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Premium Member Indiscriminate Bombardment
Indiscriminate bombardment will flow with endless pigmented possibilities; A cross of Penelope pop-socks and indigo; Abstruse, the two primary colors; It must be that brush of butterfly effect the wild one pulled from under the covers; Intangible to all but the one who strokes the canvas with bubbling neon flames; A smeared showpiece each drop stokes; Quilted texture of poodle-prairie red dances...

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Categories: indiscriminate, color, creation, emotions, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Flies of Fate
Fly! Fly! Fly! In the field of Reeds, Walk through golden breeze, Smell the scent of allure, Clear sky and clearer mind. Fate! Fate! Fate! Promise me the world over, Promise me you wouldn't leave the prey. Destroy all I love. Grant me intoxicated blithe. And let the flies of fate rain glory. Burn! Burn! Burn! Drown me in the mud of flames, Where no water could...

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Categories: indiscriminate, death, fate, fear, metaphor,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Indiscriminate Hugs
People with indiscriminate hugs they’re full of false pleasantries; Never a thought when out of sight it’s nothing but a formality; They’re full of false pleasantries, I’m too tired to fight go on lie; It’s nothing but a formality, that gesture is empty with no words; I’m too tired to fight go on lie; Never a thought when out of sight; That gesture...

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Categories: indiscriminate, emotions, feelings, humanity,
Form: Pantoum
Premium Member The Indiscriminate Slayings of the Innocents
The massacres of our beautiful people must STOP. It is unconscionable to destroy so many lives For selfish and hatred reasons. God, in his archives, Have recorded everything, which occurred, from top To bottom, from sunset to sunrise, from the start To the end. God knows what’s going on in every one’s heart. God knows what took place in Cleveland,...

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Categories: indiscriminate, abuse, angel, baby, bullying,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Missile Flew
A Missile Flew I saw a missile fly over head Eighteen injured and six dead An apartment’s dark holes Collapsed floors, beds on the edge Licked by orange flames And black tongues of smoke Like a dragon peering out from a cave Unimaginable terror, nowhere to hide The safest place in the world Your home, decimated, walls shattered And peeled open like a tin. Under orders,...

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Categories: indiscriminate, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse



Indiscriminate Fate Doth Captcha All
Despite cosmetic surgery to stave inevitable demise cheating grim reaper indefatigable measures undertaken buzzfeeding mortal legacy bajillion dollar industry remaining eternally youthful cold comfort knowing eventual degradation conquers biological aging, yet open casket bestows approving nods upon aesthetic corpse denouncing any telltale evidence rigor mortis stole once hearty life source attested by tranquil poise, albeit deathly stillness former body electric forever quiet among the mourning crowded house impossible mission...

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Categories: indiscriminate, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
The Indiscriminate
Butterfly on my window ledge, So still you lie. Did you know when you stopped to rest; You would never again fly, That silken wings that always carried you, Now so paper dry Would be clipped forever- That you had laid down to die? You have touched one with your passing Pretty insect as in peace you lie. Blue bottle,nasty thing on my ledge, So still...

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Categories: indiscriminate, death, discrimination,
Form: Verse
Death's Indiscriminate
Death never favours Death does not discriminate between Saints and sinners losers and winners Princes and paupers followers or leaders Dependents or breadwinners The fatter or thinner Those who over ate of life's banquet and those who austerely skipped its dinner. Or the healed and the healers the kinder or the meaner The angels of death almost acting as finders keepers Today to lie in shrouds and coffins yesterday's pall bearers But...

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Categories: indiscriminate, death,
Form: Rhyme

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