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Disability, Illness and Fundamentalism
Disability, Illness and Fundamentalism

My brother died of Cystic Fibrosis, 
When I was twelve and he fourteen, 
It took away his ambitions, 
To study at Oxford - the pipe organ’s steam. 

I understand being born with...

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Categories: bacteria, atheist, cancer, health, prayer, religion, rights, science,
Form: Rhyme



Social Privy
justice 

What does this vastly misunderstood word mean to you? 

Too what ends? 

May we seek? 

Who(m) may guide us? 

Endless deliberation (spiss spiss spiss)

Debated and glorified by us all 

Beloved; instilled among (a) core...

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Categories: bacteria, absence, abuse, addiction, adventure, allusion, analogy, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In My Alphatown
In our wildly indigenous
western town
we have a notorious Ancient GoodWitch.
Like GrandMother Moon,
she seems to emerge with a new, yet old,
community healing process
about once a FullMoon month.

I heard she would like to co-facilitate
a Future HealthWealth Community...

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Categories: bacteria, caregiving, culture, games, health, humanity, humor, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Understanding Nature
Understanding Nature

Part 1: What (I Think) God Wants You to Know!

Some people don’t understand Nature,
Feel death and pain prove there’s no God
Or if there is He is a monster,
His empathy for us a fraud.

They say...

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Categories: bacteria, faith, , atheist,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cautious Optimism
Human foot-traffic is flowing along slightly faster than 2020,                          ...

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Categories: bacteria, world,
Form: Verse



Face Masks, Face Veils: Same Thing
https://youtu.be/c1gNm21YzfI


When last I visited India almost a decade ago
I recall riding on my brother's scooter 
as he drove me around town,
And I saw fully veiled Muslim women
half their faces veiled, masked in Niqab 
driving scooters,...

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Categories: bacteria, health, truth, , western,
Form: Prose
Jack the Ripper
I Jumped up suddenly out of my bed
With Jack the ripper spinning in my head
And the word cabinet kept floating in my bed
I had a very serious message to deliver
But I don't know who to...

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Categories: bacteria, america, angel, beautiful, culture, england, international, mystery,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member What Drives This Life
What drives the stuff of life to persist and thrive?
What drives it to struggle so hard 
to be fittest to compete and survive?
What drives it to be the most fecund 
and best at seeding the...

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Categories: bacteria, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Oldies
I’m laughing this morning, spontaneously. We’re not studying any more. Our sophomore school year is over. I’m giddy, giggling, like a 9 year old on sugar.
I think I just finished the hardest class that I’ll...

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Categories: bacteria, humor, music, student, teen, vacation, write,
Form: Free verse
Free Association Comprises Ratiocination
Free association comprises ratiocination...

Bonafide catatonic doggedness,
nevertheless this stubborn stoic poet writ
afore and another feeble effort courtesy
exhaustive mental effort
he brewed den - brought about divine visit
analogously to solve mystery pinpointing
within suspense unveiling whodunnit.

Whereat your true
plane vanilla...

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Categories: bacteria, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure,
Form: Rhyme
Free Association Comprises Ratiocination
Free association comprises ratiocination...

Bonafide catatonic doggedness,
nevertheless this stubborn stoic poet writ
afore and another feeble effort courtesy
exhaustive mental effort
he brewed den - brought about divine visit
analogously to solve mystery pinpointing
within suspense unveiling whodunnit.

Whereat your true
plane vanilla...

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Categories: bacteria, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, allusion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Humanity Canteen
Humanity Canteen

My restaurant is exclusive and classy no paupers allowed though I
have to declare that I picked up the chef near the township where
on a paraffin cooker in his garden of plenty lots of dishevelment...

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Categories: bacteria, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member ah, wassailing!
We’re in NYC - at last - on Christmas vacation, and it feels like a pardon.

It’s amazing what can happen in just a few wild and change-filled hours. One minute, seemingly, you’re in a picture...

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Categories: bacteria, christmas, holiday, humor, new york,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ahm Your Medicine
Every day you awake you need to give thanks, I am the past
and the present; You are the potential.
I am the essential.
You are the future; I am the now!
I am the reality in that order...

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Categories: bacteria, culture, deep, education, endurance, health,
Form: Lyric
Houses and Homes
It's said that a house is not a home
rather, home is where the heart is
I can agree with this statement
Of course, I have a wife and 2 growing kids
And when it’s time to go to...

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Categories: bacteria, heart, home, house,
Form: Didactic
UNDERBELLIES
UNDERBELLIES


What underbelly is this 
          containing quiet grasping greed for
my magical sword gifted to me by St Michael ?
       What...

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Categories: bacteria, 12th grade, courage, deep, extended metaphor, growth,
Form: Dramatic Verse
In the embrace of the unseen moment, love bloomed humbly
In the embrace of the unseen moment, love bloomed humbly,
The cosmos writhes in ecstasy, beneath the unconstructed gaze of mastery.
Gathered around it are emissions of time, transmissions of ancestral eternities,
Reveries in water strokes, heavenly reflections,...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bacteria, visionary,
Form: Free verse
Brian Cox
Brian Cox 
was on television
pointing out that the 
singularity

Existed 
with no beginning
and no end

The bible say's
God existed 
with no beginning

and no end
he said 
the universe 

began
13.5 million
years ago

perhaps with the big bang theory
the singularity exploding...

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Categories: bacteria, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Monoku Monday - Apr 2021
"Some Grave Humor for Monday Mourning"   Posted 5 Apr 2021
take note: if you don't go to your friend's funerals      they won't go to yours

some think our cemetery is...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bacteria, grave, humor,
Form: Monoku
Second Shingles Shot Successful
Second shingles shot successful... 
slight prick, but otherwise... positive pitch
re: without a hitch
the first innoculation approximately 
five months prior also nary glitch.

Preemptive needling measure
regarding getting fully
immunized at CVS
(Zieglerville, Pennsylvania)13:08
military time May First
2020 bruised left arm...

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Categories: bacteria, age, appreciation, confidence, faith, health, may, miracle,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Membership - Part 1
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Why is there always a criteria constructed by fellow bees 
But we always make it a challenge as we always aim to please 

Like writing...

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© Rita Lopez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bacteria, africa, america, england, internet, london, truth, universe,
Form: Free verse
Dragon Called "delerium Tremens"
Collapsing like someone (Starving and Desperate), the (Old Man in Blue) batik had been 
(Washing Muddy Walls) on his Indonesian hut on stilts when he toppled over. He was (Cut 
Down) and left unbalanced by...

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Categories: bacteria, on writing and words
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Royal Jelly and the Hornet Helix
"Royal Jelly and the Hornet Helix"




When the murder hornets arrived
they flashed their big black wings 
like sharp porcupine needles into our minds
we became honeycombed hypnotised, held in their hive, 
all one mind, one world, the...

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Categories: bacteria, future, humanity, science fiction,
Form: Narrative
Surgery 9
Francis saw the lights and heard the approaching sound of the Harley.She was at the entrance when Suzanne and Arlis pulled up .He slumped behind Suzanne leaning upon her as she maneuvered the bike to...

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Categories: bacteria, courage,
Form: Free verse
Give Peace a Chance
Man and animals collectively are known as creatures: 
Overindulgence of sleeping, eating and sex amounts to animals 
Man's thinking and reasoning make Man's features 
Complexities are Man's qualities, awesome and phenomenal. 


Mankind we adore............. 



Enlightenment...

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© Mya Thein  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bacteria, peace, drug, integrity,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs