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Best Monstrosities Poems


Being Human Beings
BEING HUMAN BEINGS

Some people are evil. 
Maliciously.

Some people create  drama. Monstrosities..

Some people have ulterior motives. Intentionally.

Some people have remorse.
An apology.

Some people have profound words. Poetically.

Some people are tree huggers.
Organically.

Some people have no common sense. Stupidity.

Some people are real religious.
Spiritually. 

Some people are inmature.
Mentalities.

Some people...

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Categories: monstrosities, inspirational, life, people,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member She Clipped Her Faerie Wings
She clipped her faerie wings,
those gossamer monstrosities,
or so she was told by her "friends"
who said she never would fit in
with the everyday community.

She clipped her faerie wings
and cried because it would define her
as an ordinary creature,
no longer wondrous and magnificent 
nor magical nor special.

She clipped...

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Categories: monstrosities, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Earth's Humane Rights To Healthy Climates
In 1968,
a time of great concern for healthy human civil rights
for and of women as well as LeftBrain culturally dominant men,
Gregory Bateson invited a Symposium
not quite a finished Symphony
proposing Moral and Aesthetic Structure of Human [Climate] Adaptation.

He closed his invitation to show up as follows
[with...

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Categories: monstrosities, culture, earth, environment, health,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Required Horn Blowing
Dedicated to those that live in a railroad town.

Moving metal monstrosities
Speed along rusty, rhythmic rails
freighting needed necessities
onward, toward forthcoming sales.
Its cacophonous, blaring horn
Sounding each town intersection
with intolerable forewarned
early morning interruptions:
Two long, one short, one long, racket.
Please locomotive engineer
shorten your intervals a bit
so those of us...

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Categories: monstrosities, pollution,
Form: Verse
The Whirling Army
Beautiful scenery, rolling hills with craggy cliffs adorned with winter scrub clinging to impossible places. Narrow winding roads, leading somewhere, maybe nowhere, finding out when we get there. Rounding a bend just enjoying the scene, finding an eyesore almost obscene. In the ground in front,...

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Categories: monstrosities, business, power, science, social,
Form:
Ceasar Salad
People think plants are not violent 
This is where I will tend to disagree
Have you ever seen a vine strangle a tree?
What about when a fly is devoured by the Venus?
When the weeds clog the yard with such immensity that drains every nearby plant?

Sure you...

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Categories: monstrosities, allegory, culture, earth, emotions,
Form: Free verse



The Claw
I swim in the murky waters, diving deep, nails claw mud. Lowly, I may be bowing, but I am not drowning. No, I am not beat, the struggle is not defeat. My toes dig into the earth, to feel the tangible for what it?s worth....

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Categories: monstrosities, life, rain, prayer, may,
Form: Free verse
' Monsters, Among Us ... '
‘ Monsters, Among Us … ’

 Scatter The Creeping Vapor-Stench, Away
  Expose The Wake of  Eerie, Fog and Shadows
And Nightshade and Fiends, and Vile-Beasts That Bay
 Begone, to Taboo, Grounds, Unhallowed …

… for there Are Monsters, Among Us …
Yea, Also An Ancient Curse
We...

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Categories: monstrosities, allegory, faith, history, inspirational,
Form: Narrative
A Bit of Fantasy
It's thought quite excellent for humankind 
eyes closed, to pause and stretch the mind;
The seahorse gambols off into the skies
and disappears.  The scholar sighs,
then smiles, picks up his book and pen
and turns to the mundane affairs of men, 
still wondering which moment is
the wiser...

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Categories: monstrosities, allegory,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Bark
Paper spiders everywhere 
Crawling through pinholes in my brain
Cutting the corners of my mouth
Tartaric taste curls my tongue 
Forming words I would never say

An inferno of verbs 
Flying through gutted roots
It’s warm butter to a blade
Until the right ones land and spread
That's when they begin...

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Categories: monstrosities, abuse, anger, child abuse,
Form: Free verse
The Melancholy and the Pale Machinery Part Iv
Of pale melancholy
And the infinite fall 
Of broken machinery 
Cast upon vast shores 
Decimation reservation

The prodigal son returns 
Jagged reigns of jaded egos 
Amber suns stretching upon seas of sanctuary 
Blue oysters cast a cult of personality 
Here is where the mechanicals recoiled  

Gears...

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Categories: monstrosities, allegory, allusion, analogy, art,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Roam
I‘m a pigeon
Free in flight
Circling blue skies up above
Somewhere in the world
Makes no difference to me
Taking no particular pride
Whether I hover over Paris
Rainforest of Brazil
Sunset at the Eiffel Tower
Las Vegas or Bombay
I find beauty everywhere I go
Not particularly vain or ambitious
I love my freedom
I can’t...

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Categories: monstrosities, beauty, bird, freedom, nature,
Form: Personification
Seven For Chaos and Order-Of Hells and Heavens
Seven For Chaos And Order-Of Hells & Heavens


With Love abandoned and Demons are handed your serving succulent Soul
Megalomaniacal monstrosities, hideous oddities welcome you to the devils hole
Dreams of destruction for your consumption with sulphuric scorching smells
Blistering blasphemous bondage, you pay homage to the Master of...

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Categories: monstrosities, dark, heaven, humanity, surreal,
Form: Verse
Antediluvian
On site of this forgotten Babylon
What powerful but unrecorded race
Once dwelt in this annihilated place
What strange creature’s kin
to inhuman race
Dwell deep in antediluvian hells 
Uncanny things creep 
and scurry in forgotten realms
where Poseidon reigns in dark 
crumbling cathedrals built 
to worship cryptic gods from
outer voids...

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Categories: monstrosities, allah, allegory, allusion, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Tabloid Minus Page Turning Equals Tv
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Monday night. Moving magazines. Aimed dead at killing an evening, my fingers target =========
These same old four buttons;  >.

1, 2, 3, 4. Five’s a pipedream. Gaudy, small-minded and trapped in affected Americana.
Just like whatever the hell this is. Too much smiling.

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Categories: monstrosities, faith, funny, social, old,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things