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TALLEYRAND

Silk stocking filled with mud was Talleyrand.
With the future of France held in his hand,
He played kibitzer-informed cards with skill,
Maneuvering a Congress to his will.

There once was a Marquis named Talleyrand,
Who loved ladies and a fine sarabande
Smarts from ladies gained as a teen
Helped him escape the guillotine,
Surviving four regimes as he had planned.

Vested in priestly

Categories: diplomatic, baptism, future, love, smart,
Form: Clerihew

Diplomatic Secrets to Take to My Grave

Diplomatic Secrets to Take to My Grave

I worked for 27 years
as a US diplomat
and witnessed a lot of things
that were and are considered 
secrets. 

– and we are trained
to keep these secrets
 secret.

and I will no doubt die
and take some secrets 
to my grave.

Categories: diplomatic, appreciation, death,
Form: Free verse

Diplomatic Dancing

I danced with an Alien
At the Diplomat’s Summer Ball
Though I’m not sure Dancing
Correctly described it at all.
A dancing partner with six feet
And thirty six naked toes?
Trying to be graceful while avoiding 
Kicking or stepping on any of those.

I’m not quite sure I appreciated
The appeal or the charm
Of dancing with a creature with
Tentacles instead of arms.
I

Categories: diplomatic, fantasy, humor, science fiction,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

How Can I Be Diplomatic

How can I put this in a diplomatic way?
I stared at my new beau. Just say it.
They are odd, weird, freaks.
Are they axe murderers?
Not that I know of
Then I will come home with you on Thanksgiving.
 
Upon arrival there was a loud crash.
It sounded like sixty pieces of glass.
Cats ran off in three directions.
DUCK! Someone

Categories: diplomatic, humorous,
Form: Free verse

Diplomatic Mystics, and Wiki Witches

Where Earth's international diplomats
might hope for multiculturally appropriate
justice

Radical theologians aspire
to restore sacred EarthGreen Peace

And EarthBeauty mystics,
whose reclusive nature is not not spiritual 
indigenously serene
and spacious mystics
nondualistic
nonviolent
non-zero-sum ecological economists

Actively hope
the rest of us unenlightened
and disempowered victims
of degenerative stressful traumas
find some cooperatively co-invested
serenity

In our sacred EarthTribal
co-empathic
co-arising justice
co-passioning peace restoring
peak experience 
long-term multi-regenerational memories
of preferably bilateral
synergetic
co-neurosystemic
passionately peaking
co-identity

Right here

Categories: diplomatic, creation, earth, health, history,
Form: Political Verse

Diplomatic Issues of a Foreign Substance

What changed me was  

Due to the buzz  

An injection  

Meant for protection  

A needle like a honeybee  

Sounding sweet but ended up dangerous for me  

When the stinger pricked my arm  

It did a little harm  

My body turned red  

I felt like I was

Categories: diplomatic, care, drug, grief, health,
Form: Rhyme

A Poetic Peaceful Diplomatic Game For Beginners

Playing a game on a checkered board 
No need for armor and sword 
Only a decisive mind 
Thoughtful strategy and enough time 
Concentrating with a stare 
Capturing pieces without a care 
Characters used straight out from mid evil books 
A knight making hops and hooks 
There is a castle that is called a rook 
Without

Categories: diplomatic, anger, games, peace, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme

The Diplomatic Dilemma

It was a secret mission  
A vote was cast to make the decision 
More yeas then neighs 
Powers that be did say 
To keep it under the radar 
No talking at the bar 
Without discussion 
Quiet no cussing 
Betting on trusting 
It would be for the best 
Getting the enemy to confess 
Using a

Categories: diplomatic, anger, freedom, independence day,
Form: Rhyme

Raise Static Yet Diplomatic

Raise Static Yet Diplomatic

Sure seems to raise a lot of static,
Yet he did decide to be diplomatic,
And he had been,
Again and again,
Although truly already aristocratic.

Jim Horn

Categories: diplomatic, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Diplomatic Stupidity

I wandered the world
And searched for lost souls to forgive
The Lost patriotic souls,
Found in the brightness of stupidity,
We had no cause to war,
We hardly survived the peace
I fought in the revolution and assisted the slavery
Married the genocide!!!
I killed a relative
And slaughtered a nun
We had no enmity
Only that that our diplomats breed
In this selfless show of

Categories: diplomatic, war,
Form: Epitaph