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Courtesy Google, I learned Dynata...mite!

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first-party data platform
for insights, activation and measurement

Earlier today August 28th, 2022,
a representative from aforementioned
market research company
fielded political questions to yours truly.

The young lady at other end of telephone
(little...

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Categories: divisiveness, 12th grade, america, animal, conflict, encouraging, future,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Sensory Revolutions
It is a longterm scientific revolution:

THAT, despite visual perceptions
to the contrary,
Earth revolves around our light
and heat SunSource,

And not the other way,
Sun daily rounding Earth,
abounds all our sensory assumptions
to this EarthBound space in UniversalTime.

THAT our home...

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Categories: divisiveness, earth, environment, green, health, peace, religion, science,
Form: Political Verse
My Place
The year of 2022 and we still experience fear. 
Why do you fear us in “Your” neighborhood, especially Black males? You fear Black males, yet Black males may be working for your company. They are...

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Categories: divisiveness, america, change, god, hate, love, people, racism,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member U S Constitution
It is among five documents that I have come to treasure more than any other.                    ...

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Categories: divisiveness, america,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Ode To Oval
*My beloved Oval, I fear that my words fall short of what I am feeling in my heart.  May you accept these few lines of love  as my best effort of expressing my...

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Categories: divisiveness, america, patriotic, political, sad,
Form: Personification



The United States of America
The “United States,” what exactly does that mean?
Does that mean only the states that are “united” and sides with one’s set of ways and views are of importance? And how is it that the “Red”...

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Categories: divisiveness, america, change, corruption, leadership, people, political, usa,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member One For Today's Thinking
I have wandered into a human stew of inopportunity, as my marriage/love/parental life have all come to an abrupt closure, noncompliance and final withdrawal from any real meaning. Am I dead yet? Not necessarily, but...

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Categories: divisiveness, crazy, death, family, goodbye, political, racism, society,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member President of the United States
You’d like to be the President of the U.S. of A.?
The job would have to be cut down to your size,
From your criticisms, would you know what to say
When a constituent speaks of your insidious...

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Categories: divisiveness, political, presidents day,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Heaven and Hell
Once upon a time, there was a world, a one-derful world. Before they
needed explanations that became their defining moment. Contrasts,
and differences that tore them apart. Heaven and Hell are constants,
from their privileged beginnings; they are...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: divisiveness, absence, analogy, appreciation, imagery, song,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member My Old Friend Gettysburg
My old friend Gettysburg came to visit me tonight.                          ...

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Categories: divisiveness, abortion, america, july,
Form: Personification
Mueller Report Equals Unexpected Coup For Trump
Much to my chagrin
barely discerned, noticed above
the celebratory Republican din
the commander in chief
all smiles with engined

haired cohorts evincing
ear to ear tousled grin,
feather in cap for apprenticed
president and kin,
which exemption, sans suspected

collusion deflated balloon,
asper impeachment with...

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Categories: divisiveness, 12th grade, america, grief, history, humanity, mum,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member A Historic Event
UNITED, we shall boldly and confidently stand, but divided, we shall without doubt, surely fall.

SEPARATION, divisiveness, greed, and selfishness need not be allowed to doom this great nation.

CHRIST or God, as words, were not mentioned...

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Categories: divisiveness, america, history,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Farewell To Summer
Fading into oblivion of COVID 19 is what we expected of you this year,

And an end to all the fear and trepidation brought on by the awesome virus.

Rather, not only did we get more of...

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Categories: divisiveness, summer,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member A Ruby In a Mountain of Rock
In a world where we adults increasingly ignore the cries of people who beseech us…
perhaps it’s time to look to our children…who in their innocence…can teach us. 

Her mom is a nursing home nurse…helping her...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: divisiveness, giving,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Save Our Ship
I am a christian who also loves baseball and apple pie.                        ...

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Categories: divisiveness, america, christian, god, recovery from,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Imagine If You Want To
IMAGINE IF YOU WANT TO 

Was at a lovely concert last night,
love was the message of the night.
Love, peace of mind, of mankind are
what the world desperately needs so far.
Yes, what the world needs right...

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Categories: divisiveness, imagination, love, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Humanity In Composition
Value of kindness and compassion towards other beings,                           ...

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Categories: divisiveness, 12th grade, humanity,
Form: Ballade
No Title
How can life be so beautiful
     and so horribly ugly all at once?
     This is the juxtaposition of all
        ...

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© Linda Reid  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: divisiveness, angst, art, conflict, introspection,
Form: Blank verse
Untitled
How can life be so beautiful
    and so horribly ugly all at once?
     This is the juxtaposition of all
         ...

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© Linda Reid  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: divisiveness, allusion, angst, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Doom and Gloom
Our society may be crumbling before our eyes
As foundational structures change dramatically,
Families are not cohesive units as they used to be
Seldom we experience those extended family ties.

Sunday church attendance is at an all-time low;
Non-religious stats...

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Categories: divisiveness, corruption, perspective, society,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
The Cry of Love For a Black Man
The Powerful Depth of the Voice 
Has more compassion than a jury stand 
The sensitive Touch of the Working hands
Are rough and pleasurable during relaxation 
The Height of his stature
Taller than Lady Liberty because he...

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Categories: divisiveness, 12th grade, america, anger, black african american,
Form: Blank verse
My Pleasure
>>>My Pleasure

I am a Bengali, an Indian
A Muslim and an Asian
Friend, I am truly broken
In keeping and fighting out
Those identities and aspirations
It looks like, I am a bird trapped in ideologies
And my roots have gone...

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Categories: divisiveness, poems, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Let Me Not Be So Distracted
Let me not be so distracted by the nay-sayers
For whom everything seems to be doomed,
With those who rely on holier-than-thou prayers
Help me not to allow myself to be consumed.
May I find myself giving out optimistic...

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Categories: divisiveness, america, how i feel, perspective, philosophy, political,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Donald J Trump
Have you ever known a sorer loser than Donald J. Trump?
Still going around the country promoting his big lies,
Unable to deal with his most evident political demise
The GOP is still asking how high he wants...

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Categories: divisiveness, perspective, political,
Form: Rhyme
Togetherness
Who will win? 
Who versus who is it? 
To whomsoever it may concern, 
To whatsoever it may deal with, 
It remains an everlasting mysterious contest, 
Where defeat is a gift, 
And win is a misery,...

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Categories: divisiveness, inspiration,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs