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Premium Member Deus Ex Machina
“deus ex machina”


When LOVE came knocking at our door
we stood there opposite sides
like torn pages 
from the chapters of a banned book 
with no spine 
awaiting
collaboration

A common thread
our folded signatures are stitched together
and then joined with other signatures 
to create the complete book

Enter the wings...

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Categories: deus, art, courage, fun, imagery,
Form: Romanticism
Deus Ex Machina
god, made in mans illusion
our egocentric minds create
deities of grand delusion
or of demonizing enemies
up before we find our cause
totalitarian reign of gods
or democratic masochists
finding naught but disappointment
together bound somnambulists
heretical self rightousness
ever bring faithful relief
machinations or delusions
always shifting to belief
crusading fanatics, blindly follow
him with nothing more...

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© Syd Floyd  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deus, depression, philosophy, religion
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Osama Bin Laden Deus Ex Machine
Fanatics in feigned fury forced fellow fools for fait accompli
Laying lies as labyrinth loyally to murdering Lord,
Haggard Haters in hounding habits and hypocrisy as honor hunched,
Bearded Blackguard blazes bright sword amongst blinded buffoons,
Jabber with Jackknife judging jaundice with Kind “Jihads”,
Happy to hack the Innocent whose...

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Categories: deus, angst,
Form: Burlesque

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Oy Gevalt - Moi Ongepatchket Married Life - Part Deus
Passive agreement to acquiesce by saying that necessary “I do”
  impregnating the woman named above transpired until her belly grew
  swollen with eden liat thy current star student 
  now sound asleep – counting sheep lined up in a queue
  yet...

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Categories: deus, adventure, anniversary, anxiety, baby,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Deus Et Tribulatione
time slides ever to the right,
neither scabrous skidding mark,
nor faint leavings of wisdom’s feast,
only gouged furrows, upturned days,

to love only ideas of love, 
inane this hate of a cruel gentle kiss,
blackened hollow, sunken chest,
banal sacraments bless clamoring voices,
blown down a narthex like noisy wraiths,
screaming attention...

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Categories: deus, god, love,
Form:
Quis Ut Deus
Quis ut Deus
Heaven's own
In slowest anger a
flaming resolve
kindled in the
lowest pits
Essence of light,
hound of darkness
Bringer of new life,
harbinger of death
Through life's dark
caverns true
traveller's ally For
warmth, For safety
True companion,
Heaven's own Kindled
with joy, For life
to light For the
path now clear Ye
art blind nomore
Burning bush's
wonder Rain of fire
and...

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Categories: deus, anger, god,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Deus Ex Machina
President Olusegun Obasanjo- Atiku     Abubakar

Promises of pardoned traitors    
Reek like ancient regrets.
Exhibitions, 
Steeped in rapacity.
Inured to light, they
Dominate blindly
Evoking the same air of oppression
Noteworthy of the days of yore.
Traitors in transit, trampling as they go.

Over us, they bellow.
Lording...

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Categories: deus, abuse, africa, angst, corruption,
Form: Burlesque
Coracao, Corpo E Deus
Coração, corpo e Deus

Lembre-se 
que é o coração 
e não o corpo, 
que se esforça 
para se aproximar 
de Deus. 

De coração 
não quero dizer 
a carne percebida 
pelos sentidos, 
mas aquela 
coisa secreta 
que às vezes é expressa 
pelo espírito 
e às vezes pela...

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Categories: deus, business,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Deus Ex Machina
"Dead leaves lay still until the wind takes them here and there: even the last flower is withered, but there is beauty in decay - Constance La France

             I was the wilted flower...

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Categories: deus, analogy, god, life, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Deus Absconditus
Old sky, how high you lay 
up there, in your complacency
your faceless dome
your eyeless spread
your earless tomb.
how high you lay 
and how bitterly 
we see you there
lying in your terse complacency.
how bitterly we cry your name
and your language only guess.
your faceless dome
your eyeless spread 
your...

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Categories: deus, allusion, analogy, angst, god,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Deus Ex Machina? God from Machine?
Like Job, I’ve known what is right and wrong,
And I try to take the view that is long.
Though I’m not perfect, I do fear God,
(Which, in modern times, does seem odd).
But what is God, I ask you now?
A burning bush? A sacred cow?
Or is God...

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Categories: deus, computer, faith, god, identity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Deus Absconditus
God Absconded – Holy Saturday

The morning of that blood flow day
As Christ was dragged across the way,
Beaten, scourged, purple mockery,
Crown of thorns, tempting apothecary,
Force walk through city streets,
Hear the screams and shouts, marching feet,
Weight of cross, solid wood, a tree,
Chafing shoulders, breaking, bleeding free,
And there,...

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Categories: deus, analogy, bible, christian, easter,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Deus Caritas Est L
Deus Caritas Est  L
 (God is love)
By: Miracle Man
3-22-2020


God has given to each His love without fuss,
Through love He gave us his only begotten son.
While we were yet sinners Jesus died for us,
Promising everlasting life when our race is run.

God gave us a commandment...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deus, fear, god, love,
Form: Lyric
Deus Quer
Deus quer

Deus quer, 
Sábado, domingo
Segunda
terça-feira quarta e quinta-feira
ou sexta!

Você sonha, 
a obra nasce. 

Deus quis
eu e você fôssemos tudo um, 
Que os sonhos nos unisse, 
não separasse. 

A cumprir o sonho. 
que aqui vês, 
a inspiração.
Imaginamos a terra inteira, de repente, 
Somamos ao imenso e...

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Categories: deus, business,
Form: Free verse
Deus: An Epilogue
Capitulating to the wild, random and fickle.
  Sigils weaved from nothing, we digest,
   divide amongst our kin,
    our hands stiffened and hastily fragmented,
     our eyes on the sun,
      we are...

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Categories: deus, religion,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things