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Premium Member When Silence Speaks
When silence speaks in broken dialects, to harmonize hurt, 
I ponder, would the sky unravel synonyms for serenity, 
amidst piercing thunder that strikes through raining regrets~
upon flowers, swaying forsaken, to butterfly ballads? 

But will oblivious eyes, roaming the blackness of selfish spheres~
where prayers are abandoned...

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Categories: ointments, abuse, dark,
Form: Free verse
Beauty
She remains a partial gift
some have none, yet some have much
for her scales, sideways they tilt
yet we crave her soothing touch.

With jars of scents, ointments and creams
ourselves we paint seeking her face
fanciful, our grotesque masks seems
yet she stays mocking our ways.

But true beauty in these...

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Categories: ointments, nature, people,
Form: Lyric
The New Normal
the new normal

I'm isolated, waiting
at home with my wife
adapting like others
to our normal new life

a few days, no problem
a week, it's a breeze
but, nobody said
there would be days like these

at first it was easy
cleaning, watching tv
I dusted, did windows
even cut back a tree

i worked in...

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Categories: ointments, 7th grade, anxiety, funny,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



MysticMist Eye Drops
Introducing... MysticMist™ Eye Drops! 
See the unseen. Blink into the beyond.

Are your regular eye drops leaving you… underwhelmed?
Do you yearn to gaze into the fabric of reality itself?
Well, squirt no more tears of boredom--MysticMist™ is here!

Just one drop per eye and suddenly:

You can read the...

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Categories: ointments, funny, humor, parody, satire,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Little White Box
The  Little White Box

The alabaster box was made of precious stone.
For its flawless beauty, and honor it is known.
The contents enclosed, in this little white box:
Is sealed in perfection, as if it had locks!
Upon its opening scents saturate the room.
as a bouquet of roses,...

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Categories: ointments, bible,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Till We'Re Dead
There’s taxes on underwear, dresses and ties,
and taxes on ointments your grandmother buys.

There’s taxes on food at your local D.Q.
and taxes on food even good for you too!

You’re taxed on most services; and you are taxed
if you get your most private areas waxed.

You’re taxed every...

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Categories: ointments, funnygrandmother, food,
Form: Couplet



Upset
mr. buffet can’t believe that
so much “inequality exists
without people really getting upset” &
as he & some of his richest friends in the world
start to give up some of their moola 
to cause that they see fit,
the fact remains that 
enough are not upset---
it is time...

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Categories: ointments, life, people, time, people,
Form: Free verse
Cannabis Song
This is the Cannabis song,
they've turned something good. 
made is seem wrong,

It's illegal why?
Come on politics,
don't be shy

So many uses for this wonder drug,
Wonderful for clothing and sometimes rugs,
Fords model T car was built from hemp- the very best, 
Mayflower sails were too they passed...

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Categories: ointments, angst, depression, education, fear,
Form: Rhyme
A Vain Word
A Vain Word
by Michael R. Burch

Oleanders at dawn preen extravagant whorls
as I read in leaves’ Sanskrit brief moments remaining
till sunset implodes, till the moon strands grey pearls
under moss-stubbled oaks, full of whispers, complaining
to the darkening autumn, how swiftly life goes—
as I fled before love ......

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Categories: ointments, autumn, beauty, extended metaphor,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Ineffable Hosiery
Like a stalking hoarse,

Have endured shrewd days and night,

Like the physician ampoule,

Ready on my skin to pour.

flights from ignorance left these 

Strawberry marks,

Eyes glued on the object
 
compelled to the hard brown wooden logs  in art,

And the iron in room "G02".

Friends and enemies unrelenting...

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Categories: ointments, adventure, introspection,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Stolen Melodies
Melodies roll off a tilted tongue
hits from years long gone
you speak in words rhyming
the past with a longing pride

I look down under and lose it all
our song, played behind a hidden dawn
the jackrabbits scurry when I near
I can still smell her deceit in your fear

Fly...

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Categories: ointments, anger, betrayal,
Form: Ballade
Premium Member The Visit
The Visit

Dimly lit room with flowered wallpaper, 
bridal chamber for a couple, 1920.
In her noontime daydream she could see back then.

Coal dust between her fingers,
a strong back from lifting buckets,
waiting for the annual Christmas visit.
“My husband’s coming to town, on the 4 o’clock train.''
She told...

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Categories: ointments, family, grandparents, longing, love,
Form: Free verse
Reason of Existence
Lotion cream balm an ointments 
reminds us of who we really are  
accessories fitment's an garments
never need lavish nor spar
classic cupboards organized 
maintain visual distain
to relax an feel stabilized 
everything is perfectly attain
or maybe not quite a start
funny how time seems to fly 
then...

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Categories: ointments, life,
Form: Sonnet
Supernova Skies
And who's to blame??? Riding supernovas trail across the celestial sky ~

Escaping the realities of which always fill these, my weary eyes....

Wishing to make a heart smile and or to brighten anothers spirit; inside

Bringing hope in a world cracked to be broken unto its cerements...

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Categories: ointments, hope, life, love,
Form:
Inconvenience
INCONVENIENCE

Home :
Take one cube of gravy essence,
stir it fretfully, if I still dare,
into boiling, or at least hot-ish water;
such senior movements made with care

Care Home :
Drizzle ointments, yea, and potions
onto wrinkled tangerine skin
of arthritic hands, hips, knee-bones,
prey to crocked aches, and pains within

Hospital :
Please do...

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Categories: ointments, caregiving, funny, philosophy, me,
Form:

Book: Reflection on the Important Things