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Best Inquisitor Poems

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Premium Member The White Room
I was sitting in a white room at a table, on a chair
My mind was kind of fuzzy; I wasn’t sure how I got there
I...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inquisitor, death, life,
Form: Rhyme



I Am Fire
I am fire, I stalk you and wait to burn your fat,
I am the  pyre that delights to ignite your passing hat, 
I am...

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Categories: inquisitor, angst, death, fear, fire,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Enormous Effects
Unseen forces like real native spirits
in red clay cliffs who show painted faces.
Singing songs echoed in faint voices:
tattered tribes, shamed souls, sacred spaces.
Hidden hurts of...

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© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inquisitor, death, deep, earth, god,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Is It I
For whom do you write, vainglorious poet?
Who are the disciples you seek?
Shall converts worship at the altar of your prose;
Devoutly reciting your works?
Is there passion...

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Categories: inquisitor, confusion, corruption, creation, introspection,
Form: Free verse
The Other Visitors
Tonight, save me and wife and child from thee
Haunted horror our home assumes to be
Enchanted with evils, souls hell has freed

Oh God, thy neck is...

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Categories: inquisitor, death, wife, child, me,
Form: Acrostic



Because I Could Not Stop For Death
Author Note: Entry for Jon Heck Contest "EDGE." When I think of "fear," I can think of
nothing more fearful than death and wondering what it...

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Categories: inquisitor, death, life, losstime, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Rangitoto College Reunion
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Categories: inquisitor, school,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Finding God
God is All of Us


The “Grand Inquisitor” was I
inside the grand Cathedral
hatred’s chains and silenced screams
chasing God from every cell.

I cursed the bells, the rancid...

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Categories: inquisitor, anger, god, mentor,
Form: Verse
Virus's Identity
It springs like rain on mown grass
Winds murmur over quiet pines
No hoofbeats of horseman lost
No limpid water from deep springs
oasis lift from arid sand.
Barbarian rides...

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Categories: inquisitor, angst,
Form: Imagism
Kafkaeqsue
There’s a charge against you
Though we can’t say what it is 
In time, your list of crimes will be released

Pardon our procedures –
We consider grievances
We’ll...

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Categories: inquisitor, anxiety, business, corruption, work,
Form: Lyric
House of Cards
House of cards

I.

I fear
the clock
renders
neither mirror
nor dull glass.
Like the Lilly
it moves
and grows
and dies
unseen
by our
distracted
eyes,
telling me
nothing,
moment by moment.
Time, 
her only 
transgression
is death--
quick,
fluid,
emaciated,
withering and
vast.

II.

I will touch the...

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© John Byrd  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inquisitor,
Form: Blank verse
Nightclub Queue
Standing near the front of the queue
The boy rehearses his lines
"Just three or four pints"
Over and over again in his head

Focussing on every step
That takes...

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Categories: inquisitor, people
Form: Verse
The Braggers
she gets questioned by her girlfriend
about her recent husband
(asks questions about how his business is
going, asks questions about their new
place)---
being young & all 
she is...

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Categories: inquisitor, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member God Is All of Us
God is All of Us


The “Grand Inquisitor” was I
inside the grand Cathedral
hatred’s chains and silenced screams
chasing God from every cell.

I cursed the bells, the rancid...

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Categories: inquisitor, mentor, wisdom,
Form: Lyric
The Burning Archive I
At last the Grand Inquisitor said:
Let the archives burn.

The paper of history weighs us down.
Virtual memory will be the way from now.

A solitary voice rose...

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© Jeff Rich  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inquisitor, history
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs