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Premium Member The Snail Will Get To Easter Just As Soon
Faulkner's comment, I imagine him
tossing it off like Yogi Berra between games
of a doubleheader. The hero, the expert, the virtuoso
has no real control, is going to feel
unmitigated, unsparing forces, a mighty sun
swallowed by a black...

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Categories: microorganisms, community, death, easter, games, god, war,
Form: Verse



This Soothsayer's Warning July 24th 2021
This SoothSayer's Warning – July 24th, 2021

Dire prognostications 
(terrestrial inhabitants blithely heeded)
with contemporary age
fortune tellers foretell day of (w)reckoning,

sans total mortal kombat annihilation
when human (and many) other innocent species
(stalwart cockroach adept to survive)
pitch headlong toward...

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Categories: microorganisms, abortion, abuse, caregiving, conflict, environment, grave, health,
Form: Free verse
Morbid Fascination Mine As Covid-19 Pandemic
Morbid fascination (mine) as covid-19 pandemic...
foments rampant monopoly on bedlam

Wreaking ball (his stick) havoc (think ostensible
civil war scale not seen since Vietnam),
whereby microorganisms jamb
Homo sapiens immunity system
complements of gook
resembling green eggs and ham
necessitating Doctor Seuss

to...

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Categories: microorganisms, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, bereavement,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Out of Quietus
No ... there would be no happy end to this story ...

No shining horizon or shimmering visions of tomorrow,
No joyous rhapsody of angels to greet us at the end of THIS tunnel.
The Big Apple was...

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Categories: microorganisms, adventure, conflict, science fiction, world,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member POETRY CHURCH

Not to belittle the real Church of God 
Not to belittle the real benefits of communion 
Not to belittle kneeling and praying for a miracle 
Not to belittle the laying of hands 
Not to belittle...

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Categories: microorganisms, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Refining Consciousness
In a dream I saw myself in a bright room, sitting and writing down a poem
The experience was temporary; I soon returned to a normal frame of mind
I felt another presence besides myself, suddenly I...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: microorganisms, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Eliminating Death - a Dramatic Monologue
What?
I hope you are not serious, my fellow mortal!
Not serious when you suggest that we should
Eliminate death.

How could we?

This is preposterous!

But if you are serious, tell me how could we ever
Exist without the Lord of...

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Categories: microorganisms, death, life, world,
Form: Free verse
Life's Reason
LIFE'S REASON?

Where do we figure in the universal scheme of things?
this unanswered question is likely to so remain
we could be so insignificant, our egos would suffer pain 
maybe we are caretakers, to preserve beauty in...

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Categories: microorganisms, angst, health, imagination, life, nature, people, philosophy,
Form: Verse
Tides
The tides of the streams of Warri
Have been here with me
Since my wee school days in that town.

The brownish waters I guzzled
While swimming the streams in Uvwie.
The brackish waters I swallowed
While swimming the McIver 
And...

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Categories: microorganisms, adventure, betrayal, fantasy, power, travel, urban,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member From Icarus To Goldilocks
Ninety-three million miles
From sun to Earth’s Goldilocks Zone
Tiny Mercury and mysterious Venus
Torrid, too close to the sun
Carbon—based life prohibited
An Icarus Zone perhaps

But what of Earth’s neighbor?
Holst’s “militant” red planet Mars
Crimson star glows ominously
At 164 million...

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Categories: microorganisms, science, space,
Form: Free verse
Sand Storm
Storm, hurricane, tempest, tornado, levantera, gale
Like shape-shifting werewolves and vampire wells, you whirlpool.
With gold, silver, and coal sand screens, the environs you veil
Like rounded, sub-rounded, mushroom-shaped mountains, you stand cool.

By building walls of dust and...

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Categories: microorganisms, nature, storm,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member I Wonder Vii
I wonder,
If ever the fruit thanks the tree
For helping it grow and  becoming
ripe.

I wonder.
If the tree ever thanks its roots 
For keeping it standing and for the nourishment
They provide.


I wonder,
If ever the roots thank...

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Categories: microorganisms, life, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Preservationist
Preserve it for history.
Restore it the way it should be.
Ecosystems must be protected well.
Store microorganisms in a liquid nitrogen cell.
Every item catalogued. 
Replanting to replace what’s logged.
Various fossils preserved completely.
Apple sauce preserves quite sweetly.
Tyrannosaurus bones...

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Categories: microorganisms, rainforest,
Form: Acrostic
Universe Whispers In Silence
universe whispers
ever so silently
you can hear it
listen attentively

breeze
whispers endlessly
as it blows
tells stories from
far away lands

trees sing joyously
when new ones are born

Sunrays whisper
love, punctuality
warmth and light

moon whispers
God's love in dark

feel the agony of earth
when she is...

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Categories: microorganisms, 10th grade, nature,
Form: Free verse
Panspermia
We have to go down we have no choice...

so the blueprint was formed

"seeds everywhere".

propagation from space

interstellar dust

transfer vehicles

impact-expelled cells

extreme microorganisms ,heavy bombardment

our intentional spreading

life on Earth was a must

Beautiful meteorites, asteroids and rain that came...

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Categories: microorganisms, life, science, science fiction, universe,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Earth Day 2021
EARTH DAY 2021

Buy it a hat it’s going bald.
Today I bought DIRT….
top soil (allegedly)
sealed in plastic,
sold by the bag.
It claims to be infused
with microorganisms
and other good stuff.

Grandma Kelley used to tell us
“you’ll eat a peck...

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Categories: microorganisms, earth day, growing up,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things