Long Excavation Poems
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Spring Festival
Symbols cry in dry ice theater -
the expanse of aesthetic visa-
drawn-
from the romance of the silvery eye -
as it golden advances the lid of covenance
in dynamic enzyme.
Open faced type interpreted-
interpreter-embossed embol-
in...
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Categories:
excavation, beautiful, god, love,
Form:
Epic
Sacred V Corporate CulturesWhat is your opposite
for SACRED?
for sexually unscared
unscarred
unscrambled?
SECULAR, I suppose.
Secularization
sounds like desecration,
As sanctification
sounds divinely cooperative,
loving,
and not quite so punishingly competitive
Like win/win eco-political Game Strategies
to optimize and sustain healthy
co-governing polycultural outcomes,
nonviolently,
therapeutically,
restoring mindful peacefulness.
I wonder if we could...
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Categories:
excavation, culture, earth, health, power, psychological, senses, sensual,
Form:
Political Verse
One Ring To Rule Them AllForged in the pit of despair, the Megacity to dwell.
One Place
to rule them all.
Hell.
Let us come soon to surface in false identity,
Saviours, Creators, with no indemnity.
Pen Pal- Secret Admirers, Watchers watching over-- humanity-like Dire Wolves...
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Categories:
excavation, caregiving, engagement, eve, evil,
Form:
Narrative
Rainbow Sherbet and Dying PoemsI never got why you always
Ate the red pink color out
The Sherbet ice cream
It was like excavation
How you removed all the cherry
Without even affecting the other colors
Leaving the orange and the vanilla
Neatly for others
Who...
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Categories:
excavation, bereavement, best friend, cancer, caregiving, death of
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Tangled VinesI walk along the old familiar path in the wood of my childhood -
the place that I willingly abandoned
for the lure of new friends and activities
that carried me ever farther from my...
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Categories:
excavation, childhood, life,
Form:
Free verse
Hanging On To TraumaThere is this hypothesis
I unjustly
and perhaps traumatically
just made hard and patriarchally up
is not down
and retentatively not out
soon enough for healthy comings
and goings
A ridiculous theory
that straight homophobic preachers
and teachers,
prophets
and kings,
pharaohs
and rabbis,
old crows
and magpies
Throughout too...
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Categories:
excavation, culture, health, humor, political, psychological, senses,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Good King Wenceslas Again
Good King Wenceslas again
On the feast of Stephen
Saw the snow spread white and plain
Deep and crisp and even.
Afar a snowy hump in sight
Attracted his attention
Could it be that something might
Need royal intervention?
"Hither, page, and stand...
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Categories:
excavation, animal, christmas, fantasy, funny, satire, snow, winter,
Form:
Light Verse
Mink's Manifesto 1All over pure and white, all over plain and bright,
we're inborn peace embracers, true tranquility tracers.
All the time abstaining from vileness, violence and violation,
we've lived our self-disciplined lives generation after generation.
Sometimes nightmare befalls more...
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Categories:
excavation, animal, cry, philosophy,
Form:
Burlesque
An ExcavationAs one gets older some look back, some want to see what they did right and wrong. ...
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Categories:
excavation, crazy, family, kid, life, mystery, time, write,
Form:
Free verse
Holograms and HieroglyphsHolograms and hieroglyphs
The whole weighs heavily
touched caressed lightly
brushed on feather canvass
granite marble marvellous papyrus
innocence rejuvenated
partial and impartial
Chiselled in and out
of comprehension angled
layered facets facts
subjective trueness
ciphered and deciphered
Snow flakes teardrops
ink on paper hailing...
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Categories:
excavation, space, time, travel, truth,
Form:
Free verse
What Is Your TemperatureWhat is your temperature?
The doctor asked
During an ordinary visit.
I left the examining room
And walked through
My palace
Skin and hair
Nails and tissue,
75 years of growth.
Ivy wild
as a Venus flytrap
Snaring an insect.
Tendrils curl and cover
Cages of...
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Categories:
excavation, blessing, courage, father daughter, forgiveness,
Form:
Free verse
Slavery Or ExploitationThis poem is not meant to be a speech nor is it written to offend or give anyone blame.
It just a mere observation of how today leaders choose to bring civilasation back into the slave...
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Categories:
excavation, abuse, africa, betrayal, black african american, columbus
Form:
Free verse
An Excavation
In the heart of a silent moment
The thought of the past drifts gently
Coloring my thoughts in lavender embers
Creating a world of inspirations intently
In the soul of a dewdrop smile
The music of love captures my desire
Laughing...
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Categories:
excavation, inspirational,
Form:
Rhyme
The Cradle of MankindTHE CRADLE OF MANKIND.
The archaeologists of this era
Were about to excitedly find
The Cradle of Mankind
Where the origins of humankind
Had been found, the news was about
To be revealed to the whole world
And so...
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Categories:
excavation, god,
Form:
Free verse
MountainsMountains
As I look out from my window
I see there are mountains for me to climb
I would not much like to ignore them
But there waiting there for me; all the time
And though their boulders seem so...
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Categories:
excavation, peopleme, me, mountains,
Form:
Free verse
Encapsulation Versus ElaborationEncapsulation Versus Elaboration...
Therefore, I opted to
reduce heavy sedation
within unsuspecting reader rabbit
summarization superseded elaboration,
less reason spurring salacious secretion
i.e. a-z expletive epithet, et cetera laced
verbalization crucifixion subsequently,
neither nameless nincompoop (me)
crossing verboten drive,
nor this ditto anonymous
poetic purveyor to...
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Categories:
excavation, addiction, appreciation, beauty, confusion, crazy, creation, identity,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
An Excavation
Children as young as three years old,
Killed for not doing as they’re told,
Forced to forget their culture bold,
What a tragedy to unfold!
Two hundred fifteen, that ain’t less,
...
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Categories:
excavation, abuse, children, death, school,
Form:
Rhyme
Haiku Story Fragment(Dedication: In Memorium, Jane Reichhold, haiku poet)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Once upon then
Only men wrote haiku;
Jane broke trends when?
~~~~~~~~~
Eulogy lines
Fate oversees;
Suicide note
~~~~~~~~~
Death by choice
Broken by water;
Drowning excavation
~~~~~~~~~
Famous haiku poet
Pain drowns life;
Fibromyalgia
~~~~~~~~~
So much reason
Drowns ripe season;
Decay instructs
~~~~~~~~~
Pain gathers more
More than...
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Categories:
excavation, change,
Form:
Haiku
GeologyExcavation begins,
chisel strikes
...
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Categories:
excavation, introspection, work, work,
Form:
Free verse
An ExcavationExcavations expose stunning skulls of history,
Where-around emblazoned scripts cultures and creatures;
Minds of human beings and their mass mystery,
The whole lot that surrounds them with all true features...
Be it Rosetta stone or Ashurbanipal's,
Troy or king Tut's...
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Categories:
excavation, art, beauty, creation, humanity, imagination, integrity, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
excavation, introspection, life,
Form:
Verse
Part I-The Grave Digger Who Visited HeavenEverybody was horrified of Paul's scruffy looks
with dirt and mud smeared all over his wrinkled face,
and his long nose with dark spots on its tip;
and a grave digger matched that image,
but he was the nicest...
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Categories:
excavation, death, devotion, faith, father, forgiveness, friendship, happiness,
Form:
Narrative
An ExcavationEnsure you allude to all that has been recorded.
Every creature that has lived inside the rocks.
A long-forgotten former planet has appeared.
Awareness arises as we break the padlocks.
Electric fan blades are humming in a hot place.
When...
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Categories:
excavation, change, creation, earth, environment, fear, future, humanity,
Form:
Rhyme
Between the Moon and the Sun (Excavations)I stared, and stared, and stared
Following the light with my eyes
To see beneath the dress
The deep bosom of water suckling
Babels on the ancient salt of primal seas.
We build our ladders not from mountains
But their stones
Children...
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Categories:
excavation, history, philosophymetaphor,
Form:
Blank verse
Hall of Akashic Recordsexcavation underway
'neath the paw of Egypt’s Sphinx
is Cayce’s prediction coming true?
will the meaning of life be found?
on an astral plane there can be no lies
no secrets, no masks, no questions
thoughts and fears of every creature...
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Categories:
excavation, mystery, universe,
Form:
Free verse