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Premium Member A Greener Bodhisattva World
This is the third time
I've read Beyond Religion:
Ethics
[non-sectarian, non-partisan, non-violent]
for A (not "The") Whole World
[ZeroZenZone Universe, psychological and politically eco-logical].

In the second, of two, sections,
the Dalai Lama discusses,
in most excruciating therapeutic detail,
emotional positive v negative...

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Categories: discusses, beauty, green, health, humor, psychological, religion, trust,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member Chatgpt-4 Shockingly Rates One of My Sonnets a 94 Out of 100
“ChatGPT-4, can you give me your literary opinion on the following sonnet? By the way, it is preambled by an explanatory prolegomenon which discusses the sonnet’s theme and my inspiration for composing it:”

Mental “Masturbation”

(The title...

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Categories: discusses, extended metaphor, satire, sin, smart,
Form: Sonnet
Do I Like You
Do I Like You? 

Do I like the amount you put into my mouth? 
Do I like how you wash me in the shower? 
Do I like how you put my clothes on - strangely? 
Do...

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Categories: discusses, angst, betrayal, body, caregiving, clothes, confidence, fashion,
Form: Rhyme
Short Guide Through Geo Political Economy Part 1
At the end of one pleasant evening
It was decided to end it on the highest note…
He placed himself on grandest stage
And stretching mighty or shaky hand to the horizon
He simply said to esteemed crowd:

We are...

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Categories: discusses, allusion, political, world,
Form: Concrete
When the Evidence Went Missing [cont'D]
“All their comings and their goings were so closely scrutinised 
as the prosecution’s trump card was the evidence they prized.  
Though the wily prosecutor gathered facts to build his case,  
some old bushmen...

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Categories: discusses, funny, life, old, morning, old,
Form: Rhyme



A Place To Stand
To look back now,?to the times when I was young,?there were so many unknowns?that the girl I was ?didn’t realize existed.?I did not know?if I could ever trust a man to care.?I did not know?if...

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Categories: discusses, abuse, anxiety, art, depression, mental illness, poems,
Form: Free verse
Detailing delicate defecation debacle
Detailing delicate defecation debacle

Otherwise wordily titled: pooped out
after pouring bucketfuls of water into 
place of ablutions
all the while skipping to my loo
umpteen times courtesy bathtub faucet
turned toward hot temperature
so toilet would finally,
magnificently, and royally flush.

As...

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Categories: discusses, 12th grade, adventure, anxiety, april, assonance, body,
Form: Rhyme
Detailing Delicate Defecation Debacle
otherwise wordily titled: pooped out
after pouring bucketfuls of water into 
place of ablutions
all the while skipping to my loo
umpteen times courtesy bathtub faucet
turned toward hot temperature
so toilet would finally,
magnificently, and royally flush.

As ofttimes occurred in...

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Categories: discusses, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, business,
Form: Rhyme
They Were Dying, Part 5 of 7
(Director John Huston had, previously to
this shoot, killed an elephant under
controversial circumstances.  Here he
discusses his cast and crew.  "Wallaby"
is his nickname for Eli Wallach.)


White Hunter, Black Heart 

She had no technique. 
If anyone...

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Categories: discusses, film,
Form: Free verse
Little Miss Perfect
Little Miss Perfect


I.
Blue eyes, blond hair, fair skin
The American Dream
Blue eyes, blond hair, fair skin
The Aryan dream
What are we teaching our children?
What set of morals are being discusses?
Around the dinner table

II.

Daughter you must go hungry
Nobody...

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Categories: discusses, socialdance, me, blue, blue, dance, me,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Rubicon Crossing
Owning the ability to strikingly be on a rough road. 
Need the pride to cross the hazardous paddled rowed. 
Caesar energetically settled on a terrible decision. 
Cross a no-return line for Rome's dictator to goad.

When...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: discusses, analogy, bereavement, change, culture, depression, discrimination, river,
Form: Rubaiyat
Premium Member A Happy Home
I've been musing lately about things that really make a home complete.
One thing for sure - a happy home is one with laughter and love replete!
'Twill be a place with affectionate parents who dearly love...

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Categories: discusses, family, house, family, dog, home, dog, family,
Form: Rhyme
Constancy Trumps Currency
Currency runs us,
       binds cuffs of dependancy to us

We become 
            what we're paid to do

Or transform 
...

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Categories: discusses, business, care, dedication, family,
Form: Free verse
Here We Go
Israel will always remain one State as it is so clearly stated in the Bible
As America's Obama discusses Their fate, so will our Nation be held liable 
Just in reading what's going on today you...

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Categories: discusses, betrayal, farewell, fear,
Form: Rhyme
Geometrically Placed
When ten minus nine equals eight the baked bean has a chat to a nine foot goblin in an underpass who is carrying sixty-seven bowls of custard to make a very large tart for supper....

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Categories: discusses, beautiful,
Form: I do not know?
River of No Return
Marilyn Monroe discusses making
"The Misfits"

A desert is a bitter place. 
There's something cruel in endless space: 
it strips away the human scale. 

I fear these winds that scour and chase 
the vortices, and sting my...

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Categories: discusses, film,
Form: Rhyme
Dear Death
*discusses death/depression*
 
Dear death, receive me, for I am not longed for this world.
I, like broken glass, have been crushed; 
irreconcilably incomplete, destitute and alone.
*
No matter my efforts, my body betrays me,
and when evil knocks...

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Categories: discusses, death, depression, longing, pain, sick, suicide,
Form: Tristich
A Great Confusion
Is, it, to be called classi?cation?
Or is it a destruction of paci?cation ?
Or are humans still to undergo humanization ?
In which being humane is considered main quali?cation
Which is not being achieved due to illusional mesmerization,
Should...

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Categories: discusses, anti bullying, confusion, corruption, irony, jealousy, journey,
Form: Tail-rhyme
Who Is Bigfoot's Great Grand Daddy?
Who is Bigfoot’s Great Grand Daddy?

Whether living in a city or on the mountain side,
People from the world around astound us with their views.
He’s nine-feet tall, a hairy thing as upright he flees and leaves.
Only...

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Categories: discusses, animals, life, mysteryearth,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Haiku 49
rainy season 
	grief, white hydrangeas 
	hungry caterpillar



In part, The Haiku Society of America’s definition of a haiku reads, “Usually a haiku in English is written in three unrhymed lines of seventeen or fewer syllables.” Further,...

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Categories: discusses, grief, nature,
Form: Haiku
The Scents of Romance
If some scents stir romance, reminiscence,
If jasmines evoke forgotten good times,
Lavenders if spread peace, tranquil fragrance,
Enigma, scents of mild lemons and limes,
Some scents treat stress, enliven, create lull,
If some work hard to make you feel...

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Categories: discusses, humor, romance,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Prepared To Make Mistakes
We all have our views on the subject. A military officer 
on hearing I was pregnant asked me to consider having
an abortion. I know a young woman, the doctors told
her mom, that with her condition,...

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Categories: discusses, abortion,
Form: Free verse
Identity
Life is full of pain
Until he performs something to attain

Each day responds the same
Till the time, is not wakening up to improve the game

Time is flying
Neglecting the fact, remains rented, relying on lying

Aspiring internal peace
Though...

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Categories: discusses, identity,
Form: Rhyme
I Hope For 2nd Chance
Walking down the sea shores 
Gazing at wondrous God’s creation
Amused by the noise made by waves
And enjoying the spit by rolling waves 

I blinked twice for conviction	
I couldn’t believe my eyes
The adage says “looks can...

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Categories: discusses, lost love, love,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member The Ring Around
*“Ring around the Rosy. A pocketful of posies.
Ashes, Ashes, we all fall down.” - a nursery rhyme

Gone to ashes.
Each town was a burial ground
gone to ashes.
Multitudes wore rosy rashes;
The Black Death’s ring was on them...

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Categories: discusses, history, children, children,
Form: Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things