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Premium Member Employment Trauma
My protagonist today,
a Gay Black Religious Mature Male,
not quite ready for silver-grey Obama temples

Is off this morning
to a new full-time job,
8 to 5,
Monday through Friday.

He has been out of his calming,
regular custodial collared routine,
for over...

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Categories: gatekeepers, betrayal, caregiving, culture, health, prejudice, religion, work,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member Adam and Eve - Part One
Year One -

Tell me Eve,
does this Garden have everything we need,
do you think the walls are too tall,
are the gatekeepers reasonable, tolerable, right about it all,
what did Lilith know, where did she go
far past the...

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Categories: gatekeepers, art, creation, love,
Form: Epic
Once Pawn a Time
Once pawn a time...

About four plus weeks after
frazzling fiasco from friggin fraudsters
white knight still mourns swindled money
Lynne Costello Senior Civil Investigator
(assistant to Philadelphia attorney general)
unable to recoup forfeited funds.

While holed up in castle keep,
(albeit fetchodit...

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Categories: gatekeepers, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence,
Form: Rhyme
Marat and Charlotte 4
Act 4.

Marat

Where do these tears come from? My makeup
is melting in the spotlight. She has gone.
Oh, how I wished to tell her… I did not.
I wished to tell but I forgot the words
to say according...

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Categories: gatekeepers, death, love,
Form: Blank verse
Journey Through Time
I left California a week ago Sunday.
Alone with my map, I found the way.
Initial trepidation gave way to wonder.
Beauty of the land enhances the spell I'm under.

From Novato to Tahoe, the drive was slow.
Allowing the...

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Categories: gatekeepers, nature, blue, red,
Form: Couplet



Trade Winds
Last call for alcohol, embargo 
              on the cargo headed for Fargo? 
         ...

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Categories: gatekeepers, america,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Stay Together, Learn the Flowers, Go Light
1

At peace perhaps too much
a fine Spring rain
we seek news from the desert or capitol
of those who have dedicated their lives to losing their lives for us
adventurers, ancient honor, land runners
this campaign a must to...

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Categories: gatekeepers, adventure, family, god, happy, murder, rain, war,
Form: Verse
Portrait of a Black Man
His granite form against blue skies
Rippling on the bulging eye, wild waves
Of muscles the netting cloud defies
Reason in concrete, his pride raves
In self glory of athleticism, what a gem
Hard and shadowed without a diadem.

I know...

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Categories: gatekeepers, black-african amerfamily, family, pride,
Form: Verse
Deceit On Sale
Just when we chase after our dreams, a strange guest emerged 
lurking behind the shadows of yesterday,
as it travels through borders everyone wish it would remain a foreign disease.
Soldiers sent out to fight this unseen...

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Categories: gatekeepers, satire, words,
Form: Free verse
democracy is just an illusion
the judging gatekeepers
wear power like a veil
it`s a drug that 
these junkies feed upon

  they feed 
                 ...

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© Markus Jay  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gatekeepers, angst, society,
Form: Free verse
Gatekeepers of the Land of the Free
From what I have seen
America is a well-oiled machine
Our military always ready to fight
Together with so much might
Leaving their homes night after night
Saying goodbye believing it's not your last sight
Living in a hole with rations...

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Categories: gatekeepers, military,
Form: Narrative
Angels Don'T Sing the Blues
Sent down from Heaven, their jobs are sure tough
But they don’t fly away when the going gets rough
They rise to the challenge to bring back wonder and hope
Failure does not happen in their line of...

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Categories: gatekeepers, faith, inspirational, song-song, love, song,
Form: Lyric
When Our Stories Shall Be Told
When 
our 
stories 
shall 
be 
told 
and 
our 
chronicles 
opened:sad 
empty 
tales. 
Who 
will 
not 
spit 
and 
denounce 
such 
shameful 
tales?, 
what 
eye 
shall 
prode 
on 
it 
without 
reeling 
a 
curse.    ...

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© Light Obi  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gatekeepers, social
Form: Free verse
Night Time Thoughts
Sometimes I wonder why I'm on this muddy path,
sometimes I wonder if I've incurred gods wrath,
sometimes I wonder when death will have me caught,
sometimes I wonder if all my endeavors will add up to nought,

standing...

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Categories: gatekeepers, how i feel, introspection, life, perspective, society,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Chose the Right Body Suit
You can return to earth for two days they said, 
but not in that worn out body.
I knew that; and I was glad; it was almost blind, 
and had a touch of dementia any way.
You...

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Categories: gatekeepers, spiritual,
Form: Lyric
Tremors In Troy
I’m well rested on this bed of cold cement
With passersby borrowing me their eyes for a blanket
Oblivious to the fact that I now lay victorious 
Adding salt to my open wounds
   inglorious

I put...

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Categories: gatekeepers, emotions, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Seventy Percent Are Mad
The T.V. Set is blaring, as usual for it is the law to keep it on.
Year 2035, and the gatekeepers need to watch people twenty-five six.
Yes, I know it used to be twenty-four, seven, but...

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Categories: gatekeepers, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Meeting My Cousin She-Fee
We never knew She-Fee really. She was our cousin, but
She was banished practically the first time my parents saw her.
Strange my father pronounced almost immediately.
My mother was horrified by her command of adults.

We were drawn...

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Categories: gatekeepers, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member The Nature of It All
We are not what others say we are;
rather, we are what nature has made us
and nature is of the creation of God.

Enter into self and know
as does the flowing river running
to the mother source of...

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Categories: gatekeepers, deep, imagery, inspiration, integrity, metaphor, symbolism, word
Form: Prose Poetry
The Hostile Whorls
I 

king of the hostile quasar ! 
stelliferous beast without origin 

anechoic void-crown usurper of the throne without end 
upon a tundra in the cosmic septentrional : 
fantastically obscure to the naked human eye 
and...

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Categories: gatekeepers, angst, dark, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Beauty of a Soul

The sun sparkles
On last night's snowfall
A blissful wind
Causes snow to dance
The sky is a rainbow
A rare delight
To the bunnies below
And to the wandering eyes
Of a lone child

Eyes wide like saucers
She observes the grace
Of the eternal...

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Categories: gatekeepers, adventure, beauty, happy, life,
Form: Free verse
Gatekeeper of My Heart
You hold the flame that tamed my heart
That came to me in the light of the dark
On fire from the very start
Life itself could not pry our love apart
Meeting in the middle like a dancing...

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Categories: gatekeepers, romantic love,
Form: Ballad
The Revolution Will Be Televised
THE REVOLUTION WILL BE TELEVISED

All the news you can use is no longer completely controlled
      by CNN, ABC, CBS OR NBC,
The new GATEKEEPERS because of our cell phone, web cams
...

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© Reid Lewis  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gatekeepers, black african american, destiny,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member At What Cost Shall We Ransom This God
At What Cost Shall We Ransom This God


At what cost shall we ransom this God!
Held hostage in the towers of sanctity
by the scurrilous usurpers of His throne.

We pay homage to the hierarchic harlots
bow and scrape...

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Categories: gatekeepers, introspection, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Visa Walls
A repetitive stamp on a passport
can expedite our joyous first meeting.
Love spurs a nervous heart
towards a new, unknown life.

Papers collected and shuffled,
we pray for official acceptance.
The gatekeepers eyes penetrate
with suspicious glares of denial.

The bureaucracy divides...

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© Wayne Hill  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gatekeepers, love, political, social,
Form: Free verse

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