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Premium Member Awake Sweet Stolen Dream
       "Awake Sweet Stolen Dream"



I wandered outside my conscious element of thought
drifting into wonderlust of dreamland sequences like photographs
as I inhaled fragrant winds gliding upon gossamer wings
of lace and satin, streaming through pink cotton candy clouds.

I touched a rainbow...

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Categories: predictors, love, heart, sweet, dream,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Chicken Soup Farm
Relationships are like farming,
if you don't plant the seed,
you'll have no crop to harvest.
Rumi (M. Mafi, trans.)

Investing is like farming,
if you don't play the game,
you'll have no winnings.

Economics is like farming,
if you don't play this cooperative game,
you'll have no competitive winnings.

CoRelational EcoLogic is like farming,
if...

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Categories: predictors, earth, earth day, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Remembering Radical Relatives
Explain your historical evolution radically, inclusively, expansively, good-humoredly; 
not carefully, deductively, reductively, sarcastically.

We once had a school of thought
among up and coming geneticists and historians
that the precursor to the regeneration of a species,
or even an ecological paradigm,
most any kind of  reiterative memory and retrieval...

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Categories: predictors, beauty, culture, health, humor,
Form: Political Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Bees
Bees
September 2016

Bees live in colonies that contain one queen bee
There are 20,000 species of bees u see
They smell with their antennas and have the same agenda
To work 365 days and Scare away predictors with a hive wave
the worker bee and the male drone
Never leave Miss...

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Categories: predictors, farm, insect, nature, strength,
Form: Rhyme
Dirty Laundry
She talks often of dusty surfaces 
and laundry, more
I think, these last months, of leaving 
the housework and me;
she tells in barbed epithets of 
past indiscretions and wrongdoings
attributed to the mechanisms of 
my capricious personality.

Each wicker basket filled with garments 
of misbehaviour, and 
comments and...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predictors, life, lost love, love,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Perennial Youth
Oh the days of summer will soon be upon us
To warm us and fill us with joy
Those bright sunny days and cool starlit nights
So sweetly our spirits they buoy

Gone through a bunch of these halcyon days
At my age I should be blasé
No matter the number...

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Categories: predictors, life, love, summer, summer,
Form: Quatrain



A Soldier's Fall
I slip through the dark,  sleek, lank and lean
   shadowed, haze gray, red, white, blue unseen
        'neath the faint light of distant moonbeam.
I creep cross the meadows, sands and moors
   traversing streets and...

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© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predictors, allegory, history, soldier,
Form: Rhyme
If I Was An Animal What Would I Be
If I were an animal the great panther I would be,
Sleek and lean and shiny up there in my tree.
My claws of steel that strike with speed,
Only for food I preciously need.

The jungle my home my heritage here,
Passed down for my cubs that I hold...

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© Gail Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predictors, animals
Form: Rhyme
Relationships
RELATIONSHIPS


Relationships are the greatest predictors of happiness
Healthy ones tend to support our joy and appreciation.
The best way to keep mentally healthy, happy and strong
Can be summed up by love, trust and admiration.

One of the most rewarding things, each of us can do
Is the acknowledgment of...

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© Tom Zart  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predictors, adventure, devotion, faith, family,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Good and Bad Faith Communities
Prisons fester further desecrating guilt by association
as churches
and synagogues
and temples
and mosques
foster sacred innocence through re-association,
communion of the wanna-be saints
and Bodhisattva suffering warriors
for EarthRights Peace and Justice.

When our faith communities
feel like monoculturing monotheistic prisons
of fundamentalism,
then our non-elite prisons
begin to sound more like gospel protests
against further guilt...

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Categories: predictors, christian, community, culture, innocence,
Form: Political Verse
Child Abuse
Children, Children don't be ashamed
You are certainly not to be blame
These hungry predictors will face the cane
One day their will be brought to justice and shame.
Children, Children their will know of your pain
Someday their too will go mentally insane
There wicked ways will torture their brains.
Children,...

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Categories: predictors, abuse, anger, betrayal, blessing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A New Place For Sun
Maybe there'll come a day in the future
When tourists flock to Canada for fun
They say that Florida will no longer exist
Ontario will be the new place for sun

Weather patterns certainly changed a lot
For about the last decade or two
Recent patterns can be a bit unnerving
Big...

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Categories: predictors, dedication, hope,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Perennial Youth
The days of summer will soon be upon us
To warm us and fill us with joy
Those bright sunny days and cool starlit nights
So sweetly our spirits they buoy

Gone through a bunch of these halcyon days
At my age I should be blasé
No matter the number each...

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Categories: predictors, youth,
Form: Rhyme
The Way
Indestructible you

Endowed provocateur of origination

Forger of paths unknown

Awaken

 

Yesterday was an option

Today a decision

Tomorrow will come

Eventually

 

Head high

Shoulders up

Walk

Fear is perception

 

Defeat is an illusion

Perverse as it is

Fills a void

To incentivize the outcome of glory

 

For as long as you walk

Deceiving external predictors, you prosper

Enticing...

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Categories: predictors, courage, encouraging, fear, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Irma Pulled a Fast One
Irma Pulled a Fast One
By Franklin Price
9/11/2017 – 6:07AM

Irma pulled a fast one
Just before I closed my eyes
Took a right turn to the East
To sooner see the sun arise

Was supposed to go to Tampa
Get a cigar there to chew
Now she's wrecking Jacksonville
Her new direction's nothing...

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Categories: predictors, rain, storm, weather,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry