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Premium Member My Reproductive Rights Attorney
An attorney friend of mine once said,
We have two opposing views
of the hows and whys of law and time and natural evolution,
including natural law,
and including U.S. Constitutional Law.

One assumes both natural and spiritual nondual legal...

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Categories: hows, appreciation, corruption, earth, games, health, hero, history,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member Likeness Ssenekil: Part 2
*Image of Many Meanings by KWC.

Likeness ssenekiL: Part 2

(HOMONYMS: Homophones & Homographs)

The batter's foul ball killed a fowl that later caused a foul odor.
After painting the room red, he then redd it up and read...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hows, word play,
Form: I do not know?
The Musings of a Moron
People usually walk around without realizing how far deep they have sunk in life, amidst the lies that they tell themselves to keep going, to not stop and wonder about what are they doing, blindly...

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Categories: hows, imagination, introspection, journey, life, lonely, lost love,
Form: Narrative
Dear Library
Dear Library,

It's me, Angel,
Do you remember me?
Of course, you do,
For how could one forget?
A constant presence,
A companion through my highs and lows.

I write to express my gratitude,
For being my sanctuary in high school,
A refuge from...

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Categories: hows, books, bullying, care, inspirational love, school, uplifting,
Form: Free verse
No Point In Being Happy
Im crying and crying but Daddy wont get up for me, he lays there lazy humbled asleep. 
Wont anyone think of me? Mummy says, he might just be hungry, Hows A bottle going to 
fix...

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Categories: hows, brother, daughter, depression, family, children, life, lost
Form: Rhyme



Nice To Meet You, I Miss You
My chest hurts, this is new. It's not painful in that way it just aches.
My eyes burn, this feeling I know. The tears are forming
I think I know what's happening, I know what to call...

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Categories: hows, best friend, confusion, desire, feelings, i love
Form: Free verse
A Story
There is a hidden story here,
 wordings in the lines of a book that openly appear
   well-worn images cleared 
along paths and byways out of stagnation,
 birth life experiences out of the shadows...

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© Dm Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hows, endurance, innocence, life,
Form: Narrative
Do Pets Die Here?
I met a little fellow; at the local shelter;
I inquired as to the where-when-and hows;
That were required to adopt him.
   Having demonstrated my ability to provide shelter;
  And income necessary to feed...

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Categories: hows, urbanme, food, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Am That Iamb
In the Beginning was the Word

Just a sound really

A somber echo into the abyss
that kickstarted the whole universe

(was the noise beautiful? was it ugly?
who's to say for sure...

...it was the First)

But it did its job
It...

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Categories: hows, angst, bereavement, christian, confusion, extended metaphor, faith,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member My Kind of Heaven
Opps! must be dead,
looks like the pearly gates,
Rough guy levitates towards me,
think I know his face,
St Peter, I need some help 
trying to get into this place,
I’ll let you enter kiddo, 
but my identity you...

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Categories: hows, celebrity, death, drink, drug, hero, satire, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Attack of the Giant Insects
I miss the old time monster movies where the insects ruled the day,
Where disaster resulted from a mishap with a disintegrator ray.

Unleashing the wrath of nature by causing the insects to expand,
Proving to us once...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hows, funny, for her, for her, hero, time,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Goodbye: Upon the Death of Sibling
Once, I’d stood beside a man
Who, with heart and soul o’erwrought, 
Silently searched for answers, but answers found him not. 
His sister recently had passed from Earthly life to next,
And left her brother standing, filled...

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Categories: hows, angst, brother, cancer, confusion, death, sister, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Deny It Or Believe It
Weird, strange, illusion, dream, nonsense; words plenty since ever
To overcome fear, avoid confusion, maintain commonsense or whatever!
But this story of mine is an experience I record as game of nature;
Revisiting it, wondering on the hows...

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Categories: hows, death, lost, memory,
Form: Rhyme
Mines the Wonder
Mines the wonder
Living is an act of aggression. Every time I go out of the house it upsets the balance of the universe. Today I had someone tell me that things were coming undone, old...

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Categories: hows, adventure, bird, philosophy,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Whys and Hows
Whys and Hows
                by Odin Roark

Through the window of rain spattered glass,
The old vet watched the large ant cling to...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hows, life,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Edge
The Edge

She danced on the edge, lost in a haze, in the shadows of vices, lost in a maze. She emerged like a flame, burning so bright, A savior in the darkness, a beacon of...

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Categories: hows, devotion,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Barbara Ione Popovits
Barbara Ione Popovits
By Franklin Price
02/15/2022

Barbara Ione Popovits was her given maiden name
When we said “I do's”, and married, it would never be the same.

If you're wondering, who I am, I am Franklin Arthur Price
Writing this...

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Categories: hows, love, marriage,
Form: Couplet
Bartered
BARTERED
By:Clement A. Chipande

I knew I was surrounded by inhumane perverts
I guarded my innocence with my entire sincere heart
I rebuffed snitchy men for fear it might get hurt
I sniffed every compliment for a stench of flirt
I...

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Categories: hows, africa, child abuse, girl, marriage, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Not To Do What You Should
There  was a day when hollow teeth and streams,
  The marrow, blood and trains of thought,
	Of night black dreams,
   Ran their course and floods did wrought,
     ...

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Categories: hows, change, culture, freedom, future, social, symbolism,
Form: Ode
Years Later.
As Distant finds himself :
The early morning mist fills the air 
   the birds have flown off as the others run in fear
      as calm settles not a...

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Categories: hows, adventure, life, on writing and words, life,
Form: I do not know?
When Astrologers Walk Into Church
Used to be the Mafia.
Glory to shameful violence.
Off balanced dodgers,
No reconciliation, by Story.
Oh, thank Jesus.
Oh, Thyatira
As time now diminishes?

Now urban dump sites,
Steps into focus.
I can't bare to mention.
Oh, Laodicea.
The place or time, it scavenges.
An untouchable...

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Categories: hows, religion,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Stars Remain Silent
From the ashes of superstition,
like a Phoenix we have risen!
As he puts on his White Lab Coat
of Unthinkable Wisdom.
In reality... yet constantly dreaming.
Under a microscope he tries to find meaning.
Building blocks of existence,
a scientist's relentless...

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Categories: hows, analogy, bible, jesus, philosophy, religion, spiritual, symbolism,
Form: I do not know?
The Greasy Saddle
In walked the Redeyed Stranger


Bragging: he used an excessive amount of
bagging gestures and words. He was told by
his handler to tune down the rhetoric, as one
person found him rude and overbearing. We
were worried someone would...

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Categories: hows, fashion, horse, music, repetition, sports,
Form: Ballade
You Will Wonder
You will tell them that you were raped,
They will say “What clothes were you wearing”,
You will tell them that a boy was making you uncomfortable,
They will say” You are being dramatic”.

They will tell you to...

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Categories: hows, 8th grade, anger, growing up, society,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Shopping Mayhem In Town
People walking head down staring  into their cell phones
In pairs or all alone
Children pushing their children in buggies and prams
Traffic wardens and traffic jams
Zombies trying to walk through you with masses of shopping bags
Gangs...

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© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hows, angst, city, life,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs