Long Loudspeaker Poems
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Oh Look It Is the Otter Dance
Otter trance dance meets mice, worms and soups
A single iron is fed up with flattening material. In fact it has spoke of breaking. It considers such actions as pointless and therefore fruitless. And creases are...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, assonance, baby,
Form:
I do not know?
Cocoa(Nuts) In Punta Cana
Four palms, one taller, the other three measure the same.
Heavily anchored in sand, all are vertical climbers of this azure sky.
Eight new fronds per palm, the older ones neatly trimmed by man.
No cocoanuts anywhere to...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, funny, holiday, placessun, planet,
Form:
Narrative
Will You come
If I call you will you come? Or will you wait until the day is done? If I call you will you come or will you say that the heaven is dining with the sun?
I...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, blessing, business, change, courage, emotions, gender, happiness,
Form:
Narrative
Welcome to Shamukuni Street
Welcome to Shamukuni Street,
Where the city breathes in vibrant chaos,
Police sirens whirling,
A symphony of urgency and defiance—
Each wail a reminder,
That life here never sleeps, ...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, appreciation, beautiful, character, childhood, community,
Form:
I do not know?
Nightmare
It was my first journey by train all alone. When dropped at the station by my cousin, I saw a huge crowd waiting at the station. Like a drop in the ocean, I quickly merged...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, angst, fear, feelings,
Form:
Haibun
Urban Morning Sound
hear others out there, just beyond my wall-wrapped sharing space
they break on through, sneaking inside my head
far above, front-nosed pilots point high-flying seated people tubes
passengers squeezed in tight, some...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, day, Lullaby, morning, sound, urban,
Form:
Verse
The House Our Fathers Built, the Woman and Her Almost Husband
The heirloom, Neo-classical, Palladian, almost as old as light, was mine from conception, so, when the latchkeys were placed over Simian crease,
I put my ears to the hardwood floor, listening for the cacophony of...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, allegory, america, betrayal,
Form:
Narrative
That's if you want your soul
Providence rode,
I land
On the island
To learn its code
Of conduct, as
taught by Mr. Rhodes,
emeritus professor of jazz,
etiquette & odes
He says it's like an
Amorphous Z,
a
venomous ignominy
that obfuscates your
vexilology
& depletes its logic,
tantalizing a tarantula
with ubiquitous uppity.
It's the maximum...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, absence, anxiety, art, health, mystery, society, words,
Form:
Free verse
My Inner Voice Told Me
After a hazardous trip from a far- off district,
With drooping spirits and waning energy,
I alighted at the station to catch the night train,
My heart besieged by memories of a home, left behind.
Like a drop in...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, anxiety, journey, night,
Form:
Free verse
Never Good Enough
(Listen to Lauren Daigle’s song “You Say”
This song encourages and inspires me.)
Never Good Enough
The small insidious voice that tells me
“You can never measure up!”
Wars are being fought in the recesses of my spirit!!!
The soldiers are...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, change, conflict, encouraging,
Form:
Free verse
Going Home With the One You Came In With
In the pew in front of me, two gray heads,
backs bent forward. The woman straightens her jacket
over the bulge between shoulder blades, a ruby
rosary resting on the seat beside her. At...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, blessing,
Form:
Free verse
Spring Is Coming Soon
Sweet, spring wrap your arms around me,
Place me in an emerald forest, green;
Rain, gently fall and make my world clean-
I run through a wildflower meadow carefree,
Narrow trails beckon me to follow their labyrinthine;
Gamboling, frolicking baby...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, beauty, spring,
Form:
Acrostic
Death of a Christian Science English Teacher
i remember well the name of my 11th grade English
teacher---
Ms. Tominson,
who had been rumored to have given
some of her students
fellatio, during the time when she wasn’t lecturing on
Shakespeare---
perhaps it was the passion in her that
let...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, life, , 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Forked Tongue
Written By: D. Collins 11/22/23
With war crimes against Putin, we were aggressively absolute.
Yet, seeing cities being leveled, the loudspeaker has gone mute.
I hear this talk about "interests" while women and children die.
As if...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, anti bullying, bullying, war,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Catchy Tune She Lied
What a catchy tune she said.
Lying because she thought it was nice.
He went nuts with this compliment.
Told everyone what she had said.
His relatives called to thank her.
She felt guilty because it was not a good...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Free verse
Agent Arkansas 90766 Beta (Part 4)
[90766 Log 004]
7/18 20:15
[recored audio]
Nate-- see you on the other side.
Agent-- See you later little bro.
(air let out from the Air-Tight pilot cabin)
BETA-- Multiple hostile forces are in the area
Agent-- What?...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, war
Form:
Narrative
The Night Freedom Died
Heritage enclaves of my memory
dissolved away ...
Disappeared the night my freedom died
I woke up the next day,
my liberty completely necroticized
Seeing my new reality
thru dead tyranny zombie eyes
No more freewill;
just a...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, death, freedom, metaphor, society,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
The Derby
Through the days of blistering toil.
A murmur of spirit after a blissful
trial.These were the emotions on this
endless day.Minutes later in single
file, were prints from hoofs in the
muddy soil.While easing toward
drudgery and withdrawal.The amazing
thoroughbreds entered their...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, horse, race,
Form:
Acrostic
The First Sin
An Earther hath said
Adam was a rough draft, Eve
was the final yield
Abel and brother Cain was
the product of their own sin
*The 'Earther' was probably a known feminists as she had a tiny following present along...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Tanka
Besotted Legs and Trampled Shadows
Daddy comes everyday when the twilight
Bifurcates the light into shadows
Like a miscreant, grasshopper
Intrudes into the cracks of walls
Mom became a vociferous loudspeaker
Alcohol staggers inside his belly
Like the movement of snake..
He never came that day
Mamma's...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, addiction, anger, betrayal, death, father daughter, fathers
Form:
Free verse
Golden Beans
I sometimes have cruel nightmares
about losses unbearable.
It's like my subconscious
just sits back planning
what could really get to me, given that
ordinary monster nightmares are fun
and fail to make me wake up...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, death of a friend, dream, feelings, funny,
Form:
Free verse
THE CORRUPT GUTTER
There’s a constant hammering
Alongside my bedroom window
Repercussions of a corrupt gutter
The maddening drain
Obstinately and persistently has refused
All rehabilitation efforts
There are no
drip drip drips
Only
Pound Pound Pounds
As water clashes...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, corruption, metaphor, political, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
A Last Memory
*Tranquility in a field of *wafting wild flowers
Tired eyelashes feel you skip by
You tickle me with *lilting daisies
I hear you* whisper giggles in my ear
I dream I open my eyes
You are so proud of
...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, imagination, lifeme,
Form:
Free verse