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Premium Member Disunity Then Unity
DISUNITY THEN UNITY
 
Last Episode of Pure Fantasy.

Fireball always seems to take center stage,
Except in the last episode it was with absolute rage,
Echoman has secretly loved this ravishing beauty
Lost her to a human whilst she was on duty!
There were good and bad super heroes
Throughout my...

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Categories: piloting, universe, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Aspiration
Aspiration


Antoine had crashed once again when tempting the desert
Freedom fighter laureate poet daredevil testing the call of

                        ~ Poisonous Times ~

A mysterious...

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Categories: piloting, hope,
Form: Free verse
Minds Lost Are Minds Found
I’m losing my mind in a hurry!
Maybe, maybe, losing the mind is letting it find itself
or maybe, i'm just crazy

I keep running  with anticipation, with heart open and judgment closed
[I discover most superbly this way]
 Foolishly Dropping it, hoping that it’ll pick up something...

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Categories: piloting, confusion, health, imagination, introspection,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Envy
ENVY
(Words inspired by Casarah)

Our faces are turned toward Bangkok
That buzzing hive of humanity
Where folk brush against each other
As they twirl and dance
In an effort to maintain direction

Not that we were going to Bangkok
Not that we were currently going anywhere

We sit defeated
Restraining our combustion engine horses
Their...

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Categories: piloting, car, travel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member When Thrust in the Center of the Storm
Thrust in the centre of the storm’s wild roar,
Oh Lord, my Heavenly Father, you were near.
I relied on you and it was your kind face which I saw,
That you mended my torn spirit when fear did gnaw.

When wind howled loud and thunder boomed and burst,
In...

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Categories: piloting, angst, confusion, storm,
Form: Rhyme
Contemplating Kierkegaard
I too believe
Flowers have more purposes than the bringing of fruit
So that all of me is not known
Though dig to the bedrock of my root
And I have feared that I shall go away
Before the golden fleece
Of many colors set me laughing at sun, moon and...

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Categories: piloting, philosophyme, sick,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Violets Are Blue
“Violets are Blue” 

In this new space
you came in fast
like a meteor
I hesitate to say
you were smooth

in this new space
no one can hear 
the sound bite, 
but they 
see the thoughts 

of you 

behind the windows
of their craft 
helpless of this 
new lifeform 
this evolving...

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Categories: piloting, blue, humor, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Missed
"Missed" 

if you wanted me
to write about
rainbows and unicorns,
I would have to say
romance was never
on the menu of 
the grinning soul,
in the days
when war came.

lines drawn in sand, see,
grains easily blow away,
to reveal what of strength,
hard and cracked, yet so
tangible survives underneath
it all, firmly remains.

the...

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Categories: piloting, dark, muse, romance,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Being Human
Born to make a difference in this fast-paced world, we
Eagerly embrace the challenges that come our way.
Individuals, yet part of a collective whole,
Needing to connect and belong, thus recognizing and
Guarding the sanctity of life.

Humility and honesty are traits to be admired and,
Understanding and compassion are...

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Categories: piloting, humanity, life,
Form: Acrostic
Tarzan the Jungle Ape Man
Living in he jungle, no fear to hold,
fighting, always standing bold.
Piloting in the breeze,
swinging on vines through the trees.
His best friends, the creatures there,
to each other they are fair.
As the great one echoes his call,
these creatures, in line they fall.
Ready to help in time of...

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Categories: piloting, animal, tiger, tree,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Watching Isms
There is a world of difference
between schism and jism,
but they both end up the same.

Just as patriarchal Roman Catholicism
overpowers living and breathing Christianity,
so too does Capitalism
overpower cooperative capital co-investment,
so too does autocratic rationalism
overpower syncretic enculturing con-scientivity,
so too does stale exegetical Traditionalism
corrupt fresh noticing hope
for co-redemptive...

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Categories: piloting, culture, earth day, health,
Form: Political Verse
Formula Won
Untimed
Untamed
In the face of a thousand horsepower
Up rises the man of the hour
His passion peaked 
His focus tweaked
Raw
Pure
He spins and loops
Whirlpools each lap
Egos over rev
An enchanted V-twelve
The archangel 
Fallen to enthral 
Thrusts his sword through my wall poster
In a chariot mounted a motor
The Red Baron
Supercharged...

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Categories: piloting, hero, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Apollo 11
It was the third lunar mission
Of the Apollo space program;
Destination was the earth’s moon
Where two men were going to land.

Neil Armstrong was the Commander;
Piloting the Columbia was Michael Collins;
Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin would Pilot the Eagle;
The landing craft they would land in.

Aldrin landed the Eagle
In the...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: piloting, historyday, men, space,
Form: Rhyme
The Pegasus' Derby
racing along the crescent rainbow track into the human race
a starting gate drawn on a diagonal perspective to innovation
breaking the colour spectrum like a powerful brainstorm
riding from grassroots...rising to break the glass ceiling on the vertical
a supersonic impact sounding our heartbeat 
a glowing prism of...

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Categories: piloting, horse, imagination, inspirational, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Bill Geiger
My uncle went to West Point Military Academy, 
Was the second US citizen to be a licensed pilot, 
So I thought my knowledge would help everybody, 
So I became an Eagle, an American RAF pilot. 

We all signed up September 1940, keenly poised,
But did not...

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Categories: piloting, appreciation, character, courage, death,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Reflection on the Important Things