,
     I...

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Categories: apposite, abuse, betrayal, confusion, death,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things