Long Incubated Poems
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On Theistic IntegrityLet us begin
by explicitly undressing
what may have been
implicitly held
multicultural feelings:
1. For the overwhelming masses
of teeming and scheming
healthy human adults,
and especially adolescents,
peak sexual experiences
are also our peak
lifetime
spiritual experiences
of compassion
co-passion
shared orgasmic passion.
2. Our elder right...
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Categories:
incubated, culture, freedom, god, health, integrity, psychological, religion,
Form:
Political Verse
Huffing Paint In the Mini-VanBaby birds tweet as their long skinny necks stretch towards blind faith. Somewhat frantically; newly born; next to dead; fragile existence; protected with life. Regurgitation from the same embodied mouth that an egg came from....
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Categories:
incubated, imagery, innocence, metaphor,
Form:
Narrative
BREAKING THE SILENCE : NO MOREBREAKING THE SILENCE : NO MORE
Sponsored by Ink Empress
Glass shattered a
Saturday afternoon tea ~
Silence holds steady
black fleeced momentum
for its own ripping
when lightning as whipping
fire from Heartbeat of
Sun slashes its Void
loudness to tumble...
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Categories:
incubated, abuse, change, courage, deep, god, identity, life,
Form:
Bio
TbtRoom full of people, how could I be lonely?
These days it's harder than ever to find a true homie
I'm trying to keep a grip but I'm losing it slowly
Filling our voids with mediums of instant...
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Categories:
incubated, addiction, computer, corruption, feelings, psychological, , western,
Form:
Rhyme
Bio-LogosIt started when I was 8.
My eighth year, that is.
Owl visited and left her reincarnating message
transmuting her last breath out
as my first new breath in.
But that was 55 years
and 4 teenagers ago.
During all...
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Categories:
incubated, culture, earth, language, native american, philosophy, religion,
Form:
Free verse
Truth Is the Daughtr of Timeso true, Truth is the daughter of time!
tell me yours, I tell you mine,
Jews or Philistines,
the reason for your exile to ancient Kemet/Egypt
or Aethiopia
was it not to escape persecution?
"Get up, take the...
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Categories:
incubated, africa, character, conflict, freedom, hate, history, home,
Form:
I do not know?
Encomium For Cumulative Collection of TrashEncomium for cumulative collection of trash
The pyromaniac within yours truly
beckons sacrificial ritual
mine burning (man's)
sacred plastic bags
of rubbish (comprised of: hairs combed,
ditto trimmed from dead head,
filthy lucre - ha, phlegm
wrapped in tissue paper,
snips and snails,
and puppy...
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Categories:
incubated, absence, america, appreciation, bereavement, emotions, father, fire,
Form:
Free verse
DAUGHTERSDAUGHTERS
Opposites presented by Goddess
in talons of Eagle
on wings of Dove
Equally loved
A torrent from a fierce black cloud
yang frothing waves in a storm
...
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Categories:
incubated, blessing, courage, daughter, deep, emotions, heart, imagery,
Form:
Bio
Suffer The ChildrenThey sat and they stared straight ahead
Absorbing each word that I said
Angelic and silent, no whispered abuse
No Alpha I felt I should dread
The lunch bell was rung and their heads turned as one
But then they...
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Categories:
incubated, education,
Form:
Rhyme
Chloee and Reginald the Stand Down Dachshund ComediansOne
Chloee? Yes Reginald!
Why do they call us Dachshunds, Wiener Dogs?
Maybe they call you a Wiener Reginald!
You cut me off at the legs with that one Chloee!
Two
Chloee? Yes Reginald! Have you ever smelled mothballs.
No Reginald it's too...
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Categories:
incubated, funny, humor, humorous, roses are red,
Form:
Burlesque
Zero Part 1Built by the criminally insane
An evil man with a gifted brain
Crafted a hero built to end all
When the others have fallen, he still stands tall
A humanoid robot, a Reploid they're called
The originally designed's release date...
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Categories:
incubated, adventure, imagination, science fiction, world, hero,
Form:
Epic
In the labyrinth of my thoughts, an uninterrupted flow of whispers and shadowsIn the labyrinth of my thoughts, an uninterrupted flow of whispers and shadows,
I awaken a prisoner in a crystal cage, built from prejudices and expectations,
And the bars are forged from the invisible threads of our...
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Categories:
incubated, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Planting Seeds of Life - Growing Self AwarenessPlanting seeds of life - growing self awareness...
(Subtitled: kudos beloved Amelie Beth)
Dilly gents gal lore spellbinding
metaphorically exhuming, ferreting, gleaning...
insightful handy dandy blues clues
unearthing treasure trove motherlode,
(and father lode) eye opening discover re:
visa vis our family...
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Categories:
incubated, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, dad,
Form:
Free verse
Ominous Foreboding AugursOminous Foreboding Augurs...
Innocuously incubated kindled
imperceptible dire strait
restlessness like tinder
with pinterest Deutsche agitate
barreling like a freight
train running so much
faster than an eight
track uber twittering,
rumbling, quickening and inculcate
dissension among dissolute
rabble rousers, who
do obediently initiate
rank and file will...
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Categories:
incubated, conflict, crazy, environment, fate, humorous, international, leadership,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
The ChaliceTime can be defined as the experience of events between birth and death, and our
lives, I think, are defined by the association of friends and family who shared those
events. The quantity of events which...
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Categories:
incubated, absence, bereavement, best friend, death of a
Form:
Narrative
Intimations of My Late Mother As a BacheloretteAttempt to shine
flickering figurative klieg light
with the help of hyperbole
on poverty wrought
debutante material, this predicated
on my own unbiased thought
initially related...
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Categories:
incubated, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, grave,
Form:
Ballad
Colony Of Dreams
Submerged in the flood of the maddening crowd,
I see a verdant valley carved out by covert ingenuity
within my lonesome mind, drifting away entranced,
displaced from the still stratum of suffusing sound
of converging cacophony, resonating loud...
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Categories:
incubated, analogy, dream, fantasy, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
A Mother's LoveThis poem is dedicated to my mom.
A mama robin was granted a divine gift
And she began to form her new precious jewels,
Within herself.
The pain she was in while carrying these marbles,
Oh how burdensome they must...
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Categories:
incubated, cheer up, home, hope, love, metaphor, mom,
Form:
Narrative
Dead LettersFrom cold concrete floor to plaster ceiling
in cardboard boxes, damp and peeling;
beneath migraine fluorescence,
humming, blinking incessance.
They languish spectrally bound and gagged,
indexed, filed, stamped and tagged:
a desert vista of yellowing paper.
They say nothing,
travel nowhere.
Confetti never thrown...
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Categories:
incubated, allegory, life, loss, lost love, mystery,
Form:
Verse
And There You Go Away AgainAnd there you go away again
Onto a place, which only you've been
Where when questions are asked
You're always related back
Answers free of any dividends
And behind a thin white curtain
Which contours the shape of a person
You will...
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Categories:
incubated, emotions, poetry, tribute, true love,
Form:
Free verse
Romantic SurvellanceROMANTIC SURVEILLANCE
Friday came with a change
The incubated hen got laid,
On this platter of grace shaped
Into spade,
Her beauty flows faster than
The rain
Washes through my vain
As I read within her photo and
Her lips says,
Hello my charming male,
Project...
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Categories:
incubated, artheart, heart, love,
Form:
Ballade
With Eyes Stayed On the PrizeOut of you and me,
The colors of our skins
And our humanity,
Comes the scarred history
Of the home of the brave
And the land of the free;
Where it always was held true
That in you and by you—
And only...
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Categories:
incubated, africa, allegory, analogy, black african american, introspection,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Love Isn'T DeadLOVE ISN'T DEAD
On a scale of love's name
Where the road is broken
And cause heart aches,
Sweat and tears becomes my
Daily bread,
When will love be permanent
And sink into my blood?
As I write this night
After the death...
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Categories:
incubated, artheart, heart, love,
Form:
Ballade
Zephyrus WithinZephyrus Within
by Odin Roark
Do we fly away
Drift away
Stay away
Or were we ever real?
How fleeting the impressions
Plummeted by the New...
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Categories:
incubated, self,
Form:
Free verse
Postmodern BluesPostmodern Blues
Our bare-footed ancestors
Diligently traversed the grassy pathways
On rustling vegetation air walked along
Sunshine and rain in turn tiptoed
To bestow canopy of reverence
They wished us to watch
Soil sprouting bliss
Hills rolling down lush carpet
Pristine waters meandering around
The...
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Categories:
incubated, angst, betrayal, conflict, corruption, destiny, fear, scary,
Form:
Blank verse