Long Cautioning Poems
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Bucky Fuller's ReVival Ghost
Let’s say the number 1
iconically speaks in Left-Yang Universal Language,
root of ecosystemetrics,
while PlaceHolder (0)
bicamerally dreams in Right-YinDiPolar ReGenerative PolyCultural Action,
health-flow of autonomic, enthymematic thought and awareness
influenced by feelings of EarthCentric BiCameral Consciousness
as Plan A,
so...
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Categories:
cautioning, earth, earth day, health, humor, political, psychological,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Here Once Is a Time
There once was a species
with one sacred EarthTribe Vocation
provoking polyphonic yearnings,
polypathic necessities
responsibilities
authority spaces
There once was a NewTribe health plan
divinely humane for ecodancing,
ego listening cooperative well-said choreography
to sing GoodNews wondrous anthems
of global theological geography
to worship politically...
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Categories:
cautioning, caregiving, games, green, health, love, peace, red,
Form:
Political Verse
Narrow Paths Less Taken
A narrow way
between left-brain dominant history
in wealthy solidarity
with right-brain prominent yin-flow
Heart-touched and nature-tasted
multi-generationally tested
both/and cooperative health
with either/or competing against
stretching
creatively/uncreatively fragmenting ego-integrity potential
for win/win left here/now
with win/lose health/pathology remembering night,
cautioning,
tip-pointing both/and heuristic
holistic
holonic timeless fertile right
EarthSoul centered...
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Categories:
cautioning, destiny, green, health, integrity, metaphor, red, voice,
Form:
Political Verse
The Boatman's Song 7/ Many
The Boatman’s Song 7/Many
Inner Conflict of Urveshi
While her mind was cautioning her to...
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Categories:
cautioning, life, love, musicheart, song, heaven, earth, heart,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
The Invitation
It doesn't interest me what you do for a living, I want to know what you ache for, and if you
dare to dream of meeting your heart's longing.
It doesn't interest me how old you...
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Categories:
cautioning, loveme, betrayal, me,
Form:
I do not know?
Celebrity Dreamscapes
Celebrity Dreamscapes
Washington
Wall Street
Hollywood
Nashville
Where regurgitation overflows
And Barmecidal bait boxes
Morph their delights by the hour
All the while
Gluttony's promised feast
Ignorant of cyclic famine
Awaits the pernicious fate-agent
Scouting to burrow like a weevil
The new crop of innocence
Trusting destiny to the...
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Categories:
cautioning, success,
Form:
Free verse
Seasonal Bliss
The coming and going of the seasons give us more than the springtimes, summers, autumns, and winters of our lives. It reflects the coming and going of the circumstances of our lives like the glassy...
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Categories:
cautioning, appreciation, autumn, beauty, seasons, spring, summer, winter,
Form:
Free verse
La Cosa Nostra Princess
you entered my world
through an unopened door
dazzled with my mind catering
to my thoughts I'd wondered
your extreme motive night and day
desperately trying to focus above the old man
whom desires attention...
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Categories:
cautioning, allah,
Form:
Lento
It Does Not Interest Me What You Do
I want to know what you ache
for
And if you dare to dream of
meeting your heart’s longing
It doesn’t interest me how old
you are
I want to know if u'll risk
looking like a fool...
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Categories:
cautioning, betrayal, love, me,
Form:
Alliteration
A Republic, if you can keep it
Apocrypha phantoms
Hustle flung at your plugged ears
Wretched refuse numbed
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NOTES:
TITLE:
When asked what form of government the delegates at the Constitutional Convention had created, Benjamin Franklin famously responded with "A republic, if you can keep it," implying...
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Categories:
cautioning, allusion, america, culture, destiny, evil, freedom, history,
Form:
Haiku
Downsizing
“Mother,” she cried, “You cannot crowd everything in your new space.
Ridding yourself of some of it is something you must face.”
I was opening a small red box as she began to speak.
When I saw the...
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Categories:
cautioning, lifedaughter, me, old, daughter, love, me, old,
Form:
Rhyme
So Often Ignored
So Often Ignored
Nannies know little of color
White holding favor by 5th Ave employers
Barons and Baronesses of means
Gazing from insulated windows on high
As infant guardian merges blanketed carriage and job
Into daily Central Park realities
Inquisitive bundled baby...
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Categories:
cautioning, family,
Form:
Free verse
RIP Junior Pope
R.I.P JUNIOR POPE
~~~~~~~~~
In sombre silence & mournful melody,
A threnody for one who passed on sadly,
Who lost his life without a life jacket,
Crashed without precaution on a speedboat.4
We pour a drink for a dream...
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Categories:
cautioning, 1st grade,
Form:
Elegy
Sidney Cat
Sidney Cat****
Here is another cat in this home’s
trying herd, who wears his fur
with a shiny, pretentious pride (for
which, of course, there is no cautioning word
to hint to him about humility, because...
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Categories:
cautioning, allegory, bird, cat, character, fantasy, imagery, pride,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Underbelly
the devil walked in the room
first thoughts are to exit calmly
a round of sounds complete his entrance artfully
chimes, alarms, a decadent trumpet plays the senses curiously
mysterious it would be to refuse a grave impulse as...
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Categories:
cautioning, conflict, dark, evil, fear, imagery, metaphor, myth,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Recreating Maryjuanita
I noticed that one of the Kennedy patriarchs,
probably a Joseph or John or Ted
or Tim or Matthew or Mark or Luke,
Why do they all begin to look and sound the same to me?
Anyway, one of...
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Categories:
cautioning, depression, drug, health, humor, mental illness,
Form:
Political Verse
After the Family Visits
Our family visited but they’re gone now…the house is empty
but it’s definitely not bare
for the memories they left behind are echoing everywhere.
If I listen closely…I hear them
their echoes and so much more
as they blend with...
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Categories:
cautioning, family, memory,
Form:
Verse
Bells
Bells, bells, sound of bells fall now and then in my ears,
Their tone and timbre varying, sometimes singing,
Sometimes jarring, sometimes rising to a sweet crescendo.
Clanging and clashing, tinkling, and jingling
Every day I wake...
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Categories:
cautioning, feelings, funeral, Lullaby, sound, wedding,
Form:
Free verse
PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR NOT TURNING AWAY OUR PRAYER
June 24 Praises to God Bible Meditations Based on Psalms 66-69
Key Verse – Psalms 66:20 Blessed be God, which hath not turned away my prayer, nor his mercy from me.
PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR NOT...
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Categories:
cautioning, bible, blessing, christian, faith, god, jesus, spiritual,
Form:
Alliteration
No School For Us
Squabbling and shouting is our normal,
not in other’s prissy persnickety vocabularies.
Hoarders, we climb over rats to get to our clothes
Others envy us this luxury
No one bathes; the bathtub houses stacks of magazines.
You can throw a...
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Categories:
cautioning, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
No One Is Listening
I am going to Cuba, Susan said at the same time Diane said she was going to Spain.
Elise and I were staring outside; I was reflecting on whether or not it could rain.
I think I...
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Categories:
cautioning, life, women,
Form:
Rhyme
Angel Wings
Hope lingers in the fold of Angel wings
Symbol, here on Earth, of all things gentle hearted
You carry us when all in life is darkening
You steady us and guide our feet from faltering
Although ...
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Categories:
cautioning, angel, hope,
Form:
Villanelle
If My Tongue Were a Bird
If my tongue were a bird it would be white and pure.
It would sail to the end of the heavens bringing joy to those near.
It would creep up upon danger and warn others the risk.
Cautioning...
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Categories:
cautioning, bird, cheer up, gospel, imagination, love,
Form:
Personification
Six Foot Instructions
I am going to die of something the old woman said.
I won’t care about hugs or kisses after I am dead.
But today when I see my grandchild, I want some fun.
I want hugs and kisses,...
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Categories:
cautioning, age, america, grandfather, grandmother, grandson,
Form:
Rhyme
Sabbatical Dreams -It
Twilight waved me sadly sighing, adieu,
Furling her rosy hue; cautioning me.
Earie boardwalk creaks near the white sand beach,
But alone I dream here with piercing pains.
The label I hide on the wine...
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Categories:
cautioning, dream, eve, memory,
Form:
Verse