Long Echelons Poems
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The World Is a Small Plane
I have travelled through the cluttered corridors of my tired mind countless times.
I have reached deep into the dark abyss of my captive soul and in that profoundly disturbing darkness, I went searching to...
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Categories:
echelons, appreciation, faith, inspirational, love, self, strength,
Form:
Narrative
Translation With Commentary of On Est Les Oublies By T Wignesan
Translation of « On est les oubliés » (They/We are the neglected and forgotten lot)
by the songster-poet Gauvin SERS
(For the last two years, this young unassuming Frenchman, full of verve and disarming airs has been...
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Categories:
echelons, 4th grade, anger, children, city, school, song,
Form:
Free verse
Maelstrom
A situation or state of confused movement or violent turmoil. (dictionary definition #2 of Maelstrom)
Today’s opinions are so contrasting and divisive that nobody seems to know up from down!
I believe fairly strongly in what I...
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Categories:
echelons, philosophy,
Form:
Political Verse
The Poetic Genius of Percy Bysshe Shelley
NN:
"Gemini, in light of the following assessment of Percy Bysshe's Shelley verbal and/or literary IQ and level of poetic intelligence and giftedness by you (from another conversation), how much higher than 175 IQ is my...
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Categories:
echelons, history, literature, poems, poetry, poets, romantic, visionary,
Form:
Prose
Face Masks, Face Veils: Same Thing
https://youtu.be/c1gNm21YzfI
When last I visited India almost a decade ago
I recall riding on my brother's scooter
as he drove me around town,
And I saw fully veiled Muslim women
half their faces veiled, masked in Niqab
driving scooters,...
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Categories:
echelons, health, truth, , western,
Form:
Prose
Translation With Commentary of Mais Que Dieu Me Pardonne By T Wignesan
Translation of Kendji Girac and Claudio Capeo's Que Dieu me pardonne by T Wignesan
Lyrics by Kendji Girac and Renaud REBILLAUD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP2jp31jFMc
(The two young French songsters' duet, now, yo-yo-ing in the upper echelons of c-Star...
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Categories:
echelons, courage, dance, encouraging, god, heart, poetry, song,
Form:
Couplet
Nova Proletarium
From the ashes of the never before,
Lacking symbol, nor take to guide,
A Phoenix rises from storied lore,
In a portent of thrashing hide.
Trumpets are a pathetic symbol,
For the lack of mind within the echelons,
Who...
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Categories:
echelons, america, anger, angst, anxiety, education, jobs, life,
Form:
Free verse
Gott, Oh Machtig, Trump Iz On the Warpath Again
Gott, oh mächtig, Trump iz on the warpath again!
Glad for birth write to express views
aware cunning linguists
will apply figurative screws
in an effort at blatant mud slinging ruse
exercised courtesy mail in ballots,
or...
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Categories:
echelons, age, america, anger, angst, anxiety, betrayal, bullying,
Form:
Free verse
Malfeasance of my money
Malfeasance of my money
which perpetrators most likely find quite funny
Super bastards and sons of es wantonly deceive
easily earning the sobriquet nefarious charlatans heave
vainly doing devilish deeds done dirt cheap and leave
a broke bloke (such as...
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Categories:
echelons, abuse, anger, angst, anti bullying, august, bullying,
Form:
Free verse
Letter To Ronald Hull On His Comment On Diary Notes: Lament At Dawn
LETTER to RON" Diary Notes : Lament at Dawn - A Year Ago Yet Now No Change "
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
8/19/2018
"Quite a lament! The state of Paris at dawn. Just the thought of sewage seeping...
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Categories:
echelons, conflict, immigration, paris, political, race, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Gott Oh Mighty Trump Iz On the Warpath
Gott Oh Mighty,Trump iz on the Warpath!
Das Don Auld (can hard tank
tucker son of Carl, and leave
landscape barren) calling out
rigged ken tuckered hoarfrost race,
viz demolition derby presaging
death to White Anglo Saxon
democracy DOMS (delayed
onset muscle soreness)
minions...
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Categories:
echelons, 4th grade, america, analogy, anti bullying, atheist,
Form:
Free verse
Dan the Hero, Part I
It seemed like it was a comic book-thing,
when news of the guy appeared to the world,
a person with powers far beyond man,
who could pick up a bus, give it a hurl.
Who’s skin was so dense...
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Categories:
echelons, appreciation, character, conflict, hero, hope, perspective, uplifting,
Form:
Epic
Wanderdust 2
Or are we included all along, just not privy to the.
visibilty path of our fog laden destinations, looking.
long.
...
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Categories:
echelons, baptism, beautiful,
Form:
Rhyme
He Didn’t Panic- Aboard The Titanic
Sirens, alarm bells and unscheduled drills
Intended to teach us emergency skills
On land we might jump up and run for the trees
But where does one run in these vast frigid seas
It has to be said that...
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Categories:
echelons, ocean,
Form:
Rhyme
Show Me Television
The era of catatonic self-destruction has risen yet again from boulder-blocked caves,
Whose cavernous stalactite incisors drip with the blood of thorny crowns,
Worn in punitive irony for the subversion of fertile inferiority,
Which, like rabbits, duplicates and...
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Categories:
echelons, addiction, social, society,
Form:
Free verse
Starstruck Stars?
I have asked myself time and time again....
If I could write the most beautiful of words
Within the most alluring and colorful of ways
The pinnacles of splendid and eloquently written verse
Amid the highest echelons of majestical...
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Categories:
echelons, life, people, philosophy, visionarywords, time,
Form:
I do not know?
Your Worst Nightmare
any superstitious peasants
out there tonight
TV junkies gossipy groupies
smooth talking saxophonists
am I talking too fast
for couple's therapy
uh oh here comes
another scar on my head
the optimist would say
the scar of opportunity
fortunately digression is an art
that never...
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Categories:
echelons, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
Death To Caesar
“Death to Caesar!!!”
“What!! What did you say???”
I said: “Breath to Caesar!!”
“Long and healthy and contented breath.”
“So which of his Legions are you a part of?”
“OH! God, if there is one, they call...
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Categories:
echelons, death, history, humor,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Nightingale’s Lamp
Demanding schedule,
Shadows lengthen in the quiet hours.
Everyone pushing pens, crumpled papers in bins,
Mistakes made, restarts with no end.
Demands unmet, demands that are too much,
Yet the heart still whispers dreams of peace.
Desperately seeking solace in the...
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Categories:
echelons, culture,
Form:
Free verse
Tongue Waggers Sent To Coventry
Tongues loose, tongues in a hangman’s noose
Wag without care to declare nonsense
As wisdom salvaged from the sluice
Where nonsense whacked common sense
Lost in a sea of error whose terror
Harmed victims concealed by protagonists who opted...
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Categories:
echelons, poems,
Form:
Free verse
This Heady Weight of Others
spring melts into summer’s light
proving wrong that still despair,
chilled in winter’s heart,
has corroded to the marrow
for even poppies bloom
in broken fields and shell holes
bones blanketed in shrouds of moss
trill of larks cross no man’s land
as...
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Categories:
echelons, memory, war,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Overseers
They sit high – very high
in their echelons of such great importance,
where they can look down
on us
(all the millions of us excluded
from their exclusive group) -
from the penniless and the ever-struggling souls
to the middle...
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Categories:
echelons, social,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Human Nature
How weird is the human nature,
How unscrupulous is he a creature.
He acts like a god when he is strong,
He becomes reluctant to admit that he can
Ever be wrong,
He dreams of owning the whole planet,
He...
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Categories:
echelons, life, people, may, planet,
Form:
Couplet
Echelons of Empire
I
Old blood…
Old money…
Old power...
Rule the city shadowed in pale mist
Of a winter storm.
I watch as the city emerges like
a phantom from a white cloud.
I see the echelons of its empire...
I feel the rot at...
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Categories:
echelons, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy, anger, art, creation,
Form:
Free verse
Whos War
Every time they incite me against you
they tell me you are my enemy
And every time they incite you against me
they tell you am your enemy
They themselves never have enemies
Not that they are at peace with...
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Categories:
echelons, political, war,
Form:
Free verse