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Premium Member My African Sister
I am a white, middle class, American male; raised in a white, middle class American home.  I would not say that my upbringing included a lot of diversity.

I remember talking to my brother, Jimmy, just before he told my father he was gay. ...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: outcaste, familyfamily, class, class, family,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member In the Presence of Nobody
great things forgotten
sacrificed to the attic of time,
inventions rusted into an obsolete...
good deeds with time, dullen, turn mad
on the canvas of the modern eye...

brittle flowers in a cracked vase
monet into dali
life's burr turns upon itself...bleed...outcaste...

when eating becomes meaningless exhibition
we need 
for somebody to look us...

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Categories: outcaste, introspection, me,
Form: Free verse
Sequel To Hollow Commenting
My words are pert and curt
and right in right that's hurt
give them space or get disgraced
I am infallible do not come around my poems
give me my medicine and send me on pace.

If you do, I am teeth gnash and bare
take it bad like a scum...

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Categories: outcaste, lifeme, self, me, self,
Form:

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Premium Member Sheer
Sheer fine batiste
Batiste de soie
Ghostly creature outcaste
Floats past upstairs window
Sad down turned lips frown
Gone arriviste    

Sponsor:Nette Onclaud
Contest: Poem Of Compression
October 1, 2013
Poet: Sara Kendrick...

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Categories: outcaste, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Villanelle: Whose Condition Is the Worst Everyone Asks
Villanelle: Whose condition is the worst everyone asks

Whose condition is the worst everyone asks
“Mine!” “Mine!” “Mine!” - everyone’s desperate cry
Why the powers that decide wear such sharp tusks

Look at the basking billions enjoyng tasks
Then watch the hare-lipped cock-eyed shrivelled wretch sigh
Whose condition is the worst...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: outcaste, allegory, destiny, happiness,
Form: Villanelle
Nirvana
I am liquid moonlight;
The ashes of dreams.
I am the realization of the impossible;
The renunciation of thought, serene.
I am the swimming seasons of time;
The memories yet to come.
I am the flawless equilibrium of the outcaste scavenger;
The infinite equanimity of the illuminate sun.
I am the embodiment of...

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Categories: outcaste, beautiful, i am, meaningful,
Form: Rhyme



Ability To Defecate Wildly Swings Both Ways
Ability to defecate wildly swings (both ways)...
between incontinence and constipation

Irritable bowel syndrome i.e.
the former excretory bout I address
the above (polite way to phrase diarrhea)
and avoid moon efficient cheekiness,
yours truly doth buttress,
a literal warranted pain in ass,
diametrically up poses,
and disinvites loving caress,
nevertheless yours truly
experienced gastrointestinal distress

countless...

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Categories: outcaste, 12th grade, adventure, desire,
Form: Free verse
Had To Be Hung
Had To Be Hung

How could he have been an outcaste?
Must have been somewhere in his past
To be forgotten, not remembered at all
While from God, he will await His call.

Him as he was should God try to take
After all of the hearts he often did break
On...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: outcaste, death, sad,
Form: Couplet
The Quest Was On
The first morn’s yellow flames pulsated
Over the sliver sky’s infinite flank. 
Adam, the blessed father of mankind, 
Opened his wheat-toned  eye lids; 
Garnished with golden lashes,
And the delicate membrane gave way
To the heavenly light and air to begin 
Their mission in due skill with...

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Categories: outcaste, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Buffoon Reads History
I met a raccoon with a look so gullible;
Stumbling he came from a jungle called global.

Among the families with a very few high caste,
He lives in the periphery as an utter outcaste.

When asked to describe his present destiny,
He sneered and I said, "For villainy and...

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Categories: outcaste, destiny, satire,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Hatred Is Love
Hatred is Love
Disguised as society
Made the randomly laws established
Deep into the root of religion
Cloaked like a vigilante
Seeking blood revenge
How it creates
Sprouting into the minds 
Of our fragile seeds
Growing into turbulence
And wrapping its death around culture
Not rich nor poor
Can outcaste the imps of green
Not the skin...

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Categories: outcaste, philosophy
Form: Free verse
Write Great Poems
Write Great Poems

Write great poems, I will never quit
And the millionth number hope to hit
Regarding my poems people have read
After some prayers to God they all said.

If you were weak and once an outcaste
And have poor memories of times that past,
Read my poems is what...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: outcaste, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Ode To Ambedkar
Part II

What would have happened to million’s fate, 
If Subedar Ramji had failed, thee to set.
In 1891’s simmering heat of April
Born true nationalist Phule’s pupil.

Being motherless boy, thee set sails,
Thee had to bear brunt of devilish veils.
Under the curse of being an outcaste,
Hiding behind were...

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Categories: outcaste, 7th grade, appreciation, community,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Dead World
Dead World

Only bog, a marshland, outcaste life, a world of a life
A world of a bona fide and kind-hearted life, no image
No vision, no view, nothing, the future is blind, a kind

the one of our missed love. All of them. Killed hopes
by your will, you...

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Categories: outcaste, fate, life, love,
Form: Free verse
Shed
Shed illusions of separateness
your silence
Regrets
Shed noise that you're worthless
Better off dead

Shed mountains of doubt
Fear that rips you in two
Shed harm, hurt and pain
Leaving you all black and blue

Then breathe
Breathe out
Breathe in

Know that you grow stronger
Now begin yet again

Shed layer upon layer
Let them fall to the...

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Categories: outcaste, recovery from,
Form: Rhyme

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