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Premium Member A Tribute
This is a well deserved tribute that I'd like to share
For those wonderful people working in our health care
Doctors, nurses, paramedics and admin staff too 
Auxiliaries and cleaners risking their lives for you. 

All over the world ex health staff answered a call
To form with...

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Categories: ventilator, people, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Four by Four
1. Earth

The designated household steward
Formidable, resourceful, and replenishable
Overseer of life advancement
Protector of the realm 

2. Air

The dynamic life giver
Atmospheric regulator and ventilator
Breathable qualities regenerative properties
Possessor of the realm 

3. Water

The paramount mundane neccesitator
Aquatic shapeshifter's topographical improvements
Liquefied nutrient entities' sustainabilities 
Provider of the realm 

4. Fire

The...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ventilator, allusion, analogy, earth, fire,
Form: Verse
Moods
coming out of the frame,
in evening without a sun, unflinchingly,
he said, he was talking to his father
daily, in his mind, who was in grave,
(when he was on ventilator)
about a lesson of deception, about the things
evolved in endogamy,

cherubic, it seems, but there was water on the...

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Categories: ventilator, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form:

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Update
Update

I am suddenly very sick with fever , freezing,  burning up, headache, nausea 

Truth in New Hampshire:
I spoke with 4 medical personnel today on phone.  

They have no testing, only for medical personnel and severe cases in the hospital.

And.  They have no...

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Categories: ventilator, health,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member The World Without the Self
Between conjecture and classification there is
observation, experiment, data (collection and analysis),
statistics, calculus, and a good guess
about God's intentions - probabilities, fractals, chaos and complexity.
This is the thunderous city.

The form of the poem, the rhyme.
 Form cannot be first if you want to reach high artistic...

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Categories: ventilator, betrayal, fear, god, pain,
Form: Verse
A Girl Was Raped In a Bus That Night
A girl was raped in a bus that night 
By six men, all drunk, who had lost their minds	
Ambrosia was the elixir of gods, it is said
But godlike men in this age aren’t born or made
Alcohol wrecks judgment, makes beasts out of men 
Deeds under...

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Categories: ventilator, angst, daughter, men, night,
Form: Narrative



G-Spot
Pleasant pleasurable 
spot of delight, let my 
touching spark your 
light. Ventilator by your 
side as you grasp for 
breath tonight. May
my kissing make you
weak, as in this heat 
you fight to remove 
the quilt and sheet.

As your goose bumps 
begins to rise I'm left
to...

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Categories: ventilator, passion,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member A Nations Medical Shame
Frank and Nada went together like pina-colada
Each half had dreams and brought laughs
He’d open doors and make real sure
That his Nada; he would truly care for.
He also had family from before
They cared for him.  He for them. That
Can’t be ignored.  Well Frank got...

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Categories: ventilator, betrayal, care, for her,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Salman Rushdie Stabbed
Author of “The Satanic Verses” was stabbed
this morning in NYC.
In New York, doing a reading, that city which
now allows criminality.

Yes, I know a Fatwa, was put on his life.
But he’s fearless,  not out to please and can 
deal with strife.

I do hope he successfully...

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Categories: ventilator, character, confidence,
Form: Rhyme
Sweet Granny
Its now three nights past,
me turning four.
I hardly knew what happened later,
and my sweet granny was on the ventilator.

She lived strong,
even at the stupendous sixty.
My dad turned restless,
be it day or night.

The doctors said,
"Its too hard to settle things".
Many were those ailments and tender wounds,
that...

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Categories: ventilator, grandmother, grandparents, grief, how
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 1969
a travel nightmare to remember
at age sixteen on a charter plane
to Colombia with the abusive boy friend
ten years older and few worlds of spanish
to meet my future as he put his hooks
and demands at my tender age of fourteen

on the return by myself with a...

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Categories: ventilator, adventure,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Could I Ever Be Free
I was in my greenhouse,
Sad and alone.
When I noticed an invasion
of one small sparrow that intruded my domain.
It hit the shaded glass panes,
attempting to escape or at least
trying to find a resting place.
 
Oh, foolish bird, why did you enter
such a prison that could mean...

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Categories: ventilator, adventure, prison,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Year Ago Or So
Flashing back to last Spring, 2020 ~ O, my!
  We thought we'd all get COVID and then die

We lived our daily lives in utter fear
  a cough or sneeze's drops just might adhere

to a surface we'd accidentally touch ~
  We'd be put...

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Categories: ventilator, appreciation, health, memory,
Form: Couplet
The Tale of My Birth
Hot as hell, emotions fire the flames, 
Nervous about meeting doctors, nurses, 
Curtain separates them from congregation,
The veil is not torn in two, but steamy adulation, 
Courts their friendship sessions to distance, 
Bible fanatic from mum, with a secular pretence: 
Stationed to obey that mile...

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Categories: ventilator, baby, birth, emotions, health,
Form: Tail-rhyme
Bleach In Flask No Need To Mask
Immune to the virus, I am. 
I eat green eggs and ham. 
That I eat daily with a fork. 
Hah, science, I’m no dork!

I use Johnson & Johnson shampoo. 
So I’m topically vaxxed, immune too!
Sure add bleach in my drinking water. 
Since Covid can’t live...

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© Adam Segal  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ventilator, anger, farewell, funny, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things