Long Insubordinate Poems
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Darwin's Double-Dark Dilemma
Elder Darwin swims in ethology.
He rolls in his deep grave ecology.
He itches and scratches his dissonance
that survival of most fitted and dense
implies manifest destiny for those YangStrong
while Darwin's Cross and his own eyes
clearly disguised
camouflaged ectosymbiotic...
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Categories:
insubordinate, culture, death, earth, environment, nature, night, science,
Form:
Free verse
Seal fin de siecle with unheard celebration
Seal fin de siècle with unheard celebration
though two thousand nine hundred
will be here in seventy five years,
a mere blink of the eye
never to early
to think about fêted occasion
which marks the beginning
of the 22nd century.
if not...
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Categories:
insubordinate, america, anniversary, betrayal, cry, dark, environment, farewell,
Form:
Free verse
She Was Very Pretty
She Was Very Pretty
by Michael R. Burch
She was very pretty, in the usual way
for perhaps a day;
and when the boys came out to play,
she winked and smiled, then ran away
till one unexpectedly caught her.
At sixteen,...
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Categories:
insubordinate, boy, daughter, girl, hair, heart, light, seasons,
Form:
Free verse
Ephemeral Laments of Technicality
Ephemeral Laments of Technicality
Qualifications of a criminal mind
Magnifications of virtue in all of mankind
Qauntifications of meaning you cannot seem to find
Fractal notations in dreaming that you’d never leave behind
Geometric cubism born of Platonic Solids
Ego-centric hubris...
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Categories:
insubordinate, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Twas the Night Before Inspection
Twas The Night Before Inspection...,
Not a human creature stirred, nor seen
through out Highland Manor,
property carpeted in lush green
(a deathlike stillness descended un keen
hilly quiet, October 10th,
...
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Categories:
insubordinate, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure, conflict, fate,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
Twenty first century civilization gone I askew
Twenty first century civilization gone?... I askew.
Ah... what luxury to wax poetic
as freedom to trumpet thoughts,
ideas, emotions, et cetera will wane,
especially if president number forty five
courtesy wealth and/or stealth
dons the mantle as de...
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Categories:
insubordinate, abuse, america, anxiety, bereavement, crush, hate, november,
Form:
Rhyme
Twenty First Century Civilization Gone Askew
Twenty First Century Civilization Gone Askew...?
Methinks perchance man
kind always vain
n'er did appertain
moral hike polar opposite
from human being:
uncivil, unethical, unsocial, et cetera
...
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Categories:
insubordinate, america, death, destiny, heaven, literature, slavery, war,
Form:
Free verse
Fortunate Failures of Fallacy and Regret
Fortunate failure of fallacy and regret
Contortionist cartoonist illustrating what id like to forget
Proportions of misfortune that I have to measure then reject
Insubordinate illusions of what the deluded ones project
Brandishing bravery as a tool to confront...
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Categories:
insubordinate, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Twas Fortnight Before Inspection 2021
Twas fortnight before inspection 2021...,
Not a human creature stirred, nor seen
throughout Highland Manor,
property carpeted in lush green
gently hilly terrain,
(a deathlike stillness descended un keen
quiet and quite cool April 26th,
deux thousand twenty one).
Vicious...
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Categories:
insubordinate, abuse, anxiety, april, community, courage, cry, destiny,
Form:
Rhyme
Labor Day 2022
Courtesy of one or more tradesmen,
first Monday in September set aside
for employees able, eager, ready
and willing to acquire money
to marry groom or bride
climb the corporate ladder or
become an artisan, entrepreneur, technician...
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Categories:
insubordinate, america, appreciation, celebration, culture, freedom, fun, humanity,
Form:
Rhyme
Labor Day 2021
Courtesy of one or more tradesmen,
first Monday in September set aside
for employees able, eager, ready
and willing to acquire money
to marry groom or bride
climb the corporate ladder or
become an artisan, entrepreneur, technician...
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Categories:
insubordinate, america, anniversary, celebration, history, husband, inspirational, september,
Form:
Rhyme
Labor Day 2019
Courtesy of one or more tradesmen,
first Monday in September set aside
for employees able, eager, ready
and willing to acquire money
to marry groom or bride
climb the corporate ladder or
become an artisan, entrepreneur, technician...
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Categories:
insubordinate, america, appreciation, celebration, dream, freedom, giving, september,
Form:
Elegy
Never Again
Pulled together
by a magnetic avoidance of loneliness,
fueled by an insatiable ardor
to evade a shortage of love.
Mutually splintered souls searching
for a place to embed and
implement a façade which conceals
mutilated minds.
Spurious attempts to disarm
the timebomb which...
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Categories:
insubordinate, abuse, addiction, hurt, violence, woman,
Form:
Free verse
Writing On the Ground
A ventured stroll away from talk
taking in all superfluous detail
allowing it to fill my corrupted senses
an escape from the tedium
it invites me to escape from the routine.
To open new ways of perceiving
at what has been...
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Categories:
insubordinate, city, creation, environment, nature, perspective, spiritual,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Secret Messages
—– My life at seventy-three, amazing, yet there are times when its blue. In context, a haibun is of the now, not the future, or past. Oh, references can be made, in context, to ether,...
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Categories:
insubordinate, poetry,
Form:
Haibun
Smaller Is Better
My life at seventy-two, amazing, yet there are times when its blue. In context, a haibun is of the now, not the future, or past. Oh, references can be made, in context, to ether, with...
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Categories:
insubordinate, poems, poverty, words,
Form:
Haibun
Convict Me
put me on trial and lock away this simpleton from society
Pronounce judgment and say guilty forevermore to this little gent
The words I say are cruel and unkind to those who have a sweet and beautiful...
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Categories:
insubordinate, angst, introspection, visionary, me, me, time,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
I Hear Silence
Silent sturdy nothing ringing through my desolate unforgiving ears
A pin drops, a heart stops, a cry, a scream, still nothing phases my hearing of silence
My mind is so noisy sometimes but makes no difference to...
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Categories:
insubordinate, life
Form:
Free verse
Black Child
Watch out black child you
Know you've taken this tour before
You needn't become
A tourist in your own life
Black child full of strife
Fragileness and fearless species
Fatalities of police brutalities,
Factual positions of self defense
Makes no difference, scarcity...
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Categories:
insubordinate, angst, blessing, child, faith, feelings, growth, race,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Land of Milk and Honey
Land of Milk & Honey.
The president has banned the verb “work,” there are no job seekers
or unemployed people, but those who administrate the state are on
duty. Since all is mechanized, digitalized and robotozied...
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Categories:
insubordinate, political, satire,
Form:
Carpe Diem
Pandemically Pacified
You can keep your suicidal suit wardrobe wars...drawers of destruction
In your consumption of insubordinate illusions...intrusions of insanity
~~~
You can keep your vanity and desired disease...appease the ego
In your tuxedo tailor-made by tyrants...compliance and conformity
~~~
You can keep...
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Categories:
insubordinate, conflict, corruption, society,
Form:
Free verse
Women
The rest of my days
May be spent alone
With standards so high
She’d have to walk a straight line
-- That woman to me is unknown –
Does she exist?
Perhaps some day
Chances are slim
I’ve accepted them
So my logic will...
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Categories:
insubordinate, devotion, lost love, love
Form:
Rhyme
Why I Should Win 1st Place---
Why I should win 1st Place---
...
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Categories:
insubordinate, analogy, community, destiny, encouraging, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
Falling Off a Horse
In the past during many a generation,
a horse has been used for transportation.
Usually obedient animals not needing a goad,
they are quite strong, and can pull a heavy load.
Horseback riding is a past time many know.
On...
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Categories:
insubordinate, animals,
Form:
Rhyme
Twisted Defeat
Soundless words gather in the mist of your ever-changing stature
Contorting banter smothers the landscape of your toil
Your soul is defined through pillage of thought and pleasure
Whispers and taunts explode without truth
Circling the antics of foolish...
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Categories:
insubordinate, happiness,
Form:
Blank verse