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Premium Member A Matter Of Faith

When I was a child, I wondered

Was deep sleep, death?

Was every morning a new life, a new incarnation?

Waking up, I found the people around me were the same

I was the same too, nothing changed

This cannot...

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© MB Farookh  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: day of reckoning, allusion, creation, faith, god, metaphor, philosophy, religion,
Form: Free verse



Similar If Not Identical To Last Year
Similar if not identical to last year...   
umpteenth heat wave since onset of summer...
sizzles Delaware Valley today August 26th, 2022

Said geographical area composed of counties
located in Southeastern Pennsylvania,
South Jersey, Delaware, and
Eastern Shore of...

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Categories: day of reckoning, 11th grade, 12th grade, bereavement, betrayal, environment,
Form: Free verse
Umpteenth Heat Wave Since Onset of Summer
Umpteenth heat wave since onset of summer...
sizzles Delaware Valley today August 25th, 2021

Said geographical area composed of counties
located in Southeastern Pennsylvania,
South Jersey, Delaware, and
Eastern Shore of Maryland.

Sweltering temperatures
figuratively grip human zoo
bipedal hominids (yours truly,
an olive...

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Categories: day of reckoning, america, august, confusion, death, earth, future, health,
Form: Free verse
Bridal Veil Falls
Welcome to Bridal Veil.
The beauty is beyond compare.
As you walk down the peaceful trail, 
Strange whispers might fill the air,
of Maswein, the magician forgotten tale.
O' the lore and truths, it begs to share.
May this humble...

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Categories: day of reckoning, inspiration, nature, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Animal Chain Atocities
Animal Chain Atrocities

No longer a bucolic photo op
bedecking a cover of Life magazine

Free grazing
pastoral images
now but bewildered enslavement

Animal commodities
factory farms and feedlots
CAFO habitats raising
sixty billion a year for dinner tables

Chickens

Hi-Tech slaughter
football fields long
alethic poor
four walled...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: day of reckoning, animal,
Form: Free verse



Electorate Witnesses Wounded Beast
Electorate witnesses wounded beast...
flailing, lurching, and writhing in throes of agony

Trumpets blare acknowledging
crack hunters lucky strike,
i.e. bullseye salvo shot at
innocuous yet brutish
and nasty looking Homo sapien
courtesy elite militia incapacitates,
(yet doth not kill) mortal enemy.

Tis a...

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Categories: day of reckoning, absence, autumn, class, evil, fate, humanity, november,
Form: Political Verse
Almost Three Years Ago From Today December 20th, 2022
Almost three years ago from today December 20th, 2022

self quarantined misanthrope...
pitched into purgatory wham!

Ably cane resign eternal damnation (mine)
courtesy devil specially engraved telegram
prestidigitation found me vanishing shazam,
without a trace I 
disappeared in thin air voila
Earthly...

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Categories: day of reckoning, adventure, angel, anniversary, atheist, cousin, death, december,
Form: Rhyme
Storming the Gates of Heaven
O ' Satan, father of all that is sinister and evil,
Of all that is foul, putrid, and base.
Ruler of the underworld
I've have had a vision!
You led the legions of the damned
In a cataclysmic war,
To regain...

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Categories: day of reckoning, angel, dark, evil,
Form: Rhyme
Unbroken Reconciliation
18-12-1922.                    22-12-2018
A date of birth.           ...

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Categories: day of reckoning, december, father daughter, how i feel, peace,
Form: Free verse
Self Quarantined Misanthrope Pitched Into Purgatory Wham
Self quarantined misanthrope pitched into purgatory wham!

Ably cane resign eternal damnation (mine)
courtesy devil specially engraved telegram
prestidigitation found me vanishing shazam,
without a trace I disappeared in thin air voila
Earthly travails atop horns of dilemma ram
into me...

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Categories: day of reckoning, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, allusion,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Once Had Is Not a Property
ONCE HAD IS NOT A PROPERTY

Few are looking for what many got that I had
Much effort is a necessity as success is a work hard
Some few are looking for a shortcut; heard failure is a...

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Categories: day of reckoning, loss, father, son, family, family, father, hope,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Ah How Envious Those Young Restless and Fecund
Ah... how envious, those young, restless, and fecund...

Lucky young guys and gals
admission courtesy yours
truly finds small (medium)
poetaster at large rubicund
perhaps anonymous reader

lollygagging (cyber space)
while away leisure stunned
boot why such shock despite
old & decrepit peppy gunned
no...

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Categories: day of reckoning, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, baby,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Cruelty of Life
Knocking on success’ door, irrespective of its intensity
is worthy of a response and an attention.
When life smiles and nature is happy, the one who passes their estate
is embraced by favour to take luck home.
Showcased by...

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Categories: day of reckoning, education, environment, life, race, sad, success,
Form: Epic
Just One Word
It takes just one word to move the universe when you want to converse, sometimes it takes just one word to move the elephant out of the room before the next full moon. Sometimes it’s...

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Categories: day of reckoning, adventure, business, career, celebrity, city, class, community,
Form: Narrative
Unshackle My Verse: the People V Poetry
Unshackle my verse: The People V. Poetry

The judge says, 
“Will the defendant please rise”
Intently, I stare into his eyes, 
was once the apple, but now despised. 

“Poetry, you have been charged with multiple counts of...

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Categories: day of reckoning, judgement, poetry, words, writing,
Form: Rhyme
My Serenity
After my life fell onto black days and down in a dark hole of nothingness,
Before I knew you wanted something to do with me after all,
Crystals shining beautifully in the night sky might as well...

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Categories: day of reckoning, love,
Form: Abecedarian
The Day of Reckoning
The day the trees shed;oh' my
The day the water ran 
red;Bled?
The day disease 
spread;Throughout
The day those that were 
already dead pled;For 
Sympathy?
The day we have read;The 
prophecy
The day The prophets said;"The 
day of judgement is...

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Categories: day of reckoning, heaven
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member December the Twenty First
Now the last chime is past, this day, December the 21st is here
The world awaits the Mayan predictions, now we fear their seers

How many are waiting around like rabbits caught in the lights
Fearing to move...

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Categories: day of reckoning, fantasy, day, december,
Form: Couplet
Reckoning(Wisdom Hard Earned)
slumbering so long deep inside
unable to overcome the tide
a heart slowly awakens
in a man once forsaken

i see beauty where once was none
hearing wisdom from those who have won(?)
i am breaking out of the bonds of...

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Categories: day of reckoning, recovery from...me, me,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Herodias the Evil Woman - Matthew 14: 1-12
John the Baptist was truly God's man
but Herod the tetrarch put him in jail
because of his evil wife Herodias
who sought always on John's trail

John was bold in declaring the truth
that Herodias, Herod had stole
from his...

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Categories: day of reckoning, bible, evil, woman,
Form: Rhyme
Black History Month 2
Did you think I wrote a month in a minute
Or four hundred years at the beginning of it
Do you think twenty eight days is all I need
To forget where southern fruits bleed
And stain my memory...

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Categories: day of reckoning, black african american, history, history, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Reigning Spirit
REIGNING SPIRIT

Like a ravenous fire is my tongue.
The spirit of a wild wolf resides inside my restless flesh
I was sent to devour and destroy misnomers…
Mortar bricks and clay shall wash away *chomers
Trust only in God’s...

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Categories: day of reckoning, spiritual,
Form: Prose Poetry
Snoring Spouse Rocks Highland Manor
(not really, but just wanted
to get your attention.)

Thus "NOT FAKE," but
poetic quasi true anecdote
infused fictionalized
by this ole goat
with prevarication
to enliven of no note
characteristic, and certainly
not worth quote

ting - for any future
reference material, imp poet
tent to...

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Categories: day of reckoning, assonance, environment, mom, mother, night, senses, wife,
Form: Free verse
The Execution
The convicts day of reckoning had finally come,
Only hours left he sat in his cell pondering and feeling glum.

Thoughts on what brought him here, and the terrible things he had done.
Just wanting life easy and...

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Categories: day of reckoning, death, forgivenessold, day, forgiveness, life, old, time,
Form: Couplet
Through Your Eyes
Give me heaven's eyes
Instead of these earthly lies
For they paralyzes
The gifts inside.
Give me angel ears
So I can hear
With a clear transmission
Not these tattered incisions.
My lungs are enlarged with an ocean of guilt
Like a flower, I...

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Categories: day of reckoning, christian, destiny, faith, identity, life, rap, slam,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs