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Premium Member Dancing Through Poetic Treasons
Language,
linguistic evolution,
dynamic verbs, relational events
function through co-arising root systems,
nouns for actor and reactor,
co-arising preactive Ego-faith perpetuating,
dipolar reiterating
seasonal-sequential eco-health
regeneratively prime relational.

Systems are dynamic ecoverb phases,
to function systematically, reasonably, with pattern, is why "system"
ecosystemologically includes biosystemologic,
polyculturally polymorphic transregenerated 
as fractal-balancing ecological health-systemic.

You know, ionic and iconic dynamic...

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Categories: reactor, culture, language, life, light,
Form: Prose Poetry
Last of the First Elements
Last Of The First Elements

(H)  Hydrogen is sweet and gentle by design
A nucleus with an electric and positive charge
Found everywhere in nature at large

It lives an ordinary life in time and space
On the periodic table, it simply waits

As #1 in line to start, begins...

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Categories: reactor, absence, age, creation, identity,
Form: Didactic
Chernobyl
Chernobyl.


A nuclear disaster, in the Russian town Chernobyl,
An odor-less killer, the invisible force.
As the radiation escapes, from the crumbling reactor,
We must cool it down, before it blows.


Evacuate Pripyat, the employee’s town,
The town of 35000; first on the list of infected people.
No warnings to the town...

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© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: reactor, cry, death, sun, world,
Form:

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Mad Scientist
Take a second look at me, for beneath this midriff flab
and balding pate and wrinkly skin you'll find a science lab.
And though all may seem quiet, it may come as quite a shock
to find there are experiments going on around the clock.
Take off my shirt...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: reactor, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Three Mile Island
This was the first of its kind in history.
However, nobody was killed here, thankfully.
We were just able to avoid a great catastrophe.
A nuclear power plant is situated in Pennsylvania.
It lies on an island on the river called Susquehanna.
Supplying electricity to the region is its chore.
The...

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Categories: reactor, history, technology,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member For Whom the Bell Tolls
The cadence of the knell on the wind Lord
Has folk peering from windows and doors
A reminder of fickle mortality
Peals forlornly, for whom the bell tolls

The screams of the Angels, are deafening
Those with the conscience to hear
Dark Winter, cuts colder than ice
Unfolding, the fear of all...

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Categories: reactor, child abuse, corruption, death,
Form: Rhyme



Happy Worker
from my book Ultima Thule by Jimmy Boom Semtex


Happy Worker
We are the ultimate machine. They make us do all the factory jobs at double speed. Produce this metal product, accurate to a thousand of an inch; bake the cake on an industrial scale; refuel the...

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Categories: reactor, angst, jobs, pride, slavery,
Form: Free verse
Genie In the Bottle
	
Only foolhardy Homer simpletons
wanna rub this lamp ...

Release the purging power of the hydroGen

All divided brainiac Lisa Simpsons
should be in one camp ...

Keeping a cap on the atomic bottle

It’s madness to proceed any other way
To argue otherwise,
will invariably 
bring about a terrible,  mushroom day

Don’t...

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Categories: reactor, dark, death, truth, wisdom,
Form: Ode
Premium Member A Decade To Remember
The world was a troubled place in the '80's, home to a number of disasters
   From the plight of Iran's hostages to the meltdown of Chernobyl's reactor

But in the world of basketball, the 1980's served to revive the game
   From a...

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Categories: reactor, basketball, magic, remember,
Form: Couplet
Pushing Papers
Low-level office drone,
you move cautiously in the corporate hive
Never bringing any attention to yourself,
especially when the pink slip memos fly by
The queen bee of your department,
protects her workers very well
Although from time to time,
she has a tendency to raise living hell
But you never challenge her...

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Categories: reactor, corruption, environment, jobs,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member The Broken Valkyrie
"The Broken Valkyrie"



when 
the artificial 
sun 
replaced 
true Light,
revolution 
was a forgotten 
Valkyrie, 
Liberty 
had been 
put to bed
broken whore 
of Babylon
no longer holding
the torch for anyone;

women and men 
grew to love 
their servitude,
complacency 
skewered their fever,
it, like a contagion spread
a worldly blanket over all,
viral...

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Categories: reactor, dark, humanity, symbolism,
Form: Narrative
Three D Meltdown

Dot   ...   dash   ...   dot

China Syndrome just got Russian reactor hot

Dash   ...   dot   ...   dash

Three Mile Island raging nuclear flood flash

Espionage
Sabotage
Foreign fingers are on the power plant switch
And the...

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Categories: reactor, bereavement, betrayal, corruption, music,
Form: Ode
Robots
ROBOTS
Mechanical men built with of bolts, steel and screws
Embedded with a computer program stating the Don’ts and Dos
Wiring the components demands so much care
Before the Machine men endures the tasks that even the strongest can not bear
With a back up battery in place
To help him...

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Categories: reactor, science fiction, men, love,
Form: Narrative
Palpatine the Emperor
(This poem is based on the Star Wars movies.)

I'm the Emperor and my face looks like a prune.
I have dark circles around my eyes which also makes me look like a raccoon.
My name is Palpatine but I'm also known as Darth Sidious.
Everybody pukes when they...

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Categories: reactor, funny, humor, humorous, science
Form: Rhyme
A Dream For Better Living
If you like to become a priest,
Don’t try to distinct in West or East.
If you like to become a Saint,
Don’t try to rate on human fate.
If you like to become a teacher,
Don’t try to marginalize coloring feature.
If you like to become a doctor,
Don’t try to...

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Categories: reactor, caregiving, devotion, education, faith,
Form: Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things