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Premium Member In My Opinion
Everything that’s happening this year
was all planned out.
That’s what Agenda 21 (declared as false online)
 is all about.
Documents related to the plan
are out there in the world for anyone to see.
When I first heard about it 
(long before this year, in fact)
it was ludicrous to...

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Categories: vulgarities, political,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Meretricious Spirit
Meretricious Spirit

This spirit is modern society’s cancer
Replete with rank, flashy vulgarities
Pervading our social fabric and soul
Unbridled, unbowed, unapologetic;
It can be a curse to mankind itself
Engulfing some people in moments
Of childish deception and insincerity
Which challenge our human civility;
Petulance, at times, can be seen to
“Rule the Roost”...

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Categories: vulgarities, betrayal, emotions, feelings, hurt,
Form: Didactic
Another Slice Please

A slice of Americana
love their Mar-a-Lago cream cheese pastry
immorality a lot
They crave their leadership cake ...
spin-sugar batter laced, 
full of vulgarities and obscenities
in a profanity pot
Call truth to them: 
this is guaranteed to give your soul gut rot
Response be a fork crooked limb:
give us another...

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Categories: vulgarities, character, political, satire, truth,
Form: Dramatic Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Sandy Hook Elementary Imposter, Fake Father Robbie Parker
* A tale of a charlatan, caught pretending to be a father of a Newton Massacre 
Victim----(feel free to view his hyperbole on Youtube, search Robbie Parker 
Interview)


      This place is not big on naming names, but you sir, are...

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Categories: vulgarities, anger, bereavement, father, grief,
Form: Prose
Captcha Character Preview Slurs
-------*To be read in true Italian Mafia voice....--------

I wanna meet the wise guy.
You know, the pai·san gettin' cute with the Soup!

Cuz' the CAPTCHA preview characters keep throwin' me insults
like GOOF,
DOOF,
and POOP!

At foiwst', no offense was really taken...
'till the vulgarities became evident to me;
and this schmuck...

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Categories: vulgarities, funny, on writing and
Form: Light Verse
The Societal Rats
Masters of theft
Morally retarded
With devious stealing methods
For people, today they steal
From them, tomorrow they steal

Skewing the popular concept of morality
The execuTHIEVES among rodents
Leading players in series of shocking scandals
With gross misconducts running the gamut of vices
Devious financial dealings and embezzlements

Shall I compare thee to rats?
The...

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Categories: vulgarities, corruption, political, satire,
Form: Free verse



Multicolored Persecution
We may not agree with you, but we love you.
We may not condone your choices, but we accept you as made in God's image.
We are not afraid of you, but we believe God wants a different life for you.
Why do you say we hate you?
Is...

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© Lord Bard  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: vulgarities, anti bullying, bullying, christian,
Form: Free verse
Funny How We Are Here
funny how we are here
naked and laughing at the fact that we once loathed each other
the kicker is people think we still cannot stand the sight of each other
now look at us....licking and loving each other down like crazed maniacs

funny how we are here
man how...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: vulgarities, funny love,
Form: Free verse
The Best Poets and Poems
They write poems for fun and not for fame-
greeting card dribble just isn’t their game.
Some write in earnest and some write in jest, 
but whatever they write they do their best-
to avoid Soap themes and worn out clichés, 
and the trite expressions some might praise.

Poems...

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Categories: vulgarities, poetry, poets, , sweet
Form: Iambic Pentameter
My Gerunds Were Ghastly
I
Are you fascinated with languages
Including all swear words, and vulgarities
Some actually are as pleasant as cakes
But serious questions about LIGHTNING:
It is a gerund; the happening is the THING
Making a verb into a noun, as we do with FEEL-ing

II
Moving on from lightning and feeling -
The top...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: vulgarities, allusion, analogy, beauty, bible,
Form: Free verse
21st Century Victorians
High Collared, face powdered
nose held high above
Anybody else
Up-righteous flag waving bible bangers
Living in shadows, ignoring
Urban decay, misshapen society
Talking about life in whispers
Because everything is too vulgar
For your poetic eyes to bear
Only seeing

"The beautiful things"
Blind to the beauty of the ugliness
Of Truth

Telling me, how to articulate...

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Categories: vulgarities, on writing and words,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Those Rebel Poets
Remember all those rebel poets
    and their bizarre ways
  How they spooked their stodgy elders
    with contra-poetic displays

  Dispensing with meter and flow, accent and rhyme
    penning metaphor-less, image-free lines
  Treating verse as...

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Categories: vulgarities, confusion, image, metaphor, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Warning Contents Under Pressure
have you lost your mind
not that I'm aware of
just another flat penny train wreck
let's survey the blaspheming survivors
an army of gossiping lawn trolls
have been detected in your garden
do you
a. get out of bed
b. run screaming into the night
c. splash a little more gin
into the horn...

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Categories: vulgarities, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Refurbished Nursery Rhymes: Old King Cole, a Very Merry Monarch
...or It's good to be the king!

What was't made King Cole
Such a merry old soul
As he sucked on his pipe,
And he supped from his bowl,
And he fiddled around
With three young court musicians?
And what was the role
Of his missus, Queen Cole?
Was she under a table
With a...

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Categories: vulgarities, humor,
Form: Light Verse
They
A she wolf was born
She was a stunning white
She always smiled and was filled with innocence
She lived in an ivory cage fashioned with bones
Then They came
They took her happiness and ripped it to shreds
They hissed insults and vulgarities into her ears
They took her prisoner in...

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© Max Ride  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: vulgarities, angst, animals, art, childhood,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry