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Infinitely Redundant
Is science fiction an oxymoron?
How can science be fiction
When it is the process by which myth
Is eliminated and all that is tangible
In the world is interpreted? And isn’t fiction
Nothing more than the literary
Manifestation of the dreams
That crash through the barriers
Of reality? How then
Can the two...

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Categories: redundant, imagination, science,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Redundant Ghosts
Ghouly the Ghost walked at night,
His loud howls gave all a fright.
Until one day, he lost his voice.
It just happened, without a choice.
How can a ghost haunt if it can't wail,
To Ghouly, this was beyond the pale.
He wandered through this once haunted house
Aimless and timid,...

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Categories: redundant, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Triple Redundant Tercets
The ebb and flow of your life is in a constant state of flux.
While the “meat and potatoes” of a soul are at its’ core,
these sublimations are kept hidden deep inside.

They’re always under cover and kept hidden deep inside,
roiling your life with a tidal action...

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Categories: redundant, introspection, life, life, life,
Form: Sestina

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Redundant Technology
If Academia by the Military, be gifted Internet technology
Then Military replaced with what.  The www.
If Internet was no more use and turned from lamb to mutton
What technology,  do they hold now, those that will press the button....

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© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: redundant, technology,
Form: Couplet
Don'T Be Redundant, Veto the Incumbants
Money hogs keep wallowing in filthy waste while the common folks suffer, from 
taxitis...we need a taxectomy!!

A Budget magician---mathmetician!

A balancing act---A balanced budget.

Frugal McDougal---A pennywise/wisecracker.

Cut the governments check...stop the spending!!

~~Inspired by Carolyn Devonshire!!...

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Categories: redundant, funny, political
Form: Light Verse
Be Redundant
Sunrise sunshine, sunlit sunsets
Radiant radiations radiantly radiating
Wonder-filled wonders, wonderful wonderings
Dreamily dreaming; dreamy dreamers...

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Categories: redundant, dream, sunset, sunshine,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Redundant
All
alone-
forsaken
as an empty
swing...

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Categories: redundant, life, on work and
Form: Bio
A Better Way (Song For the Redundant Man)
Now they don’t want me, now they don’t care
                           might just as well go back to bed, up those...

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Categories: redundant, hope, musicfuture, me,
Form: Lyric
Redundant Tragedies
Oh, how he loved you 
How he took your wants
And made them his needs 
How he wrestled with hunger
Before it fed on you
How he wiped your tears
To make trees grow
And you were love’s willing slave.

Before your moon turned to honey
His hands met your face
As you...

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Categories: redundant, life, women,
Form: Free verse
Redundant and Repugnant
Redundant and Repugnant

It was really, rather redundant,
And ended up being repugnant,
Something we did not desire,
Even after I had to retire,
Into valley was a deep descent.

Another Horn outrageous limerick.

Jim Horn

http://www.poetrysoup.com/poets/top_100_poets_most_poems_all_time.aspx...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: redundant, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Oz Redundant
Transmit transpire anti social copious methods of blank balled fissures of disastrous mistruths on the border of hell raiser dispatch piss filled like rats on a stinking/sinking ship, inbred senate cowardice akin to the O.K. coral what to think, desire and do do to keep...

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Categories: redundant, absence, abuse, betrayal, conflict,
Form: Prose
Redundant Again
Redundant Again

By Elton Camp

There’s an expression hard to beat
It’s a reference to “hamburger meat”

Here’s another that’s too often seen
Come and use our “ATM machine”

In a storm, folks always “hunker down”
But to “hunker up” is not ever found

An “advance reservation” is quite wise
You can’t do it...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: redundant, on writing and wordswords,
Form: Rhyme
Completely Redundant
Completely Redundant

Really would you as a routine respondent?
Want to be consistent as well as constant
Answering question without the intention
Could be applied to a political convention.

To buy might be something you did prefer
Knowing you were for certain and for sure
And what store would you want to...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: redundant, allegory, analogy, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member We Are Redundant
we finish each other's sentences
saying "we are redundant" six times a day
it's forty-nine years later and we remain
maniacally crazy about each other...

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Categories: redundant, marriage,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Required No More
Do you know what it’s like
To be required no more,
To be put out to grass,
To be kicked out the door,
To know your work’s ended,
No more will be done,
To be slung on the tip,
Pushed aside by the young,
To be pensioned off
In an unceremonious way,
To know you’ve...

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Categories: redundant, analogy, confusion, depression, drink,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry