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The Emasculation of Man
"The Emasculation of Man"
 


The world goes by loudly
emasculated man 
sees nothing 
for what it’s worth
ignorant and 
pumelling chests
gorilla armies 
neanderthals
small brained 
with closed fists 
power hungry 
greed-fuelled 
knowing all 
blind to the 
supernatural
natural course 
of an ending
beginning 
all around man 
something unseen
is being birthed...

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Categories: ursine, humanity, i am, pride,
Form: Free verse
The Rapture
the rapture 


Each story fell to the ground
feathers were collected
in the die-off different colours
prismed in the silver dust 
of moon eclipsing sun
the in-between time
where the sky parted
like torn curtains 
the Grimoire words
flew off the page
into the aether 
black keys fed
to speak golden spells 
bringing life...

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Categories: ursine, muse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fleur Fluency
My (bleeding) heart is filled to overflowing, 
To see any growing glad(iolus), garden glowing;
Each sun peached, (petunia) petaled delight,
Is frozen in precious moments of pure delight,
From bursting buds, to the spicy boom of blooms,
Nature is most generous with their heady fumes!
So, somewhat fluent in the...

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Categories: ursine, beauty, color, flower, imagery,
Form: Rhyme

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The Lay of Sir Donald
The Lay of Sir Donald

(Or: Le Chanson de Donald)

An orange man – of red and trailing tie,
Small hands, and copious twitter-feed – sing I!
Most staunch ’gainst Saracen and Mede is he,
Bare-armed and ruddy-necked his followers be.
Brightly he barteth, and knows how, full well,
In sev’n-score characters...

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Categories: ursine, funny, political,
Form: Political Verse
A Wilderness Tale
She was taken by bears, that was the consensus,
dragged off in her sleeping bag; tracks confirmed.

Later the child was eaten, but not before she died of old age.

She lodged with the Grizzlies, growing sturdy, unusually hirsute
for a human girl, but pretty in a wide-bottomed way.
Frank...

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Categories: ursine, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Callisto
Callisto, the chaste, was Artemis’ ardent acolyte,
Daugher of Lycaon, was most beauteous and fair.
Zeus, besotted, imposed  his Divine Right, 
In Artemis' guise he seduced Calisto without care.

Daughter of Lycaon, was most beauteous and fair.
Artemis, furious of her disciple's break of vow,
(In Artemis' guise he...

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Categories: ursine, mythology, sky, star,
Form: Pantoum



She Slept With Bears - a Prose Poem
She was taken by bears;
that was the unlikely consensus -
dragged off in her sleeping bag, 
tracks confirmed.

She lodged with the grizzlies, 
growing sturdy, unusually hirsute
for a human girl, 
but pretty in a wide-bottomed way.
Eventually she mated.

Frank Goddard and his buddy,
mistaking her form,
had her in his...

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Categories: ursine, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Overrun By Teddy Bears and Beanie Babies
twas the bright idea of zee missus aye air
and dedicate this poem
(yes tis correct, if you bare
lee remember this mister

did formerly she push duck clear
addressed said spouse
"my little buttock blaster" en dear
ment - for obvious reasons,

and before she begat two 'ere
rip press ably lovely daughters),
anyway...

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Categories: ursine, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Imagism
Font Din Black
Font Din Black

so u real??? 
Warning! The following choppy, batty, 
dopey: elegy = flaky, goofy, history: iffy, 
jumpy, kooky: loopy, matty, nappy, nippy, 
sketchy material prone to find the reader 
dazed and bewildered, yet comfortably numb.

Modern Roam Min Times – mesh 
THERE IS NO RELATION...

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Categories: ursine, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
A Growing Menagerie of Stuffed Animals and Beanie Babies
A (growing) menagerie of stuffed animals And Beanie Babies

The following doth constitute
combination of fact and fiction
unfortunately not sentences
referencing overactive spousal glute
though sphincter roaring
could muscle us into ample loot
(after wife explodes open bank vault)
versus ass spire ring writer root
ting to live nsync ecologically
viz hypothetical analogous member...

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Categories: ursine, adventure, appreciation, best friend,
Form: Rhyme
Hair-Bear Needs Toffee
Tangled beard
hair-bear needs coffee
needs Taffy toffee
needs snooze then booze,
gets only coffee.

Bare bones bundled in a fat recliner.
He used to read the newspaper
now the Net begets
same old lies though.
Mother Mary
pray for more cheaper dinners.

Followed a cat back home last night;
we were prowling the backyard
the stars were...

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Categories: ursine, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Poland II
A blitzkrieg wipes your innocence away
and only heaven’s hand can help you now.
Your counterparts lie trepid to the fray,
for they can sense the wolfen on the prowl.
Oh dear Poland, there’ll be no recompense
as death, unbridled, sweeps across your soil,
‘tis merely hate, disguised as self defense
for...

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Categories: ursine, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Overrun by stuffed subdued teddy bears
Overrun by stuffed subdued teddy bears...

of diverse and sundry sizes engaged 
in woebegone wild rumpus
as a last hoorah 
for diversity, equity and inclusion,
whose somber bowed heads
(hide their snickers
just a kiss away)
their backsides mimicked 
tufted heavenly clouds 
interspersed amidst with imaginary fallen angels 
softly chanting profane...

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Categories: ursine, absence, adventure, america, angel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Barbarossa II
As Barbarossa roars into the East.
its southern barb cut swiftly to the core.
And as it raged the slaughtering increased,
consuming any force that stood before.
His swift barrage devoured the ranks of Red
as iron divisions consummated death.
These fires from Hell engulfed what lie ahead
till all abreast had...

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Categories: ursine, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Moscow II
As swift assaults endeavored to prevail,
the magnitude of death was asinine.
‘Twas such a toll above a measured scale
that no explicit value could define.
As battles raged, no exploit could surmount
the endless waves that fell within the storm.
Such tolerance exceeded Heaven’s count
and thus, infinity became the norm.
But...

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Categories: ursine, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets

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