Best Appropriated Poems
I Want to Write a Poem
I want to write a poem
but my mind is not in motion,
it's been appropriated by the babble
of the television rabble
who tell us what to think
and that our own ideas stink
trust us they say
come what may
we'll take care of you
and we won't see it coming
when...
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Categories:
appropriated, future,
Form:
Rhyme
The Sphnx's Rddle....Pt.1from crude beginnings came primitive man
learning to cope with natures darkened wilderness,
wild plants,wild animals,wild environment,and
day to day uncertain productiveness...
an animal by nature,commuting the body with inferior things,
sticks and stones became weapons and tools
the processed skills,from natural animal to human being,
as existing with nature became his...
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Categories:
appropriated, history, mysterynature, animal, animal,
Form:
Free verse
The Hen HouseCooped within ancient bodies, this inhabitant
dwells amongst an elder net
of crabby, crotchety, curmudgeonly claque
of old folks, only a portion of population I met
which achey, flaky, kooky motley crue
disgruntlement fed as peevish pet
aye be earnest asper assessment,
but some getting ready and...
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Categories:
appropriated, care, class, environment, farewell,
Form:
Elegiac Lyric
MuleMutated meaning mutilated in existence
Utility in slave work the only definition left
Latent purpose without deferred fulfillment
Exempted from kind, creation's prophecy
2
Matter alone excludes the...
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Categories:
appropriated, animals, faith,
Form:
Acrostic
Snow DancerSNOW DANCER
I am amazed at switch the goods
Before so apostolic
And now so different
To one’s mind.
Are you, my milk tooth
A passion-flower nun
Or an old maid
Married with god
With might & main?
Are you making use of decoy
“Snow Dancer”
As an appropriated graphic
Without mincing words
As other persons do?
Show Dancer
You’re...
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Categories:
appropriated, fantasy, sweet, me, sweet,
Form:
Lyric
Inside the Great Halls of Us
“Inside the Great Halls of Us”
Inside
The Great Halls of Us,
there resides a ghost
IT hides in plain sight,
waiting quietly, alone,
in our dark
there, IT holds ITs light,
to draw us further in,
we nervously laugh IT off
ITs reflection lit,
seems glowingly familiar,
we are frightened of IT...
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Categories:
appropriated, i am, science fiction,
Form:
Narrative
A Poet To His BelovedAll the praises you pick along the streets
Go confirm before a new-bought mirror,
And if those rare glories you all find true
Then know she’s near that beauty shearer.
Who’s time, the unerring author of loss and decay.
And so while you wait for she who must deprive
Learn your...
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Categories:
appropriated, love,
Form:
Verse
What Might Be SeenNatural predication
greets sacred promise
to restore peaceful justice.
Omnipresent predication
greets polypathic promise
for restoring love as grace-filling justice.
Omnipotently disintegrative powers
of HellFire prediction
too quickly settle for monoculturing retribution,
punishment
due to FallenNature's past spiritual sins
in absence of paid-forward
gift economies
for notnot co-arising
Sacred Win-Win Grace.
This monoculturing
monotheistic Win-Lose path
is littered with remains,
fossils for patriarchal...
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Categories:
appropriated, culture, integrity, love, nature,
Form:
Political Verse
Lady Liberty Still Stands Proud In New York HarborWhen did the arms of Lady Liberty turn inwards
Her torch extinguished; her poem long forgotten?
You have heard me say it often since begotten
That which makes America greatest is her diversity.
As a child, I learned some basics, some fundamentals—
Like from shore to shore, America is a...
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Categories:
appropriated, america, history, language, new
Form:
Quatrain
Wake Up George Floyd Wake Up These Are the Voices of Victumised Black Man In the Usa Part 2Off a righteous God America stop the persecutions
We are due out love from you; Stop the profiles
And stand in our shoes and skin for a while, now, How would you feel now?
Situations where people acted as if they were suspicious of you, Because of...
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Categories:
appropriated, america, analogy, black african
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Ode To AmericaMy fellow countrymen, the President, Politicians, and pulpiteers ...
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Categories:
appropriated, america, conflict, confusion, god,
Form:
Ode
Leonardo Da Vinci Poems, Epigrams and QuotesLEONARDO DA VINCI POEMS, EPIGRAMS AND QUOTES
These are my modern English translations of the poems, epigrams and quotes of Leonardo da Vinci. I believe the first six epigrams pertain to the current American election crisis …
Nothing enables authority like silence.—Leonardo da Vinci, translation by Michael...
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Categories:
appropriated, art, eulogy, nature, poems,
Form:
Epigram
Currency CombustedAppropriated snatch of silver coins
A veritable gamble to grab bag the mantle
Circulating hand to hand, finger to dust
Or swirling computer screens reminding what must
Be sought constantly, human energy a fractional reserve
Digits that mine natural and mineral, crawling from sheet
If we could package and sell the...
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Categories:
appropriated, freedom, relationship, work,
Form:
Free verse
Appropriate ThisI was walking down to the taco joint
wearing my new conical Chinese hat,
I looked how it looked, it gave me some flair,
but some beta-hipster took issue with that.
He stalked up and said,”It’s people like you
who are holding us back as a nation!
Do you not realize...
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Categories:
appropriated, culture, growth, how i
Form:
Rhyme
February RecitationPOIEMA PERFECTED
made divine
& healed
rescued
&transformed
our life
fully satisfied
in the physical
...
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Categories:
appropriated, christian, poetry,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue