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Premium Member I Believe In God
“Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me.” John 14:1 of the King James Bible

In a reunion where believers of God testify
my heart rejoices as Christ they magnify
expressing how trust in the Lord He does fortify
as their faith through...

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Categories: exemplify, blessing, christian, faith, god,
Form: Ballad
Choreography By the Unconscious
Series of daydreams blind me,
reality seems dull and bland.
When awake I'm still fatigued, 
It's time to take a stand.

Reality is all work,
striving to provide.
Elaborate dreams of success,
projecting deep inside your mind.

In your dreams you can be successful,
doing what you do everyday.
You can make an infinite...

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Categories: exemplify, visionary
Form: Free verse
Premium Member God Saw a Prize
My world a chasm of utter darkness
Dreariness enveloped me like a cloud
Bound by chains in an abandoned fortress
Tormented body -  a field freshly plowed
Accomplishments ignored; voice never heard
Wondered why on earth was I even born
Treated like clipped wings of a fallen bird
Ripped to shreds,...

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Categories: exemplify, bullying, evil, feelings, god,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Lips - Love Series 2
[1. Quest]
I plead to you, Muse, here, unbind my pen
That verse may praise her, my Captivator,
Greatest Treasure, Morning’s Brightest Angel.
Why, my quill, are you so still, reluctant
To laud she who is so precious? Perhaps
The language of our hearts transcends mere words;
Lips should praise as lips...

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Categories: exemplify, i love you, love,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member The Dusk of Chivalry
The age of chivalry has passed,
but chivalry lives on in men
whose honor and instinct
survive in the face of ridicule and revolution,

in spite of political propaganda
distributed by androgynous drones
as the infallible truth of a progressive world
with no place left for gentlemen.

A world where mutilated values are
paraded...

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Categories: exemplify, life, people, social, men,
Form: Quatrain
Skeleton of Tears
Bottle of tears is my first version of this poetic legacy series
Skeleton of tears is which the venerated versatility carries.
This might be called as a sequel of alacrity or prolongation
But best before this is a celluloid and my heart and art collaboration.

In this poem “I...

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Categories: exemplify, creation, cry, emotions, pain,
Form: Elegy



Premium Member Terrorist Deserts Into Bountiful Rivers
I'm continuing to read Jane Anna Gordon's "Creolizing Political Theory"
although now with Antonio Damasio's "Self Comes to Mind: Constructing the [WinWin Creolizing-Bilateral] Conscious Brain."

Right now,
Dr. Gordon is discussing various academic attempts,
and some of them actual RealWorld politically-applied attempts,
to prescribe creolization as a form of ecopolitical...

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Categories: exemplify, africa, body, culture, health,
Form: Political Verse
Figuratively
When my words rhyme
Oh how I love the crime
Such forgivable murder
Of words changing order

Tis not only sequence
For you have to make sense
Read between the lines
'Cause that's where the secret lies

Measure not the length
But comprehend the depth
Sometimes brevity
Outweighs vocabulary

Compare by simile
To show what it's like
Or use...

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Categories: exemplify, art, beautiful, beauty, onomatopoeia,
Form: Rhyme
Equality
 Equality 
  I am really sick and tired of living in disgrace 
Police officers killing people who they think are of an inferior race
The patriarchal hierarchy that is destroying our fate, 
It's time we step aside and let women rise to the plate
Realize...

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Categories: exemplify, black african american, change,
Form: ABC
Feel Africa
FEEL AFRICA

Silence!
Silence Africa!
One can hardly get Africa to be silent;
Africa habours a pulsating bubble.
Everyone in Africa bounces to rhythm resilient.

Africa, like Zambia, or
Zambia, like Africa;
Dear ones, whichever comes first
Swells with energy in the sun!

You see not the pulse;
You feel every ounce.
Feel it now!

Woo! Woo! Is...

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Categories: exemplify, art, history, heart, work,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Pervasive
what is the true pattern of consciousness in this immense universe?
how far into the overwhelming breach has awareness been dispersed?

in the depths of exhaustion, the dark silent stillness nourishes me
universe is full of entities which act surreptitiously

from ignition, our sun has shown each second of...

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© Ng Rippel  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: exemplify, change, creation, earth, humanity,
Form: Monoku
Living On the Edge
“Wow, life”! 

Always in the proper order organized and determined to stay intact.
Step by step rules with regulations and all judged with such strict order.
And all of this is what’s focused on me?
My, My! What a revelation in front of me a definite soul searching...

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© Ann Rich  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: exemplify, adventure, allegory, imagination, inspirational,
Form: Narrative
My Life
SHOULD MY LIFE EXEMPLIFY HOW TO  FIND  THE PATHWAY
   TOWARD MENTAL FREEDOM AND I TRULY, TRAVEL AND EMBRACE A
CHRIST-LIKE UNCONDITIONAL LOVE, AND PURSUE PERFECTION RELENTLESSLY
       AS I WEAR THE GARMENTS OF HUMILITY, THEN LET ME...

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Categories: exemplify, dedication,
Form: Ballad
Remember That We Are Beautiful
Remember That We Are BEAUTIFUL

As humans, we actively help others…ALTRUISTICALLY.
Benevolently relieving burdens pleasing…BIG-HEARTEDLY.
Celestial hoping rewards souls with inner strength's…CALM!
Divine inspirations amaze; its wonder delivers mountains of DELIGHTS.
Extraordinary and ordinary folks co-exist intrinsically…EQUAL.
Faithful followers of the inner voice, solve conflicts with…FAIRNESS.  
Generous gifts of which...

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Categories: exemplify, faith, life, love, mystery,
Form: ABC
Rhyniognatha Hirsti
Four hundred and eight million years or more
ago, these mandibled arthropods were alive
left years to languish in the fossil drawer,
unearthed again, just crushed remains survive.

These natives of what would be Aberdeen,
by nearly thirty million years, predate
the oldest bugs that anyone had seen --
New York’s silverfish...

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Categories: exemplify, science,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry