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The Daily Star Tuesday Issue
The daily star Tuesday issue...

announces Summer Solstice 2023
regarding ray zing planetary earthlings

Wednesday, June twenty first
at 10:57 Ante Meridian
Eastern standard time
will find Earth's North Pole tilted
closest toward sun. This demarcates

most daylight hours of the year for
people...

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Categories: molecular, age, angel, appreciation, beautiful, creation, england, summer,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Notes From a Unitarian Child
Once upon a time,
an eight year old
Black and Green and Brown and Red and Blue Lives Matter
ultra-nonviolent kid
wrote an ultra-violet note to him/herself
about stuff s/he needed to full-rainbow recall
if and when s/he ever became
a worn...

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Categories: molecular, age, childhood, culture, earth, health, religion, wisdom,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Athens
We’re (Lisa and I) back in Athens Georgia (hometown USA), where it’s the halcyon days of summer. The south used to be the home of summer heat - not anymore. Now everyone has their little...

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Categories: molecular, humor, mom, school, student, summer,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member All the Worlds There Are
Just watching raindrops slapping leaves
is better than anything requiring electricity
including fame and posterity. Monday
morning I walk over to the art museum
stand before Homer. I'm imagining
life in ancient Greece, the land largely
deforested to build a navy,...

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Categories: molecular, art, change, god, life, old, rain, world,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Fellowships
I’ve only been at my fellowship gig a week, but It’s official, I’m a candy-striper. Sort of, I wear a blue vest, not the old, red-striped dress, but it’s the same job. I shadow my...

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Categories: molecular, business, feelings, humor, life, school, trust, work,
Form: Free verse



Inevitable Death Defines Afterlife - Deux
Inevitable death defines afterlife - deux

Flinty stones figuratively rolling inside
whooping out that primal 
binaural beat of your drum
ma mind haphazardly 
ricocheting axon to neuron
inducing inxs of chaos 
wreaking entropy beheld 
by beauty and the beast
enveloping...

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Categories: molecular, absence, allah, angel, atheist, creation, death, eulogy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member almost showed off
(There’s a song for this: ‘Confessions’ by Sudan Archives)

I remember it like it was yesterday (it was yesterday).

I arrived on a cool (42°f), blindingly sunny New Haven afternoon. It was as if they’d opened up...

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Categories: molecular, home, humor, student, travel, write, youth,
Form: Free verse
I Still Feel Under the Weather Today April 2nd, 2023
I still feel under the weather today April 2nd, 2023

Unseen enemy invades my body 
with platoon of green berets air
rating, and enfilading immune system viz 
Hib bully knock and sock kin me 
courtesy roebuck seers...

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Categories: molecular, adventure, anger, anxiety, april, body, caregiving, health,
Form: Rhyme
Anomalous Poetic Contrivance Evokes
Anomalous poetic contrivance evokes...
googling inept kickstarted lame outré jaunty hokum

(alternately titled:
Random screenshot within me noggin
instantaneously transforming, 
née devolving into gobbledygook.)

I got born with poker faced physiognomy,
no matter yours truly doth not play cards
though self same...

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Categories: molecular, 12th grade, adventure, character, dream, fate, humorous,
Form: Free verse
I Loathe Feeling Under the Weather
I loathe feeling under the weather...,

especially when nasty elephant 
(named Thomas the pachyderm)
stomping to break loose courtesy tether,
where antibodies of mine 
struggle to band together
loosely analogous to voters
standing in a queue
waiting to cast their vote
(while...

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Categories: molecular, 12th grade, adventure, animal, black african american,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member the immediate
It’s monsoon season here in New Haven,
gone, are the banked, fluorescent colors of sunset.

This feeling hit me, like a rogue wave.
“We have to go out tonight,” I announced, to no one in particular.

I think I’d...

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Categories: molecular, fun, girlfriend, humor, school, stress, student, write,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member House of the Rising Sun
In a smokey room, each time I awake, the dream again descends.  Deeper into the 
abyss I fall to a sea of melancholic funk.  Souls waft by on clouds of imagination, 
clinging to...

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Categories: molecular, mysteryme, lost, lost, me, universe,
Form: Prose Poetry
America! With Respect To W.W. & A. G.
This struggling accomplished path winds,
Spiral like stairs leading us to the point;
Average wingedhipsters today more like
Displaced thugs. With no sense.
At every corner, we're speaking rigorous
Reminders.

That we all eventually yawn.your wombs

America, I'm wore out, worrying about
This...

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Categories: molecular, lost, lost,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The World According To Me
Forget age as a tool for ignorance; relationships for conquest, position for respect, wealth  for social gain and all else forwarding the current rottenism of living, pursuing, presenting and im-prisioning all others u deemed...

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Categories: molecular, anger, appreciation, destiny, social, society, universe,
Form: Epitaph
Israel Beckoned In a Dream
Israel Beckoned...In A Dream

This secular skeptic beheld,
eyes hallucinated, harried, felled
and haunted by
holographic images gelled
that didst silently scream herald
ding exhaustively

roaming, schlepping, meld
ding and trudging across
elapsed, nor quelled
blinkered, bloodied dead souls
across fractured wartorn veld,
where bludgeoned ghastly

eons of...

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Categories: molecular, body, dream, heaven, jewish, myth, people, psychological,
Form: Free verse
Dew Drops
Thrill knowledge with the desire to spread 
Ideals across heads like grains of sand
Sprinkle little rays of brightness
Into cups full of vanilla ice-cream
If the sun doesn’t sparkle
Then there is no one to blame
But one’s own...

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Categories: molecular, time, heart, heart, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Onoff the Cuff
I believe that poetry is and of is was were have has been of as one pretenses a 
poetic practical pompous, pro  (p) ransomedramatical  postenses
pretending to prose promise a 
predictive premise primatory practicum...

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Categories: molecular, august, confusion, culture, inspirational, internet, introspection, truth,
Form: Free verse
Periodic Table of My Love
“For I have seen you from far places
Shinning in bold light because you are made
Of Copper and tellurium; CuTe,

You are like the transition metals
You display love of many colours,
You are the sunshine that speeds up...

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Categories: molecular, africa, art, love, , cute,
Form: Ballad
The Missus Discerns a Glimmer of Empathy Within Her Spouse
Finally after twenty two plus
years of marriage,
a husband (namely yours truly -
hitherto known as Matthew Scott Harris)
exhibits glint of care and concern
toward his significant other,
which wife bemoaned
absent expressions of love
particularly before the
honeymoon even occurred.

I readily...

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Categories: molecular, absence, art, blessing, devotion, encouraging, giving, husband,
Form: Free verse
Time Slip Not

When they pleasure powered down to rest,
their twin-engine heart was beating still 
at the arterial warp speed of galactic love
With the endorphin catalyst fuel shutdown,
the rocket passion blast
was nearing impulse horizontal inertia
The space mariner woman...

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Categories: molecular, allusion, love, science, science fiction, sensual,
Form: Free verse
English Onomatopoeic Words Tick Tock Does Punctuate
English onomatopoeic words tick tock does punctuate...
audiological "second" associated with ordinary soundlessness

Second of time not decided arbitrarily, but...

Under International System of Units,
the second currently defined as
duration of 9,192,631,770 periods
of radiation corresponding to transition

between two hyperfine
levels...

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Categories: molecular, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Reverberating Echoes of Beauty- Reverberating Beauty
Echoes of wonder streaking lightening from the clouds above
Transcending, ascending and descending in ways that defile the norms and laws of mankind
Beautiful moments that caress anew purely, initiating continual healing of broken pieces of hearts...

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Categories: molecular, on writing and wordsheart, heart,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member snowball
I got this new hand soap, called “Frosted Coconut Snowball.”
It's the dreamiest scent ever.

When I’d unpacked (from Spring break) and had everything in place, I dragged Andy and Leong into my bathroom. Wash your hands,”...

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Categories: molecular, education, friendship, humor, school, student,
Form: Free verse
I Cant Write Nuttin On a Full Stomach
I can't write nuttin' worth a damn on a full stomach!

Hunger pangs fuel mine poetic juices,
yours truly moost best be famished
resembling lovely bag of bones
beyond irreparable damage
wrought courtesy anorexia nervosa
nevertheless literary masterpieces
one written quick succession...

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Categories: molecular, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, allusion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Words, the Heart of Imagination
(Inspired by Carl Jung and his psychological theories)



We, the humans pull words from physical reminders
as a farmer harvest crops
and as ranchers recognize the animals.
See how children make friends with their toys
and often have imaginary experiences.
They...

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Categories: molecular, imagination, words,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things