Long Clinics Poems
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More Pickles Than One
For ten months now I’ve brooded over coming second place
in the pickle section deeming, it no less than a disgrace.
It was written plain and simple, so there can be no excuse,
that the pickles in this...
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Categories:
clinics, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Indignation 1-6-21
How dare you desecrate the Capitol with urine and feces!
Even filthy pigs refuse to defecate near their own dwelling place.
How dare you flaunt confederate flags, grim reminders of our bloody history,
Alongside swastikas, hate symbols...
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Categories:
clinics, anger, discrimination, emotions, hurt, prejudice, racism, violence,
Form:
Free verse
My assassination gone bad
It was something about my murder my abusive husband the arson murders victim nine homeless man FBI questions my fear reaching out to FBI agents something is very wrong I know my husband is going...
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Categories:
clinics, allah,
Form:
Fibonacci
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:
clinics, age, august, beautiful, care, city, creation, fate,
Form:
Prose Poetry
THE PEPPERMAN IN THE GALLERY OF PUBLIC OPINION
I opened a door in the Universe
and found myself in the gallery
of public opinion.
A serious debate was taking place
over Freedoms
and God given rights.
On one side several thousand people
proclaiming Slaves have No...
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Categories:
clinics, america, atheist, crazy, freedom, future, identity, political,
Form:
Free verse
Hope For Respect
My thought for this day,
although still early,
is respect for hope.
Respect for our interdependence
and respect for our challenging differences,
important, yet hopefully not as powerful
as our interdependent love for healthy life.
Yesterday
I noticed a brown cardboard box
in the...
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Categories:
clinics, bible, caregiving, culture, health, hope, integrity, usa,
Form:
Political Verse
Speaking With Donald John
I was speaking with my good friend
Donald John
the Evangelist for AntiChrist
the other day.
And I had to ask,
Donald John,
Why are you so against health care
for all our not yet slaughtered
and otherwise dead already?
Except perhaps health services...
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Categories:
clinics, earth, education, faith, health, integrity, psychological, trust,
Form:
Political Verse
The Nifty Town 1
I knew that I had to go somewhere but I did not know where
I knew I had to go somewhere that was not very far from here
So I put on my...
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Categories:
clinics, adventure, angel, business, celebration, character, confusion, culture,
Form:
Narrative
Story of My Mom From Pictures
Telling tales or stories is a favourable pasttime;
But using pictures to tell stories of past and present,
Yours remind me of days back in time,
Would not be all very recent,
Last ones of grateful recline
To golden...
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Categories:
clinics, blessing, children, emotions, forgiveness, grandmother,
Form:
Rhyme Royal
THE PEPPERMA'S POSITION ON ABORTION
I OPENED A DOOR IN THE UNIVERSE
ONLY TO FIND MYSELF
FLOATING IN A SPHERE.
A FAINT REDISH COLORED LIGHT
PIERCED THE SPHERE.
IN A WAY , ALLOWING TO ME
TO PARTIALLY NAVIGATE
MY WAY AROUND.
THE...
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Categories:
clinics, abortion, birth, creation, freedom, life, love, perspective,
Form:
Free verse
Disempowering Viral Violence
I am struggling
to avoid that "I told you so"
mean
and self-congratulatory voice.
I do feel under-appreciated
but I don't feel any happiness
about the Virus
as vindicator of my beliefs
about the political and economic power
of public health and safety platforms,
which...
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Categories:
clinics, america, community, health, integrity, peace,
Form:
Political Verse
Picture Album Stories of My Mom
Rhyme Quatrain
Telling tales or stories is a favourable pasttime;
But using pictures to tell stories of past and present,
Yours remind me of days not so recent,
And ones of grateful recline
To golden years so sublime.
Mother, telling...
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Categories:
clinics, appreciation, blessing, caregiving, cheer up, childhood, faith,
Form:
Rhyme
Troy and Trinity
Learning disabled, hopelessly unemployed
Troy can't write the address for his next interview.
Warehouse stock, 331 Tiffany Street, in the Bronx.
His girlfriend, Trinity, also unemployed,
with one child by Troy. She's more resourceful
but doesn't realize it. For one...
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Categories:
clinics, angel, baby, city, education, family, society, work,
Form:
Free verse
Fifty Shades of Death
When nights are dark you’ll never see
the depths of our humanity,
but in the light of desert days
the shades of death will quite amaze.
So if you’ve time to take the trouble
sift just once through wreck and...
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Categories:
clinics, conflict, death, humanity, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Beyond the Horizon
BEYOND THE HORIZON
Beyond the horizon, three oceans meet the sky,
It is the land of plenty; you cannot travel in a day,
It is wider than the man’s vision and has no end.
Beyond the horizon, there is...
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Categories:
clinics, faith, inspirational, religion, world, peace, peace, sun,
Form:
Narrative
Why Being Pro-Life Matters To Our Lord God
God created them both male and female. First He created Adam and than out of his rib cage, he created his wife. She was only called Eve after their fall from grace. When Eve first...
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Categories:
clinics, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Ending of Legalized Abortion In America
When Roe VS Wade, a 1973 liberal Supreme Court decision, voted to make abortion legal in America! The senseless slaughter of unto million of unborn children was unleashed upon America! It's heinous first degree...
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Categories:
clinics, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Narrative
Delayed Consequences, Part I
His name was Alex Bergeron,
grew up west of New Orleans,
from a line of backwoods Cajuns,
went to school to follow his dreams.
He grew to become a doctor,
quickly built a name for himself,
Alex built himself a good...
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Categories:
clinics, abortion, confusion, dark, death, fear, horror, pride,
Form:
Narrative
Proudly Pumping Kids Full of Drugs
do you live in an empire like i, that
denies its adults the right to use drugs
that it can’t control & in the same breath,
fills its children full of “medications”
deemed appropriate by psycho****ingmaniacs
who...
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Categories:
clinics, life, old, children, old, drug,
Form:
Free verse
America the Great Has Fallen- Part 01
Oh America The Great, What Happened?
You were the land of the free, the home of the brave,
But now you are the kingdom of the lost, the empire of the depraved.
A nation built on...
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Categories:
clinics, 11th grade, america, anger, care, destiny, metaphor,
Form:
Spoken Word
The Cat Woman
They never solved the murder.
Though the crazy woman at number nine said it was the husband.
This was ruled out in the early stages of the investigation.
At some point, they did talk to the woman at...
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Categories:
clinics, cat, death, murder,
Form:
Free verse
Are You In Christ Or Is Christ In You
Do you walk around and wear Him as a vest and only reveal Him when the heat gets too much
Does His heartbeat, beat to the beat of yours
Is your blood infused with His and...
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Categories:
clinics, youth, planet,
Form:
I do not know?
Ah Greet Oh
AH GREET OH
I greet Oh, ye grandmasters of stealth,
In your cloaks of deceit nightly seizing wealth.
With a handshake, a nod, in dark corners you deal,
Your ethics as fluid as...
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Categories:
clinics, 1st grade, satire,
Form:
Rhyme
The Golden Years
The Golden Years
We celebrated the years with so many memories, birthdays, funerals….
As we took a stroll through life and archived all the memories we had featured
With these golden years
We reflected on...
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Categories:
clinics, 11th grade, 12th grade, age, poems, retirement,
Form:
Acrostic
Mother Teresa and I
Mother Teresa
She is the mother of every poor people, injured people, ordinary people...
Always we remember the great news
'Mother Teresa will get the Nobel Peace Prize.'
It was one of the best moment in our life...
She lived...
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Categories:
clinics, feelings, love, mother, tribute,
Form:
Prose Poetry