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Premium Member -Cancer Critter

Cancer Critter runs rampant
It wanders our earth and kills
Still unable to erase it completely 
Not sure we ever will?

Cancer Critter can be deadly 
If bitten you are seriously unwell
Symptoms are often silent
Often no way to tell

If you or someone you love are bitten
It’s a frightening time for sure
Your mind completely overwhelmed
With fear, uncertainties, questions galore

The road ahead will be long
There will be a battle to fight
Some succumb to the Cancer Critter
Others survive its nasty bite

Cancer Critter is repulsive
It’s so ugly and black
It creeps around finding victims 
Then quietly attacks……

Take care and just beware
Monitor the best you can
Be mindful of the Cancer Critter
Critical we rid it from our land
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Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Castor Oil Listing Makes Us Well-Sick

Palma Christe Uses
Food additive and flavoring agent no wonder we get sick now
Mold inhibitor agree with this one mold could not survive in its presence
Ingredients in skin care products like lipstick_don't lick those lips so much
Part of the seed contains a potent toxin called ricin which is deadly poison
An infection lingered after doctor's visit
Momma said castor oil the solution
Grape flavored slime
Gag, gag, nausea
Vomit, vomit, vomit, vomit
Cough, cough, cough
Diarrhea all night
Now two illnesses, upset stomach and snotty nose
Thank God no longer used as a medical treatment 
How could anyone give poison to a person anyway  

Sponsor: Sheri Fresonke Harper
Contest: The Subject Listing Makes us
Written: May 06, 2014
Form: List

Premium Member Not A Single Person Owns America

You don't own the FBI and its agents
While you are president
America belongs to its citizens
You don't own the CIA and its agents
While you are president
America belongs to its inhabitants.
What you should own
Are the love, honor, honesty and pride
For America. America is not on loan
America is to be loved, not to be lied
To from sunset to sunrise
From the last Angelus bell to the early rise
Of the birds. Stop lying to America.
Let's embrace unity, opportunity and diversity
Turn America into a panacea
Let's respect and greet each other daily.
Love America and protect America
From violence and deadly Corona
Turn America into a paradise of freedom
Make America fun, smart, equal and prosperous
Let's build a united country, a divine Kingdom.
Racism is deadly, repugnant and contagious
Stop police brutality, cruelty and rudeness
Love your brothers and humanness
Love your sisters and show kindness
If you do, you'll be honored and blessed.
Hate is too rough and heavy to be carried
Around the blocks of history for so long.
For America, let's sing a joyous and patriotic song
Against racism and against bigotry
Let's sing for life, love, peace and liberty.

Copyright © July 2020, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved
Hébert Logerie is the author of several books of poetry.
Form: Rhyme

Two Hours Away and I'm Here in Limbo

Being away from a person it's quite draining to the mind have the conversations continue to build with answers being revealed with little substance.
The light that once was burning bright within the person is now dwindling to a small flickering flame inside about paper mache candle.
What is love when only one is giving it while the other is demanding more and more of a material world.
Can a heart endure the pain of a person that is only in love with the past and judges the future?
What if they have not come to terms with that past and what judge you in proximity to that person?
Answering these small questions places you into limbo yes it is deadly to go forward without assurance from the other person.
You can be away from the person but still be in limbo.

Premium Member Moonstones in Artless Skies

It feels like the world
has been struck by a 
plague of pathological lies,
where fictional truth 
seems to sell better,
the allure of
imitation glistens 
even brighter, 
while superficial tongues 
recite infected mantras,
praising slaves of Satan~
singing corpse lullabies. 

And I can feel 
my drained soul 
descending 
  into darkness,
as this cathartic 
sanctuary 
    slowly decays,
into odds and ends 
of incessant numbness.

Spikes drive through 
this splintered ribcage,
shackling my life force,
to silently bleed 
       in salvation.

I feel the scorching 
iron ore entering 
my splitting heart,
as they watch
the crimson flow,
mocking my
doomed empathy. 
For kindness 
is disregarded, 
in a cynical world 
that has no mercy,
falling into an 
abyss of tears, 
awaiting eternal sleep,
never to rise to 
another devil’s trance,
whilst bleeding in 
reckless reckoning. 

I am the mistreated 
mistress in misery,
stranded in the
midst of an 
abandoned island~
cruising through 
  roaring waves,
in desperate hope 
     for butterfly bliss.

I trace
deadly deeds 
in bloodstained 
 sea-castles,
pleading the lord, 
to tether 
the cold walls,
that hide all these 
layers of brokenness.

Carvings of 
chaos on my skin,
choreograph a 
prodigious dance 
of death,
commemorating 
creased calm, 
with prophetic 
songs that
have no life.
For the coldest 
breeze still
lingers in circles,
from the pits of 
an out-burnt mountain,
reluctant to rearrange 
dried up poison,
with their cape 
  of sentiments,
       in cold refrains 
             and resentment.

Yet I question the 
        cosmic Peridots
scattered between 
     moonstones in 
artless skies.
     How can a poet
make the dead
seem beautiful again,
when musty maggots
     are the only 
fillings they would get?


Premium Member Feel For a Lost Love

Many years loved, many years lost 
A hearts once love Lost Love 
Young and free they was no care 
Destiny unknown road traveled 
Journey, a meet paths cross 
Gentle in kindness bound to fall apart 
A dream, Feel for a Lost Love 

A reality of a journey they both knew 
Even the first kiss was deadly 
But the warmth untold 
A hearts desire no matter the difference 
He was of age, she was barely legal 
He had father's permission 
A promise to be a real man! 

Two hearts they fell in love 
Feel for a Lost Love, many rolled by 
Days was years, love always remain 
Even down the road beauty still persist 
Destiny's can be chances even in heart 
As journeys are purpose she wears his heart 

It not red or run with veins 
Its not darken but shell it covers
But she carries it both in life
Its not just his love but hers as well 
Feel for Lost Love that never die 
Another love that never started

Heliotrope Canopy

Too fragile stems hold heliotrope heads
Taffeta flaunted purple pompoms preposterous
Let us lie on the grass, smoke cigarettes
Aft petal papering conjure new year's purpose

Behold from below the branches spread
Frilly dusk shock puffs, dancing shuffle clusters
Obscure wombs become Wilde, paraded
Lying Spring in Winter cherry bloom discovered

Crushed plums, ostrich plumage cabaret
Bud watching binoculars magnify trivial matters
Syrup decay drips paint over Dorian Gray
Individuals strive beside their neighbours' status

Berating stoney belief in banal morality
Seven deadly virtues bruise a perfect husband
Ademant magenta silken siren Cheveley
Upsets good sense in serpent gaudy diamonds

             
          
           9th June 2022


         Written for Contest:
           Purple Flowers
 
              Sponsor: 
   Nayda Ivette Negron Flores
Form: Rhyme

The Black In Me, response letter

The black in me is hungry
Always seeking more,
She wants to hunt the bad ones
Bring justice for the lore.
Though most can’t understand this
Part of me and free,
When spurned I burned and reaffirmed 
The deadly black in me.
The black in me is craving
To better all the time and
Time is no constraint 
For other and divine…
Where consciousness is here
And there and up above,
The black in me appreciates
All pure kinds of love.
Strong black in me is fighting
For moral rights and truth,
For black has had her lessons
From childhood and youth.
She sees there’s many problems and
Goodness she preserves,
Connecting, protecting
As black in me observes.
The black in me considers;
Graciousness reflects,
Cordial to others 
Earth, Sea and sky respects.
Loves the starry nights and
Lives the very sun
Amongst people and all living things
The black in me is One.
See the black in me is not my skin
Though bloodline is dark brown, 
True blackness not just physical
Yet always is profound.
There is one place the black in me
Could never ever part,
The specialness and preciousness 
Within my very heart.
The black in me you can’t wash out,
Reduce or take control,
She’ll always be eternally 
For she’s my very soul.
Now I hope you understand
I’m as human as can be and
May relate to spirit trait and
Personality.
For I’d like to be your friend and
Thank you for your ask
To write about my blackness
Has been an untold blast!
Yes there is even more
I am this very night...
Though please take pen and write again
So I can read your white.
Form: Rhyme

Matrix Purgatory

What if

Matter whether or not

You think you choose to digest the

Red Pill
Or
Blue Pill

1 and only 1 
Constant common thread 
remains in tact

Somewhere hidden flowing
deep inside the main frame

An encrypted Code does exist

Beyond the many Firewalls
protecting it

Supplementing the Matrix

That could bring it to it's knee's

And so expose the endless litany
of lie's used to subjugate the masses
into willing servitude

And we're to awaken enlightened
to so much fresh new information 
racing through your brain

You we're barely able to recollect
something as trivial as the simple
necessity of how important it is
to breathe

And that all this information your
brain is now trying to process

May possibly even kill you or turn 
your brain to mush 

And leave you in a vegetative
incapacitated state

Like you we're initially before

Only difference is that this may
be a far bitter pill to swallow

Being it's a toxic deadly mix of
1 part Red and other half Blue

And the side effects leave you in
a permanent comatose state 
of mind

To suffer the consequences of
whilst in purgatory

Space Between Time

This is the time, here below 
Days, and months passing with losses
We stayed alert and lie low
Until the deadly virus passes.

Try as best we can, 
not to let the agony of self- doubt
Entered our heart all threaten
anxieties we brought.

And hide in a hesitant fight
If the risk remains alive.
time will come to discover light 
before death we must strive.

This time, we shall not all die,
some live and declare life is assured
after we grown after we sigh after we cry
for history to fine where we had lived.

In a space between time
We struggled to make ends meet
Living each day on fresh promises 
Where the atmosphere was kind

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