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Premium Member Earth's Humane Rights To Healthy Climates
In 1968,
a time of great concern for healthy human civil rights
for and of women as well as LeftBrain culturally dominant men,
Gregory Bateson invited a Symposium
not quite a finished Symphony
proposing Moral and Aesthetic Structure of Human...

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Categories: conversely, culture, earth, environment, health, nature, political, prejudice,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member The Wound That Never Heals
Science can’t save you, neither can religion,
at least Popper and Niebuhr, philosophers and poets,
are entertainers, which is why actors and athletes
are paid so much. Thanks for the summaries.
I was teaching Shakespeare’s 92nd ridiculous sonnet
to my...

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Categories: conversely, christian, husband, mother, music, night, prayer, snow,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Scratch
Back when the strange appeared uncommon, 
I knew I was just beginning 
To scratch the surface of the truth.
So I got myself a shovel.

As I dug deeper, I discovered my scent so jaded
As to not...

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Categories: conversely, allegory, journey,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Nikita Something
This is what the spirits tell me about you: I see you have traveled far in search of answers to your many questions. You should take satisfaction in having attained an advanced state of enlightenment....

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Categories: conversely, extended metaphor,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Tulum
Poet: Ken Jordan
Poem: Tulum
Edited by: Sparkle Jordan
written: October/2013


Tulum, 
in the morning sun,
 is like a diamond 
shining brighter 
than
any diamond 
that 
your eye's
will ever see -

Only a few 
can say 
that 
they have seen 
this mythical
wonder...

the Mayan city, 
that stands 
on a rocky 
promontory 
overlooking 
the Caribbean 
sea -

When you're
here 
in this 
ancient city,

you feel
the spirit's 
of 
the 
Maya people,

Who 
discovered
this sacred
place...

the
sea route
that linked
Mexico
to 
Central...

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© Ken Jordan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: conversely,
Form: Light Verse



Unashamedly Yes I Have Also 2 Admit 2
Unashamedly Yes but unfortunately 

I also have to admit to doing this my own self 

Otherwise who am I then in fact 

No better in fact rather so far much worse

If I know the truth...

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Categories: conversely, anger,
Form: Free verse
The Quiet Storm's the Worst
A Storm is brewing, quietly churning above.
Residents working to prepare a town tradition.
Mobilizing able citizens, attempts to guarantee success.
A hundred year tradition, the town's shining gem
Times are changing, still they cling to the past.
As if...

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Categories: conversely, allegory, allusion, corruption, destiny, religion, storm,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Talk To the Legend - Part 2
And now, dear reader, I should beg your pardon
For changing the rhythm - it will not be so ardent.
You will notice calm tones of my speaking dealings,
And Bruce, I believe, will get no painful feelings;
Conversely,...

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Categories: conversely, thank you, thanks,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Loose Leaf Diary
She is a forward-thinking, goal-oriented, methodical strategist, in both personal and professional endeavors. She uses her intelligence, talent, wit and charm to achieve whatever she sets her mind to, but is easily frustrated by what...

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Categories: conversely, allegory, relationship,
Form: Prose Poetry
I Am Dancing Along the Corridor of Love
I AM DANCING ALONG THE CORRIDOR OF LOVE.

As I write to you, family and friends have started suspecting perhaps I'm suffering from 'lovecamia' that is, the problem of not being loved as coined by me...

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Categories: conversely, i love you,
Form: Prose Poetry
Play the Fool
Play the Fool

Once a knight now the court jester,
He juggles the pins,
If he loses the rhythm, he will lose his life.
The Queen stares at the fool.
She who knew him as a knight,
Now laughs with the...

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Categories: conversely, poetry, society,
Form: Free verse
Orwells Moustache: Part I
orwell’s moustache: PART I

the father of big brother
whose face can be found on the cover of 
animal farm or nineteen eighty-four,
his two most popular literary achievements---
he stares back at us with a moustache---
a pencil moustache...

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Categories: conversely, life, men, men,
Form: Free verse
Letters For People Part 7
Dear people, 
It may please thee to find,
A peacefully priced scheme to these rhymes confined for a time in a cursedly mind,
A curse! It might seam, in search of the dream,
get in line behind the...

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© Matt Godek  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: conversely, emotions, fish,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Forgiveness
FORGIVENESS 

Some have said that forgiveness is an impossibility because the mind never forgets a wrong that has been done.  Perhaps to some, that is true.  But allow me to share the feeling...

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Categories: conversely, blessing, forgiveness, inspirational love, peace,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Glitches
GLITCHES 
Glitches 
DO you double click your mouse to get one click? 
DO you ever have a page just disappear? 
(This rally happened unto me the thing goes to the right clean out of site)...

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Categories: conversely, introspection, on work and working, on writing
Form: Free verse
Take Refuge
take refuge in the blues

when the sadness comes without permission

the minor chords, the slow repetition, the cigarette voice,

the dank barely lit bars & the pain drawn out through the synergy of

it all.

 

take refuge in...

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Categories: conversely, life, words,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Awakening Abyss
Agape brain, there is a deep abyss, dull and endless.
But, I'm falling, acquiring whatever may be blessedness.
Conversely, there is only a void, and I am doomed.
Daily life's pull resembles a tornado baiting my wound.
Even though...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: conversely, analogy, bereavement, confusion, depression, dream, grief, perspective,
Form: ABC
Uncommon
UNCOMMON
By: William S. Labtis

When would uncommon be a common?
Or vice versa, a common be an uncommon?

Common* as we know as those belonging
   to two or more;
Shared by all alike; one pertaining
  ...

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Categories: conversely, conflict,
Form: Free verse
I Feel No Billow
I FEEL NO BILLOW:

Obvious smile covering enormous of feelings.
Shadows on the wall tells 'bout what could be happening.
Self-isolation mobilised for a painstaking decision.
Children of destitute parents on gruesome mission;
Fantasies and fallacies boosting men for filching,
Selling...

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Categories: conversely, beautiful, family, trust,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Weekend Warrior on a Bicycle
I cycled to Hawthorne before the dawn,
Saw a deer on Taxter Road leading a fawn.
I reached a field of the kids little League.
Waited for the train, too pumped for fatigue.

The train passed by lakes of...

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Categories: conversely, adventure, nature,
Form: Lyric
What They Saw (Part 1)
What they saw, that seminal liberation day,
Defied, at first, all comprehension;
The winding dirt road uncoiled to a clearing,
Snaked to primal ordinariness, a camp, militia deserted.
Static gates, fences of rust stained barbed wire,
Ramshackle huts in the...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: conversely, confusion, death, history, inspirational, life,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Sweet Sludge Serenade
Written: April 09, 2025, for contest sponsored by Brian Strand

                 *********************

sometimes there's soft sludge
a harsh grip that creeps in...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: conversely, appreciation, character,
Form: Free verse
GASTON GLOCK THE GUNSMITH GOES HOME
??????GASTON GLOCK THE GUNSMITH GOES HOME??????
 
Gaston Glock, the genius gunsmith,
The gun guy behind mysterious myth
And the groundbreaking Glock handgun,
Produced the glock gun but now gone.4

What a grand grandeur idea granulated.
Gaston Glock's genius granted 
Global...

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Categories: conversely, 1st grade,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member DICHOTOMIES
Before we left on our summer trip it was important for Deborah and me
to get together and spend some time with our friends and family.

And…as the love, the laughter, and the conversations overflowed with ease
in...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: conversely, happiness,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The King In Grey
gallant knight on snow white charger 
rides to fame and noble deeds 
finds some roads go on forever 
hero whom nobody needs. 
helm is shining, sword belt buckled 
bears a straight untarnished lance 
rides across...

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© Lee Leon  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: conversely, allegory, confusion, philosophy, time, war,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things