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Premium Member A Kept Woman
Dream-worker 
delves deeply into my dream;

vibrations fondle anticipation
foreplay wakes wide-eyed 
swells of liquid libido quake the rendezvous edge -
a primordial being in his prime
a masculine ego quest for affaire d’amour;
her night-loving body 
c h a...

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Categories: inertia, allegory, betrayal, fate, imagery, love, lust, sensual,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member En-Trumped
En-trumped

There are many en-tities. Narrative psychologist speak of living and telling 
a story. Our lives should be as we en-live them and en-story them. We tell 
our tale as we see it, at the moment...

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Categories: inertia, horror,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Letter On a Train
I once met a gentleman on an Amtrak train whose name was Sitruc Nosttam.*He was some 20 years my senior which was a real treat to me because I have great respect for and love...

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Categories: inertia, care, people, write,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Enduring Spinning: Agriculture, Culture and War
You can feel it spinning
                              ...

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Categories: inertia, culture, environment, farm, future, history, peace, water,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Chalk Dust and Stardust
Amidst the chaos of chalk and dreams deferred,
We ask ourselves, where can we find the spark
In this labyrinth of rote and rigid words?
The burden we bear, a future stark

We've trudged through dusty classrooms, yearning
For wisdom...

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Categories: inertia, education,
Form: Free verse



Jo Jo Part Two
Coercion began
as the ground surrounds the seed
baring life and truth
A kingdom of soil
An army of soiled crickets
A pubescent king
Presenting Jo Jo
the leader of the region
and sire to the throne
Forced to lead the masses
basis chases hatred
Bandaged...

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Categories: inertia, spiritual, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Free Power - Part Three
from state dinner pent-up flatulence

                              ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inertia, political, satire,
Form: Free verse
Plague Journal At the Ides of March 2020, Abandoned
The sound of a piano playing a dirge lies in the air. It was the day before general quarantine measures were implemented by the Austrian government. That same night, for the first time in recent...

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© Quinn K.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inertia, angst, death, depression, international, political,
Form: Prose Poetry
Doubting Thomas luxuriates under Dylanesque milkweed
Doubting Thomas luxuriates under Dylanesque milkweed

made fibrous threads...constituting heavy blanket
(crocheted by the missus)
on a cool Autumn like morning...

to stave off experiencing getting
chilblains, goosebumps,
or subjected to the blast of cold air
wafting thru the opened bedroom window
on...

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Categories: inertia, analogy, animal, august, autumn, celebration, character, hair,
Form: Free verse
Swange
The moon has groaned home;

And soon the shadow’s drum,

Resonates the rhythmic silhouette,

To the ferocious pains of the spine;

Hear the heavy throbs of the drum,

The panting steps of the trumpet,

And the singing sage of the flute.

See...

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Categories: inertia, 11th grade, abuse, africa,
Form: Epic
Back To You Billy, For Ways I Whiled Away Herding Ennui
Back to you Billy, for ways I whiled away herding ennui

Ah...a flood of memories wash over
this anointed Goatama Boo Da,
whose respected G.O.A.T status
among generic green acres, 
which swathed across Highland Manor 
analogous to petty coat...

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Categories: inertia, 12th grade, 1st grade, age, animal, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Paddy
Paddy

His name is Padraig Torrin McWheaten of County Cork, esq. – Paddy for short!  He is Celtic mischief with deep brown eyes the color of Irish sod, a big, black gumdrop nose and a...

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Categories: inertia, dog,
Form: Prose
Death By Inertia
For more than 10 years she sat at home in a state of inertia, longing for the things of the past, hoping that the past could be her future.  In doing so she gave...

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Categories: inertia, beautiful, character, conflict, confusion, death, faith, growth,
Form: Free verse
The Mountain of Aspiration
Oh how my heart weeps for the timid souls crying out in the streets, how my heart breaks to see the enormous suffering over there and here I am sitting like a prop on a...

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Categories: inertia, america, blessing, business, community, culture, encouraging, endurance,
Form: Narrative
Jo Jo Part One
Coercion began
as the ground surrounds the seed
baring life and truth
A kingdom of soil
An army of soiled crickets
A pubescent king
Presenting Jo Jo
the leader of the region
and sire to the throne
Forced to lead the masses
basis chases hatred
Bandaged...

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Categories: inertia, feelings, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Monoku Monday - Apr 2021
"Some Grave Humor for Monday Mourning"   Posted 5 Apr 2021
take note: if you don't go to your friend's funerals      they won't go to yours

some think our cemetery is...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inertia, grave, humor,
Form: Monoku
Genuine Question Are You Paying Attention yet?
What else, what obvious opposing lies and information would you otherwise prefer to get? The world is full, it is inundated with Establishment propaganda of fear - insulting your intelligence with an annoying constant threat.....

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Categories: inertia, betrayal, childhood,
Form: Prose Poetry
Dahlias In Windowpane
Exactly five years ago I lived in a city
that I named as the city of my struggles
quite an imposing brand you would say
but I found it appropriate in my mid-twenties.
I crawled against my inertia to...

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Categories: inertia, journey, memorial,
Form: Free verse
Pronounced side effect upon my dreams
Pronounced side effect upon my dreams...
courtesy Fluoxetine hydrochloride -
the hydrochloride salt form of fluoxetine, 
a diphenhydramine derivative 
and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor 
with antidepressant, anti-anxiety, 
antiobsessional and anti bulimic activity 
and with potential immunomodulating activity.

Fluoxetine...

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Categories: inertia, america, blessing, character, feelings, happiness, light, strength,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Krishna's Advice To Arjuna - Part Two
II

for Thodti trailing barefeet his dried coconut-stick broom on cracked macadam
in the gutter festering oozing fresh month-old drying turds urine remains of fed-up banana-leaves skins withered jasmine garlands drained motor-oil from scooter-taxis overfed flies lean...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inertia, religion,
Form: Free verse
Where Are You?
They look at me, they say who him?
He’s just like the rest of them,
Doesn't know where he is.
A victim of circumstance, born into a world that slowly, but surely woos you down 
a path to...

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Categories: inertia, inspirational,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Taking Chances
Time it passes without any warning
I remember when I had a lot of hair
In a flash the hair is all gone
It isn’t much any more
It’s all grey now
Time hmm it flies just like that
People leave...

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Categories: inertia, introspection, people, philosophy, life, school, heart, people,
Form: ABC
Premium Member The Orchestra and Me
I had a dream last night. It was very concise but interesting.  Rather revelatory, but not prophetic in the usual way. There was a class with a facilitator encouraging input based on a lesson...

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Categories: inertia, anxiety, christian, dream, god,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Loner
Like a shadow within a shadow merging with the darkness of night, I am the shadow merger
Like the sense of invisibility that cloaks my corpse from humanity`s gazes, I am Lord Voldermort
How does a shadow...

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Categories: inertia, solitude, , Lullaby,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member I Choose to Dwell in the Clouds
I don’t think I have ever written another poem of such emotional intensity! I was bedridden for almost four months. It was at such a desperate moment that I thought of scribbling down my feelings...

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Categories: inertia, angst, depression, health, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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