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God Digested
It takes man to create god.
It takes people to consume a 
thought.
With the world and all it's 
delusions,
Promises made, 
Lives destroyed with 
superstitions.
Death, destruction.
The corruption of mankind.
Arrogance and ignorance run 
the population.
 
When will god go down?
Down the depths of the 
digestive system.
What makes the...

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Categories: digested, absence
Form: ABC
I Digested Your Poem Last Night And
It stimulated me like a sublime tea,
brewed from a transcendent plant.
I felt renewed, suddenly invigorated.  
My weary heart was addressed.
You brought me back to what all men seek
when love equals warm milk upon the babies cheek.

Like whistling an unfamiliar tune,
in a dark cavern, I...

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Categories: digested, on writing and wordsme,
Form: Free verse
Digested Compassion
Angry nails skate, digging harshly
Eyes close, a pain with no control
Hidden struggle, nothing new to see
Hand reaching down, a fresh patrol

Eyes downcast, wings dodge wind’s embrace
The damage just for a bite to eat
It seems no feed can avoid a trace
The shadowed side of an addictive...

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Categories: digested, metaphor,
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Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Colors Physically Reviewed Digested--
Orion is key lime
Blue Moon Lotus
Deviled eggs angel food cakes
Old Mountain Towns antique brass
Color of my eyes light green
The color are my lips blue
My stomach digestive is purple
Key lime for the Moon
Edible mammal and the grain food
Colorful physically views digested 

4/26/20
Written words by James Edward...

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Categories: digested, allusion, analogy, appreciation, image,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry