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Premium Member Pursuit of Infinite Knowledge and Understanding
(In a Lush Garden Somewhere Out There)

The student stands where shifting sands of thought,
Once firm with reason, now elusive truths are sought.
Its splendor wanes, a threadbare, fading strand,
A quest for wisdom, in this digital land.

Sage:...

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Categories: biases, journey, passion, philosophy, psychological, truth, wisdom,
Form: Dramatic Verse



Premium Member No Recanting
May we be 'so graced' as to relinquish any faith,                         ...

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Categories: biases, christian, forgiveness, god, political, pride,
Form: Verse
Rascallions and Other De-Blessed Humanizing Fauna
Some things are royal
others so prosaic

and then there's everything else

You bring your own biases to the choice

BUT the question then arises:

do these (even these)

belong to you?

It's Your day
Your life
Your breath

(cratered between small clumps
of sunrise and...

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Categories: biases, allegory, hyperbole, paris, parody, perspective,
Form: Burlesque
Like Morning Doves, Together We Could Be
i am still getting used to this writing thing
this poetry writing thing
the mystery of hiding my madness
concealing my mad love
oh i love him mad
forgive the poor grammar - madly 
yes, i love him madly
like i...

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Categories: biases, love, writing,
Form: Free verse
What If Thanksgiving Celebrated 365 Days a Year Part Ii
to dirt poor anonymous guerillas G.I. Jane or G.I. Joe
   who cross paths with each other, 
   even those one doth not know

when ordinary biases, callousness, 
   denigration...doth full...

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Categories: biases, america, appreciation, autumn, celebration, culture, dedication, family,
Form: Epic



Premium Member Venus De Milo
It’s not so much her rubenesque shape or her 
amazonian height of six feet/eight nor even 
her firm bare breasts – modest for a sex goddess – 

and therefore of no glued focus in most...

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Categories: biases, art, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Many Faceted Modern Prejudices
The mind wants to believe in positivity around the globe & when this desire sets its roots, what happens next is a world wide disease 'Globasity'
It spreads like a forest fire but unfortunately its end...

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© Vigya Kaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: biases, conflict, courage, sorrow, truth, voice,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Righting American History
America's had lots of heroes through the years
Helping the world overcome many fears
Humankind hasn't always been kind
Look closely at history, see what you find

Our founders succeeded and failed many ways
People of color not treated fairly...

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© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: biases, america, discrimination, history, immigration, political, racism, rights,
Form: Couplet
Mummy Infants of Formaldehyde
To die young, undeterred by humanity/ 
to sleep free, undefered by calamity/

To leave earth without hesitant pride/
No biases present to put aside/

A father watches as his infant sleeps/
he prays to god, ” leave him for...

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© Bo Vigoren  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: biases, abortion, baby, betrayal, birth, creation, death, innocence,
Form: Lyric
Letters For People Part 2
Dear people,   
      So...let’s face it, 
this’s...
Taught to work hard and make it.
       told;
 ‘Pull 'em boots up by their laces.’
 ...

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© Matt Godek  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: biases, allusion, america, anger, angst, care, dream, earth
Form: Epic
I Age
Between us there is only place for tears and sighs
I’m right you wrong
I can’t stand that
I can’t stand this
I’m the queen
I'm superior
I'm the star
I’m the sun
I'm perfect
I'm better
I want
I need
I’m it
I.... 
I....
I...

All the sudden our...

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Categories: biases, betrayal, forgiveness, love, love hurts, poetry, together,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member The Great Reset
("Bye Bye Safe Journey", 2014, original pen and ink and oil)

The Great Reset

As the modern world hurls towards tomorrow
more and more of us are swept up,
languages, dress, myths and beliefs,
consumed in the cause of hope...

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Categories: biases, future, perspective, slavery, society,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Equality
Broken by the yearnings
The feelings and the burnings
Through inequity, the imbalance
Two hearts, two souls, two hopes
Never given the impartiality,
The fairness, the equality – balanced
Joys, promises, peace… 

Broken by the partialities
The biases and prejudices, the favoritisms,
The...

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Categories: biases, appreciation, blessing, endurance, heart, hope, humanity, prejudice,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Answer Me This
Americans have overcome many great trials,
But harbor too some persistent denials.
Stubbornly clutching long-held positions,
Over time have become national traditions.
Pride in the sanctity of individualism,
Elevates in stature, creating a schism.
Unresolved core beliefs, rationalization,
Test the thinking of...

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© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: biases, america, community, discrimination, gender, integrity, international, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Beat Your Wife, Cause Is Right
Yes modernization is here
Islamic rules have made it clear
Pick up a small stick
And beat her to the wick

Make her understand
Obey your command
Pakistan is the modern land
Live like a man and beat at command

Only though because...

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Categories: biases, angst, dark, prayer, violence,
Form: Free verse
Cruisin'
Lost in my head, where'd I get my point of view?
parents? friends? the news? muse's interviews?
The more places I go the more I'm confused 
About what's wrong, right and ultimately the truth
What things mean to...

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Categories: biases, allusion, angst, anxiety, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme
Predictably Irrational
In a world of endless choices, so often do we roam, 
Guided not by sound reason, but the latest iPhones, 
Predictable irrationality, our minds do plainly sway, 
Making crucial life decisions, marred by truth decay.

A...

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Categories: biases, america, confusion, culture, for teens, freedom, smart,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Song of the Poet
*Note - I posted this some time ago on PS and it got POTD, resulting in over fifty comments of support. Social media is a fickle animal, sometimes dangerous. We poets like to imagine ourselves...

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© Tom Woody  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: biases, love, song,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Momentary
Rainy day clouds
Ominous shades;
Wet, wet, wet

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Dawn unzips
Light spreads far;
New birth unravels

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Sleepy face murmurs
Echoes of last dream;
Blurry awakening

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Coffee brew
Caffeine fix lingers;
Eyes wide open

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Hibiscus florals
Pink, orange and red blooms;
Bright sensations

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Stylish flower shoppe 
Punctuates busy avenue;
Brilliant conversations

~~~~~~~~~


Meal time...

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Categories: biases, change,
Form: Haiku
The Evolved Brain
This modern world we inhabit
Is millions and millions of years old
And out of this world evolved a brain
That became self aware; and eventually out of control

Hardwired with a conglomeration of Instincts and awareness
This creates conundrums...

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Categories: biases, africa, allegory, angst, anxiety, beautiful, conflict, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Philosophical Ranting With Red Wine
Aimless wandering beings 
  Arms flailing reaching out to touch 
feeling no one in reach
isolated pedestrians seeking affection
 disconnected lack of eye contact
Seeing no one peripherally...

A sea of souls knowing more each day
 forgetting...

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Categories: biases, inspirational, philosophy
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The View From Thirty-Six Thousand Feet Up
The pilot formally announced
the desired cruising height was reached.
At three hundred and forty knots
the plane flew like a cruise missile.

As I peered out of my window 
above cotton cumulus clouds
such stunning sights of serene scenes...

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Categories: biases, allusion, discrimination, fantasy, imagery, prejudice, uplifting, word
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Clarity of Purpose
(This piece is dedicated to those innocent youths gunned down inside institutes of learning, by guns improperly regulated, and utilized by cold, heartless entities who committed these crimes without an iota of guilt or remorse....

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Categories: biases, dedication,
Form: Rhyme
Frankenstein Tea Party
Monsters of conceit that human beings create,
With fantastic forms and shapes and strength decorate;
Licensing to love, loath, lust, lie, lure and loiter,
Wretched then; dare to kill the very creator...

Scientific ambition, sure, is creative,
What, if, the...

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Categories: biases, life, political, psychological, social,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Togetherness Can Build a Nation
Togetherness, like a tapestry of hope,
Weaving threads of compassion, bound by a common goal.
In this nation, diverse and strong,
The power of unity can right the wrong.

Let our hearts beat as one, in perfect harmony,
Embracing differences,...

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Categories: biases, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, london,
Form: Epic

Book: Reflection on the Important Things