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Disjunctive Poems - Poems about Disjunctive


Premium Member Intention
...INTENTION transcendent dynamic   turbulent consolation overlooking tonal   varitions& possibilities  a disjunctive   predictions in a discrete   prescence to diminish & comple......

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Categories: disjunctive, poetry,
Form: Verse
The Rising Cost 2020
...People are starving prices are rising people are dying tariffs are mounting children are suffering as predicted life is worth nothing and the expenses keep on mounting Land is eroded the f......

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Categories: disjunctive, corruption, future, money, society,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Paradise Speaks Integrity
...Integrity of resilient harmony teaches WinWin strategy, Egos are a holonic DNA-driven health-fragment of one interdependently living wealth ecosystem. Integrity invites active healthy love-s......

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Categories: disjunctive, caregiving, health, integrity, love,
Form: Political Verse
When the Heavens Fall-12x12
...When the Heavens Fall The devious despotic dark ones shall descend Riding sullen stallions to this hell will attend Bringing with them fire and fear, a ballistic blend Rulers of Lords and Kings......

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Categories: disjunctive, conflict, dark, death,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Becoming Attitudes
...Boredom. Basic Attendance. Bliss. Basic Attendance, like everyday naked birthday suit Positive Psychology, wu wei squeezed in between boredom and bliss. A "wear your everyday stay-at-home com......

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Categories: disjunctive, community, environment, health, political,
Form: Prose Poetry



One Anthos
...Someone connects a bonsai to elemental peat. Your visual collides a clay bite of water, deepening the bottom of invisible fence. My primrose was waiting for you. Polychromes become volatile. An inve......

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Categories: disjunctive, art,
Form: ABC
One Anthos
...Someone connects a bonsai to elemental peat. Your visual collides a clay bite of water, deepening the bottom of invisible fence. My primrose was waiting for you. Polychromes become volatile. An......

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Categories: disjunctive, death
Form: I do not know?

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