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Premium Member Limericks
          Johnny and Amber

To get my mind off war and inflation
I’ve watched the trial for defamation.
  But from what I’ve heard
  that scorned Amber...

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Categories: harangue, fun, humorous,
Form: Limerick



Tyranny Counts the Ballots
“Never forget 
everything Hitler did 
in Germany was legal.”
- Martin Luther King, Jr.

drop by drop lady liberty bleeds
red on white and blue
common sense vexatious 
verboten spins askew 

“We can and we must 
write in the...

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Categories: harangue, political,
Form: Rhyme
Emotional Fatigue Courtesy Exhaustive Vituperative Harangue
Emotional fatigue courtesy exhaustive vituperative harangue...

Lobbed and unleashed upon the heads
of (yours truly and the missus)
so called selfish "monsters."

The evening of Wednesday April 19th
witnessed us (birth parents of our first born)
weathering blistering telephonic brickbats.

She (unnamed...

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Categories: harangue, 7th grade, abuse, angst, anniversary, anxiety, birth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Sprigs and Spirit of Sistine -4
I'm not sure Shem
the Lord said he was sad,
he told me that a long time ago
the angels had done something terrible
that they had compromised their divine command
for carnal caprice, that their offspring had become offensive,...

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Categories: harangue, creation,
Form: Epic
Marital Covenant Chaste Away Errant Infidelity
Yours truly shirked fidelity regarding faithful vows
bequeathed courtesy angel of mercy,
who pledged her troth
July twenty fifth nineteen ninety six
five months (not quite to the day) before

"star student" birthed
on December twenty second,
(now gainfully employed
at Certified B-Corporation
San Francisco,...

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Categories: harangue, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member One Way Ships - Part 2
Continued from Part 1

Hungary hounds harangue the highlands,
howl at skies and desert islands…
Below, unfettered carbon crows conceal the parting path she chose

Lighthouse lamps and lanterns lolling…
Mute abandoned fleets are calling…
The shallow shadowed portholes vaunt dim...

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Categories: harangue, lost love,
Form: Rhyme
On Monmouth's Fields, Part Ii
...He reformed the routing patriots,
formed a line atop a rise, Perrine’s Hill,
brought in General Knox and the artillery,
commanding the mass through sheer force of will.

He needed to buy time for the main force
to march on...

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Categories: harangue, america, conflict, confusion, england, history, usa, war,
Form: Epic
Premium Member taps
I received a re-invitation email this morning. A ‘come on, why don’t you want to?’ note that struck me as odd. See, I’ve been ‘tapped’ for a couple of final clubs at Yale. It can...

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Categories: harangue, color, community, education, humor, school, student,
Form: Free verse
Formidable flourishing fiends
Formidable flourishing fiends...

harangue since landing 
yours truly immersed 
in a dream-like 
fiercesome state of war,  
not quite a dream 
can be described 
as a "hypnagogic state" 
while virtually in Singapore,

where Katy Perry 
namesake of...

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Categories: harangue, angst, animal, anxiety, conflict, courage, dark, sleep,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Harangue
I walk in the shadow
 I shore up my doubt, behind a loosely bound hope 
Which in turn is propped up without foundation
Cynical of a life, at the mercy of luck
Collateral damage feeds my reservation...

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Categories: harangue, allusion, rain, weather,
Form: Pleiades
Stumped On the Stump
It’s in the dictionary: disambiguate.
It reminds me of Bush’s misrememberate,
a word that always makes me hyperventilate
and sometimes even makes me discombobulate.
They’re words for those who want to circumambulate
proven facts. Politicians overcompensate

with sesquipedalians to overcompensate
for ideas...

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© Tom Harris  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: harangue, satire, me, me, truth,
Form: Sestina
Duped Sons of the Gun

Rile up the rifling rowdies
at the Red River rawhide rally
A new Mustang Sally came rip-roaring muscling in
from the lower Staten Island end of Stalingrad
Treachery forged American made profit wad
Wearing a commie armband,
purporting to be party...

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Categories: harangue, allegory, business, political, truth,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member The Monster You Dread
THE MONSTER YOU DREAD

i can’t handle rejection,
the unhug of perfection.
a piercing scream of perplexion —
my complexion streaked
grouted and piqued.

i backhanded you by
closing the splintered door,
vainglorious to the core —
now you can’t see the open sore.

you...

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Categories: harangue, childhood, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
Mini Drama: Sturmabteilung 4
The employee took out these pizzas and put them on desks at the hall. No sooner had the pizzas popped into the gofers' eyesights than seething salivas (imaginary or real) bursted out of their mouths,...

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Categories: harangue, betrayal, funny,
Form: I do not know?
The Nerd Truck Driver
The Truck Driver

By Elton Camp

Bruce had a job he wasn’t wild about.
He drove a big truck on a regular route.
Then on one fine summer day,
He stopped at a café on the way.

Bruce was sitting at...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: harangue, funny
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member News Fiasco Internationale
I looked in the paper, and guess what it said?
It read, "Panagiota is dead!
I quick turned on CNN.
News Alert! "Panagiota lost her head!"
Oh, I was more than mad!

So I went to Joe Scarborough on MSNBC.
He...

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Categories: harangue, america, bullying, corruption, meaningful,
Form: Free verse
The White Hound Comes...
I’ve met the slow White hound
I’ve heard his haunting howl
prowl through November air
I shook his frigid paw
that came when bones were bare.

A gusty, spectral thief
of moments far too brief
his whispered pants enticed
and plumy tails left...

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Categories: harangue, nature, seasons, autumn, autumn,
Form: Rhyme
This Torturous Life
THIS TORTUROUS LIFE

Is this life make-believe?

I cope not with the life struggles that beset me
For they are hell-bent on wrecking me 
Forever seeking me out 
They harangue most grievously 
Damaging me irrevocably

No one it seems...

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Categories: harangue, art, life,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Nightlight
Oh laggard maid, why do you 
harangue the night with your longings
the void greets the multitudes
with the same ashen face.
Only the shades of fleeting joy
can brighten the monochrome 
to the richness of sapphire 
only bliss...

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Categories: harangue, allegory, angst, dedication,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Visions Beyond the Horizon
Visions Beyond the Horizon

The doctor incised the umbilical cord, the nurse held him by heel,
They waited; the baby cried not; the nurse nudged and he giggled;
The baby giggled again; new mom laughed; doctors just haggled;
The...

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Categories: harangue, allegory, christmas, jesus,
Form: Sonnet
MELIORISM
MELIORISM 
This world stings like the scorpion, 
And I will not filter in her tears,
This I said because I’m a champion, 
Only throwing jabs, it really wears!
Like the faeces of a chameleon, 
She stinks in...

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Categories: harangue, africa, anger, anxiety, courage, emotions, satire, trust,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Prediction
Prediction

                A perfect weather system heading our way  
          ...

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Categories: harangue, pets, weather,
Form: List
Death of a Sea
Mum’s courteous sprinkles denounced delusion cowardice.
And demented a destiny Willenhall to Bethlehem for life price.
But hallelujah brought my children forward for hallucination. 
My partner mended her menopause to hale hammada action,
Harangue lumps machinations to overtrade...

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Categories: harangue, fantasydeath, death,
Form: Sonnet
Obliteration
In the rearview recesses
I spy crestfallen stresses
Binding might tugging my lift
When I grasp your tiny hand
I plunge into that quicksand
Until my breath begs to drift

Once the daylight fades away
I won't miss that solar play
Since we...

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© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: harangue, funny, love, satire
Form: Lyric
Riding the 4
I’m riding the subway (the 4)
Where you never know what is in store.
	A character stood
	Ranting loudly he should
Have a seat, which I tried to ignore.

His ravings got louder until
Someone rose to accede to his will.
	Though...

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Categories: harangue, new york, people,
Form: Limerick

Book: Shattered Sighs