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Best Incubate Poems

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Premium Member My House Is Not Always a Happy Home
My house is not always a happy home .

Journee’s we all take – from time to time -
take me into thoughts travelling on roads to...

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Categories: incubate, psychological,
Form: Free verse



Twelve Rounds (With) Natethegreat
I challenged you, and you finally took the bait.
This was a battle that I had to instigate.
But, you only came when I gave you a...

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Categories: incubate, on writing and wordsslam,
Form: Rhyme
Divine Cosmic Eye
Behold Creation in a blink of an eye, 
ethereal elation of the siring sky,
Reverberant rotation will comply,
 with nebulous narration to beautify…
Metaphysical displays soon awake,
...

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Categories: incubate, creation, god, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Ostrich
A bird of grandiose stature, he struts the veld
do not anger him for his powerful kick
can main or even kill. Gently he watches
over his brood...

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Categories: incubate, africa, bird, nature,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Yangyyolks With Yinyin-Whites
Start and end each day,
and life,
with a taoist egg.

I doubt my eggs are religious.

No, but they are natural,
organic incubators, 
co-arising nondual yolk form
with white-transparent regenerative...

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Categories: incubate, analogy, culture, earth, food,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Universal Credit Union
Stepped inside Bucky's Universal Credit Union today
to ask what could I invest in
with least risk
and greatest potential for self-optimizing return?

He invited me to sit down
to...

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Categories: incubate, earth, nature, psychological, science,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In the Tangled Web of Time
IN THE TANGLED WEB OF TIME…

How long 
must we still march
and sing---
our feet grown weary
and facades of justice
quietly silencing our voices?

Today 
we remain footnotes
to his...

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Categories: incubate, allegory, analogy, black african
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Emperor Penguin
He cannot soar as eagles do
 Singing is not for him tis true
  So this  tale is told in black and white
 in...

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© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: incubate, bird, ocean,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member ---Bittersweet Vine
bittersweet vine
twist like pipe curls on a finger
blue birds sings

bird song arias
wake the sun-soaked cat napping
feathers fly

down laced twigs
incubate the Robin’s blue eggs
puss licks his...

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Categories: incubate, animals, life, nature
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Yolks and Whites, the Remix
Time's natural evolutionary purpose
and revolutionary EarthTribal meaning
is primordial eco-centric gratitude for being,
as compared to human nature's language of being,
becoming some intent we are not yet.

The...

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Categories: incubate, destiny, earth, nature, power,
Form: Narrative
Sam, I Am
If I had a secret that I wanted to share with you 
Dare you open your mind and let my creativity ensue? 

I don’t build...

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Categories: incubate, adventure, death, family, fantasy,
Form: Narrative
Hounds
Onward then does Time ascend the eons it does build
Within the endless void of space which never shall be filled

Deep within the eons past, a...

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© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: incubate, dark, evil, horror,
Form: Verse
Barren
Barren oh barren,
Who are you?
To suck away the pride in a woman’s cradle?
Healers attempted to resolve u with vague riddles!
A deadly monster you are, BARREN!
Tell...

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Categories: incubate, anger, christian, courage, emotions,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Permaculture's Political Lexicon of Grace
Compassion,
rooted in economic capacity and political experience 
within a co-empathic nutritional environment;
like before you came out of Mom.

Nutrition,
rooted in deep listening, learning, and, giving-and-taking, 
absorbing...

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Categories: incubate, beauty, earth, education, health,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Fear of Death V Love of Life
Freedom from Ego's death,
freedom to eternally recycle Eco's love for life.

Freedom from competing and hoarding,
envy and jealousy,
craving and Ego's negatively reduced attachments,
re-presents freedom to fully...

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Categories: incubate, analogy, blessing, death, fear,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs