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Premium Member Lifelong, Meaningless Musings
Full title:
LIFELONG, MEANINGLESS MUSINGS MEAN EVERYTHING OF NO VALUE
aka
OFF THE WALL RAMBLINGS


After upscale meals, I know no relief
until I somehow pick my un-fancy teeth.
Serve me good food in my own home
and these same teeth leave me alone.

At work, when I am approached by someone
who wishes...

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Categories: briefcases, humorous, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
Lovebites In Loughton
Same faces
old men 
briefcases
must be working 
early today.

She's still doing the crossword
yesterday's news
feeding her answers 
reading the clues
nothing changes.

Baby in a carry cot
not a lot of scope to wriggle
but 
giggling anyway.

The tube map's the same 
I can name every station 
from Epping to Ealing
feeling old,...

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Categories: briefcases, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Hard Life
Cutting stones for building blocks doesn't
bring the whole food at the table. Playing
betting games force them to sell their
clothes and shoes. Saving money becomes
harder than collecting drops of rain during
drought.

Their children toil in the farms and streets,
because they have no school fees;
their daughters end up...

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Categories: briefcases, deep, imagery, life, society,
Form: Narrative

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



If They Knew Better They'D Do Better
we are all built for hell but some have made modification to adjust their placement and still they have miles to go before their finished racin 
so daily i enter my mental basement to destroy its encasement only to find its like beating a twig...

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Categories: briefcases, black african american, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Spam and Craig
"Proper Pam im-promiscuity carries a
tepid torch against the blank footlights
of a dimlit digital marital marquee---last on the 
billing of a car-null double featurette like
a black and white bijou plotless rerun
hand cranked by an arthritic arm;
pit pursuant of
quicksand lust with a gray gaze monotony
able to hitchhike...

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Categories: briefcases, angst, child, depression, husband,
Form: Free verse
No Laces
A line of loafers march in step,
through halls of granite and of pearl.
A rare and vaunted holy sept,
heels all clicking, toes unfurled.

Through halls of granite and of pearl,
briefcases locked by secret code,
heels all clicking, toes unfurled,
two by two, sixteen all told.

Briefcases locked by secret code,
the...

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© Aron Jacob  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: briefcases, business, dedication, nostalgia, people,
Form: Pantoum



Premium Member Living Within
Living within-to-outward is an ideal feel-perspective when 
attempting to faithfully navigate the deceptively treacherous 
sea of human behavior.  Those who initiate living, giving and 
breathing life from within, know that peace, love and security 
come only from their own core.  Living-within-people accept 
others...

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Categories: briefcases, conflict, deep, emotions, feelings,
Form: Free verse
The Truest Odes of War
Such heavy artillery,
To whom shall we run,
To God have we come,
In pain and sad form,
To state our hearts' deform,
To stake our rights and reforms,
You know that where two Elephants fight the grass suffers,Do be well informed,
My youngmen you have been, deeply misinformed,
My insane Leaders and...

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Categories: briefcases, death, education, history, hope,
Form: Ode
One Thousand Dead Businessmen
One thousand dead businessmen
Zombies of emotionless regimen
Sharply dressed
Black suit and tie, freshly pressed
Leather briefcases, to seem professional
This march of skeletons is quite exceptional

DECAY
Burst into dust and wither away
Corruption and greed let them die 
The next thousand corpse march includes you and I...

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Categories: briefcases, politicalmarch,
Form: Rhyme
The Dichotomy-Two As One'
Out of the office,
They pour at five-thirty'
In their shirts, coats, and ties,
Tired- but not really dirty'

In the parking lot,
They put their briefcases on the curb.
'Til they get their air-conditioned car unlocked.
Then-head for the suburbs.

Then there are the laborers:
Carpenters, welders, miners, and such.
Each night when they...

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Categories: briefcases, faith
Form: Rhyme
The Dance
Got a belly full of booze and I
Feel like tripping the light fantastic,
Dancing with the devil in the pale
Moonlight, whatever you want to
Call it, I feel like dancing!

Doing the two step shuffle
And wiggle my get along, twirling
And twirling, fall down a bit but
The blood will...

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© Mark Heil  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: briefcases, addiction, candy, dance, emotions,
Form: Free verse
I Am a Clutter Junkie
First let me start by saying “I AM A CLUTTER JUNKIE”
A clutter junkie collects things any and all things, things that are unimportant and often cheap
Things that have no purpose or meaning.
Things that usually just end up sitting around needing to be dusted.

I have known...

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© Rj Sloman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: briefcases, funny, on work and
Form:
A Matter of Etiquette
In the Barley Tavern I’m in tune,
having a couple before it’s noon.
There was no-one there to talk to,
‘cept for the barman Ken, and who,
joined me to share one or two,
until a couple of blokes in suits,
black ties, white shirts and shiny boots,
dressed up and looking...

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Categories: briefcases, humor,
Form:
The Big One Eight
today, sister, you are an adult
among the hurried ones in suits
attention cast to watches and briefcases.

today, sister, i cannot look 
upon the numeral of your age
without the feeling i have missed something.

today, sister, it is not just a birthday.
the whole house has fogged up
with unknown...

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Categories: briefcases, family, life, nostalgia, sister,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Three Meals
I spoke to a daughter and she rallied another daughter who ran into
The hospital to save me.
she brought a beautiful purple vase, pink carnations, and briefcases,I think there were at least 53 for thee.
“what doctor has been here.”  
“What does he look like? ...

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Categories: briefcases, appreciation, cancer, caregiving, cute
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry