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The Crucible Savant
The crucible savant..    by Steven Hudson
(Crucible: A place or situation in which concentrated forces interact to cause or influence  change or development.
  Savant:  a person of learning…)

Through sleepless, hopeless nights
With liquor on breath and dull head
Alone and cold in...

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Categories: savant, adventure, life, tribute, uplifting,
Form: Narrative
Joey the Savant
The multiverse
Of his unquiet mind
Screaming for all of us 
To be quiet
He needs to put on 
A space suit
Assimilating our nuances 
So he can
Walk on the surface 
Of our emotions
An alien being 
Trying to find a way 
To fit in
Not attracting attention
To his brilliance
Of communicating
In...

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Categories: savant, uplifting, universe,
Form: Free verse
Joey the Savant 2
I was passing by Joey at work
I was going on break
Joey was heading back to work
I said" Hi Joey "
He said " I had a nightmare last night "
I said " Ooh. A nightmare. What was it about? "
And here's his rendition of his nightmares:

You...

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Categories: savant, dream,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member The Tragic Savant
“It” embraces “togetherness”
Like blemished mascara on a retired call girl

“It” would speak in aggressive audible banter,
As if crystallized bullhorns were
Strapped
Onto unwelcome seating arrangements

No boundaries.
No consideration.
No apologies.

Yet, their measurement of pride
Coagulates into withered centimeters
While seducing unscented tulips
With impoverished protractors 
And tattered encyclopedias

An unsatisfied square root with...

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Categories: savant, life, slam,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Incredible Savant
I recently watched a documentary on savants

In particular, Daniel Tammet, whose mathematical abilities

As well as other astounding mental capabilities

Will not only blow your mind

You'll probably say to yourself, “this is some kind of trickery

What he does is impossible for the human brain to comprehend”

Yet when...

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Categories: savant, memory,
Form: Narrative
A Savant
A SAVANT

Henry Charles Bukowski was a savant.
A person of learning, especially in the Arts
He was well versed in his flow.
Rhymester for show
As the "laureate of American lowlife," how bard he was.
An artist
A wordsmith
A skilled writer
A pundit
A genius was Henry Charles Bukowski.
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Sponsor:	Amy Green
Contest Name:	Idiot or Genius?...

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Categories: savant, books, life, poems, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member An Incredible Savant
I recently watched a documentary on savants
In particular, Daniel Tammet, whose mathematical abilities
As well as other astounding mental capabilities
Will not only blow your mind
You'll probably say to yourself, “this is some kind of trickery
What he does is impossible for the human brain to comprehend”
Yet when...

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Categories: savant, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
The Savant of Style
the savant of style
buys the best-made leather shoes
then walks down the street

2/16/21...

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© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: savant, paris,
Form: Senryu
The Secrets of a Savant
What makes a savant?

Is there something behind those numbers that emerge effortlessly?

Is there some pain that cannot be calculated?

Is the only thing keeping me away from being extraordinary-

These wounds that are shaped like a maze?

Why must all my struggles be infamous?

As much as their skills...

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Categories: savant, angst, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Savant
Being me. 
Trying to build myself out of scraps of scraps. 

When you can see through that barrier between us. 
And you think you can see enough that there’s no danger around. 
Holes, tears, and me. 
The savant you wanted is just a bunch of...

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Categories: savant, angst,
Form: Free verse
A Non-Savant
There is not much help left. 

My parents feel bereft. 

All I am is a child that has sacrificed-

My moments of childhood happiness, hoping my obedience will suffice. 

But with time my lacking becomes more apparent.

And even though my parents’ promises to me are inherent....

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Categories: savant, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme
Savant
Math could be easy.
I could go to college that way.
I could get a math degree and be rich.
I do all my homework.
To unlock everything.
I play with rocks on the playground.
I don’t know what they are, but I pretend I like rocks and hate people.
I hate...

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Categories: savant, age, angst,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things