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Premium Member Smoking Gun
“Smoking Gun”


Twisted Blistered dance with me
Come on Brother Snow get off your genuflection mojo knees
The World’s about to turn and merge
Vibrating dimensions souls that turn 4th and 5th must be better than 3rd
The World’s a vomit bucket filled with the spew of war 
and ravaging...

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Categories: collider, humanity, imagery, war,
Form: Free verse
The Secret Lives of Chimney Pots Ii
Gazing down along the zealously
Monitored borders of well clipped
Evergreen Privet hedges.
Standing watchful guard over 
Divisions
Re-enforced by concrete posts and
Darkly stained, wooden, wavy-lap 
Fences;
Age-old neighbourly disputes, petty
Grudges and childish jealousies -
Ably demonstrated by various
Patchworks of shabbily constructed
And hastily planted defences!

Seated high in our remote eyries
We watch...

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Categories: collider, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Dear World
I accidently let one loose today
I've cooked earth's goose its fair to say
I won't pretend it wasn't me
Soon it'll be clear for all to see.

Who even knew that was a containment field
and an innocent stumble would cause it to yield
its inhabitant singularity
was a well kept...

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Categories: collider, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Weird Science
The Large Hadron Collider was built deep beneath the Earth
to help reveal the secrets of the Universe's birth.
I'm not quite sure what benefits this expensive research brings
but I wish that they would give answers to more important things-
Like, when you're in a rush, why all...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: collider, humor, science, universe,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Key To the Abyss Opening
Key to the abyss opening 
Cern is a wormhole experimenting into dark matter 
A satanic program making attempts 
to open the porthole to hell 
The statue outside this center 
is the pagan lord Shiva destroyer of the world 
and a herdsman of souls the wrathful...

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Categories: collider, angel, betrayal, corruption, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Sonnet 14, Part 3 of 3
11. They came to devour and sin.
I was briefed by a cornucopia of beings:
From Torchwood, ARGUS, SHIELD and their kin;
The Talamasca, The Shop and MiB Greens;
A BPRD agent who was burning in Hell;
The Syndicate, Consortium, Watchers and Trust;
The Illuminati brought a golden bell;
C.L.I.T.O.R.I.S., MHI (such...

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© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: collider, evil, fantasy, fear, horror,
Form: Sonnet



Dance of the Particles
DANCE OF THE PARTICLES

In their Quark mass attributes 
and their lofty Spin pursuits, 
Comes the new Cute particles 
with their Charmed quarked articles.

Will they be Strange in a life that's long? 
Is Truth and Beauty their new song? 
Are they a Charm or is that...

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© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: collider, beauty, creation, inspiration, science,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Tale of Cosmos - Part 2
the Universe, a self-defining everything
  but then, what of the Cosmos wherein we all dwell?
  that big bang blast, forever on a far-flung fling
  from beyond and within which, lurks heaven and hell

  gargantuan pile-up, a collision of four
  ephemeral...

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© Ian Love  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: collider, philosophy, science, universe,
Form: Verse
A Merciless Life
A Merciless Life	By Robert Denton (June 2015)

I have walked a merciless life.
Bombed and battered with precision.
From my childhood to middle age strife.
To have free will is not my decision.

Bombed and battered with precision.
But death is still death regardless of technology.
To have free will is not...

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Categories: collider, bangla, corruption, death, poverty,
Form: Pantoum
Cosmology
How can there be - anything?

Everything from nothing, why? 
Everything from nothing; in the 
beginning was the Word

The Immense Hadron Collider 
has found Higgs

Everything from nothing; 
gravity waves observed

In the beginning was the Word, 
why? Everything from nothing

Everything from nothing, why?  
In the beginning...

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Categories: collider, grief
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Mona Lisa Page 1 of 6
Her mysterious smile!
Spoke revolting silence’s bile
Prior to chewing her file

Magnificent eyes
Though eyeshades exiled brief style
What words did she store in sigh?!

Tranquilly resting
Soft poems she grasps quickly
Portraying warm monarchy

Her choka poems knew who!?
Her signature revealed two
Fingers are syllables’ queue

Mona Lisa heard
Thunders laminate trajet
Dehiscing Alps behind her

Rivers...

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Categories: collider, mysteryprayer, poems,
Form: Choka
When Soda Pops
When Soda Pops

Under pressure from thermonuclear devices
Or at CERN when the hadron collider gave birth to a baby black hole
We come to find it could get worse
Soda pops are there so I don’t care
That’s all that matters on the matter
Genome of the disease-transmitting tsetse fly...

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Categories: collider, celebration, drink, fun, judgement,
Form: Didactic
Relationship To String Theory
Relationship to
'String theory'...
...Tries to explain
everything; but not
emotion,
Commotion as Bosons
and Fermions
unravel, 
Travel to reveal the
building blocks of
LIFE!

Yet nothing can
explain a feeling,
Peeling back the
skin of the
universe,
Worse are we for
perturbation.

Synapses fire in the
brain,
Strain the axions;
devoid of spin and
charge,
Recharge the
painters palette!

So that colours of
consciousness
unfurl,
Hurl Quarks to
combine into
hadrons,
Protons and
neutrons.

By what...

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Categories: collider, goodbye, introspection, relationship, universe,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Physics
One of my year-long sophomore subjects will be physics. At first, physics seems to be a menagerie of big, boring universal ideas and immutable laws rendered practically unimportant by their scale. 

Peter, ok, let’s call him my boyfriend - just as a place-holder - is...

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Categories: collider, crush, education, growth, school,
Form: Free verse
Physics Questions
Physicists pose important questions
Beneath the Swiss mountain slopes
With their large Hadron collider
And when for the answers they grope
Is the tool that measures their success
Going to be called a collider scope?...

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Categories: collider, funny
Form:

Book: Reflection on the Important Things