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Premium Member Hegemony Or Survival: the New World Order
Disrupting the general flow of the ruby blaze,
As ghosts, there are shadows in the haze.
Air-filled skeletons, bone-filled skull,
Sneaking in the shadows, stained by the dull.

Alluding to cruel as zesty and delicate as sour,
Lying expertise of apt words and clear power.
Like a bursting fire against a...

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Categories: hegemony, adventure, analogy, bereavement, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Cultural Hegemony
Lock step, atoms burned
Fiendish restless
Truncated waiting
Shop and drop
Stop and slop
Old ladies masquerade
Preachers audible in a drunken charade

A toothless Tuesday
Parking lot drivel
Copy of a copy of a copy
Total insomnia 
Hairless bent on rogaine
Young and stupid with cocaine

Hapless pleading
Loud steps and sniveling

Rise Above!
Rise out and Above!
The solar...

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Categories: hegemony, space
Form: Free verse
Hegemony
And beneath chaos, dignity emerges further giving hope, incase justice kills love misplacing 
nepenthe obsessions, possibly quietly recalling selfishness tempted under vulnerable ways, 
Xeroxing your zeal.

Written July 28, 2009...

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Categories: hegemony, hope, life
Form: ABC

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Premium Member Hegemony
He makes his own decision 
For himself
And also for the rest of the people
Once it's made
No freedom of choice
No compromise
Though he isn't the messenger of God
But he pretends to be one 
He wears a super mask
He is actually the devil
A devil lives in his heart
What's...

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Categories: hegemony, freedom, god,
Form: Free verse
Against Hegemony
Steps on mud, a stalking thread,
Red strings wind through dying groves
Where life needs time, to find footing,
Red strings halt hands in greed which hold
The axe of ignorance, the axe which bleeds
A people in flight from homes bulldozed
For one brute mine more, to feed empire
Which jangles...

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Categories: hegemony, class, community, political, poverty,
Form: Free verse
Acquiescence Begets Hegemony
Acquiescence begets hegemony...

Think Putin whose forename
Vladimir translates as great power,
whose singular minded aim
after lobbing bombs into
second-largest country
by area in Europe after Russia
incurring voodoo spells
foisted upon president of Ukraine
forced neophyte politician
Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Zelenskyy
to buckle and cower.

Meanwhile many another leader
cherishing their slice of freedom
quakes in their boots
dumbfounded,...

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Categories: hegemony, abuse, anger, beautiful, city,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Internal Cold War
I'm torn across axis yet to exist,
Or had once been, since been replaced,
By a sense of self and lack thereof,
When we, by they encased.

Cleavage adorned in modest terms,
Abreast as if more than one.
Still less than two, duplicitous you,
Less I divide by hegemon. 

Senses shook, a...

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Categories: hegemony, abuse, age, allusion, america,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Lost World
The world is becoming complex 
Entirely different from the last century one 
Racism, hegemony, corruption, brainwashing and vandalism 
Become common 
Nothing can be done to wipe them out 
Maybe tolerance is the only key 
To survive in a lost world
Created by the devil in the...

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Categories: hegemony, corruption, hate, lost, passion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Infinity
The universe is infinite
Boundless and endless
But we men have limited life spans
As the extinction of some species
Like the dinausaur,the dodo 
And the passenger pigeon
But we men have limited power and wealth
We are small and insignificant
We can't rule the world 
With dictatorship or hegemony
Wealth and natural...

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Categories: hegemony, abuse, god, men, universe,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Paradox
The consumer is said to be 
The all-right-man
But it hardly exists
Hegemony is never welcomed
Consumer too has to obey regulations
Follow SOP
On a visit to shops
When buying goods
Has to bear the result of inflation
Prices soaring up high
Subject to tricks and dishonesty
of businessman
A win-win-situation is welcomed instead
The world...

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Categories: hegemony, business, rights,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Escape
Whenever I feel down and depressed
I long for an escape 
But to where
The earth is too big 
To know where is a save place 
And too small 
To escape entirely from the sorrow
Everywhere is bribery, racism 
And hegemony prone
There isn't a save place without sorrow...

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Categories: hegemony, happiness, heaven, racism, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Sky and Earth
Earth is round so are Sun and Moon; all orbs 
Sky’s full of celestial globes
Which have their own systems of movement
Following the ideal of noninvolvement                    ...

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Categories: hegemony, earth, sky,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member A Summer Midnight's Dream
The devil asked me
Where're you going to join
The minority or the majority
I said the right side
The devil asked me again
Which is the right side 
The majority or the minority
I repeated the same answer
The right side of course
The devil said why are you so stupid
I said...

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Categories: hegemony, dream, earth, world,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member You Must Believe I Can
The world is in great troubles
Virus,inflation,disasters and wars
Politicians busy giving 
A wearisome flood of sermons
Whys and wherefores
Dreams and expectations
Fallacies and illusions
Maybe they are no jokes
Just with a super power
Like Superman 
Just splendidly excellent
Like Wright Brothers 
Maybe they are just
Some superficial jokes 
To cover the awkward...

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Categories: hegemony, dream, political, power, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Remote Control
With a single click
Everything is at your finger tips
Good enough for the oldies
Who stagger and stumble
But not for the crawlers and toddlers
A wrong click will end their world
But not for the youngsters
Depleting them chances of learning and valueing
The processes of yielding
And everyone is scared of
The...

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Categories: hegemony, baby, conflict, old, power,
Form: Free verse

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