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Long Middlemen Poems

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Premium Member Restoration Towns
I was skeptically listening 
to a retiring social researcher,
and problem-solving imaginer,
from the American Enterprise Institute;

An Institute
I usually find more destitute
of bicameral consciousness than not,
and thereby with less healthy resonant imagination
than more pathological dissonance.

But, I found...

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Categories: middlemen, community, culture, earth, health, integrity, love, peace,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member The Court of injustice
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Categories: middlemen, irony,
Form: Free verse
Post Revelation Discerning
( after Sachida's after the war)

There will be war, in fact, there have always been wars,
and will continue.
Wars satisfy us.
Our nasty muscles move in festive workouts,
when there is war; in hearts, minds and on tongues.
We...

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Categories: middlemen, 4th grade, addiction, age, allah, goodbye, gospel,
Form: I do not know?
Ramblings
As grey cloud haunt the sky
the gray clouds inside my head taunt me
I've never been good at sealing the deal with a hook
I belong in the same well as middlemen
For I'm only great in the...

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Categories: middlemen, nonsense,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ringing the Bell Curve
Most of us could care less about another person's color
we're to busy with everyday things,
like working hard-trying to make a living
providing for family
setting positive examples
raising children to be a better version of ourselves.
  ...

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Categories: middlemen, perspective, society,
Form: Free verse



Tale of Two Cracks
Tale of two Cracks 
__________________

Farmers Heel crack
S C R E A Ms
Bountiful harvest 
is no time to rest  
From Farm to Market
Middlemen exploit 
Money lenders squeeze 
Scheme benefit vanishes 
Bumper crops 
finally yield cropped...

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Categories: middlemen, farm, pollution,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Heteronormativity In Jail
Heteronormativity in Jail

‘Hey you in the middle march on in median mediocrity’
                       ...

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Categories: middlemen, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Psychedelic Author
I’m a unique specimen, 
made of mescaline and ketamine. 
And the last living resident,
of an intergalactic settlement.
Burnt to the ground,
by time travelling middlemen.
I came with the cannon, 
aiming only to try and bury them.
And when...

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Categories: middlemen, city, war,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Sponsored Child
I think of you now and again
Out half a world away
On the other side of the globe
Here it’s midnight and for you midday
Somewhere on a Himalayan mountain

How can I possibly relate to your reality
Far from...

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Categories: middlemen, children, growing up, people, political, poverty, world,
Form: Free verse
Windmills of Mind
Blades blow left then over again
 turning, spinning in the breezy wind
 a little to the demo of autocratic powered right
 only static glitches in the republic cutting of the middlemen;
spin and twirl catch that...

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Categories: middlemen, analogy, angst,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Perambulating In Jail
Perambulating in Jail

‘Hey you in the middle march on in median mediocrity’
No subversive elements needed no lateral thinking and
no thinking per se is required once you follow the crowd

‘No eccentricity get into that box until...

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Categories: middlemen, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Farmer under the azure sky
Under the azure sky
And,in the green fields
The beauty of farmer's life high.

His home with tin roof house high
And earthern floor bare
With mud walls everywhere.

It is a part of nature's grace
Nestled in a beautiful place
Where tranquility...

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Categories: middlemen, farm,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Black '47
Gilgamesh O’Malley left his home in Fermanagh
With dreams of steaming plates of Irish stew.
He ate his last potato last time Sheamus paid the rent.
Since then, there’s not been very much to chew.

The lords of the...

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Categories: middlemen, allegory, endurance, ireland,
Form: Lyric

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