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His Love For Storm
He laid next to her, incognizant and numb.
His skin once blanche white and smooth, now almost mustard color.
Sickle shape impressions were on his cheeks and chin, an obvious telling sign of the effects of the...

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Categories: incognizant, addiction,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Kiss Away My Pain
kiss away my pain
let the poisoned lies drain
your lips have healing balm
to bring the calm
into my soul
make me whole
kiss away every trace
of pain on my face
kiss away every lie
that he said to make me cry
kiss...

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Categories: incognizant, desire, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
War Determines Right From Wrong
The guns are still firing, bang bang bang,
But the sound doesn't register with comatose minds.
Old boots trudge through mud as if it were wet concrete,
The heavy feet move on though their energy is depleted.

The kit...

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Categories: incognizant, death, truth, war,
Form: Free verse
Decomposition of My Dignity
I am being held hostage by a pressing force of incognizant, and I am impregnated in a world of spiraling storms of confusion.
  Fragments of memories prods my mind. Sudden and swift memories of...

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Categories: incognizant, confusion,
Form: Light Verse
The Incognizant Dance With Death
HE INCOGNIZANT DANCE WITH DEATH 

Avoidance, denial,  deception, delusion.
Thing's that we use to not see the conclusion.

The randomness of truth causes continual deflection,
due to constant reminders of our prevailing direction.


The life long endeavor, to...

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Categories: incognizant, anxiety, culture, death, fear, humanity, people, psychological,
Form: Couplet



No Title
I do not bewail the transient era that is youth. For in it, I was blind to the grandeur that is life. I was ignorant to love, and incognizant to its importance. Beholden to no...

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Categories: incognizant, age, change, future, growing up, growth, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mornings In July
Mornings In July


Mornings in July are oblivious.
They know nothing about the newspaper headlines
Or the relentless crashing of ocean waves
Under a pissed off crescent moon.
They see nothing. They hear nothing. They feel nothing.
Mornings in July are...

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Categories: incognizant, summer, july,
Form: Verse
A Slice of Remain
She doesn't know how he feels.
Piece by piece he becomes undone.
All she knows is the suffering he reveals.
She's wondering who's responsible but she's the one.

She couldn't break words with her lover
Even if her life depended...

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© Xmsd Msrsx  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: incognizant, hurt, love, sad,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Single Sifted Grain of Sand
Could a single sifted grain of sand ever disappear?
You pour ocean's capacious core into a roar.
Dolphins flip rhythmically within; echolocation's clicks You hear.
Shifting, reshaping sand slides against gentle waves, seeking shore.

You pour ocean's capacious core...

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Categories: incognizant, change, god, inspirational, life, nature, ocean, perspective,
Form: Pantoum
Apollutopia
there is no utopia
therefore don’t toil to find one
all mortals will someday go there
no one knows where that place is

since this world is dystopia
i like to go and live my life where 
no one who...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: incognizant, metaphor, world,
Form: Free verse
A Blindingly Different World
What restless times we adhere to.
Yet for the moments well spent we emerge victorious.
Insane thoughts ramble and flow like a mighty river.
Water fall of incognizant and incoherent whispers.
To bring the ear hither closer to the...

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Categories: incognizant, confusion, introspection, life, loss, people, philosophy, sad,
Form: I do not know?
First Sonnet
Precious gift bestowed upon us by Lord , 
is mother nature, the philanthropist  
Who happily takes care of her wards  
and shows mercy to her inhabitants  

The Sun shines in morning to...

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Categories: incognizant, nature, tribute,
Form: Sonnet

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