Hidden Accounts
...Administrator incommunicado
Acknowledging nymphomaniacs
Reclassifying philosophical
Ideologically Transcultural
Pronunciation Calligraphers
Communication demilitarized
Grandstanding orchestrati...
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Categories:
improprieties, perspective, word play, work,
Form: Acrostic
Delusion
..."Affirmation without discipline is the beginning of delusion" - Jim Rohn
You believe
you're much taller than
everyone else
when you're standing next to me
on your tippy toes.
It's n...
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Categories:
improprieties, poetry, satire,
Form: Free verse
Loose Leaf Diary
...She is a forward-thinking, goal-oriented, methodical strategist, in both personal and professional endeavors. She uses her intelligence, talent, wit and charm to achieve whatever she sets her mind to...
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Categories:
improprieties, allegory, relationship,
Form: Prose Poetry
It Was I
...…thirteen miners…
…only one survived…
…still clinging to life...
...with a history of violations...
It wasn’t West Virginia.
It was I.
And I’m taking the day off.
I know it won’t rhyme,
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Categories:
improprieties, allegory, death, philosophy,
Form: Dramatic Verse
The Acquiesce Irony
...Reluctantly I acquiesce
This is much to my dismay
Daunting, appears the task
Overwhelming thoughts consume my days
Disillusioned by the emotional discourse
Troubled by the arrogant improprie...
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Categories:
improprieties, america, anxiety, conflict, confusion,
Form: Rhyme
Of Youthful Indiscretions
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Of Youthful Indiscretions
Written: By Tom Wright
11/28/00
In our youth,
many desire to dance with life.
Cognizant of, that at some point,
the dance will end and the Piper paid,
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Categories:
improprieties, life, youth,
Form: Free verse
A Right Heart,
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A Right Heart,
By:Tom Wright
2000
A right heart
will not be found,
laboring on seeming indiscretions of others;
But rather,
on those improprieties
found lurking closer at hand.
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Categories:
improprieties, heart,
Form: Free verse
Discretionary Indiscretions
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Discretionary Indiscretions
Written: by Tom Wright
11/25/00
Pray tell
how can this be;
That one
might opt to blunder,
Electing folly and improprieties,
Ultimately
casting soul as...
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Categories:
improprieties, judgement, sin,
Form: Rhyme
Beyond the Breakers
...Beyond the rugged linoleum sheen
of stamped moribund improprieties
where life is nothing but a deep-sixed scene
lost in the postmarked cliffs of postcard seas;
Beyond the frozen wake of guilty ...
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Categories:
improprieties, lost love,
Form: Sonnet
Vigil
...As moonbeams settle softly on her face,
lay bare the gaunt and haggard visage there,
a woman whose whole life was spent in care
for those who ran and won another race.
Those stippled hands, t...
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Categories:
improprieties, death,
Form: Verse
Starbuck's Day
...From my alarm's first beckoning
until that first Venti Columbian at Starbuck's,
I knew the day could be filled with stress.
There was an endless Leadership Staff
meeting where Hanrahan imposed hi...
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Categories:
improprieties, stress,
Form: Free verse
Vigil
...As moonbeams settle softly on her face,
lay bare the gaunt and haggard visage there,
a woman whose whole life was spent in care
for those who ran and won another race.
Those stippled hands, t...
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Categories:
improprieties, death,
Form: Verse
Self Portrait
...-I have a dilapidate imagination,
-My mental improprieties describe my intense self-incrimination.
-The accused are my thoughts and mind.
-The truly faulted is my behavior, unrefined.
-I am und...
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Categories:
improprieties, anxiety, art, emotions, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Echoing Storm
...by Michaelw1two
Thought, how resounding it is,
now that everyone is thinking
mentation drums as mantra,
at once each considers linking
reason deemed illogical,
blessed now with national rethin...
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Categories:
improprieties, political,
Form: Rhyme
To a Person, They Say, Frigid, Translation of Paul Verlaine's Poem: a Celle Que L'On Dit Froide
...To the person, they call, frigid, Translation of Paul Verlaine’s poem : A celle que l’on dit froide
(Poem written on September 5, 1889 at Aix-les-Bains, which I found a bit jarring with abrupt excla...
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Categories:
improprieties, emotions, woman,
Form: Quatrain
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