Long Cancers Poems
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Papa What About Spring a Central Focus Poetic Prose Effort Part Two Papas Dying Words
Written for my earthly adoptive, adaptive; Father.
Who passed away from cancers of the spine, brain, and lungs.
He told me that he had a good life and was honestly grateful to our Creator for this!
No,...
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Categories:
cancers, 11th grade, 12th grade, 1st grade, 4th
Form:
Bio
In a tribal life where beauty and desire intertwine
In a tribal life where beauty and desire intertwine
like celestial bodies in an eternal dance,
those who shone with outward grace,
man or woman, found themselves in the waves of passion,
their nights a symphony of carnal delights,
their...
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Categories:
cancers, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
What Am I To Be Sad About
God bless those who are the readers of these words
Well God bless the people that read these verses or In this passage our truth be told from my experience
these are the facts and the...
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Categories:
cancers, anxiety, appreciation, blessing, celebration, christian, how i
Form:
Free verse
Democratic Health Images
Imagine your healthiest body
is a democratic
self/other empowering organism
Ideally,
most nutritionally,
nurtured by an also open,
living,
dynamic win/win preferential,
evolving,
revolving planetary universe,
in many sacred times and places
also known as MotherEarth.
Notice
your democratic bodymind
is an open
holistic
ego/eco-centering
co-invested re-centering,
co-acclimating interior and exterior
bilaterally systemic infrastructure
for...
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Categories:
cancers, education, green, health, heart, integrity, power, psychological,
Form:
Political Verse
Mother Nature - The Great
In the realm of existence, where time unfolds,
A tale of wonder, in verses untold.
A symphony of life, in hues of vast,
A saga of futures, present, and past.
From the womb of chaos, creation springs,
With every heartbeat,...
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Categories:
cancers, absence, anger, earth day, emotions, evil, july,
Form:
Narrative
The Demolisher, So Always of My Sorrow and So Always of My Heartbreak
So never do I want so truly never, never to be bound bruised under sorrow’s frown.
So never do I want so truly never ever to be found fused under sorrow’s crown.
So, so always have you...
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Categories:
cancers, dream, emotions, friendship, friendship love, heart, romance,
Form:
Rhyme
What Can We Do
What does it take to shut down the dialers
who feed on our ears and our patience?
O What does it take?
How can we shut down the pleas for support,
the electric voices that bother our...
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Categories:
cancers, allusion, assonance, metaphor, truth,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Who Are These People Pt 4
who are these people?
where did they come from?
i once heard that the margin, between the most intelligent human in the world, and
the most mentally challenged person in the world, was bigger
then the most mentally challenged...
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Categories:
cancers, lifeworld, universe,
Form:
I do not know?
100 Years From Now
Wide-eyed and poised today, as I look at yesterday, I can see tomorrow.* If nothing else, yesterday taught me that tomorrow will be a little like today, because today has features of yesterday and tomorrow....
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Categories:
cancers, future,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Too Many Contradictions
I never understood people who claim that,
they “believe in God”, but not in his creations…
Angels, demons, spirits or that all animals have souls.
Why many who believe in the “Holy Spirit”,
deny the existence of “spirits” seen...
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Categories:
cancers, corruption, environment, evil, philosophy, political, power, religious,
Form:
Prose
At the Edge of Life 2
Sounds of horror in the raging night
Gasps of fright
Lots of fights
I can hear your loud silent screaming prayers as I stand in this moment
Your angry, hateful, painful thoughts in my head make me shake...
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Categories:
cancers, day, drug, life, me, visionary,
Form:
Free verse
The New Enemy
he was looking for a new enemy
for it was the man he hated before
which defined his very being &
in that respect, there was no other
who could possibly take his place---
he searched far and wide,...
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Categories:
cancers, life, old, old,
Form:
Free verse
The Passing Storm
Somewhere on this pretty planet,
There is a heart made of granite,
Indignation its pulse would take,
The soul’s machine fear'd trust too fake.
On righteous wings glory’s noose,
Hangs the head of war’s best muse,
Her eyes befit the worst...
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Categories:
cancers, allegory, allusion, conflict, creation, devotion, magic,
Form:
Ballad
The Troll and the Spinster
One evening an old ailurophile strolled through a forest with her blackest of cats,
To brood on her once goldenrod hair and the callipygous bottom on which she once sat.
Her head hung low upon shrugged cathartic...
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Categories:
cancers, beauty, fantasy, fate,
Form:
Couplet
In Essiac I Trust
The tea I use was born in Canada.
Holistic doctors told me of its name.
This strange concoction does a lot of good
with curing cancer its main claim to fame.
A nurse and doctor took its formula
and bettered...
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Categories:
cancers, drink, health,
Form:
Quatrain
Another Happy Tune
Stare into the world’s demise
Look inside their broken cries
All I’ve got from this world is pain
Enough to drive a man insane
Friends dying from incurable cancers
Left without any answers
The universe is dark enough to...
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Categories:
cancers, cancer, christian, death, depression, hope, hurt,
Form:
Lyric
Diabeties In Children
I just don't get it experts say diabetes in kids don't respond to meds or insulin.They admits diabetes is preventable and curable by eating better. Explaining that sugary drinks like sodas should be remove from...
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Categories:
cancers, death, food, cancer,
Form:
Blank verse
The Computationally Disappointed
s/he works on the cutting edge
with eyes pasted to the screen,
knowing no limits &
no time constraints---
with all the funding one could possibly
handle, s/he’s
scrunched down in a lab at
MIT or locked away in some...
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Categories:
cancers, life, creation,
Form:
Free verse
The Neglected
how it came to be this way,
s/he just can’t believe---
as the cliché goes,
“it seems like just yesterday”
that they had been rolling,
bouncing,
drilling in the hay &
yet,
s/he wasn’t spared what others
told him/her would be
the
inevitable---
for...
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Categories:
cancers, life,
Form:
Free verse
Tim and Wyclef
Yo poets, preachers, and prophets,
Here this game, cause there are two prophets,
That inspire me, to keep raging against machines of injustice,
One white, one black, one academic, the other spits music,
Two preachers, two prophets of corporate...
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Categories:
cancers, black african american, universe,
Form:
Ballad
Graven Images
I will not hold your golden trophy high above MY head
Or wear your name engraved with cheap polyester thread
I’m so sorry you can’t decide what to wear today,
Will it be the Christian Dior or the...
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Categories:
cancers, celebrity, change, conflict, culture, irony, perspective, surreal,
Form:
Rhyme
End of the Line
END OF THE LINE
Oh, I I cry when I realized it's the end of time
Oh, I I denies there's no peace to share none blind
Oh, I I am surprised by the news...
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Categories:
cancers, adventure, community, holocaust, horror,
Form:
Lyric
The Ballad of Poor Henrietta
Dr. George Gey from Johns Hopkins Hospital
Was looking for cells that would be reproducible
Of their own accord for the benefit of medicine
And lo and behold one day found the perfect specimen
And how he acquired it...
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Categories:
cancers, health, science,
Form:
Ballad
Together Till We Part
Cells work is play
to resiliently thrive
only in organic systems.
Individual yolked cells
each with her own ego-governor
survive healthy together
and divide tragically apart
More like symbiotic regenerations
of surfing cantilevers
than degenerations
outside predations
storming waves
of colonizing cancers.
Transgendering
transubstantiating
transitions can be both
Too hard...
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Categories:
cancers, creation, depression, fear, health, integrity, loss, love,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Mandrake and Other Temptations
I sat where the ferns stood guard—
solemn sentries on wood pedestals—
my back pressed against her bookcase,
cradled in the soft hush
of the window seat
as snow rehearsed its silence
just beyond the glass.
Like a priestess reading spells
I...
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Categories:
cancers, bible, childhood, imagery, international, literature,
Form:
Free verse