Long Colleges Poems
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Unidentified Extraterrestrials Willingly Abducted MeUnidentified extraterrestrial(s) willingly abducted me
As a divergence
from the apocalyptical, dialectical,
geomorphological, judgmatical,
metaphorical, philosophical...,
I share an out of this
(webbed wide) world,
light hearted anecdote
ye may find far fetched.
Believe me you,
an unspecified number of...
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Categories:
colleges, absence, adventure, august, blessing, confusion, courage, dream,
Form:
Free verse
My Odyssey
Here, I am...
Retired,
Happy,
Sitting on the relaxing throne of my age,
Reminiscing what I went through in life.
A mere spectator I have now become,
Observing in silence the works of men,
Having no worries
Of carrier advancement,
Of acceptance,
Of recognition...
My only...
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Categories:
colleges,
Form:
Bio
Once Pawn a TimeOnce pawn a time...
About four plus weeks after
frazzling fiasco from friggin fraudsters
white knight still mourns swindled money
Lynne Costello Senior Civil Investigator
(assistant to Philadelphia attorney general)
unable to recoup forfeited funds.
While holed up in castle keep,
(albeit fetchodit...
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Categories:
colleges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence,
Form:
Rhyme
Unidentified Flying Object Abducted Yours Truly,Unidentified flying object abducted yours truly,...
a willing experimental subject
to escape untenable married life.
Upon falling into a deep slumber,
the following subconscious
somnambulant scenario arose
allowing, enabling, and providing
temporary alleviation from
outa harried...
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Categories:
colleges, absence, adventure, anxiety, appreciation, blessing, courage, destiny,
Form:
Free verse
Covid Walkthermometer reads zero, a chilly breeze blows
apple cores thrown, the blackbirds feed
my multi-layered partner dons her wooly hat
impatiently, she waits for me
securing covid masks amidst my overcoat
...
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Categories:
colleges, anxiety, feelings, humanity, journey, life,
Form:
Verse
Good JourneysI have heard many moms repeat
"You never stop being a parent."
Sadly, I don't see or hear that quite so much from the dads,
although I know of remarkably nurturing exceptions.
I thought of this as my impossibly...
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Categories:
colleges, age, career, happiness, love, parents, racism,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Global Earth Rights PartyPerhaps we might all agree
that life’s purpose appears to grow regenerativity,
recreative memories as positive
rising above, and yet within,
and both before and after,
less creative mistrusts of ambivalently evaporating pathology outcomes.
And, if self and other regenerative health
is...
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Categories:
colleges, earth, health, humanity, life, political, rights,
Form:
Political Verse
No Protest No War!No War No Protest!
Colors of red, green, black, and white
spread on the east side of one campus
On the other a wave of white, and blue stars
A flock has gathered
The atmosphere seems peaceful
Tents resembling...
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Categories:
colleges, courage, hope, war, world,
Form:
Free verse
GradesIn numerology twelve has special meanings - they’re twelve days of Christmas, twelve months in a year, and Taylor Swift’s had twelve number-one albums. All we care about at Yale, are the twelve days until...
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Categories:
colleges, best friend, education, holiday, humor, school, seasons,
Form:
Free verse
Poem From EastTell me Yes Or No
Many days and weeks had gone
Still you are keeping silent to my query
Tell me when will break your silence
to answer to my loving heart
If you are saying Yes
I will be...
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Categories:
colleges, meaningful,
Form:
Blank verse
Another Ministry of Truth Caught Then Lies volume 3
The National Science Foundation outsources to Colleges, today's mental assassins to secretly
censor you using "wisedex"
among other things.
"Wisedex" is
in the shadows of academia,
a deep state melanoma
with digital mitochondria and an mRNA soul.
Mental...
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Categories:
colleges, art,
Form:
Free verse
Riches To RagsI have heard of it,
I was in it,
I have imagined it,
But I am yet to experience it.
What is this dream?
Who is this dream for?
Is it a dream for the wealthy and the powerful?
The politicians and...
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Categories:
colleges, courage, devotion, dream, freedom, political, success, uplifting,
Form:
Free verse
We Must Obey God Rather Human Beings Acts 5:28-32"We gave you strict orders not to teach in his name,"he said.
Yet you have filled Jerusalem with your teachings and are
determined to make us guilty of this man's blood." Acts 5:28
Peter and the...
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Categories:
colleges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Dramatic Verse
ChopsticksA 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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Categories:
colleges, character, desire, hope, perspective, truth, voice,
Form:
Free verse
The newest generational great divides in America part oneWhat is causing the very latest generational great divides in America?
The division is between the older generations: the Silent Generation,
the Baby Boomers and Generation X. And the younger generations,
the Millenniums and Generations Z. ...
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Categories:
colleges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Narrative
Why Does the Bds Equal Money For Iran Part TwoIn part one we addressed the facts that any amount of money raised by the BDS regardless of nation gets funneled into Iran. Portions of their ill gotten money ends up in the hands of...
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Categories:
colleges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Narrative
Let This Be a Dire Warning To You Part ThreeThere is one thing that you must do before you exit this life and planet earth! People plan out every aspect of their lives but they still miss the mark! Yes seniors are told to...
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Categories:
colleges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Narrative
Why Is America Embracing Marxisim Part OneWhy is America embracing Marxism? When in Hong Kong, Venezuela, and Cuba people are embracing Democracy! Even willing to pay the harsh penalties of Communist regimes for the very freedom America is throwing away? Our...
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Categories:
colleges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Please Do Not Give Them Your ChildrenPlease do not hand over your public school aged children to Progressive and Liberal School Districts and members! Can you home school them or contact people who are willing and able to? Can you...
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Categories:
colleges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Brain WashAccording to Dr. Jennifer Clark, our students in our public school systems.
And our colleges and universities are being brain washed and indoctrinated into the doctrine of Progressive Socialism. They are being brain washed into thinking...
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Categories:
colleges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Case For Traditional Values Part ThreeHaving and holding onto a Godly nuclear family today is becoming increasingly difficult to do so! If you can home school your children. Find a good Christ-centered Christian school either on-line or in person. What...
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Categories:
colleges, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
On Chance, Fate, Probability, and the Fear of DeathIt's always struck me as amazing how folks will buy more lottery tickets as the odds increase, so long as the prize money increases. The recent billion dollar lottery sent the masses into a frenzy--and...
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Categories:
colleges, animal, appreciation, atheist, death, fate, god, grief,
Form:
Prose
CowboysA man named Ben stood on a slope looking at the gates of hell,
He swore they’d never turn back, him and his best friend Del.
They knew the bandits came this way, they’d left a sloppy...
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Categories:
colleges, adventure, best friend, courage, scary,
Form:
Rhyme
Most Challenging Course In the WorldMost challenging course in the World,
What come in my mind is to open the university which will teach more about understanding women,
But I don't know if I will find some best professors to...
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Categories:
colleges, anger, depression, humanity, life, nature, pain, women,
Form:
Prose
Lessons From the SandpitGo play in the sandpit was the call from my Mother,
Whenever I was bored.
My first teacher then took over from my Mother,
In repeating those same words of Wisdom.
Thankfully the words had sunk in by the...
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Categories:
colleges, adventure, appreciation, art, beauty, bullying, childhood, community,
Form:
I do not know?