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Twenty first century civilization gone I askew

...Twenty first century civilization gone?... I askew. Ah... what luxury to wax poetic as freedom to trumpet thoughts, ideas, emotions, et cetera will wane, especially if president number forty ......

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Categories: consanguineous, abuse, america, anxiety, bereavement,
Form: Rhyme

Twenty First Century Civilization Gone Askew

...Twenty First Century Civilization Gone Askew...? Methinks perchance man kind always vain n'er did appertain moral hike polar opposite from human being: uncivil, unethical, unsocial,......

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Categories: consanguineous, america, death, destiny, heaven,
Form: Free verse

To My Fatherland: Ambazonia

...There was never a land sweeter than Bamenda Nor a land so full of honey: Buea Full of a consanguineous race A people garnished by love and commensurateness A people though battered to smithereens......

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Categories: consanguineous, patriotic, race,
Form: Narrative

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Plenipotentiary Eve

...PLENIPOTENTIARY EVE Shrinking violet ~rise~ Stay not in ultraviolet haze Lovely ~lavender~ destress Unfurl your coltish legs Adopt Eve’s consanguineous power Release your adam......

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Categories: consanguineous, adventure, confidence, self,
Form: Verse

The Body Saying

...I look to be great as you say, and glorious to you all But am sure that am nothing because in me there's somone whom i believe to be powerful, and who assists me to breath, think and talk so th......

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Categories: consanguineous, natureme, me, together,
Form: Ballade