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Infringement
Stripped bare the earth would be a black void space
Mankind’s existence gone without a trace
No grass to cover the hollow ground
No dirt to hide the rocks below
No trees to give the wind sound
No water to shelter lost cities and treasures
No stories to tell or books...

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Categories: infringement, natureearth,
Form: Rhyme
Infringement
My little innocence was  called in 
Enticed with a wrapped lollipop 
... Then my  hymen was carved in 
By  a man I could refer to as pop 
My  loud  scream couldn't be heard 
My mouth was covered with  beard...

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Categories: infringement, abuse,
Form: Rhyme
Infringement Before Absolution
I see my woman of love, divine.
Just a minimal distance away,
Banned are we until, full-grown like wine.
She can never be mine, this they say.

Differences of stature define.
Mysteries of the past describe sway.
Our lineage caught in bitter design.
Father tells of the shaky dismay.

My love for her...

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Categories: infringement, art, devotion, family, father,
Form: Quatrain

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The Infringement
When someone condemn,
Which is not, which really not,
Unjustly a rat....

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Categories: infringement, abuse, innocence, perspective, power,
Form: Haiku

Book: Reflection on the Important Things