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My friends go to Brighteon.com when in site type in Healthy Athletes collapsing/Dying after the Jab.   Protesting will continue. This video shows you how people after being vaccinated are dropping dead.  I have spend thirty years being a nerd and doing research...

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Categories: carcinogens, america, evil,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Contamination
So much contamination
needs a close examination.

take a breath of radiation
or a toxic medication
select a name with aspartame
clean your car of acid rain
eat the food with preservatives
and other long letter additives
from the air-borne pathogens
to the many carcinogens
wipe off this and sanitize that
Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch
landfills loaded...

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Categories: carcinogens, environment, pollution, society,
Form: Couplet
Cigarettes
c ancer waiting to happen
i nhaling all kinds of carcinogens
g etting unhealthy lungs and high blood pressure
a lways have breath like an ashtray
r eally not the price to pay
e verybody hates your smell of smoke
t ar in the lungs is no joke
t asting cigarettes in...

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Categories: carcinogens, imagination
Form: Acrostic

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Flint
Flint 
Within its brilliance gleaming
Cool black in lacquered polished silver chrome
Cranked up pistons bleached in summer’s heat
Hot steam rising as gears thundering
Beyond the crystal liquid city lights
Highways built across the land
In hearts felt pride American dreams made real
Within its prime
Men in factories perfect their craft
Spit...

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Categories: carcinogens,
Form: Abecedarian
Premium Member Primal Questions
Do I want to only look at new ones,
never been used,
or is that a too restrictive market,
too competitively priced
for virginity of place and relationship on Earth?
And, is such redemptively-intended virginity
an asset or a deficit,
in which ways?

Could I rather shop in a wider market,
someplace more gently...

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Categories: carcinogens, career, change, destiny, humor,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member We'Re All Going To Die--What the Heck
That cancer has ravaged my family, it is true
My mom first with melanoma at age forty-two,
Bone cancer took my Uncle Cladie for a ride
Until the pain caused him to commit suicide,
My dad lost his battle to non-Hodgkins lymphoma
Then, my wife Deb succumbed to a rare...

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Categories: carcinogens, cancer, death, family, history,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The After Effects
Swelling waters rage across the land; 
two foot, three, four…water-tantrum’s take their toll; 
capturing houses and cars.
The collection grows with every storm.
Tempests wage their war on unsuspecting trees and crops;
limbs whirl about the airways. frantically.

Four legged’s seek the higher ground for, safety’s sake; 
hurricane is...

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Categories: carcinogens, earth, earth day, natural
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Looking Forward
 Once, there were buffalo herds,
then the white man came.
All business money-minds;
their hide market thrived 
and then…no buffalo.

Once, the porcelain beluga,
numbered in the thousands.
Years of caviar-mad minds
depleted the pods,
to only three thousand, worldwide;
then, there were nearly none.

A-biotic oil hunters fracked
the oceans; earth’s crust.
Cracked by water...

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Categories: carcinogens, analogy, earth, environment, sky,
Form: Free verse
Sex and Drugs
Upholstered flesh is wetted with a single stroke
Thumbs clasp and rotate
Ribs click with an enhanced inhalation
Consequences of a little death

Tissues consume bloat
Drain and wither
Free radicals creep into closed eyes
Flecks are swept like stars of dust
Behind shutters wide pupils flex

A peated tongue tenses
An oesophagus glows engorged
Sweet...

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© Zack Dicks  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: carcinogens, addiction,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member I Smell a Memory Coming On
The scents I remember like hand rolled cigars
Wine cask lined cellars in musty cool basements
Chocolate miniatures nestled in bright candy dishes
Tea leaves and mint steeping in dainty china cups.

Baked goods cooling on the kitchen counter
Roast with potatoes in a rich onion broth
Lilacs and roses lined...

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© Lena Pate  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: carcinogens, introspection, nostalgia, philosophyold, autumn,
Form: Free verse
Dave Grigger
Dave Grigger is marinating in the tub.
Stopped by the Dollar-General and
got some bubble-bath. Feels like a
a jacuzzi at a midget night club filled
with gassy-ass dwarfs.

Reach for the cigs - wait - 
dab hands on towel to dry.
Cool.
Now reach for the cigs, draw
one, like a blunted...

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Categories: carcinogens, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wait! What Is That Smell?
Funny how we speak with two tongues
How we sing two tunes to the same song
We claim that all things God made are good
Yet, we condemn when they're not understood
Marijuana, the herb is not of itself, bad
It is man’s greed and indiscipline that is sad
I bet,...

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Categories: carcinogens, life, people, political
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pothole Pete Buttigieg


Train Disaster, East Palestine, Ohio
Twenty days Ago.

Pete Buttigieg- Where Are You?


Doesn’t he care one bit if they eat.
East Palestine,filled with poisons
Hands swollen,crimson red from acid toxins
So what if they cannot breathe?
Who cares if carcinogens fill their lungs?
Or, they have safe water to drink, not!

The American...

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Categories: carcinogens, america, angst, corruption, how
Form: Free verse
Demons
Carcinogens make me feel stronger
The burn of liquor makes me feel cool
There are demons in my head trying to make me break the rules
I know that knives are bad 
I know this all sounds cruel
But they tell me it's okay for blood to drip into...

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Categories: carcinogens, depression, suicide,
Form: Free verse
Let's Stop the Rain
The rain falls down
As the angels cry
Dripping their tears
From a darkened sky

They look upon Earth
With celestial shame
It's not what they thought
At the start of the game

So much destruction
And so much demise
That's why there's tears
In all of their eyes

A green and blue planet
That held so much...

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Categories: carcinogens, introspection, love,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things