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Premium Member THE PEPPERMAN IN THE GALLERY OF PUBLIC OPINION

I opened a door in the Universe 
and found myself in the gallery 
of public opinion. 
A serious debate was taking place
over Freedoms
and God given rights.

On one side several thousand people 
proclaiming Slaves have No...

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Categories: aggressors, america, atheist, crazy, freedom, future, identity, political,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Love You Messages
When the StraightWhite Patriarchal President
sent out his Praise and Thanks Message
"We love you"
to those who would cathartically enjoy beheading
VicePresident St. Peter's Pence 
loves homophobic St. Paul,

This felt like too much tolerating
an unconstitutional intolerable
absence of basic...

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Categories: aggressors, health, love, peace, political, power, race,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Invoking Sacramoments
Sacred communion,
said the retiring priest,
feeds and waters my good news vision

Gazing deeply within
and beyond
what is in front of,
and behind,
my bilateral balancing
co-invested eyes

And ears
rehearing a moment apart
from what has gone before
and whom we will sacredly become

More...

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Categories: aggressors, christian, culture, earth, games, health, humanity, peace,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Peace For Blacks
Hello, I come to speak of peace,
The kind which saves the mind from deviation.
To give life to dead instincts,
For the lost throne belonging to black men is found.
Let the whole world come to hear this...

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Categories: aggressors, adventure, africa, age,
Form: Classicism
Premium Member Rule of Threes
Health of a nation
See the old and young station
Your indication

Breeze moves the tree leaves
But turned to gusts the tree heaves
The wise man perceives

Things are a blessing
Until fury oppressing
Stops your regressing

Pebble, rock, boulder
The size chip on...

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Categories: aggressors, muse,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member American Wood
In a little ultra Leftist bastion called Berkley
a congregation of American Libertarians came,
it was March 4th and proud patriots marched forth
in solidarity for America's freedoms,
celebrating inherent rights with gratitude
most of all the 1st Amendment was...

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Categories: aggressors, america, courage, history,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Russell's Systemic Passions
Bertrand Russell
was intrigued by systems theory,
appalled by systemic racism
within himself and others,
corporations and churches
not recognizing each other's wisdom
also found in temples and synagogues
and community investment banks
and poor houses.

He was also interested in political philosophy,
power of...

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Categories: aggressors, culture, fantasy, health, math, psychological, religion, science,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member A Force To Be Reckoned With
I see the bitterness polluting this world 
a multitude of evil hides then divides 
conquering with twisted visions of democracy 
one joke history repeating past horrors return 

Hurting innocent people tells another story 
bullies who...

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Categories: aggressors, baptism, blessing, christian, earth, emotions, feelings,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The Siege of Mariupol Steelworks
Down in the south east of Ukraine they call the Donbas region
Is where the Russians were kept at bay by the Azoz battalion
For three long months in Mariupol, they put up one hell of a...

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Categories: aggressors, courage, death, soldier, war,
Form: Rhyme
And Liberty For All
AND LIBERTY FOR ALL

Our nation’s liberty remains stern and strong,
Though there are people who wish us to fall.
Our shields are the strength of our nation's force,
And the will of the people will never default.
 
Composed of people...

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Categories: aggressors, courage, faith, patriotic, voice,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member An Absolute Disgrace
The invasion began on the twenty fourth of February
When in from Belarus came, the filth of humanity
The world soon got to know of their cruel depravities 
Each town they invaded, they were guilty of atrocities....

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Categories: aggressors, children, death, evil, people, war,
Form: Rhyme
When Less Is More
Technology is changing day by day, 

the benefits? enormous, one might say, 

is miniaturization a price too high to pay? 

not necessarily the smart and prudent way. 

Gemstones aren't what they're purported to be, 

take...

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Categories: aggressors, writing,
Form: Verse
When Less Is More
Technology is changing day by day, 

the benefits? enormous, one might say, 

is miniaturization a price too high to pay? 

not necessarily the smart and prudent way. 

Gemstones aren't what they're purported to be, 

take...

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Categories: aggressors, fantasy,
Form: Verse
A Revolutionary Christmas
It was a week before Christmas
He knew many kids were about to receive presents
Didn’t care too much for Sing-Alongs 
Rather obsessed about Mr. Benjamin,
And his flock of Dead Presidents,
Living among the outcasts
Most couldn’t grasp how...

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© Remi Stan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aggressors, childhood, hate, loneliness, sad, youth,
Form: Free verse
When Less Is More
Technology is changing day by day, 
the benefits? enormous, one might say, 
is miniaturization a price too high to pay? 
not necessarily the smart and prudent way. 
Gemstones aren't what they're purported to be, 
take...

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Categories: aggressors, fantasy,
Form: Verse
When Less Is More
Technology is changing day by day, 
the benefits? enormous, one might say, 
is miniaturization a price too high to pay? 
not necessarily the smart and prudent way. 
Gemstones aren't what they're purported to be, 
take...

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Categories: aggressors, philosophy, spiritual,
Form: Verse
Our Aggression
Our Aggression 
We`re going out today for a drive, but it was cold and I was 
thinking what had happened to a small town somewhere afar 
and the nature around the town was flat sullen...

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Categories: aggressors, assonance, baptism, beauty, betrayal, bird, , western,
Form: Narrative
Microchip Madness
Technology is changing day by day, 
the benefits? enormous, one might say, 
is miniaturization a price too high to pay? 
not necessarily the smart and prudent way. 
Gemstones aren't what they're purported to be, 
take...

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Categories: aggressors, science fiction, universe,
Form: Verse
Madam Messenger
How are you the aggrieved
right now madam messenger?
All this chaos was created by 
the careless flapping of your lips 
Wagged your tongue all nilly willy
and stirred up a storm in the process 
What exactly were...

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Categories: aggressors, betrayal, community, discrimination, emotions, immigration, integrity, leadership,
Form: I do not know?
Microchip Madness
Technology is changing day by day, 
the benefits? enormous, one might say,
is miniaturization a price too high to pay?
not necessarily the smart and prudent way.
Gemstones aren't what they're purported to be,
take that cuff link, a...

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Categories: aggressors, fantasy, science, universe,
Form: Verse
Premium Member 2a
The world cheered Ukraine;
They fought an aggressor.
David and Goliath,
An evil oppressor.
They took up their arms
In a right and just cause.
For us, this bears out
2A’s opening clause.
And no, my dear child,
Don’t confuse ‘regulated.’
‘Functioning properly’
Could also be...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aggressors, freedom,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Alien Alert
Alert! Alert! Listen and beware!
We’re being spied on with human hardware –
sophisticated telescopic eyes
in the vicinity of our open skies –
to detect if life like theirs exists
on our planet. But don’t be fooled, it’s
just another...

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Categories: aggressors, parody,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Our Beautiful Children
Our beautiful children are dying
In Africa, Europe, the Middle East
Asia, the Americas,
And in every projects where there is no peace.
Our black children are dying
For lack of basic necessities and because of the lies
And the carelessness...

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Categories: aggressors, child abuse, emotions, eulogy, family, my children,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Tossing Hand Grenades and Bullets
Off and on they signaled, always in rapid fire
casting munitions across my window blind
A garish platoon of aggressors engaged in war
all tossing hand grenades at my haggard mind

Their bullets were blinking in Morse code
flashing in...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aggressors, angst, sleep,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fostering a Reign of Peace
How easy it is to get wrapped up
In our own little universe
The cocoon of the daily grind
Of going about our business
Trying to protect our turf
‘Cause we’re more fragile than we let on
We live in fear...

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Categories: aggressors, community, forgiveness, god, life, love, peace, wisdom,
Form: Dramatic Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs