Long Fertilizes Poems
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Why Life
Why does dawn dress robust morning,
while dusk undresses sight?
Each dawn incarnates another Earth Day
a lifetime of Easter mornings
redeeming nocturnal sight's revolution,
another therapeutic day of gift-it-forward light,
some longer,
some shorter
before naked covered night.
Why life?
To uncover...
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Categories:
fertilizes, adventure, earth, earth day, farm, love, peace,
Form:
Free verse
Loving Political Management
So what do U.S. national political candidates recommend
to resolve degenerative trends
to turn toward sustained slow-growth of bicameral political health
as cooperative economic wealth therapy?
I'm still waiting to sustain win'win resilient
Anthro/Earth consciousness
that monotheistic patriarchalism will not...
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Categories:
fertilizes, earth, love, passion, peace, political, power, pride,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
President Bicameral
She runs for President
investing less carbon footprint and dollars
than did her less permacultural rivals,
a top campaign priority.
He invests his Stone Soup platform
with organic roots of cooperative intent
inviting us to share both what we have...
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Categories:
fertilizes, culture, environment, philosophy, political, power, science, voice,
Form:
Political Verse
Nothingness
“Nothingness”
Words
lines drawn
unending
dusk
to
dawn
characters recognised
transcribed
in the mind
where voices unheard
plant meaning
wild ivy grows
and snakelike
moves
outside the lines
electric
we become strange
symphonies sublime;
engraved in time
most rocks crumble
dissolve,
life has no need
for unnecessary
rhyme
beginning of...
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Categories:
fertilizes, muse,
Form:
Free verse
Green Sanctuary Propositions
Who are you most longing to become?
How we answer this is different for an ancient rooted tree
than for a recent immigrant
searching for a niche of stable self-sufficiency.
Who we already have become together
feels more important to...
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Categories:
fertilizes, age, caregiving, community, health, integrity, peace, trust,
Form:
Political Verse
Great Commissions--Small Omissions
In all things, give thanks.
Surrounded,
overwhelmed by claustrophobic depression,
gratitude.
Gratitude, a sacred noun,
positive attitude, a secular verb phase.
Depression and gratitude,
depressed gratitude,
mystical oxymoron.
Impossibly essential
potential.
Repression and victory.
Hope in and through blind and deaf,
senseless faith in power of positions
over doubling...
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Categories:
fertilizes, depression, faith, health, hope, love, mental illness,
Form:
Free verse
Spray Tanned Jack Ass
It's hard to believe in redemption when all you see os hate and corruption on TV.
Humanity has become numb. Humanity has become an orange spray tanned jack ass waxy discharge with baby hands and...
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Categories:
fertilizes, political,
Form:
Free verse
Gnarly Governance
O tree of liberty,
how much innocent blood
requires thee
to d free?
...
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Categories:
fertilizes, corruption, metaphor, perspective, truth,
Form:
Free verse
River's Beauty
The river bends, and the river breaks.
The mind, so pliable, so fragile.
In relation in the oddest ways.
The river effortlessly wanders through the landscape,
The mind effortlessly travels through fact, fiction, and contradiction.
The river exceeds its banks,...
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Categories:
fertilizes, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Living In Juliet's Shadow
The fleeting moments could never distill your eternal essence, yet thy shadow lingers to caress the lofty words
inscribed on doled heart. Time was abridged by thy unappreciable presence. With an incalculable prescience
thou did sculpt...
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Categories:
fertilizes, love
Form:
Prose Poetry
Tied and Tethered
I rage at formal poetry with
its Titanic grip on structure
...
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Categories:
fertilizes, conflict, imagination, poetry, words, writing,
Form:
Free verse
The Tallest Tree
We all have two trees, growing within us.
Only one can grow fastest enough to weather the worst storms.
The master gardener plants the root ball, combines the mulch, and the top soil,
taking great care, to see...
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Categories:
fertilizes, 5th grade, fairy,
Form:
Free verse
The Seeds of Fear
Nature can exist without any sunlight.
The shadow is nurtured by the sustenance
sprouting from the soil in the Garden of Darkness and
from which grows the frondescence that nourishes our Fear.
The garden is dampened by the tears
of...
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Categories:
fertilizes, loss, mystery, nature, sad, seasons, visionary, garden,
Form:
Free verse
Ode To the Passing Cloud
To move on as thy born nature has been,
Pass on, O Passing Cloud, with all thy blight,
Let every dark despair deliver hope,
Let every cheerless gloom smile as delight.
Come if ye may, unto...
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Categories:
fertilizes, life, rain,
Form:
Ode
Beautiful Dragonflies - the American 767 Style
~Beautiful Dragonflies~
(American 767)
Dragonflies are odonata
they have close large eyes
bigger than the damselflies
Have slender bodies two wings
Variety numerous
they eat other small insects
Attack small fish and tadpoles
eat mosquitos and midges
they live in diverse biotope
Some are...
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Categories:
fertilizes, beautiful, insect, love, nature,
Form:
Free verse
I Found Nothing Extra
A day after a day,
A night after a night,
Time acrossed to my mind,
Every moment my body produces energy,
Water, food and air,
Fertilizes my breath,
When I opened eyes,
Mind automatically switched on his memory box,
As a movie camera,
And...
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Categories:
fertilizes, devotion, education, faith, history, hope, imagination, nature,
Form:
Verse
Over the Middle Passage of Time
Over the Middle Passage of Time
(Apropos of Trials and Triumphs)
In the crypt of the ocean’s deep
Lay ivory bones
Of screaming ebony souls
Drowned in due seasoned journeys
Across middle passage sojourns
Of pilgrim’s progress
Yoking labor in the wrinkles of...
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Categories:
fertilizes, allegory, analogy, betrayal, black african american, forgiveness,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Heated Proposal
She’s his student, the intensity has scalded the respect
a damsel full of innocence, displays so intrepid
showing red-hot feminity just at the door of adulthood
she rings the bell of his somatic responses
ten times are his racers,...
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Categories:
fertilizes, sensual,
Form:
Free verse
D R a G O N F L I E S - the American 767 Style
~Dragonflies~
(American 767)
Dragonflies are odonata
they have close large eyes
bigger than the damselflies
Have slender bodies two wings
Variety numerous
they eat other small insects
Attack small fish and tadpoles
eat mosquitos and midges
they live in diverse biotope
Some are found in ponds...
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Categories:
fertilizes, beautiful, color, insect, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Dragonflies - the American 767
~Dragonflies~
(American 767)
Dragonflies are odonata
they have close large eyes
bigger than the damselflies
Have slender bodies two wings
Variety numerous
they eat other small insects
Attack small fish and tadpoles
eat mosquitos and midges
they live in diverse biotope
Some are found in ponds...
Read More
Categories:
fertilizes, beautiful, color, insect, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Dragonflies - the American 767 Style
~Dragonflies~
(American 767)
Dragonflies are odonata
they have close large eyes
bigger than the damselflies
Have slender bodies two wings
Variety numerous
they eat other small insects
Attack small fish and tadpoles
eat mosquitos and midges
they live in diverse biotope
Some are found in ponds...
Read More
Categories:
fertilizes, beautiful, color, insect, nature,
Form:
Free verse
A Paradise For Me
I found a home
Not of tiled roofs
Or Persian rags
Neither with a pool
Golf course
Nor flowery gardens
I found a home
Not of plasma screens
Wireless networks
Parties and outings
Not of trends and fashions
Neither of social class
As a reason to be
Nor...
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Categories:
fertilizes, absence, analogy, appreciation, emotions, inspiration,
Form:
Free verse
Part Two
Kansas City nightfall
in a rose-petal garden
Take the Easton & George
to the end of the line
He's been put down to slaughter
turned ash till he rose
To take vengeance on the spirit
The darkness that glows
Free dreams may assault...
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Categories:
fertilizes, angst, confusion, death, imagination, introspection, song-city,
Form:
Lyric
Darkness
In the ebony night time stops to flow,
the still hands of the impetus clock freeze
the timeless infinite pathos in congealed instants
for listless life wandering on the shadows of past,
stares through the layered strata of...
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Categories:
fertilizes, analogy, angst, dark,
Form:
Free verse
A Dark Day Takes Its Picture
Silt smears into a slow ebbing sea.
A sewage of disabled flesh leaks,
as a slurry of dissolution circles listlessly
until it drowns.
There is a tide, but its fed by breathing tubes
from an unwashed sky.
Bare feet trudge...
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Categories:
fertilizes, poetry,
Form:
Free verse