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Premium Member If You Slept From 1964 To 2020
People have learned it is okay to be themselves
They no longer have to follow their parents or any dogma
They can make up their own religion, and no one cares.
People watch television twenty-four hours a day now. 

Children can be disrespectful to their parents,
And it is...

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Categories: navels, nostalgia,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member An Afro-American-Jamaican Haiku Tribute To Mothers
(APROPOS OF THE MANY OF US: THE GREEN VILLAGE)


    PROLOGUE:

    Some don’t quite get it…
    Life will reveal it to you:
    Mothers are of God.

        ...

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Categories: navels, 12th grade, black african
Form: Haiku
Premium Member School Clothes
The clothes that I'll describe, my age I'll surely reveal.
Recalling clothes worn to school back then now seems surreal!
Not to sport the latest fad, you weren't one of the 'ins'.
Your were a social outcast committing beau monde sins!

The gals wore saddle shoes and fancy poodle...

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Categories: navels, funnyclothes,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Escape From the Planet of the Apes
Midnight plus fifteen, the streets come alive,
Spilling tattooed mobs, teeming motion-blurred
From the bars, karate and kung-fu moves in car parks
And upon telephone kiosk phone books.

Kebabs stinking of extra onion, chilli and garlic sauce,
Soaking up beer and chasers, churning innards;
Chinese takeaway cartons slung in gutters,
Spraying noodles...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: navels, life, people, places, social,
Form: Blank verse
Dada Rascals
The young generation shouts
“we don’t have a navel because we are descended from above.”

We have no way to measure their eccentric conduct 
with an ordinary scale, they drink water from a toilet bowl, 
they step on a wall to urinate face down and nibble their...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: navels, imagination, irony,
Form: Free verse
Colores Secundarios: Naranja
horrible tasting gum, lindsey lohan’s

wretched lipstick choice, jack-o-lanterns,

fat tabby cats (with stripes), monarch

butterflies, chester cheetah (with spots),

nicki minaj sporting her orange weave,

johnny rotten seemingly having washed

his head in orange sewage, orange

creamsickle, sweet potato fries, guitar

amplifier company, a basketball,

pumpkin spice votive candles, the

color of a “high”...

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Categories: navels, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Monoku Monday - Aug 2021
"Bits and Pieces III"      Posted 1 Aug 2021
Pun Ishment
	bread is like the sun      it rises in the yeast and it sets in the waist

English Class
	epitome of irony     when someone writes, "your...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: navels, humor,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Beyond Faith
BEYOND FAITH
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        ...

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Categories: navels, happiness, love
Form: Rondeau
Premium Member Integrity's Boundaries
What if we were song,
sacred litany?

What if,
What if we were dance,
gracefilled choreography?

What if we were energy,
therapeutic information?
Naked trees
joining navels
from native mother to nurture mother
down through speciating generations
up for regeneration.

What if?
What if we became tireless time,
reorganizing space?
Irreplaceable climates
within humid organic history.

I am not your place
and sadly...

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Categories: navels, age, betrayal, destiny, health,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Topsy Turvy
all behind me now
a memory of blue sky 
a nebulous cloud haloing
darkness before me
mystery awaits the plunge
I peer sightless into dark

roots tendril to me
a grasping sight, intriguing 
my golden curls dangle downward
imbalance betrays 
I teeter on the abyss 
enraptured, sound echoing 

back lit baby fall
seek...

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Categories: navels, adventure, fear,
Form: Choka
That Gleaming Rail
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pot bellied boasting navels
shiny round ball bearing stomachs
haloing out of diesel grime
over alls and silver buttoned railway
insignias

these long waxed pig curled mustache workmen
rotated their lives between shifts of day and night
with metal lunch boxes and coffee tin flasks
strolling main road home or to that gleaming...

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Categories: navels, childhood, community, youth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Sixties
The flower children were in full swing, selling love, less woe.
I was not old enough for Woodstock, but wanted to go.
Hip hugger bell bottoms with navels peeking were the rage.
Boys were sent to Viet Nam, with high hopes, a surprising page.

We thought they would be...

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Categories: navels, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Youthful Vogue
Used to be we'd pay to see freaks on the carnival way.
Now, for free at the mall we can see some most every day!
Kids (and adults) with tattoos, purple hair, nose and eyebrow rings,
Navel rings, tongue studs and other self-mutilating things!

Now, of course, we didn't...

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Categories: navels, funny
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY: A 5-7-5 Trio
Glory be to God,
Moms are the laborers of God:
Praising God for Moms:-

Without their labor,
We would not be in this world:
All praises to Moms:-

Praise God for navels,
Keeping Moms with us always:
Happy Mother’s Day!

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Categories: navels, analogy, appreciation, high school,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member WAITING IN LIMBO
WAITING IN LIMBO

Sitting on the muddy banks
Of faded realities,
Lingering in the spaces of time,
Lost souls struggle:
Seeking another Dreamer.

Powering pawn brokers,
Tighten their mogering grasp
Beyond the setting sun; 
Leaving frailed victories festering
And waning in winds of change:-

White opiates coagulate,
Flowing black dreams
Of mesmerized minds;
Oblivious to fading freedoms
Chained and...

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Categories: navels, abuse, allegory, analogy, angst,
Form: Prose

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry