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Premium Member Apology Unaccepted
I’m sorry, “He cried!” But everyone knows,
how horribly comical ego goes.
    No less in a public place,
    driving car...

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Categories: unaccepted, funny
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Apache Ga An
©1996 RICO LEFFANTA

THE 4TH GA-AN RISES FROM THE FLAMES IN AN APACHE RITUAL OLDER THAN RELIGIONS BROUGHT TO THE “New World” FROM THE “old world”—Apache...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unaccepted, appreciation, celebration, dance,
Form: Rhyme
Lost All Alone
Lost all alone.
Waiting patiently for companionship.
Reruns of the old.
Savage cruelties unleashed.
Unable to share this.
An undesirable partner.
Giving with nothing recieved.
Demanding any explanation.
Stripped of all dignity.
Left naked...

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Categories: unaccepted, introspection, life, lost love,
Form: I do not know?
A Dark Cloud
A Dark Cloud  
                    ...

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Categories: unaccepted, poetry,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Belonging
The Sun

Belongs to the earth and 
                Moon
Empowering each with...

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Categories: unaccepted, family,
Form: Free verse



Mother
She spoke with hate, and screamed at us
I wanted to hide and cry sometimes.
And after work, when she came home
She would always disturb our night.
I...

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Categories: unaccepted, childhood, me, me,
Form: I do not know?
Life Just Isn'T
Life isn about keeping score of right and wrong.
It’s not about how many people you call.
And its not about  who you’ev dated, are dating,...

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Categories: unaccepted, introspection, philosophy, timelife, life,
Form: Ballad
Home Culture
When I awake each morning,
I may be culturally alone,
my breakfast is peculiar
and to many be unknown.

Procedure may be unaccepted,
nor traditional as such,
but seeing it’s my...

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Categories: unaccepted, political,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Acceptance
A need for acceptance in each and everyone
To be part of something special in our lives
Feeling a sense of belonging when day is done
Look forward...

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Categories: unaccepted, people, social, prejudice,
Form: Rhyme
Do You Know Me
You say you know me
But do you know whats behind the smile
behind the laugh and the joyful mask
A man made from pain and rejection

Socialy unaccepted...

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Categories: unaccepted, black african american, childhood,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Lost and Lonely Waifs
Standing in the frigid wind outside the bus stop doors
She seemed lost and lonely as the cars past with a roar.
Waiting for my only child...

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Categories: unaccepted, allegory, caregiving, childhood, family,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Barking Bird
I stand awkward and unsure
So different from the rest
Unaccepted and rifled with ridicule
Uncomfortable yet hoping to conform
A fate that feels so wrong

I struggle to fight...

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Categories: unaccepted, confidence, courage, discrimination,
Form: Narrative
It's For Real
Young girl
Playing with her dolls-
Pretending as her babies
Singing a lullaby
For them to silently fell asleep
Waking them up...feeding...caring...
Acting as a mother...
But,that was before
Now,a young lady
A woman
Only...

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Categories: unaccepted, inspirationalfear, love, mother, ,
Form: Free verse
October Nectar
Sleep don't come once more
the vampires are out
longing to bite this virgin neck 
to taste sweet nectars
fruits of Halloween

A two pronged fork 
those incisors permeate...

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Categories: unaccepted, adventure, fantasy
Form: Free verse
Brainwashed Generation
we are a brainwashed generation
our once vibrant minds have turned grey from all the pollution in the world
we are no longer innovating, just reusing old...

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Categories: unaccepted, angst, how i feel,
Form: Free verse

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