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First They Came For the Muslims
First they came for the Muslims

after Martin Niemoller

First they came for the Muslims
and I did not speak out
because I was not a Muslim.

Then they came for the homosexuals
and I did not speak out
because I was...

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Categories: feminism, culture, discrimination, faith, god, islamic, truth, usa,
Form: Free verse



Choose
Choose unironically ripping off a film to be ironic
Choose now because then will never be enough
Choose puff puff puff puff puff pass because you’ll never have enough
Choose feeling guilty in the morning because it’s better...

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Categories: feminism, addiction, anxiety, depression, drug, happiness, political, youth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wombstorm: A Herstory of Hysteria
I. THE WANDERING

I was born with a life that bled—
a seafloor womb
dragging tides of fern
and marigold char

The priests brought saffron
and fear

crowning me with diagnosis

They said: She is too empty
They said: Fill her with figs
with seed
with...

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Categories: feminism, body, history, mental illness, pain, poetess, psychological,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Connected To Last Entry


   ...while true feminists say that they are feminists because they care for the well-being of women, the modern feminist group, True/Active Feminism does exactly the opposite. They use the form of "dis-pair"...

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Categories: feminism, art,
Form: Other
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes Writers - Xxxviii
Unquotable quotes: Writers – XXXVIII

     for Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoieski  
     who let not even hope sustain them and who used their...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: feminism, creation, england, imagination, inspiration, judgement, writing,
Form: Epigram



Premium Member Empowering Regenerative Healthcultures
Living
is our shared regenerative tradition
as Earthlings,

And dying
is our autonomously
separating
fading degenerative position
as former organic life systems
living ego-identified upon
and economic-ecologically within
an organic Sun/Earth Revolving HealthSystem
spiraling through Time
revolving through Space,
a global organic ecohabitat network.

Anthropoid memory
of matriarchal history
proscribes unrealistic...

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Categories: feminism, culture, earth, health, history, integrity, life, mother,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member On Therapeutic Sciences
I am aware
we have a growing conservative academic position 
that political science
becomes too didactic for scientific neutrality
when political scientists are too pro-liberating democracy
v pro status-quo theocracy, 
plutocracy, 
autocracy, 
kleptocracy, etc.

too delusionally enthusiastic about economic
and sociological...

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Categories: feminism, beauty, health, humor, love, science, sick,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Maybe It Was Eleanor
Ever wonder where big ideas come from?

Memories of FDR
from newsreel clips -
a lion-headed striking man
with rakish grin,
jaw jutting proudly, 
signature cigarette holder
clenched in his teeth
tilted ever upward...
soaring to the heavens
as he cruises by
waving to admirers
in...

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© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: feminism, feelings, history, international, philosophy, political, recovery from,
Form: Free verse
Do You Wanna Know
Do You Wanna Know?

Do you wanna know if there was an actual beginning of this universe?
Do you wanna know if there will be an actual ending of this world and our universe?
Do you wanna know...

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Categories: feminism, adventure, allegory, allusion, psychological, surreal, truth, visionary,
Form: Lyric
Concpiracy Theorist
a conspiracy nut 
everything is a lie
shouted his gut

but the t.v.
says,it's true 
do you love 
me baby
or the half naked singer
looking at you

damn this brainwashing
box 
it's always on
even when you turn it off
the 20th century...

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Categories: feminism, corruption, earth, giving, society, visionary, wisdom, words,
Form: Verse
Music
We don´t listen to the same blues, you and I.
You don´t hear the bass or the drum or the sounds
That tell you a bit about me. 
Instead you cross the street,
Wearely and willingly, speeding up.

I...

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Categories: feminism, judgement,
Form: Free verse
When Marnie Hit the Wall, Part I
When young Marnie was known by most for beauty few could match,
by looks alone many declared the woman was a catch.
And like most girls who are so blessed, she knew just what she had,
knew what...

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Categories: feminism, absence, age, family, life, truth, wisdom, women,
Form: Narrative
Yayati Madan G Gandhi 1
You are the light bearer
And I am the light seeker
Your radiant thoughts flourish and fall
As shower of blessings on us all
Tides of love created by you
Immerse all – make our lives anew
Man is mortal, but...

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Categories: feminism, poems, poets, universe, , literature,
Form: Acrostic
The Feminism Perception
WHY WOMEN ARE PERCEIVED TO BE SHALLOW 

There is, attached to being a female, the perception of fragility and weakness. This, according to the perception is clearly evident in the woman's lack of physical strength...

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Categories: feminism, africa,
Form: ABC
They Made the Patriarchy, Part I
It’s a word the feminists always scream,
‘Patriarchy! Patriarchy!”they say,
claiming that all is set up to oppress,
that men seek to get in a woman’s way,
that this world is made only for the men,
and that we’re scheming...

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Categories: feminism, conflict, culture, men, political, society, truth, women,
Form: Rhyme
A Dream That Chose Me
The dark rooms of my mind take me to a new place every night,
This place beams of sunshine, with beautiful sight.
This feeling is indeed real, but far from reality,
Still, this place thrives my personality.

This is...

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© Aaks Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: feminism, 12th grade, courage, deep, evil, humanity, political,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Truth Hurts But Sets You Free
Truth Hurts but Sets You Free

I have no ounce for your feelings,
they misguide you so.
They throw you on a rollercoaster,
they shift your position to and fro.

One moment you are up,
and the next you are down,
you...

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Categories: feminism, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Martha Graham, a Maverick
HANDMAIDEN OF MOON DANCING



fly me to stars in the thrill of one swan night
over a crescent arc to feel a flame of sighs,
teasing dreams so silent yet ever wild
and like a neon light, speak through...

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Categories: feminism, art, inspirational, me, age, age, me,
Form: Free verse
Maladapted, Part I
You hear them always screaming out
how they have no need for a man,
they have their jobs, their own money
and alone they can proudly stand.
They’ve bought into the idea that
women are no different than males,
and any...

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Categories: feminism, confusion, gender, humanity, philosophy, political, society, truth,
Form: Rhyme
He Wasn'T Wrong, Part I
I remember Charlie from college,
a troublemaker par excellence,
not that Charlie intended to be,
it’s just his views were often askance.
Take, for example, the time in class
we were discussing feminism,
the professor was glad her students
were all seeing...

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Categories: feminism, conflict, crazy, culture, how i feel, political,
Form: Narrative
He Wasn'T Wrong, Part Ii
...This happened when we were undergrads,
but then in his graduate studies
when he was working towards a career
that was entwined with biology,
he was working with a group that sought
to raise up the national IQ,
and then Charlie,...

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Categories: feminism, conflict, crazy, culture, how i feel, political,
Form: Narrative
Misplaced Maternal Instinct, Part I
I head an interesting thought
on the state of the world today,
about the wokeness, the PC,
and why we’re degrading this way,
That tied it to something that we
often celebrate quite a lot,
that would be maternal instinct,
the kind...

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Categories: feminism, community, confusion, culture, humanity, political, society, women,
Form: Rhyme
When Marnie Hit the Wall, Part Ii
She’d talk to friends about all this, and quickly say two trends,
the ones with children felt pity, the singles would not bend.
They’d still insist that woman did not need men or family,
and when Marnie raised...

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Categories: feminism, absence, age, family, life, truth, wisdom, women,
Form: Narrative
Names, dates, birthdays
They don't know my name.

 I keep it hidden between the folds of my skirt. They told me I had to wear it but they don't like that they can't see my legs anymore. I...

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Categories: feminism, daughter, endurance, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Casted
From the expression of love We hate 
those things that makes us uncomfortable.
Then, feminism comes to mind at once. 
Flayed heart beckon, 
systems governed  lust, 
another whitish world at heart, 
fragmented substances made us,
we're...

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Categories: feminism, abuse, africa, art, betrayal, , western,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things