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Honey Bee Flying Around In Winter
I have been reluctant to pen this verse 
Because I don't understand what it was all about
I have been reluctant to pen this verse
Because I don't want anyone to  get hurt
Morning comes and evening...

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Categories: blatant, angel, blessing, business, community, freedom, mythology, people,
Form: Narrative



Letters For People Part 4
Dear people, 
    (Am i?) Mad it’s a conformist state?
A status that perpetuates people to pair, to compare, to prepare, 
to perfect, before performance, …?
    -sure hard to try...

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© Matt Godek  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blatant, america, angst, business, confusion, feelings, poverty,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Everyday Christians
I would imagine Adam Smith's invisible cooperative economic
self-and-Other-investment hand,
at least during Christian Sunday morning services,
looked and sounded and felt very much
like the One Invisibly-Organic-Holistic-Enlightened MindBody of Christ.

I would further imagine
both he and George Washington,
at least...

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Categories: blatant, body, christian, culture, earth, health, psychological, religion,
Form: Political Verse
Please Remember You Had Nothing To Say
Please Remember You Had Nothing To Say
                            ...

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Categories: blatant, betrayal, conflict, emotions, heartbreak, hurt, inspiration, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Spineless In the Running
Was this a bold  endeavour or worst-case high risk plot?
 In one sense I was caught between two poles apart  concerns.
One must never underestimate indeed trivialise a devilish 
difficult decision.
A decision that may...

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Categories: blatant, age, august, beautiful, care, city, creation, fate,
Form: Prose Poetry



Memoirs of One Unloved
Memoirs of one unloved

I hear them refer to me as “it” or “the fetus”
Some underdeveloped miniature human, with no established status
For I am trapped in some fluid, apparently I know nothing
But, as strange as it...

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© Jesz Ika  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blatant, abuse, conflict, life, pain,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member More Than Race-F
Despite the day-to-day signs of man’s bitter degradation, there were many in the South who somehow still failed to see the endless pain of segregation. From the viewpoint of those who never lived there as...

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Categories: blatant, america, family, race,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Heave Ho and Yo Ho Ho
There's a Senior's home called the Shady Lane
    and life's curse is at an end.
Where a hundred souls are kept in line
    till Death its message sends.
They built a...

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Categories: blatant, adventure, funny, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Choose
Choose unironically ripping off a film to be ironic
Choose now because then will never be enough
Choose puff puff puff puff puff pass because you’ll never have enough
Choose feeling guilty in the morning because it’s better...

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Categories: blatant, addiction, anxiety, depression, drug, happiness, political, youth,
Form: Free verse
Mayflower 2017
The hearts of white men are silently fuming
The spirits of  angry widows steadily   grow bitter 
The bosoms of weeping mothers  open wide
While the relics of the past kept washing upon our...

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Categories: blatant, abuse, betrayal, community, conflict, environment, immigration, people,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Balls To the Wall
spend your day expressed by grace ordered from a Payton place
cheer each moment from the edge of the setting sun a very well done
climb each pillar of thought and deed to reach forth every bit...

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Categories: blatant, art, autumn,
Form: Free verse
Race the Finals Spoken Word
I wish to
Relay
To all of my people the importance of sticking together as a 
team

And that
Because we have run 
through the preliminary trials as selfish individual, goal seekers
we have barely made it to the finals,...

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Categories: blatant, africa, black african american, change, courage, freedom,
Form: Rhyme
Just Whisper In My Ear
Just whisper in my ear and tell me what you hear
Whisper in my ear when you have something to share
Don’t talk too loud when the parrots are around
Just whisper in my ears so that the...

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Categories: blatant, adventure, beautiful, confidence, desire, destiny, feelings, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Reasons For Seasons
Honey. 
A question.

One?

For now.
Subject to chain-reaction change.

As long as we're clear
about our lack of restraining rules.

Quite so, dear.
I'm wondering about that line
"Jesus is the reason
for the Season."
What was the reason
before JesusSeason?

I mean,
Joseph and Mary
and their...

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Categories: blatant, christmas, earth, holiday, humor, jesus, jewish, seasons,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member You'Re Not the Boss O' Me
You’re Not the Boss o’ ME!


“You’re not the boss o’ ME!” is a comeback you’ll hear among children when ordered by someone they feel has no privilege to force them to do - or to...

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Categories: blatant, funny, humor,
Form: Verse
Gott, Oh Machtig, Trump Iz On the Warpath Again
Gott, oh mächtig, Trump iz on the warpath again!

Glad for birth write to express views
aware cunning linguists 
will apply figurative screws  
in an effort at blatant mud slinging ruse
exercised courtesy mail in ballots, 
or...

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Categories: blatant, age, america, anger, angst, anxiety, betrayal, bullying,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Otherwise
they disturb, deep behind my sleeping eyes
  ......
  retune my tautened strings, replay my frets
  vignette movies spin reels of dreams discovering
  fresh slants on shadowy delight
  the foreboding, ominous,...

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© Ian Love  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blatant, community, psychological, sleep, voice,
Form: Verse
To Those That Say All Lives Matter When We Say Black Lives Matter
You say all lives matter
Bringing up all these colors 
Like red, white, orange, and blue
But when a black life is taken, where on Earth are you?
Where's your sympathy and support when the takers of our...

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Categories: blatant, black african american, life, poetry, race, racism,
Form: Rhyme
I Ask Myself a Rhetorical Question Regarding
I ask myself a rhetorical question regarding...
the durability, longevity, and tenacity of Homo sapiens,
after screaming headlines report one after another atrocity.

How did the human species manage to survive
with many means
of self destruction at their disposal?

Atomic...

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Categories: blatant, africa, america, anger, april, black african american,
Form: Free verse
Memories To Bury Myself Alive
'I DEFY YOU STARS! ! ! ! JULIET! ! ! ! JULIET! ! ! ! 
The sun to rise above all others
Gracing Earth with its mere presence
Eclipsing all other beauty to befall my weary eyes
Has...

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Categories: blatant, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Here Once Stood Our Home
HERE. ONCE STOOD OUR HOME

I can't forget in a hurry,
Here once stood our ancestral home,
As was told my great- great- great- grand father
Who told my great-great-grand father,
Who told my great grand father and who 
In...

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Categories: blatant, art,
Form: Ballad
Fairness Treatment
Controversies have been circling ‘round my head
Regrets need to be let go – instead…
Dread gets in the way
Today isn’t so gray
There’s this deepness in your voice that I love most
It’s a thing that I won’t...

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Categories: blatant, deep, emotions, how i feel, loneliness, longing,
Form: Rhyme
I Heard the Universal Sound of Aum Pronounced Ohm
I heard the universal sound of aum (pronounced ohm)...
while being quarantined inside our own invisible bubble

Transcendent meditations
while athwart oblate spheroid
allow, enable, and provide
deft capability deciphering
snap, crackle and pop
accepted as mere static
to the untrained ear.

Each inaudible...

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Categories: blatant, allah, appreciation, birth, devotion, flying, happiness, identity,
Form: Free verse
Leaking Pen
Opening 
Fourth street and the divide meet 
Near the stream where it's waters Impede 
Five metres walk from the wooden bridge 
A little further away from the deserted car park 
Underneath the third tree with...

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© Kofi Amed   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blatant, fate, hope, life, love, metaphor, passion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member King Vlad Redux - Second Cold War
King Vlad Redux – Second Cold War

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin’s grimy fingerprints on current history
are for him nothing to gloat about—au contraire I say emphatically:
His actions bespeak one who’s not an architect for peace—not at all,
rather...

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Categories: blatant, betrayal, corruption, discrimination, evil, international, political, war,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Reflection on the Important Things