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Insensate Destruction
Rehearsed words tumble from his tongue
capable of vaporizing
feelings; then with his briefest smile
becomes the redresser once more
leaving the object of his words
emotionally traumatized:
Mind raping at...

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Categories: insensate, grief,
Form: Verse



On Finding a Dead Deer In My Backyard
I saw them a few weeks ago. My wife called me, something urgent,
so I left the computer and went to see what excited her.

Three deer,...

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Categories: insensate, animal, appreciation, beautiful, death,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Emptiness
I am full
Of emptiness
I long for longing
Crave contentment

The insensate pain
Of intangible touch
Indecipherable ciphers
Choreographed madness

Craggy comfort
Of blunt condolence
The decorum of anarchy
Deserted crowds, social solitude
Miles given to...

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Categories: insensate, depression, loneliness, longing, lost,
Form: Free verse
A Toast To the Naive
To ALL those 
who think 
their thinking 
will understand 
life and love, 
war and peace, 
hate and forgiveness, 
good and evil, 
hell and heaven...

To the...

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Categories: insensate, analogy, appreciation, imagery, irony,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Crazed By Grief
Nighttime falls shrouded dark and spiritless,
Wavering fire a glaze dying cinder.
In grim silence tears ebb and flow aimless,
Lips quake angry filled breath growing dimmer.

Loneliness devours...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: insensate, bereavement, heartbroken,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Re: the Vintage Book of Contemporary American Poetry
It's inauguration day, January 20, 2021.
I could be at home, watching the TV presentation
pomp and pageantry. But old, achy, onerous and 
anxious, bladder full with...

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Categories: insensate, age, angst, introspection, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Women Power
Don't you dare look at her
with those dreadful eyes
if you think she'll be frightened
in your dreams you'll hear your own cries

Dont underestimate her strength
her dexterity...

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Categories: insensate, faith, fear, forgiveness, girl,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Bergfried
I.	  The Settlement

          Hickory bark bluffs
         ...

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Categories: insensate, adventure, allusion, metaphor, myth,
Form: Narrative
The Enormity of Existence, Part 2
This world is so heavy upon us, 
we scarcely can know of the Other 
as it impinges on this world 
of flesh and bone, air...

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Categories: insensate, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 5
"5" 

benevolence and favour
seemed to be absent
in the world 

grace, a name 
whispered before 
a meal shared

5 fingers 
on each hand
steeples, hiding people 

games played
in...

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Categories: insensate, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Breath of Om
Charcoal cloud clutches the marooned moon
The sky stifles behind the dark shroud
The nubile night breathes the music of breeze
Rippling in the sound of silence.

The ocean...

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Categories: insensate, analogy, angst, life, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Afterglow
Afterglow
by Michael R. Burch
 
for Beth
 
The night is full of stars. Which still exist?
Before time ends, perhaps one day we’ll know.
For now I hold...

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Categories: insensate, dark, desire, extended metaphor,
Form: Sonnet
His Emma Nance
loving male, natural of pleasure, quintessentially 
rendered suitable to us via way ova our darling daughter.

tis the blessing of this average, contemplative damn 
ejected flotsam globular human...

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Categories: insensate, angel, appreciation, beautiful, blessing,
Form: Free verse
Observance
Observance
by Michael R. Burch

Here the hills are old and rolling
carefully in their old age;
on the horizon youthful mountains
bathe themselves in windblown fountains...

By dying leaves and...

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Categories: insensate, loneliness, lonely, longing, loss,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Swift Arthur
King Arthur had a lightning rod. Guinevere found him trying.
His vassals though profoundly odd were far more satisfying.
In martial arts he did excel. At other...

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Categories: insensate, fantasy, hero, humor, magic,
Form: Ballade

Book: Reflection on the Important Things