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Premium Member DEADLY GAME OF MRSA
How the Nation of Islam saved my granddaughter 
from Catrina Bell queen pin gang leader it was a warm 
day i was suffering from traumatic brain injury raising 
five children including my granddaughter only four...

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Categories: cafeteria, beautiful, daughter, granddaughter, grandmother, my child, writing,
Form: Free verse



A Day In School, Thru Autistic Eyes
alarm goes off*
I sit straight up startled and scared
Just my alarm, I hit the button
Get up and go to the bathroom
I brush my teeth with my toothbrush
Scratchy, painful bristles
Toothpaste that makes me sick
With the strong...

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Categories: cafeteria, child, childhood, emotions, feelings, loneliness, pain, perspective,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Chapter 1-- Damian Hakim: the Making of the Man- Damian's Early Days
Date 2008 these are Damian's 
Formative days. Damian Hakim 
Was born 2001 August 10th.
8lbs 7oz. Big baby boy! Damian 
Lived in west Virginia with his
Mother Lucinda, father Carter 
Hakim and his siblings. Now 2008
Young Damian...

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Categories: cafeteria, black love, color, confidence, mental health,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Chapter 89 -- Damian Delilah Mallory and Polly: School Showdown
Date: Friday  March 2041

The day started off calm at
Harley PHigh. DJ and Damali 
Had two classes scheduled 
Together. They had one class
Together at 1 afternoon. That
Was the last class before final
Dismissal. One class was...

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Categories: cafeteria, creation, dance,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Whistling In the Dark
(A Rave By A Poet)      

Remember when you were a child? 
Adults seemed then to be in control, 
Almost like Gods, with special powers
That almost always knew
When you'd been up...

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Categories: cafeteria, childhood, education, fun, games, humor, universe,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member Fellowships
I’ve only been at my fellowship gig a week, but It’s official, I’m a candy-striper. Sort of, I wear a blue vest, not the old, red-striped dress, but it’s the same job. I shadow my...

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Categories: cafeteria, business, feelings, humor, life, school, trust, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Intermission Fool - Cafeteria Monitor
Can I go to the bathroom? This place is full of jackasses. This place is full of jackasses jerking each other off. This place is full of ignorant, parochial, zit-sucking jackasses undeserving of their place...

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Categories: cafeteria, 10th grade, allegory, food, school,
Form: Burlesque
Premium Member Start the Day
Lisa and I were watching one of our favorite series last night, a Japanese manga called “The Way of the Househusband” and I could barely keep my eyes open. I went to bed at a...

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Categories: cafeteria, angst, friendship, humor, school, student, teacher, work,
Form: Free verse
Places
I wish I could go back there again to capture the essence of the time recapturing every word you speak and recalling the stillness in deep. 

I wish I could go back there again just...

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Categories: cafeteria, appreciation, books, business, destiny, earth, education, sunshine,
Form: Narrative
Little Boy
This small for his age little boy on his first day of school, with his little dinosaur backpack and new blue jeans and white t shirt. Mama said “Be sure to be careful to not...

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© Cat Way  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cafeteria, childhood, school, class, blue, class, day, red,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Soccer
Lisa and I had been watching some boys strut about, as they played soccer, in their little shorts, in the freezing cold. It’s an old animal story.

The game ended, or it was intermission and about...

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Categories: cafeteria, boy, life, school, student,
Form: Free verse
Stumbling Upon Beauty
You have to forgive me
Been in the hospital 
For 3 days now
With mi amor
Who has been
In a month
white uniforms
Calm colors familiar
I almost forgot I
Step on new 
ground each day

Antiseptic smell
Broken by humanity
When what is taken
To...

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Categories: cafeteria, appreciation, beautiful, encouraging, food, places, travel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Should the Levee Ever Break, Act 1, Scene 1, Part 7
Tom: Well, do tell? But like I said, I’m not a stranger. I’m a businessman; and more than that. Why, I could be just like a brother to you if you’d let me. Besides, I...

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Categories: cafeteria, allegory,
Form: Prose
Chopsticks
A chopstick is just a utensil.
But a chopstick can
trigger that
uncontrollable laughter
and smiles at the dinner table.
When one snaps, we chuckle.
When someone can’t use them properly,
we giggle.
When someone eats with them,
we ridicule.

Chopsticks are an icon of...

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© Ryan Zhao  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cafeteria, character, desire, hope, perspective, truth, voice,
Form: Free verse
The Frequent Apology
a balloon half-filled with helium 
hovers five inches or so below the ceiling of the cafeteria
a few feet away from the time clock &
on a table near the balloon,
a sympathy card bearing the signatures of...

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Categories: cafeteria, life, work, people, people, work,
Form: Free verse
Be Careful How You Speak
President Joe Biden, apparently is growing weary, of all of the negative criticism. That he has been receiving from people.  Could it be true that anyone who criticisms him could be in jeopardy of...

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Categories: cafeteria, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Narrative
Our Older Sister Lynn Ellen Dubarry Has Gone To Heaven
Our older sister, Lynn Ellen Dubarry.  Has an aggressive form of Leukemia. She has been transferred to Swedish Hospital's Edmonds Washington, USA. Hospice/comfort care. She is on their 8th floor.  I have requested...

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Categories: cafeteria, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Riffs In Time
Two soldiers. One fancies himself a punk rocking soldier of fortune and the other, nicknamed hillbilly, because he lost his shoes, they plan a trip anarchist cookbookrecipe fear and loathingbeyond culture shock  We journey...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cafeteria, addiction, america, crazy, culture, drug, environment, travel,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Springing Into Action
I woke up late this morning, my phone was dead. I guess I never plugged it in, I found it buried under my pillow (erah!). I barely had time for anything, just managing to cover...

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Categories: cafeteria, education, happiness, morning, school, teen,
Form: Free verse
ABSORBED
You stepped into my life when I was wondering what love is.
For I knew only one aspect of the feeling, the emotion--
That connected me to me, my body, soul and spirit.

I didn’t venture, for fear...

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Categories: cafeteria, love hurts,
Form: Free verse
Punky
It’s haunted me lately and I don’t know why. He died over forty years ago and I 
really didn’t know him. He was nineteen and I was sixteen; I went to see him when 
they...

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Categories: cafeteria, warme, people, me, people,
Form: Prose Poetry
Recess 1
Recess 1


Third grade
Ms. Greene
Handed me tightly wrapped Chinese candy 
And Starburst occasionally

A little girl
Fresh out of Haiti
Bullied
Teased, punched and kicked
Scared and scarred
Yet well mannered 

Blue she wore “going on a date?
Ms. Greene giggles and smiled

In...

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Categories: cafeteria, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, age, bullying, christian,
Form: Narrative
Missing Nick
What was missing in my life?
You!

I lived many years without you,
not knowing what I was missing.

One day a surprise came to us
at an unexpected late- in- life date,
it was a baby boy.

He smiled at us...

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Categories: cafeteria, family, love, sonhalloween, day,
Form: Free verse
Shades of Black
I remember way back when I was real young, my brother and I used to have adventures 
    and we wouldn't even leave the house.

    Games full of hide...

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Categories: cafeteria, forgiveness, happiness, imagination, life, love, mystery, light,
Form: I do not know?
Click
Indirect interference into interesting iconographic inked inner initiative is not a carefully stepping clam, a carved tree cake nor a dune of a moon. Taking no bistro out for a walk or a cafeteria for...

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Categories: cafeteria, autumn, beach, bible, blessing,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things