Long Hunker Poems
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Silence reigns supreme in my reichSilence reigns supreme in my reich
No don (except me)
doth trumpet within the aborted
barren reach of freedoms within expansive realm,
I annexed courtesy manifest destiny,
which peoples now inhabiting said jurisdiction
circumscribed by following coordinates -
Latitude: 40° 16' 22.20"...
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Categories:
hunker, absence, abuse, addiction, anger, celebration, dark, hair,
Form:
Free verse
The eye of the stormHuge fluffy clouds began to form over
Sanibel Island as the salted gulf splashed
against the rocks around the lighthouse
coastal waters rose up as a calming coolness
carried this gentle warm breeze over to...
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Categories:
hunker, beach, beautiful, creation, rainbow, sunshine,
Form:
Free verse
Conversation With OmicronConversation with Omicron
I’m speaking with Omicron. Omicron is a well known antagonist of the health care system and frequently mentioned in political discussions. First, why did you come here?
I didn’t “come here”. I was brought...
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Categories:
hunker, social, spoken word,
Form:
Free verse
Quy Nhon and the Tet OffensiveQuy Nhon and The Tet Offensive
By Franklin Price
9/2/2018
Quy Nhon and the Tet offensive, more than fifty years ago
That Chinese New Year changed our world and most its ebb and flow
Until that day the boonies were...
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Categories:
hunker, memory, new year, war,
Form:
Couplet
A Harlem Hoodlum Albeit RespectableA Harlem hoodlum, (albeit respectable)...
ready for night time in bedlam
after swallowing me favorite dram,
cuz reasonable rhyme resembles flimflam.
Whiling away his time playing solitaire...
initially prepped, honed, and crafted
November second two thousand and twenty
slightly tweaked February nineteenth
two...
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Categories:
hunker, anger, city, corruption, education, february, freedom, grave,
Form:
Rhyme
The Devil and the CowboysThe Devil and The Cowboys
Off in the distance
you could see the clouds forming
a blanket of white
on a canvas of blue
the wind was beginning
to give birth to some devils
and what was to come
only hardened men knew
"cut...
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Categories:
hunker, america,
Form:
Rhyme
A Hoodlum Albeit Respectable In BedlamA hoodlum, (albeit respectable) in bedlam
whiling away his time playing solitaire...
November second two thousand and twenty
fast approaching the final countdown
With less than twenty four, twenty three,
twenty two... hours
harkening, heralding or (worse case scenario)
hindering...
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Categories:
hunker, america, change, conflict, destiny, discrimination, grave, miracle,
Form:
Free verse
Never Land Part 5A lad is stopped by roving cops, who shoot in disregard.
His face is black, he’s on his back, a breeze is breathing hard,
he bleeds and dies, his mama cries, the screaming sky is scarred,
the sheriff...
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Categories:
hunker, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
Putin As Vlad the Impaler ReincarnateThe latter classified as a voivode
(prince) of Wallachia
(part of modern Romania).
Surrounded by enemies
that included the Hungarians,
the Ottomans, his younger brother,
and Walachian nobility,
Vlad employed extremely
cruel gruesome measures
to inspire fear in those
who opposed him.
He earned his nickname
by...
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Categories:
hunker, abuse, anger, bereavement, conflict, crush, dark, goodbye,
Form:
Rhyme
Redundant AgainRedundant Again
By Elton Camp
There’s an expression hard to beat
It’s a reference to “hamburger meat”
Here’s another that’s too often seen
Come and use our “ATM machine”
In a storm, folks always “hunker down”
But to “hunker up” is not...
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Categories:
hunker, on writing and wordswords,
Form:
Rhyme
The Hurricane Was HarveyThe Hurricane was Harvey
By Franklin Price
8/31/2017
The hurricane was Harvey, what an unassuming name
Left the western Yucatan. across the Gulf he came
Building up his power to a category four
Slammed into the Texas coast with wind, and...
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Categories:
hunker, care, community, hope, inspiration, natural disasters, people,
Form:
Couplet
Coronavirus Came From ChinaCoronavirus Came From China
By Franklin Price
03/27/2020
Coronavirus came from China
At least that's what they say
Matters not, where it came from
It's with us here today
Has spread through human contact
For a cure there's a dearth
There are many dead...
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Categories:
hunker, anger, betrayal, health, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Blood In the Air (Part 2)I slide through
the darkness
within your walls,
following wires
to their heart.
Solidifying in your basement
I...
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Categories:
hunker, angst, death, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
Exhortations Against Ole Saint Nickthe (better late than never)
free admission confession, exhortations against Ole Saint Nick
treasured untold shenanigans of Santa,
his elves and reindeer discovered only
by colluding via "FAKE" fluke
did I manage to worm winning the...
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Categories:
hunker, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Light Verse
A Christmas TaleOutside my dorm window, the snow began to fall;
Everybody had gone home, but I didn’t have a car.
Christmas break started yesterday, they’re gonna throw me out;
I’ve got no place to go, I’ll just be wandering...
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Categories:
hunker, christmas, giving,
Form:
Rhyme
InfinityThe soul behind the mind
The thoughts gain entrance
Tick, tick, tick…
All wound up
Tick, tick.
Just a matter of time.
Pre-released dreams coming into being
Tick, tick
We never retaliated
We’ve always waited.
The redundant fear grows
Inside where hope hides
Locked in doom
loomed in...
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Categories:
hunker, anger, earth, environment,
Form:
Prose
Cupid Sets Hearts On FireEvery February fourteenth,
(reference Gregorian Calendar see
High Middle Ages his Saints' Day)
which combs thee
day after morrow aye decree
Tweedledum and Tweedledee
mine near one and same
mean mein near best buddy
donning Harris tweed plus sundry
other manifold couture to express...
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Categories:
hunker, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th
Form:
Personification
The Better Late Than Never Free Admission Confessio...exhortations against Ole Saint Nick
(alternately titled untold treasured shenanigans of Santa)
his elves and reindeer discovered only
by colluding via "FAKE" fluke
did I manage to worm winning the trust
among Christmas elves and reindeer
confident this generic...
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Categories:
hunker, analogy, december, giggle, imagination, lust, metaphor, satire,
Form:
I do not know?
The Path To Least ResistanceThe Path To Least Resistance -
By: Sue S. Side
Amp pull ease just sparked insight,
I suddenly became aware,
(actually self actualization
came ohm to roost - dare
ring with mighty stir since this
Earthling orbited thru the atmosphere
back in...
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Categories:
hunker, 7th grade, age, cry, dark, goodbye, kid,
Form:
Bio
Let Me Tell You About These Dreams I'Ve Been Having --- Poem - Lyric ThingI'm beginning to live most fully within my sleeping dreams.
I've started to hunker longer and longer
under my blanket trying to get back to that world.
Because, in the "real" world... or so they call it..
I find...
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Categories:
hunker, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Twisting In the WindThe wind dances through the trees as I sit cozy in bed, kitten at my knees.
A cream-colored ball of fur, with a boldly striped tail,
(half raccoon, half Siamese, we...
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Categories:
hunker, allegory, animals, happiness, lifeblue,
Form:
Lyric
The Red Eye To the SoulHere I stand
sweat dripping off my nose
as I bounce my axe
in my left hand,
blood slides off the blade.
They tell me
my eye turn crimson
when I’m like this,
...
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Categories:
hunker, adventure, angst, fantasy, warbody,
Form:
Free verse
Everything I've Ever Lost In a box full of everything I’ve ever lost,
The first thing I’d rummage for is the patience that could’ve led me
To your open arms at any cost
Slow moving nights, without a trace...
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Categories:
hunker, extended metaphor, lost love, nostalgia, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
Sylvan Summer Part IThe escape commenced.
The endless drive from middleclass suburbia
ala Levittown; across hill and dale,
packed in a 1947 black beauty
of a Lincoln Continental; to the land of Peyton Place
and Steven King; Maine.
Lemon up and tangerine down,...
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Categories:
hunker, nostalgia
Form:
Narrative
Mini Drama: Sturmabteilung 6Schiff picked up the phone receiver again:Pelosi, your idea's great! The pizzas paid off! The gofers all rolled back! And their hauptman Mutt Gaets vanished, purportedly calling for a press conference.
Pelosi: Uh, pizzas paid...
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Categories:
hunker, irony, satire, slam,
Form:
I do not know?