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China
In China once
under a patched
sail canopy

at tables and stools
and later
alone

remembering days
when all
seemed all
important

the politics with friends
by day

and how the breeze
by night conspired 

with
her golden hair.



Now...

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Categories: trajectories, destiny, identity, loneliness, tribute,
Form: Prose Poetry



I Was So Happy
all the pheromones circled around me
without knowing, we will gather you all
and we make a world
you draw like the silver treacherous snails
pressed intersections
some over others...

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Categories: trajectories, beautiful, giving, happy, romance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Knowledge Is a Genie Once Let Out of the Bottle It Cant Be Put Back
1
Profound insight climbing the mountain
The higher you go the more beautiful view 
Opens up wide spread in front of you
You see the world under your...

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Categories: trajectories, allusion, deep, humanity, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Endangered Trailblazing
Endangered Trailblazing
                       ...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trajectories, devotion, family, father, life,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Superior Courts of Ecological Justice
What evidence do we have that businesses receive financial as well as other nutritionally healthy benefits, 
by co-investing cooperatively within health-developing community cultures?

What are financially...

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Categories: trajectories, culture, earth, health, humor,
Form: Prose Poetry



Rotational Poles
In a ravaging mind
devoid of plain vision,
all purpose of motion
gets abandoned on hold
once losing that stable
clarity of judgment,

still paying off judgments
with tortures taxing mind;
gusts fill...

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© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trajectories, allegory, imagination
Form: Sestina
Premium Member Benighted Enlightenment
Potawatomi language,
says Robin Wall Kimmerer,
does not verbally divide us into masculine and feminine.
However, unlike most English verbs,
Potawatomi verbs distinguish between animate and inanimate objects.

For example,
we...

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Categories: trajectories, anger, culture, earth, health,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member We Are No More
By Vicki Acquah on Thursday, April 18, 2013 
Prince Kennedy & Oladeji Vicki Acquah

Disappeared
We- are gone
diluted into oblivion
we have nothing left but our footprints
The handwriting...

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Categories: trajectories, art, emotions, racism, writing,
Form: Free verse
There Is a Moon, I Have Seen It
Alone,
the television muted 
Thoughts float about on
shadowed wings 
Faces with moving mouths appear,
nothing is heard 
My mind collects itself,
slanted views 
Trading happiness for solitude,
beneath spinning...

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Categories: trajectories, dark, moon, solitude,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What Fire Works
What fire works

Fire works crackle crunch coagulate
send the guiding stars of darkness into space
from Phoenix to ashes ember amber empathy 
forgotten exploding in the heart...

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Categories: trajectories, firework, humanity, planet,
Form: Free verse
Ban Assault Weapons In 2017 - Part3
exclamation, which does nothing to stem dead locked high tide   
     proliferation of high-powered assault bazookas 
  ...

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Categories: trajectories, absence, dark, faith, hate,
Form: Dramatic Verse
If I Werent Afraid
I arrived without clothes or fears at birth
but wore both within one year on earth;
in a crib, my self-esteem doubt blistered.

Since my initial vocal and...

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Categories: trajectories, anxiety, character, childhood, confidence,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Trailblazing Then and Now
Trailblazing Then and Now

Astride his father’s shoulders
Like a double decker bus
There was always what his father saw
And the child’s gaze beyond
They learned together
What their senses...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trajectories, philosophy, father, father,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Discard Flat Packs Have Faith
Discard Flat Packs Have Faith

There is a God of the Universe parallel that is and I call 
her freedom ‘Come into my space’ she seems...

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Categories: trajectories, god, universe,
Form: Personification
Respectfully
4/10/17

Presently
You all stay in my memories

I wonder if my family and friends will remember me
And if not, then I'll just let it be

Respectfully
To you all...

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Categories: trajectories, poetry, rap, word play,
Form: Rhyme

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