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Premium Member Thats a Sin
A whole new twist to the same old story
Evil scientist in their laboratories
Creating monsters that live in the night
I often reflect on mankind's plight
As mankind drifts further from his soul
We seek things to fill the hole
The path of lies forever bends
Truth is straight and narrow...

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Categories: disprove, confusion, faith, life, people,
Form: Couplet
Two Trees: Mr Oak and Mr Bamboo
"Two Trees:  Mr. Oak And Mr. Bamboo"


A terrible wind storm was approaching and blowing everything out of it's path!
NOTHING....not one thing at all, could withstand it's awesome wrath!
Two trees saw this storm coming! YES!....it was coming their way!
One was Mr. Oak, the other Mr....

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Categories: disprove, image, philosophy, storm, tree,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Beware, the Wayward Heart
The wayward wind forever so aloof
across the prairie blowing wild and free;
just like a herd of horses on the hoof,
and running loose with nature’s grand esprit.

A restless spirit is this wayward child
who’s never satisfied in just one place;
she longs to solve the secrets of the...

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Categories: disprove, loneliness, lost love, love,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member The Atheist
Science defines my virtue.
Factual and fictional books are my domain.
Don’t speak to me of pixies, fairies, and unicorns,
Or of your monopoly on morality, love, faith, and shame.

I am what I am
And of what I do I claim my own.
I fight for my survival  
Of...

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Categories: disprove, atheist,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member The Journey
Part 1: Catalyst
I recently read a blog that purported to report news
Of extraordinary import to us all,
That the Catholic Pope, with a new encyclical letter,
Announced to the world his conviction that there is no Hell
And that the idea of  Hell itself  is just...

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Categories: disprove, faith, religion,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member I Can'T Breathe
I Can't Breathe

I can't breathe when truth is choked out
 can not stand by and not toss truth with a shout
I can't fathom the mind it does take
 to ignore truth and race onward with a fake

Story that is so easy to rightly disprove
 promote...

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Categories: disprove, conflict, corruption, death, fear,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member On Near Death Experiences
A woman’s spirit hovers
above an inert body that is hers.
She sees the surgeons cutting
and then sees their frantic efforts
as they try to bring her back to life.
She had died and yet is able
to describe exactly everything
they’d said and done 
when her anesthetic wears off!

Others –...

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Categories: disprove, death,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member But Just Where Is God
(Musings of a poet with huge doubts and a fragile faith)

Introduction: Is God A Joke Or Human Vanity?

When close friends die and other’s thoughts are suicidal,
When mankind’s soup du jour is loneliness with anguish	
When mental illness, homelessness, more war, and child death
Swarm down and then...

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Categories: disprove, god, mental illness, perspective,
Form: Blank verse
Wiser the Miser
I once had everything 
too much in fact 
confidence surging
until it told me that
I was wiser than the miser 
so I thought to be so
the flaw of my empire
was I couldn't let go 
of thinking people 
can be taken at word
it took losing everything 
for...

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Categories: disprove, adventure, fear, people, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Lunch With a Friend
On the topic of dating and settling he said,
ninety percent right - is good you know...
Oh really, and then I wondered,
why is it he's still alone?

Then I got to thinking a lot
how it is that a man really thinks...

they want a body slim that rocks...

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Categories: disprove, boyfriend, desire, faith, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Invitation of Perception
Long live the night
For inevitable is the end
Swiftly shall it arrive
How unfortunate to begin

Retire to the domain
From which let birth
She is awaiting the arrival
With the last, comes the first

The fruit has ripened 
Yet leaves depart
Withhold the execution
Exiled is the heart

Withdraw from perception
Observe the absolute
Enter the...

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Categories: disprove, art, hope, people, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Twice Upon a Time
TWICE UPON A TIME 

two things clicked. A severed 
evening parachuting down 
on a hillock where a palace 
hovered about. And coming 
to terms with a cool perspective. 

Kuchipudi there was. And Payal 
to perform. Dispelling detachments. 
And dithering in acceptance. I was
being answered in...

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Categories: disprove, culture, dance, music, perspective,
Form: Free verse
A Haunted House Is Taboo
Four young boys had a Halloween plot to weave
to disprove the gossip they refused to believe,
rumors about an abandoned haunted house
where a psychotic man murdered his spouse.

They shivered in the dark upon their arrival,
all having second thoughts about their survival.
Upon each child's face, an apprehensive...

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Categories: disprove, horror,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Bulldogs and the Mudhogs
Football brought shivers to folks in Three Rivers
With slivers of Fall in the air
And the crowd was excited but not so delighted
By weather more cloudy than fair 

A player named Paul was the proudest of all
And he played for a team that was great
Yes he...

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Categories: disprove, pride,
Form: Rhyme
White Noise Blues
(after the novel)

I don’t care about fashion
I just try to keep warm
I’ve heard all about passion
Sounds like a great big storm
I stay out of the freeway
No I don’t venture there
Oh, yes, I once saw a truck swerve
Around an old wheelchair

Why don’t you just try to...

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Categories: disprove, america, anxiety, confusion, fantasy,
Form: Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry