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Who Am I
I am black and I have the ability to glorify the King
I am great and in believing in him, I have authority over all things
I...

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Categories: licensed, father,
Form: Free verse



Heavy Heart
Heavy heart 

Die  die
The fear in my eye
I can hide behind this badge
It will protect me and mines 

Is this how you feds think
Is...

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Categories: licensed, america, anger,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Little Green Lizard
Today I caught a little green lizard
He was the best one I have ever seen.
I caught him in my lizard-catching net,
He was poised, confident, polite...

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Categories: licensed, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Day By Day
A
walk
with God
alongside-
licensed to laughter
at life's impossibilities


Inspired by a line from  a Charles Wesley hymn...

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Categories: licensed, faith, people
Form: Fibonacci
Premium Member Being a School Counselor Is Fun
He is out in the hallways wailing like a wailing wall.
I do not get involved until asked, so I stand quietly.
The teacher comes out and...

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Categories: licensed, school,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Private I-PS
Retired now, the Government calls me a carer. 
Now I ask you what could be fairer?
They pay me a few dollars to look after my...

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Categories: licensed, words,
Form: Quatrain
Lawyer
Licensed to right the wrong
Look past loopholes of lies 
Lure rivals to confess
Listen to untold facts
Lend voice for the silent
Language, their pearl armor
Lawful knights, dressed...

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Categories: licensed, courage, riddle,
Form: Pleiades
Premium Member Life Is Like a Maypole
The land shrugs off the chill of winter
And emerges into spring’s full beauty.
The things barren bloom hereafter.
People remember me as an icon of vitality
I am...

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Categories: licensed, celebration, community,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Tea and Poetry In the Ides of March - Part One
Beneath a misty veil of ‘Euphoria’ by Calvin Klein, she dares to dream of acceptance in a world of wanna-be Literary Giants who are members...

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Categories: licensed, satire,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Translation of the Windmills of Your Mind By T Wignesan
Translation of Les Moulins de mon Cœur-THE WINDMILLS OF YOUR MIND by T. Wignesan

(For the orignal text in French by Eddy MARNAY : see here...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: licensed, autumn, destiny, heartbroken, lost
Form: Elegiac Lyric
The Black Society
Welcome To The Black Society
Welcome to the dead society
I hope you make through it this poem
I hope I make through this poem
I hope gunshots don't...

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Categories: licensed, africa, character, freedom, identity,
Form: Epic
Bend Over Baby
Got referred to a female Urologist
After which I needed a Psychologist
"I'm a licensed physician
Now resume your position!"
Next appointment? Her sister Proctologist...

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Categories: licensed, funny,
Form: Limerick
Time Waits For No One
On nights like this the back porch was his haven. Removed, so he could focus on a poem, yet connected to the family inside by...

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© Joe Murphy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: licensed, growing up,
Form: Haibun
Stifled Cries
Stifled cries
No concern for the black man until the black man dies
Images of black and blue flash before my eyes
How many times?
Unprotected our men go...

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Categories: licensed, black african american, death,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dillen's Continuing Dmv Adventures
I wrote a sad but true urban legend called “Dillen and the DMV” last week.
Here follows an update.

Background Review:

One of my health care employees, Dillen,...

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Categories: licensed, betrayal, culture, health, humanity,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Reflection on the Important Things