People Fate Poems

Upon the tracks, the train does glide,
With people inside, a bustling tide.
I wonder their thoughts, as they journey along,
To places afar, or where they belong..

Are...

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"The World is smaller because the people are closer," ... by the Poet.

There's something singular needs to be said,
mind the conduct or stature -- latter's...

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I hopped the afternoon bus to town
stopping at this, and every, corner.
In front, I heard a balding crown
spewing the words of a scorner.

He rides this...

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Those are crucial moments
When the intensity rises
When you don’t know
If tomorrow dies
Or you rise

I can see myself calling for shelter
I can see myself greeting the...

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“Emptiness is an abyss in the light of possibility”_by poet


She sinks into her threadbare cushion
on the age-old rocker she huddles in daily
placing her thin-skinned arms
cold...

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Bittersweet pyrrhic victory...

if a 2024 November presidential Biden win
pandemonium likely to occur, 
subsequently figurative tectonic upheaval  
might set United States in a tailspin.

Though discouraged,...

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Noah the prophet, was sent by God, to those who did not believe, he lived and preached a thousand years, but they still did not...

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Written: February 22, 2024
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Tall mountain...

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Once upon a time in a land of old,
was a magical calendar, amazing to behold.
It sat on a shelf, mysterious and rare, 
with the power...

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My heart failed a few times again today, but each time it came back to life.
This is no time for poets and philosophers.
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It is strange...

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In this open season of divisiveness and hate,
our President is being diminished like fish bait.
People forgetting his accomplishments and character traits.
They lack empathy for what's...

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*On the subject of Visual Exposure versus Narrative Coherence: "The difference between suspense and surprise is to give the audience some lead then leave the...

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Lost in time
Hard to make a dime
Wondering where yesterday went.
Emotions spent
No longer know the world I am in
Is life a sin
Man on the podium saying...

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The Great Continental Divide, more appropriately
known to most Easterners as the Continental Divide 
of the Americas, but nope, not out here in the Western 
country...

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With or without snow falling,
there will be more Christmases,
more joyful carols for me to sing: 
hoping peace will brighten all hearts!

I'll give the shivering beggar
a...

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