Rotten
...It isn't just incompetence
That leads a custody evaluator
To to clean up messes
For bad actors,
To justify
The unjustifiable,
To gloss over
The vital,
It isn’t just incompetence,
It's the ro...
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Categories:
evaluator, family,
Form: Free verse
Playing God
...The custody evaluator’s
Grand plan,
Playing God with
Other people’s lives,
What could
Possibly go wrong....
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Categories:
evaluator, children, conflict, divorce, family,
Form: Free verse
Revelator
...I am the link to the god all mighty
The grand master of this world
Dollar marks and social security carts
I am the warrior of this waste
The revelator of the word made to taste
The most high,...
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Categories:
evaluator, allegory, allusion, analogy, anger,
Form: Rhyme
Who Invited These Creeps
...A funny thing happened to me the other day
I started seeing leprechauns on the freeway.
They pinched my cheeks and giggled in my ear.
I was driving fast, but they kept getting more near.
I turn...
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Categories:
evaluator, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
The Terrifying Teens
...the Terrifying Teens
2010
The dark days of the great recession
Begin slowly to fade away
Ending my Barbados experience -the best job in the foreign service on high note best labor officer a...
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Categories:
evaluator, age, america, angst, anxiety,
Form: Blank verse
Friendship With God
...Enjoy your friendship with the almighty God
Who owns you as His child by virtue of the Savior’s redemptive blood
Whom you should submit to beyond willingness’ nod
With “My life is Yours; m...
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Categories:
evaluator, appreciation, blessing, christian, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Illuminated Evaluator
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illuminated elevator
rainbow deflator
raindrops
smoking
piano keys
flutes been blown through me
what pauper never seen a dream
lesson drawn by shallow stream
sinking sinking sunk in...
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Categories:
evaluator, art,
Form: Lyric
Packin In My Dreams
...45 years behind me
I’m startin', reachin’ for the dream
I left my front porch crying
Only tears of fear
Then wiped my face
To keep it crystal clear
Your too old
You’ll unfold
They’ll laugh ...
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Categories:
evaluator, cowboy-western, funny, on work
Form: I do not know?