Best Undiluted Poems
Brains and Guts: The Write, Right, Rite of RevolutionBrains and guts orbit the soul—
that polar star searing in the marrow of being.
I was born somewhere between Einstein’s neurons
Ginsburg beat poetry, the birth of rock and roll, revolution marches,
and the calloused hands of a carpenter,
where ink stains fight oil slicks,
where the soft susurrations of...
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Categories:
undiluted, courage, destiny, history, imagery,
Form:
Spoken Word
The Killing of One Hundred and Fifty Million Yearsanother typical day, with feet on the ground
ordering the hedge to meet my image of trim
many measured bits fall before the cutting edge
casual thoughts detach, is there anybody in ?
then some mental inner disturbance jangles
with...
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Categories:
undiluted, bird, child, death, humanity,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Wine and TruthWine ferrets out the truth
Or so it is reputed
Like that which it seeks
Wine works best -- undiluted...
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Categories:
undiluted, drink, truth,
Form:
Epigram
The Art of AttractionI heard it said once
That attractive to an artist
Does not mean "pretty"
In the average sense
But more something that
Is interesting to look at
And makes you want to
Keep looking
To him, I can look for hours
And want to keep looking
He is the color burnt umber
Like coffee and...
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Categories:
undiluted, arabic, art, beauty, color,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
undiluted, morning, night, voyage,
Form:
Monoku
RachelRachel
Rachel, sweetest looking peach on such a high branch
A teasing sway in her round hips, full of undiluted
gorgeous femininity
Eyes as blue as sky and a voice that is felt all over,
more like a warm breeze than sound
Aesop might recommend the lesson of the sour grapes,
but...
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Categories:
undiluted, beautiful, beauty, for her,
Form:
- Last Time -There will always be a last time
Fragile web, I can't confirm strength
...
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Categories:
undiluted, death, life, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
Political ScatologyThankfully, the mid-term elections have come and went.
Thankfully, we'll suffer no more TV ads related to that event.
Thankfully, we'll not receive any more phone calls from politicians.
Thankfully, we'll receive no more mailers outlining their positions.
Thankfully, the prognosticators will find something more productive to do.
Thankfully, we'll...
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Categories:
undiluted, humorous, political,
Form:
Couplet
A World Without VincentA WORLD WITHOUT VINCENT
Vincent is the beauty of the day
With a sparkling body that shine
And make the earth smile beautifully.
He stands in the midst of the earth
In greatings to all it habitats in perfection
Vincent is the light of the world
Whose brightness surpass the...
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Categories:
undiluted, age, art, beautiful, blessing,
Form:
Blank verse
Raw Emotions
I was a little girl holding mothers hand-
unprepared for the harsh and brutal image
of my sister being run over by a truck
the image raw graphic...
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Categories:
undiluted, childhood, death, mother, sister,
Form:
Free verse
The Table Mountain of Cape TownTHE TABLE MOUNTAINS
To what shall I compare thee
Oh, awesome sprawling masterpiece of nature?
Is it the Sinai of Mosaic Israel
Or the pyramid of Egypt?
Welcome to the end of the world, or is it the beginning?
Where mountains wear crown of splendor
Adorned with shimmering brightness of early...
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Categories:
undiluted, adventure, dedication, holiday, inspirational,
Form:
Ode
Self Portrait Dedicated To Leon Trotsky ContestSELF PORTRAIT DEDICATED TO LEON TROTSKY (by Frida Kahlo)
...
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Categories:
undiluted, allegory, art, political,
Form:
Free verse
No Thin Line Between Real Love and HateI drank of true love today
In it's pure undiluted state,
And all that I once thought was love
I now revile and hate.
The glow and glory of real love
Can best be felt and seen
In him in whom it first began;
Our god, our lord,...
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Categories:
undiluted, encouraging,
Form:
Rhyme
Climate Health HistorySometimes, as individuals
and as a learning species,
we jump too quickly,
eagerly,
enthusiastically on empathic trust feelings of familiarity,
forgetting these may include both health with pathological tensions
residing within this intuitive moment,
this feeling of happiness toward potential true and good futures
yet I really do prefer to squeeze the toothpaste...
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Categories:
undiluted, beauty, culture, health, history,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Cotton Balls Cotton balls
Are they icebergs that float in the sky-
Those looming shapes in glorious white,
Sometimes darkening as they sail by,
Dyeing the sun to make of day, night?
Or smoke puffs that barely lose shape
Drifting by without an upward swirl,
Continuously traversing the skyscape,
Driven by the...
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Categories:
undiluted, metaphor, nature, rain, sky,
Form:
Quatrain