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Premium Member Declaration of Interdependence
When in the Course of Earth’s climatic events, 
it becomes necessary for cultures to resolve political bands 
which have connected Her with human nature, 
and to assume among the powers of Earth, 
separate and equal...

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Categories: consanguinity, freedom, health, independence day, life, peace, political,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member Where the Vision Visits
Kentucky's late summer sunshine
sunk deep into their skin
as the boy rode on the back
of his Grandfather's coppered horse,
the tobacco harvest would begin soon,
aromas of sweet leaf darkness
were wafting in the field heat,
to the big barn...

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Categories: consanguinity, christian, heart, hope, , 9th grade,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Farewell, Phantoms
I, heart on sleeve ... proudly? I suppose, in a contrite way ...
          but it's beyond my breadth to control, so it is what it IS.
...

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Categories: consanguinity, hope, lost love, relationship, true love, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
A Few Words To the American Mogul
I don’t have the financial muscle
To wrestle the American State President intellectually
If the truth be told ;
I don’t have half enough in my savings account
To ridicule the financial dry seasons I went through to this...

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Categories: consanguinity, racism,
Form: Epic
Struggle To Write
Struggle to write

Witnessed courtesy the following poetic sight
especially when dark shadows foretell edge of night
twilight zone expanding
into outer limits of width and height
obscuring webbed wide world
subsequently where black tentacles alight.

This poetic prologue feeble exercise to...

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Categories: consanguinity, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure,
Form: Rhyme



Literary Orgasm
(alternate title – A bona 
er fide dog day afternoon delight).

A mere half dozen vowels 
constitute the English language 
    Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay
Consonants comprise majority
  
(sans remaining twenty) 
   ...

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Categories: consanguinity, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure,
Form: Lay
Dithering With Hesitation On Brink of Abysmal Precipice
Infinite pitch black void zooms,
I vacillate to pitch headlong (head over heels)
where freedom looms
large (think) cosmic size grand canyon grooms
espouses, and cloisters unbridled wedded bliss
structured sound of silence booms.

Dawdling against inevitable fate
temporarily holds in check...

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Categories: consanguinity, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, angst,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Still Dithering With Hesitation On Brink of Abysmal Precipice I
Infinite pitch black void zoomed,
I vacillated then pitched headlong
(head and knobby knees, over heels)
where skeletons in shuttered closets roomed,
and antithesis of freedom loomed
large (think) cosmic size grand canyon groomed
courtesy the once mighty Mississippi,
now barely a...

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Categories: consanguinity, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Rhyme
Continent Wide Yogic Carpet Ride Unveils Qualm
Bull eve me (Adam, whether existence
     fact or fiction),
     his immediate legion heirs whole
heartedly partook
     to regale no Joe king paternal prominence,
 ...

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Categories: consanguinity, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Propinquity - First Place Contest Winner
Loneliness is never more cruel than when it is felt in close propinquity with someone who has ceased to communicate.
Germaine Greer

In the orbit of nearness, where hearts align 
Where synapse  evolves into a cherished...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: consanguinity, analogy, appreciation, care, relationship,
Form: Rhyme
Consanguinity
The augury of him in Crimea was so
That Ekaterina said she was tired of sandwiches
But I did have black tea, black Latvian bread with her black Ikra near Black Sea
Hundreds of kilometres from Kiev and...

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© Amit Ray  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: consanguinity, conflict,
Form: Chastushka
Consanguinity Begets Anomalies
Offspring between close family members
not biologically fit nor ablest
even if direct immediate relations
consider themselves best
buddies, emotionally intimate, and offload
heavy matters weighing down

on their respective figurative chest,
cuz lurking within brethren and cistern genes,
and/or chromosomes dwell deadliest
nastiest,...

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Categories: consanguinity, baby, body, conflict, confusion, devotion, fate, horror,
Form: Free verse
Self Imposed
Dedicate to human rights Mr. Anna Hazare activist that fought for free corrupt Indian society. 
this poem is a result of my disappointment.
Inhabitable lineal consanguinity, paraphernalia under the subordination.
A resourceful visible Bond, to colonize the...

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Categories: consanguinity, caregiving,
Form: Sonnet
A Politician's Diary
Standing for them, myself I see
Oblivious of that, for me they all agree
To myself, why sweat for them?
No consanguinity gives room for mayhem

Unabashed, I am, egocentric,
undaunted, I am eccentric,
Audacious, I am covetous,
In my trade, I...

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Categories: consanguinity, betrayal, dark, evil,
Form: Blank verse
I Shoulda Seen It Comin'
I shoulda seen it coming 
like a blazing surge of lightning, 
before it took bite of my name 
with a deafening defame. 

The trickery of friendship 
is like a sinking ship,
where you're left in your...

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Categories: consanguinity, deep,
Form: Rhyme
On the High Ways
So speedy again on the high ways
Trees and shrubs glancing through my eyes
 As if they were ever in motion
With this wireless whooping sound like a rumbling thunderstorm

I closely observed the backward race of nature
Only...

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© Great Jaja  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: consanguinity, nature, me,
Form: Verse
Metamorphoses
...inspired by 'Piktor's Metamorphoses' by Hermann Hesse


Stepping through a vale she spied an oak,
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots
clawed deeply through the soil below.

Embracing now its weathered bark...

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Categories: consanguinity, fantasy,
Form: Quatrain
Unity of Consanguinity
Consanguinity
Consanguinity is the characteristic of having a kinship with another person. Many jurisdictions have laws prohibiting people who are related by blood from marrying or having sexual relations with each other. The degree of consanguinity...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: consanguinity, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Metamorphosis
Stepping through a vale she spied an oak,
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots
clawed deeply through the soil below.

Embracing now its weathered bark she found
her scrawny body stretched from...

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Categories: consanguinity, nature, science fiction,
Form: Quatrain
Metamorphosis
Stepping through a vale she spied an oak,
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots
clawed deeply through the soil below.

Embracing now its weathered bark she found
her scrawny body stretched from...

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Categories: consanguinity, fantasy,
Form: Quatrain
Metamorphosis
Stepping through a vale she spied an oak,
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots
clawed deeply through the soil below.

Embracing now its weathered bark she found
her scrawny body stretched from...

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Categories: consanguinity, inspirational, nature, philosophy,
Form: Verse
Metamorphosis
Stepping through the veil she spied an oak, 
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots 
clawed deeply through the soil below. 

Embracing now its weathered bark she found 
her...

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Categories: consanguinity, fantasy,
Form: Quatrain
Darkly Smoldering Allies
Darkness and I have become allies,

 affinity by association's shadowed prayer

     spoken of the same kindred language,

consanguinity in our devout appeal

  of blackening night's smoky exposure,

like a coke whore I...

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© Paloma P   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: consanguinity, allegory, dark, emotions, introspection, moon,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs