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Chapter 88 -- Damian Delilah Mallory Solomon Brothers: the Billards Blowout
Early afternoon. The Solomon
Were in their, (according to Damali)
Club house. But the reality of the
Circumstance is this. The Club
House was the Damian Domaine.
Damian's Billards. Damian didn't
Know it was their chosen hangout.
As the...
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Categories:
curfew, africa, allusion, devotion,
Form:
Alliteration
Chapter 98 -- Damian Delilah Mallory: Teenager Invaders Misbehavior
Late evening March 2045
The Teenagers were adventurous
They were venturing. DJ and
Damali Trech were both 18 years
Old. The Copy Cat Club was the
Place to be for teens. It mostly
Served...
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Categories:
curfew, confidence, courage, emotions, father daughter, father son,
Form:
Alliteration
The Breakfast Program and Me Targeted by Donald Trump face
It was 1968 we'd gathered again in the school auditorium my tiny hands sweating only five years old while my name was called in all of this cold
civil rights riots plagued my little...
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Categories:
curfew, allah,
Form:
Quatorzain
Chapter 84-- Damian Delilah Mallory: Quest
Date: December 2040
Damian is on the phone speaking
With architects. He made
Airline and hotel reservations.
Soon Afterwards he went
To Molly and caressed her away from
From a sweet dream. "Hey, baby girl."
He sat on...
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Categories:
curfew, africa, age, allusion, beauty, black love, boy,
Form:
Alliteration
Chapter 68 -- Damian Delilah Mallory Damian Junior: the Teenage Barbecue Takeover
The festive furious festival of
Fifteen and fourteen year olds
Had functionally formed the
Teenage takeover brigade.
The boy and girl gladiators they
Were everywhere. And DJ had
His girlfriend there somewhere,
Ready to Introduce her to the
Family. Although...
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Categories:
curfew, best friend, clothes, creation, home, mother daughter,
Form:
Alliteration
Chapter 110 -- Damian Delilah Mallory Damali Desharah Dj
Date: June 2046
Damian traveled into town to
Observe results of the Deuces
Bar renovation. Joshua Godfrey
Barrington Shadir and Matthias
We're in the gym trying to play
A type of cruel ball...
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Categories:
curfew, birth, business, devotion,
Form:
Alliteration
The Big Agenda
We have all gotten used to wearing our masks just like we do our bras and panties, now we need get used to wearing a muzzle in case we rub the "Woke" and "Snowflakes" up...
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Categories:
curfew, anxiety, corruption, discrimination, freedom, psychological,
Form:
Narrative
Part of Me: A Fallen Child
Part of my soul severed by their ruthless oppression, demoralization and exploitation of a frightened and abandoned child.
Part of me drowning in detrimental sorrow as a 10 yr. old coerced by the evilness on the...
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Categories:
curfew, abuse, anti bullying, child abuse, childhood, for
Form:
Free verse
The Square Root of Beirut
The Square Root of Beiruit
Ten men bending while theyre pretending to be near the ending
A capitalist nightmare glares like rotten fruit
The squate root of Beiruit
No it isn’t fair, so they’ll start to loot
The soldiers are...
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Categories:
curfew, introspection, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
curfew, parody, song,
Form:
Ballad
Chapter 104 --Damian Delilah Mallory: Curiousities of Explorations
Date: August 2045
Amadeus rose from his dreams
At 10 morning time. He prepared
For his for his birthday. He was thinking
Of the day ahead as he Showered.
"Yeaah, I'm sixteen today!"
Afterwards Amadeus dressed...
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Categories:
curfew, birth, confidence, preschool,
Form:
Alliteration
History of Havard Yard
Okay. So, according to her license plate, Sarah had something to do with the name “Welbeck Street” and had once asked if the Journal would consider using “Harvard Yard” in her name. Also according to...
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Categories:
curfew, america, people, poems, poetry, poets,
Form:
Free verse
Better Daya
I know you’re happy,
Guess I’m stuck bein’ me,
Guess I stay missin’ out on chances that I couldn’t see.
But in the meantime,
Keep your head,
And know I’m doin’ just fine.
You know, maybe I’ll get lucky and catch...
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Categories:
curfew, angst, emotions, growing up, high school, introspection,
Form:
I do not know?
The Toilet Paper Revolution
Date June 2024
A large group picketed outside
Of the toilet paper factory.
People held picket
Signs marching in a circular line.
The Group chanted:
Revolters deserve better bottom
Paper on this caper! The group
Became bigger...
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Categories:
curfew, anger, history,
Form:
Alliteration
Out of Toilet Paper
silent issues
humanity
and the hypocrisy
of soft tissues
openly
running out of paper rolls
secretly
disgrace on humanity's cheeks silently rolls
there's a monument
on earth
to the unknown soldier
there's a monument
in the firmaments
to the unknown child
a well known secret
a hood by night...
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Categories:
curfew, abuse, bullying, child abuse, children, corruption, culture,
Form:
Verse
A Poem
A Poe-M
(The morning
I felt the sun
in the mode of Lip sync,
In feeling in me and my mom)
How are you, my cello sun?
I got a tremendous deal.
Just in need to be blissful,
in the best counseling zeal.
In...
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Categories:
curfew, motivation,
Form:
Free verse
The Ballad of Bunnie and Claude
Author's note: This is not intentionally a historical piece, dear readers, but I thought I should probably add a bit of background info primarily for the benefit of my more international friends and colleagues on...
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Categories:
curfew, humor,
Form:
Ballad
Insect innocence
Drink the poison from my blood, breathe the rot from my lungs.
Take all that has been decaying inside me and nurse it to health like an injured bird.
A child who was once pure, turned sour...
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Categories:
curfew, angst, child abuse, childhood, dark, daughter, insect,
Form:
Free verse
S O W E T O
Some place somewhere,in nowhere
Oh! come dearly wind,come to the place and everywhere
Were it not bad of you to bend and bypass us in your haste
Eternal it would be-had love been bethrothe'
To the valley,slummed with valour...
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Categories:
curfew, africa,
Form:
Classicism
In the Midst of It
Let me tell you a true story.
Hopefully to show God’s power and His glory.
Two army buddies, friends that went A.W.O.L.
Absent without leave a military crime, a foul.
Two young men scared in Saigon, not more than...
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Categories:
curfew, faith, inspirational, war, care, night, people, care,
Form:
Rhyme
An Elegy Written In a Shopping Mall
The following poem was written at the request of my wife and it is intended to be ‘gently mocking’ in its style.
The reader MUST stroll though it for that purpose alone.
A long time...
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Categories:
curfew, funnyme, may, me, time,
Form:
Lyric
Whats Next On Their Agenda
Now the protesting has started. They (Our Government) will have groups of protesters put in with real protesters creating fires, destruction, even violence. They will escalate the protest to where there are shootings. Once that...
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Categories:
curfew, america, dark, military,
Form:
Free verse
A Wandering Boy With a Song In His Pocket
A Wandering Boy with a Song in His Pocket (Part I)
Arabic Poem by: Salman Dawood Mohammed
Translated into English by:
Inaam Al-Hashimi (Gold_N_Silk)
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A blaze
Sticking out
Its tongue
At firefighters
That’s what love is!
***
(2)
Do you remember my soul,
When...
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Categories:
curfew,
Form:
Prose Poetry
My Kashmir Burns (Part 2)
Another son is dead, until five he lived.
For his long life at Shah-Hamdan he had threads tied
“Shehij ninder yee nai. Gahas Kormakh Khudayas Hawale”, his mother cries.
No news can penetrate across the mountains. Satellites work...
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Categories:
curfew, allegory, art, death, dedication, depression, devotion, faith,
Form:
Elegy
Vignettes of a Ghetto
A morning bustles with activity. Folks go about their day, including a Siamese cat creeping past the sidewalk. But appearances are deceiving. This place isn't Disney World. Every day is a struggle for survival. A...
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Categories:
curfew, environment, imagery, life, people, places, poverty,
Form:
Narrative