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Premium Member Disclaimer
I disclaim your anger
Every word I despise
despite your promises
my pounding your walls
my wish to change you
fails.

Your frenzied yells
bounce off my wall
no longer intimidated
impaired by paralysis
this...

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Categories: disclaim, freedom,
Form: Free verse



The Corruption, Part I
There is a corruption we all should abhor,
It starts on the left, and corrupts to the core,
Cancer of the soul, if left to go on,
It...

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Categories: disclaim, dark, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Beautiful Poet-
O' Beautiful poet you write the letters form to words turn to couplets, sentences and verses

Beautiful poet you don't write for fame you don't disclaim...

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Categories: disclaim, analogy, appreciation, beautiful, inspirational,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member No Shame Or Blame
There is no blame or shame
in sometimes not being the same.
Woes will oft times call our name
even if we live a life without blame.

The secret...

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Categories: disclaim, life,
Form: Rhyme
I Am Whatever You Say I Am: Thanks To Eminem
Will you allow me? 
Could you fathom how? 
Would you even listen? 
The sound-of— 
Of my voice— 
Only one; 
Only one voice... 
It's as if...

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Categories: disclaim, fantasy, fear, for her,
Form: Narrative



Poetic Justice --Virtue Over Vice
“POETIC JUSTICE” (VIRTUE OVER VICE)

Virtue over vice—who will pay the price
Ironic twists of fate are flawed if virtue does not equal reward
Logic needs to triumph—to...

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Categories: disclaim, metaphor, poetry,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Dancing With Elaine Benes
Seinfeld’s Jerry, George and Cosmo Kramer
   Looked on in revulsion as Elaine danced
   Jerks and quirks embarrassingly enhanced
Her three best friends...

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Categories: disclaim, funny
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
The Trials of Meretrix Canto Vi
For you are to be held up in
Judgement
By they so empowered;
Whose hot genes spilled from
Incumbent towers
Upon a warring continent -
The Sovereign house thus 
Pared and...

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Categories: disclaim, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Hey Kid, Who Did You Say Was Old
When I was a boy of three,
My sister much older than me
Raced me to the teen-age stage
Where we seemed about the same age.

We knew that...

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© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: disclaim, life,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Rent
You try it,
You even buy it,
You don't get it,
You claim it,
You disclaim it,
It works,
It doesn't,
Again, you denied it,
You pay, your stay: monthly, annually
You gain, sustain,
You...

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Categories: disclaim, anxiety, conflict, environment, life,
Form: Free verse
The Punctuation Factor
This is a result of text messaging. You have forgotten; how...; to punctuate. It affects you. This affects me. This effects all of us. Misplaced...

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Categories: disclaim, age, allusion, character, emotions,
Form: Prose Poetry
In Tinsel Time
In tinsel time the bells do chime. 
We deck the halls and shopping malls
with plastic bough and holly wreath. 
The conjured tricks that lie beneath...

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© Kim James  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: disclaim, christmas,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Irrepressible Anger Raging Inside
There are seven despicable sins each one
of us willingly or unwillingly commits daily;
I disclaim six, but I willl claim one openly:
it's the irrepressible anger raging...

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Categories: disclaim, anger, cry, father son,
Form: Rhyme
Harmless Innuendos
-Quiet voices with low decibels are taken with offense. Preconceived notions, spoken words without thought, inserting smileys to disclaim. Invertebrate personas can be seen evaporating...

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Categories: disclaim, social,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Trois Par Huit/Tanka/Rondel-My Spring Was Too Brief
Why can't spring
last as a deep feeling,
and remain joyful and eternal?

What makes this season so vital and wonderful...
adorning our earth with flowers so delightful?
Who is...

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Categories: disclaim, history, hope, imagination, mystery,
Form: Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs