Long Inoculate Poems
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Social and Antisocial Capital
Hybrids,
like a good creole stew,
are amazingly viral cooperators,
competitively so,
reacclimating tastes toward richer anticipations.
We have all heard of social capital
and natural capital,
of social democrats as antisocial plutocrats
and cooperatively-owned capitalist corporations,
including bipolar republics, perhaps.
These are all forms...
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Categories:
inoculate, culture, earth, health, language, love, religion, science,
Form:
Political Verse
Heavenly Happy Mother's Day
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Spring: Beginning, the practice run,
Hello, hallowed ..., Aubade;
Cringe reflections and spare the fun,
hues, tints, oh yes, and shade,
...
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Categories:
inoculate, angel, beautiful, bible, happiness, missing you, mother
Form:
Rhyme
It Started In a Small Way
Something good and positive
appeared before my eyes
Since covid nineteen pandemic
a virus I truly despised
At first it seemed all doom and gloom
as we sat in our homes alone
With time to sit and contemplate
this scary surreal...
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Categories:
inoculate, care, community, lost, world,
Form:
Free verse
If I Was President
If I was president I would teach all the prisoners to read.
form a committee of ten who had my back.
put cameras on every street corner so it would be more difficult to sex traffic
ask...
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Categories:
inoculate, america, usa,
Form:
List
Systemic 'Pandemics'
We’ve had warnings before of real dangers we face,
Populations whose growth could exceed Earth’s resources! (1)
Might chemicals used to produce more (enrich some)
Be curse if we poison consumers, farmworkers, and soil
That grows crops? (2) Have...
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Categories:
inoculate, faith, science,
Form:
Rhyme
He Con No Me
Deaf lip readers
did you just listen to
another little White House lie
E coli
be bad, ghetto trickle down disease news:
empty purse ... blank bounced check
Pursed lips deleterious —
It’s the economy, stupid!
Happy Days for the hapless homeless
be...
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Categories:
inoculate, allusion, political, truth, word play,
Form:
Verse
Military Philosophy - Mettle Is a Better Word Or Term
[MILITARY PHILOSOPHY]: METTLE IS A BETTER WORD OR TERM!
Might strength along with an image be a concept to consider?
Else, to be strong is considered to be mighty.
Tapping into another’s reserve is a way to achieve...
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Categories:
inoculate, courage, military, political, war, wisdom, world,
Form:
Acrostic
Xtra Sprinkles Please
muzzle the people while making billions
unleash a maelstrom of communist virus
into the veins of the harlot media tyrants
into the hat of power magician- politicians
spread fear-mask -divide the people
inoculate a frightened population
with experimental vaccinations
endless mutations-booster brigades
rinse...
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Categories:
inoculate, abuse, age, america, analogy, angel, anger, animal,
Form:
Free verse
Anguish For Ratings
A very human touch to a story
with some zip to it.
The media is a heartless leach
to the many unfortunate souls suffering,
amongst the filth and chaos of a city in peril.
War has reduced entire cities to...
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Categories:
inoculate, 10th grade, 11th grade, angst, anxiety, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
Eternal Slumber
ETERNAL SLUMBER
I'm Serving Savory Sacrifices of Soulful Songs,
Soundly Singing psalms so Sonorously:
So-fa-mi-ra-do,
Sweet Songs on my lips Staples,
So far my radio
Shook so many Tables
Souls Scintillatingly Trembles
As feets, mouths and hands Dabbles
Soul-prayerfully we stand so strong like...
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Categories:
inoculate, 1st grade, poetry, writing,
Form:
ABC
Pale Shelter
I who am…insipid, vapid bland, inadequate life
My life halfhearted I am uninspired
I am Spiritless in a place of safety refuge
I am for certain, I need,
a deed to land in life and death
How chosen are we
When...
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Categories:
inoculate, allusion, analogy, anxiety, appreciation, cheer up, confusion,
Form:
Free verse
Contemptuous Conscience-Repost
Catacombs that surround never freed never found,
Cobwebs that abound always there of their bound…
Memories that still hound surfacing in their drowned,
Morality that does mound accountability to astound.
Tortuous thoughts of their kill cryptic cries in their...
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Categories:
inoculate, conflict, confusion, dark,
Form:
Rhyme
Girl Rising
Years of oppression and no revolt,
Continued sufferings of subtle minds,
I don't find girl rising!
Living in subjugation and cruel society,
Abused by her own beloved,
I don't see any girl rising!
Call for justice is far from cry,
Targeting her...
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Categories:
inoculate, hope,
Form:
Rhyme
Z
“he astringed a vein in the loquacious tongue
- triggered plunger syringe needle and zaz...-
now see how this psychedelia is fleeting
and the silent world that in rainbows dissolves”
when and if you wanted to hide
the stings or...
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Categories:
inoculate, analogy, drug,
Form:
Free verse
A BRIEF POETIC SIMMER
once
again
the warmth
of sunshine
showered my being
awakening the inkwell of mind
overflowing in musing contemplations
of allegorical messages
of a fertile womb
of mind seeking to inoculate
others against infectious
lies of deceit
sowing apathtic seeds towards
empty scales of justice
and plowing
that...
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Categories:
inoculate, allegory,
Form:
Free verse
It Happens Every Spring
My doctor can't explain my feverish condition
That makes my heart stand still then suddenly take wing
Each time I get a kind of tingly premonition
That very soon it will be spring.
I see rainbows, but it's clear,...
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Categories:
inoculate, spring,
Form:
Rhyme
Contemptuous Conscience
Catacombs that surround never freed never found,
Cobwebs that abound always there of their bound…
Memories that still hound surfacing in their drowned,
Morality that does mound accountability to astound.
Tortuous thoughts of their kill cryptic cries in their...
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Categories:
inoculate, conflict, confusion, memory,
Form:
Rhyme
Diseases of the Body and Soul
There are people
and there are superficial evils ...
...
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Categories:
inoculate, allusion, body, creation, literature, poetry,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Augenblicte
Augenblicte
David J Walker
The flash frame scene
seemed to last
In a fevered forever
more than 50 years
beyond today's dawn
beyond a horizon that changes
without ever-changing places
and never aging faces
imprinted in...
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Categories:
inoculate, allegory,
Form:
Rhyme
Bored
I am bored with staplers,
Bored with broom-stick makers.
I'm bored with door-knobs
And I'm bored with small blobs,
Found in corners of walls
and too tall stalls in work
Places that blend boredom
With martyrdom and
Demonstrate as they
Inoculate that...
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Categories:
inoculate, life
Form:
Rhyme
An Intellectual Air
What’s that in the air? Covid operations?
Does that virus never think or sleep?
And what about a vaccination?
Things will do what they will do
To grasp the situation moving forward
Too bad simpler minds can’t prevail
What’s...
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Categories:
inoculate, absence, dark, education, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Call Me Ishmael
Call me Ishmael, I am the slave to
desires and dreams of others and
their destinies preclude my own;
the seven seas may inoculate or
infect with depths of drowning dark my
turmoil twisting aimless and alone.
Obsessions of their quests...
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Categories:
inoculate, allegory, death, life, philosophy, visionary, me,
Form:
Blank verse
We Have a Cure For the Cv19
We have a cure! The youngest, cutest, most female of female scientists yelled.
The other ones rolled their eyes and made fun of her.
She was a woman after all and short.
Short people cannot be taken seriously.
I...
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Categories:
inoculate, woman, women,
Form:
Narrative
The Red Square
The Red Square dared to inoculate us,
We shuttled a few space away,
It shot red blooms into the great beyond,
A hoverance there we would stay,
Observe we did this great awe that claims all,
To be just as...
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Categories:
inoculate, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Quatrain
Measles
Measles, mumps and chicken pox,
Insidious diseases,
Were all a part of childhood,
Paired with earaches, strep and sneezes.
But that was many years ago
And scientists have found
The vaccinations needed
So those germs won’t get around.
Except in some communities
Where parents...
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Categories:
inoculate, sick,
Form:
Rhyme