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Premium Member Poetry In Advertising

OFFICER,

I dress in black because
colors don't work for me,
and I wear my mask in public
to keep my privacy.

There's no privacy in public
unless you make it clear,
so I lawfully create my own
whenever I'm out here.

I wear a body cam
so everything stays straight,
for truth, foe accountability,
for anyone I may face.

I've committed no crime
so my ID stays with me,
and I don't consent to searches or seizure
of my person or my property.

Thanks to Attorney Shield
my lawyer soon will be
right on my phone's screen
standing by to speak for me.

So Officer, respectfully,
Here's how I'd like to proceed:
Anything you have to say to me,
Please address to my attorney.
Form: Rhyme


My Person

My Person

I can't wait for the day 
When my Person 
Get me 
Like he asks 
Hey, how was your day ?
Saying all kinds of things 
I like him to say 
Compliments I dig those 
Be my man 
Let it show 
I want that real glow 
The butterflies ?? 
By my boy 
Ooooohh you give me joy 

I love conversing 
With my Person 
He gets me
He knows 
The love he has for me  
It shows 

When I get good news 
You are the first one I call
You like my personal attorney 
You know it all
I trust you , you trust me 
That's how it's supposed to be 
Late talks 
Night walks 
We fell for each other 
Who was at fault 
When feelings are caught 
And they feel right 
We feel all cheesy 
When we in each other sight

I love conversing 
With my Person 
He gets me
He knows 
The love he has for me  
It shows 

Hook 
I cant hide it 
And neither can you 
My Person,  make me feel brand new 
(Repeat 1x)

I love conversing 
With my Person 
He gets me
He knows 
The love he has for me  
It shows 
(Repeat until chorus fades )

Written by Concetta Hardnett 
08/20/2025

Premium Member hastening angel

(A repost from 2019)

My favorite aunt is dying.. cancer, quiet and consuming as a flame..

Seven short weeks ago she was easily doing an hour of step aerobics, unaware of this intruder, this murderer within. Now she's lifted from bed like a rag doll.

She is my mom, well, a near twin—only smaller, funnier, serpent sly, more heavenly childish, sapient with sweet attractive grace and modest pride.

I am in total awe of her. We're kindred spirits, two sillies among the dull and endlessly serious.

I feel her, see her, day by day, slipping away like the hastening angel of heaven foretold.

This is too big for me, too awful and too close.

I am struck helpless, nothing moves, I sit, hardly feeling, and watch her sleep. Death's cruel process suddenly made visible.

I silently rage at the loss of it—my loudest vehemence pointed to this ravenous, lurking enemy pursuing her inwardly like a swarm of deadly hornets accidentally composed.

40 and still stunningly beautiful, she lies surrounded by computers, iPads, phones, faxes, intercoms, notepads, friends and care-givers. Her life reduced to escaping pain and making arrangements for her soon to be orphaned children 4 and 6.

Fentanyl and other pain blockers are her nourishment and seem to work better in the daylight as lawyers garner powers of attorney, bankers conjure trusts and estate planners build foundations to protect small children from a mothers loss.

As if they could replace a single hug
.
.
Songs for this (gospel):
Order My Steps by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
Angel by Sarah McLachlan
Jesus Loves Me by Whitney Houston

Premium Member Lion and Lamb Parables

I've been a vegetarian since 1999, so I don't know why I write poems like this. 

The Lion and the Lamb

Lamb said, "Violence is not the way of God."
Lion said to Lamb, "That's odd"
(and I quote verbatim)
just before he ate 'im.

Lion's Face Splattered Across the Front Page

Lion was out on parole
when he saw a Gazelle and ate him whole.
His attorney apologized for the pain
and would carefully explain
that the jungle king would plead insane,
but the jury found he was not insane, but droll
when he said he should've topped him with a jelly roll.

Carnivore Herbivore Dialog

The carnivore spoke, "I eat animals raw,
according to the jungle law".
The herbivore replied, "I won't even try it,
I observe a strictly vegan diet", 
as he proceeded to gently chew
a burger of mushrooms and tofu.
The predator ate him in one gulp and said,
"I prefer my dinner to be grass fed".
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Intimidation from Jamaican Jay Townsend Johnson Henry my assassin

You came from Jamaica 
a lowly migrant climbing 
into my window sending 
me threats terrifying 
terrorizing my children 
shooting in my home 
for my American poetry 
devastating you held on 
to my abusive ex husband 
your gunman my hitman 
killed at my feet just in 
the nick of time I fled for 
my very life domestic violence 
survivor how dare you arrive 
the anniversary of of the 
murder of Rasta yago 
Andrew seeking my new 
poems my new husband 
hissing at my window assault 
rifle pointed at my window 
severe traumatic events 
hurricanes I sit still writing I 
am Gwendolyn Brooks 
I am Maya Angelo I am me 
I matter take your knee off 
my neck you cannot extort 
my American poetry extort 
my identity nor extort my life 
and inherit my death I thank 
God every single day for 
Charlie Crist the attorney 
general offices for helping 
my family relocate after 
your violent attempt on my 
life your Jamaican gang Henry 
I survived your saint James 
massacre as I still write 
God loves me no matter your 
threats bullying home invasions 
hacking cyber bullying ransomeware 
stop threatening my life stop 
bullying you are a my assassin 
a twisted terrorist in a skirt 
leaving blood everywhere 


I Am American
Form: Kyrielle


Premium Member Kangaroo Court

Kissed and betrayed by one of his own disciples,
Captured and arrested at the Garden of Gethsemane,

Rushed off in the darkness of night as his disciples scattered,
Led away worst than a common criminal to a Kangaroo court,

He was all alone without rules or rights, counsel or attorney at law.
With or without representation, his outcome of guilt was predictable.

His words of defense were non-existent because his time had come to die.
The total words that Jesus spoke were few, but his love for us was huge.

04092019PoSoupContest, Premiere Poetry Contest April 2019 Premier 3,                                                    Any Form, Any Theme, Up to A Max Of 8(E I G H T ) Lines Poetry Contest                                                        Brain Strand
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Bondi-An Attraction Retraction collab

Be mine, oh please, love my heart, soul and gut
Your meanness is sexy, my darling ____
Oh, my dear AG
Turn your fury on me
Scream insults at me as I swat your _____
                                                               by Robert Gorelick


Rants and raves at congress, she’s domineering
                                                 Attorney General’s reputation smearing                                      
Unlike humble Ghandi  
She's Mean-Girl Bondi
A maniac, hard-hearted and hard-of-hearing
                                                                by I Am Anaya


Happy Valentine's Day!
2/14/26
Form: Limerick

Premium Member YOU CANt ESCAPE THE WEATHER


With accompaniment of rain, the tweets pour into my ear.
Saturation of sound, mottled bark and sodden moss.
Must be the downfall of civilization, heavens tears.
In God’s house, psalm’s blessing; outside, purging the dross.

Hues of watercolor diffuse, darkness rippling on wet canvas.
There is beauty in mankind, to read between lines of tension.
Push and pull of dripping thoughts, the undertow madness.
A leviathan of sin’s proportions, the levity and dimension.

You can’t escape the weather, its steady beat above the brow.
The sweat beads seeping, harrowing adventures of sound.
Inspecting inside and outside of self - what seeds to sow.
Don’t be too hard on yourself, though you nearly drowned.

Floating alone in a boat, the sea takes me on a journey.
It is dark and lonely, the slip and slide, the ebb and flow.
Comes walking on the water; appears, heaven’s attorney.
Suddenly I’m on dry land, head bowed, to my knees, I go.

Christ reigns. The closer we are to his gates, we long to serve
Him only, yet we still stomp in muddy puddles with bare feet.
We can hide our feet in socks, in rain boots, hide their curves.
The Lord washes feet, cleanses with His Word ‘til we’re complete.
Form: Rhyme

847 The Legend of my 7th Job

847.
The Legend of my 7th Job

After Assumption School I had
My 7th Job I prayed to God

In March 6, birthday of the father of me
I applied for a job to our Mayor Attorney

In March 7, birthday of Sandro Marcos my love
I submitted my PDS to the office of the above

In March 10, I started a Novena to St. Joseph the Worker
I prayed for my 7th Job sooner or later

In March 16, Magellan's discovery of our country
I had my biometrics in the LGU of our municipality

In March 20, St. Joseph's Feast Day celebration
I started my 7th Job after a long, long vacation

This is the legend of my 7th Job
A job I hope no one from me can rob.

-04/07/2023
(Dumarao)
*Good Friday
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Donald's Dynasty Designs

I hear Donald Trump
would love to bring to Republican plutocracy
what Abraham Lincoln presidented 
for uncivilly warring democracy,
but Lincoln's emancipation proclamation
doesn't sound like straight white might
is rightly winged
in not so healthy presidential TrumpLand.

What remains most easily to see,
transparently white
privileged to me,
is Donald Trump
as a Ronald Reagan no fun rerun,
a bit of white-faced black 
and mostly relentlessly caste
as racism already past,
although not really 
quite.

Perhaps if Ronald
had been born as comfortably
as Donald,
then he too would never have worked with his body,
and not so much played with his little lonely hands,
to make an honest LincolnHouse living.

Unlike Donald,
Ronald actually had experience
working for his mortgage.
Well, almost anyway.
Ronald at least had to act as if he could work to make a living,
and on occasion actually remember some honest lines on cue,
while Donald invests more in privilege grabbing gestures
against at least half of our more newly enfranchised 
resident population.

And, Abe had some adolescent and young adult experience
with manual labor
and cooperatively owned an attorney at lawyering business,
while for Ronald,
and televised Donald,
these were acting privileged caste-ing skills
as comforting as heroic horseback riding
without a solid saddle
or respectful rein.

So, no, Donald,
you're no Abe Lincoln,
and only in your happiest imagination
are you as good at play acting President
as was "caste-blind" 
and deaf
and unwise Ronald.

You're just another ornery autocratic Donald,
not even economically effective 
at playing sustainably wealthy Republican.

Perhaps Attila the Hun
is a more logical progenitive inspiration for TrumPublicans,
with Donald playing their final post climate-trauma non-action;
most un-ecologically anachronistic
to employ white overlooking black not quite film stars 
with patriarchal red stripes
when so much polyamorous full-color talent
waits in more multiculturally fresh-aired green
bicamerally intelligent wings
of healthy democracy.

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