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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 the past,
where I walk with ghosts, that sometimes haunt,
along with spirits that fly – free – into the sublime.

Both sojourn...

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Categories: incubate, psychological,
Form: Free verse
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,
 ambient arrays conceptions partake,
Solar winds agaze as they intake,
 revered rays amidst their birthing bake...

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Celestial seas that navigate, 
bionomical breeze...

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Categories: incubate, creation, god, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
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 mandate,
So now I will be happy to accommodate.
Now Burger King Mandelay is on my hotplate!
"YOUR" SELF-MADE throne...I will proceed to...

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Categories: incubate, on writing and wordsslam,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



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 their mother left long ago.
It falls onto him to incubate their eggs.
  
Impressive wing span as he shades his...

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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 transparent regenerative function,
cosmological purpose, maybe,
if you're a chicken,
or a turkey, 
or a sitting duck.

So you say. 
I guess these eggs are merely...

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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 consider cooperative transactions
as our intentional understory
camouflaged within our ecotherapeutic relationships,
like summer's warm sun emerging from winter's cold clouds,
like noon folding...

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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 story---
our story 
a cocooned legacy
of a pregnant dream
hanging 
in the tangled web of time.

Matrices
of pseudo gains
continue
to tease un-ripened minds
with scams...

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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 places where cold winds blow
   So bundle up and take this flight
 On a journey to the floe

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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 whiskers

lofted sparrow hawk
warm basket of new born kittens
noon whistle...

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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 becoming some intent we are not yet.

Evolution of our human natural culture
explicates
explains
our cooperative vocational
ecological purpose.

From this exegetical core of consciousness
we each are free to discover
those meaningful outcomes,
value-fertile,
most...

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Categories: incubate, destiny, earth, nature, power,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
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 Potency there compels
Horrors be extended from Evils which are Hells’

And herein do I dwell within Hell’s castle keep
With keys I...

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© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: incubate, dark, evil, horror,
Form: Verse
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 bridges with bricks, I hang them with rope 
I can generate your fantasies and incubate your hope 

Open the pages...

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Categories: incubate, adventure, death, family, fantasy,
Form: Narrative
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 me who gave you that WARRANT?
To deny someone the joy of being a PARENT!

Innocent seeds sprinkled on sweet fountains do...

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Categories: incubate, anger, christian, courage, emotions,
Form: Personification
Mother Duck Moira
Mother duck Moira
Had her eggs in the nest
She sat on the incubate
 
Mother duck was stressed
All her eggs had passed their expiry date
She was told by  midwife Stace
Still Moira sat on her eggs
She was going to nourish her hatchlings
With fresh fish and bread
 
Let's...

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Categories: incubate, childhood, cry, dad, river,
Form: Free verse
Due Season
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Vertebrates with feathers and tails
Reptiles with their shiny scales
Birds of which that range in size
Returning cycles that comprise

Solid seal, protective shell
Danger near, seek to repel
Contained therein with varied roles
Porous eggs of tiny holes

Nest of twigs, eggs to hide
Incubate the birds inside
Predators across the land
Hiding place...

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Categories: incubate, animal, children,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things