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Best Processor Poems

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Whirl of Food Processor and I, In Space
I was preparing a blue-berry cake for supper,
Foaming it saw some spinning rings on the syrupy mixture 
It reminded me of the sequence of cosmos;
As...

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Categories: processor, imagery, imagination, mystery, planet,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Ptsd Advice
As I see it there is no cure
Meds can help that's for sure
But meds can make things alot worse
Mental health is a real bad curse

The...

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Categories: processor, analogy, depression, health, mental
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Rest In Pieces
BUTCHER PETE

In the vault below lies the mince, of butcher Pete
Got dragged into a meat processor by the soles of his feet.

RADIOACTIVE  SCUM

The Russian...

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Categories: processor, death, humor,
Form: Epitaph
Premium Member Everything Today Is Instant
Everything today is instant!
More ram, faster processor – 
My God!--how I miss the
Slower and Lesser; when one
had pause between actions – 
took time for personal...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: processor, community, computer, people, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Just Posted
A young girl stood at the school hall wall,
Some paper in her hand,
She shuffled her shoes while eyeing the views,
And the news on a notice...

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Categories: processor, funny, hope, school, teacher,
Form: Light Verse



Premium Member Transparent Exodus
Imagine we live in an eco-normative story
of competing for wealth-commodities,
cash piled in quantifiable currencies,
collectively blinded to our Win-Win
natural economic,
ecological,
psychological,
biological health and well-being value roots.

One day,...

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Categories: processor, earth, environment, philosophy, political,
Form: Free verse
Pain As a Hobby I
Pain as a Hobby Parts I-IX
Written by Tavarus M. Moreland
Copyright 2010. All rights reserved

Sorry Yulli, it was little unfair to suggest the title
You’re only 23...

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Categories: processor, passion, me, me, time,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Cooperative Evolutionary Analysis
I'm sure it was Rob Brezsny, again,
who first pointed out to me
that Western psychoanalysts give priority to pathologies within family relationships,
while Eastern analysts, more embedded...

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Categories: processor, community, culture, earth, environment,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member No Warmth In the Kitchen
Loose are the oven mitts that covered mama's hands. 
 Cold are her rustic pots and pans. 

 Stained are the pages of her favorite...

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Categories: processor, absence, bereavement, death, food,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Computer Cinquain
Computer
                        ...

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Categories: processor, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Cinquain
How It Works
I’m a string of byte notations
From your CPU
Calculating information
In a blink of an eye, for you


I pull in at the station
On your motherboard
To catch a...

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Categories: processor, art,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member My Journey
Dear Computer, have I told you what a great friend you have been?
How you tackle my emotions, turn them sometimes to a win?
Having retired from...

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Categories: processor, me, passion, poems, son,
Form: Rhyme
Back With Poetry Vengeance
Back with poetry vengeance,
Don’t fear this, Transcendence 
Or from the Abyss?
Elohim’s Prince,
Or a Demonic Word Smith with written myths? 
These flames destroy man’s deceitful tactics...

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© Quincy Mac  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: processor, allegory, meaningful, metaphor, poetry,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Don'T Tell Me Why We'Re Waiting
My favorite radio show
is Wait...Wait, Don't Tell Me!
on NPR near you.

But, it has bothered me,
over the years,
a snagging voice in sign-off background,
threatening the host will...

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Categories: processor, community, health, humor, integrity,
Form: Free verse
Wonders of Embodiment
Wonders of Embodiment 

Your unique windows process the small pixels in the language of infinite 
Flying through the inner portals to that great processor 
Sparks,...

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Categories: processor, 11th grade, appreciation, beautiful,
Form: I do not know?

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