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Premium Member Silver Solitude on Storm's Edge
I emerged with a silver pen in hand,
…and a tempest raging within.
Words writhe, a serpent's coil,
…tightening their grip,
A soul adrift in a sea of 
…self-made...

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Categories: iniquity, mental health, mental illness,
Form: Narrative



Wise Men Still Seek Him Today
W-hen the fullness of time had come, Jesus was born behind an Inn in a cave-like stable.
I-n the Inn there was no room for the...

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Categories: iniquity, holiday, hope, inspirational, lovechristmas,
Form: Acrostic
Pastor Jack
A.W. Nutter

Pounding the pulpit with his fist
Sweat dripping from his brow
Preaching about Gods top ten list
The sinful Jews with their golden cow

Same old messages still...

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Categories: iniquity, angst, imagination, religionchild, child,
Form: Rhyme
An Offspring of Love
You are,                       ...

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Categories: iniquity, devotion, faith, inspirational, life,
Form: Shape
Premium Member A Humble Prayer For Oneself
Dear Heavenly Father, 

Please forgive me for unconfessed sins of omission, transgressions of commission, and the iniquity in my own heart. I confess that I...

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Categories: iniquity, prayer,
Form: Prose



Favourite Scriptures, Two Of
Genesis 0:0
'Before the beginning, God saw that the expanse was vast,
and in its vastness it was empty and still,
and it saddened him, and bored him...

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Categories: iniquity, bible,
Form: Free verse
Truth Or Consequences
To whom much is given much is expected, land of the free
For when His Light is reflected then all will be able to see
Yet His...

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Categories: iniquity, judgement, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Seized Incognito
Inked Confession

Innocence stolen
Defending my elders extremism
Fields of olives, roots never sowed by me

Dagger dripping red

Inch by inch the watermelons are mine
Dancing in glee, I bury...

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Categories: iniquity, abuse, child abuse, discrimination,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Should I Quit Being a Poet
Written: September 1st, 2023          
Would You Love Me If I Wasn't A Poet?   ...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: iniquity, analogy, appreciation, love, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Timorous Creeds
Dancing to the tune of iniquity,
Deviously artless in their silent retreat,
Elusively lashing out unjustly, 
Pelting out timorous creeds;
A casualty in their vapid beliefs,
Brought upon by...

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Categories: iniquity, character, conflict, endurance, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Courage Vs Conflict
COURAGE VS. CONFLICT
The history of man defines Ape as a primate.
Man seems to be in that mind-set today.
He lives life as pent because he denies...

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Categories: iniquity, conflict, courage, culture,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Sin City-Las Vegas
On the streets of sin city, on the high roller's main drag,
Known as the Las Vegas Strip, a gentlemen phantom
Does stroll dressed in all black...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: iniquity, adventure, america, evil, halloween,
Form: Free verse
The Age of Thrill Seekers
Emartra Van Doyle, II was a powerful leader.
As a powerhouse, he knew this was his golden age.
He formed leaders and defeated procrastination.
He prepared them for...

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Categories: iniquity, absence, abuse, age, anger,
Form: Epic
The Dragon and the Rose
Outside of civil man’s well tended garden,
A field of briars willfully encroached,
Threatening the peaceful flowers without pardon.
Oh these gardeners fought hard as the briars approached.

“You...

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Categories: iniquity, love, passion, beauty, flower,
Form: Ballad
The Unsung Hero
I thought for a moment that 
he never felt the PAINS, 
When he beared the 
burden of our guilts and 
STAINS.
You can't imagine what he...

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Categories: iniquity, easter,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs