Collectives Poems

The Age of Lies

...The Age of Lies 

Inimitable political satirical sardonically charged empirical verse for commiseration.

Collated by the grand vision of lies that seem to defy all consideration.

Berated cons...
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Categories: collectives, life,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberVariations

... each snowflake has a unique take on six
no duplicates. how can this be? says me
then i remember – why not crystal pics?
identical twins differ – same old tree
variation challenges all we...
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Categories: collectives, blessing, community, creation, inspiration,
Form: Dizain


Premium MemberLady Justice

...The blindfold I see
for the fairness we gain,
not one be distinct 
for the laws to remain,
but what of the chains
we have bound to our hand?
The scales of such weight
and the strength they com...
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Categories: collectives, abuse, america, courage, judgement,
Form: Rhyme

Doctor Rippy Tampa General Hospital Aged Twelve

...When i was a young boy - ink stained test once with the girl
and the ink was sweet he 'said';
it made us unclean this test, from the man for he was the tester;
And that picture my bat of her 'poet...
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Categories: collectives, 12th grade, abuse, anger,
Form: Bio

Premium MemberDrifting

...Smile a half smile
Compose your frown
Unnecessary you wear a crown
Play the game with willful refrain
your time will come at ease with pain
In this life for you a dream
Let pure thoughts flow
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Categories: collectives, appreciation, blessing, courage, growing
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberContinuum

...From source Emanations reverent
Spaces born of oneness collectives
Infiltrate infinity prize prism clouds
Freeing premier born Divine Nexus knots.
Pulse towers of vacuum awakenings
Cross vast vo...
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Categories: collectives, age, eulogy, surreal, wisdom,
Form: Free verse

There Is No Social Justice, Part I

...You hear the term bandied about,
used to justify everything,
this catch-all phrase, ‘social justice,’
its praises some constantly sing.

It has become their shibboleth,
to oppose it is heresy,
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Categories: collectives, culture, evil, how i
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberCollectives

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Potpourri of collections
Hug of affections

Season of winters
Track of sprinters

Road of cars 
Street of bars

Pad of flies
Pod of eyes

Tin of sardines
Western of jeans

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Categories: collectives, education, humor, symbolism, word
Form: List

Monday Holiday

...Monday
what a astonishing day !
the doors opened
and everyone runs away ...
Car Assemblies
debate the road,
festival of colors
parade in clothes ...
Monday of
cheerful faces,
flash happines...
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Categories: collectives, allusion, creation, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberInnocence Returns

...Innocence returns
Cosmogony collectives
Fragile memory fades...
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Categories: collectives, betrayal, conflict, courage, meaningful,
Form: Haiku

The Bill of Duties, Part Ii

......You have a right to trial by jury,
and a presumption of your innocence,
you have a duty to respect other’s rights,
not commit crimes against women and men.
To surrender if you’re done the deed...
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Categories: collectives, america, freedom, how i
Form: Rhyme

Elitist Objective

...Impenetrable collectives of treasonous scum
Thirsting upon the blood
and powerless state
of innocent bystanders

Empowered  by delusions of grandeur
and disinterested in notions of compassion
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Categories: collectives, political, psychological,
Form: Free verse

The Making of the Kaneemanns Tale

...THEY WERE SETTLERS FROM MEXICO, CANADA, ENGLISH COLONIES, SOME WERE DUTCH, SOME WERE FRENCH, SOME WERE ENGLISH, SOME WERE AFRICAN, AND SOME WERE ASAIN. THEY SETTLED IN THE VALLEY "WERE DROUGHT WAS KI...
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Categories: collectives, america, appreciation, art, endurance,
Form: Ballad

Embrace the Chaos, Part I

...The Islamists claim that their views
are the very words of God,
and when they try to make it real,
it just ends up in death and rot.
They can’t stop folks from drinking,
or bringing music to the...
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Categories: collectives, america, freedom, how i
Form: Rhyme

Diversity Fetish

...So many people always scream
that word ‘diversity,’
as if it’s the only idea
that we should ever see.
Yet more and more the shouting
comes off as childish,
more and more I think they
have a ha...
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Categories: collectives, culture, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme

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