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Premium Member Persona Non Grata
I am nothing

pariah, outcast, a worm

I have nothing to offer, nothing of value

except these words

for when I see the sunlight reflect

in your chocolate brown eyes...

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© Tom Woody  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grata, longing, perspective, universe,
Form: Free verse



Persona Non Grata
Beware!  in our own confines - a predator
hiding without so much as a warm hello,
Persona non grata veils its character.
It’s green with greed and...

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Categories: grata, 11th grade, evil, symbolism,
Form: Dizain
Hostile Head Takeover Part 2
A din ensued
my imaginary brood
with a good dose of misapprehension
hauled out their toys
and with a deafening noise
held band practice to demand my attention


My head resounded
I...

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Categories: grata, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Mending Words
Contrary let’s have a conversation  
Let’s speak to euphemisms 
And pregnant letters of anagrams 

Sentencing fixation declaring persona non grata
Heads chopped for Eskimos 
Sensing...

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Categories: grata, words,
Form: Epitaph
Spiritedly Distilling Social Graces
Puberty set off affright
seeding decades long
     terrestrial space flight
freighted existential blight,
wherefore from that
attempt to live airtight
many scores yesternight
ago, I barely (except

...

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Categories: grata, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: the How of Democratic Kill - Ixl Part Two
Unquotable quotes: The How of Democratic Kill - IXL, Part Two

No, tell me not my vote now does not count
     ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grata, freedom, humanity, international, leadership,
Form: Sonnet
What's That Smell
Suffering friends told Robert he oughta
take a shower every week--"you gotta."
But he said a month was fine
more often would waste his time.
Now Robert is persona...

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Categories: grata, health,
Form: Limerick
The Risk of Being Human
When you lick dust in wet season	
Wallow in the mud in dry season
Celebrate joyfully in funeral places
And get tormented by fellow humans
Then you see the...

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Categories: grata, allegory, humanity, philosophy,
Form: Cinquain
Premium Member At the Bitter End
It’s my deathbed piano sonata 
Fond farewell I say to a lotta 
Note: At door there’s a fist-- 
A bouncer with the list 
Of any...

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Categories: grata, appreciation, conflict, death, funny,
Form: Limerick
Thank You Mirror, Mirror
Summoning the face in the Mirror the man calls
“Mirror, mirror on my tasteless bedroom wall,
Am I the only righteous dude who’s got it all?
I’m a...

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© Carol Zic  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grata, hope, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
The Soldier
THE SOLDIER

From a tender age I knew will be nuclear:
While my peers sang to the dilemma of Kelly and Nelly,
I slept with Chris de burgh...

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© Pride Yanu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grata, childhood, girlfriend, life, memory,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Where Is the Justice We Seek
Where is the Justice?
(The Eden Agenda II)

Where is the justice? ..the question
But small is the matter at hand
For fairness was lost at creation
It’s useless to...

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Categories: grata, conflict, confusion, judgement, people,
Form: Rhyme
Feast In the Middle East
Plow-land vulnerable for plunder,
Source of sins,
I am your victim; i am a pluries, Plunger,
What an onus!
Put on my soft shoulders,
They forced me to side with...

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Categories: grata, conflict, military, political, war,
Form: Rhyme
Poetic License Sic Stet Amor
Alter-ego                        ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grata, allusion, art, language, love,
Form: Rhyme
The Terrible Truth of Babylon
Mono mono, their precious little baby girls holding hands....
Lorn, this lucidity pondering; why does humanity's newborn cry ?
A phenomenon she would truly seem to be...

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Categories: grata, baby, beautiful, jesus, love,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things