Best Pallas Poems

Poe laid flowers on her grave
    His lost Lenore
    One he’d love forevermore 
    But doomed...

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And she smells good without keeping all ...

Beef, sitting...

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Athena
the dutiful daughter standing behind her father
in lightning thick with aegis assurance
read to protect her family
and counselling them times of need

Athena, the grey eyed goddess
who...

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Watching Homer struggle
to explain how a god wounded by a mortal
cannot die but may thereafter live with minor pain

and the humor when that god
complains to...

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When the Parakeet increased his squawking
with the noise box ceaseless talking
far louder than the muted city roar.
Then I pondered that curious poem about the lost...

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Winged Lessons
            by Odin Roark

Sitting astride his backpack,
A roadside nomadic looked up from his...

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Must you ask, what you are to me?
     Then let me say, and say it well.
You were a soul behind a...

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“It Came in Our Dreams”

The Others 
watch on,
somewhere above us.

we, ant like
form our battalions
soldier ants 
with no substantial sting
repelling reptilian 
brains in flight
striking our oily...

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Lets take a journey back, back in time,
back in time to twelve million years ago;
and high in the Asian Steppes lets climb,
up thirteen hundred feet...

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He was the son of Ernst, an immigrant gold engraver, 
his devoted mother Anna was a gifted musician-
Austrian painter Gustav Klimt was but one of...

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In It,  I Saw Prometheus Chained And Bound


I was reading Salinger's, "Catcher In The Rye" 
A follow up from Leo Tolsty's,  "War and...

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Be not harried by apostasy spates
Surcease ye flux of basilic imprecations
Adhibit ye ,supernal paracletes  
The pith of divinity

An Achates,
Vae victis
In this temporal realm

Chatoyant fanfaronade
Sursurrant...

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Of a raven wrote Edgar Poe
That came but would never go
  From its perch upon Pallas
  Cuz it liked watching Dallas  
On...

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Athena Lady Pallas - Francis Bacon's muse.
Hyperactive Children Emerald calming may they use.
Metaphysics, Wendy Chung - sofwtare ideolu-shuns.
Aeliological tragectories; Logically fulfilled Possibilities.
Logos is replaced by...

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"Immaculate Lost"




Closed door.
A cell shared
in constant 
heartache
counting days
on a cold wall
words counted
tears fill a well
there is the ocean
where sharks dwell
sharp teeth
and vicious minds
unforgiving 
that do...

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