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How Clever You Are Reducing Sauces
Reducing sauces is a clever act that is not predetermined

Swimming in tepid waters often relieves tensions but a moose with a migraine prefers an ice cold bath. Bathing rituals signify statuses and this is referred...

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Categories: monotonously, appreciation,
Form: I do not know?



Ninety Times a Fish Tail Equals a Spun Yarn
Nine times a fish tail is spun from thin yarn?

Swimming in tepid waters often relieves tensions but a moose with a migraine prefers an ice cold bath. Bathing rituals signify statuses and this is referred...

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Categories: monotonously, baby, baseball, beach, beautiful,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Inconvenient Wisdom
Instant individual redemption
from predative enculturation
is overly spiritualized,
under naturalized,
rightwing evangelical dogma
more likely found in empire-building
strong business-loyalty development texts
than multi-enculturing
re-connecting
re-ligioning nature/spirit scriptures.

If spiritual 
and capital redemption from baseline natural evils
is good news for individuals,
yet inapplicable to global...

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Categories: monotonously, anti bullying, bullying, community, forgiveness, political, psychological,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member UnSung Delusional InAuguration
How does it feel to you
when presidents proclaim anthro-supremacy
exclusively made
in one universal God's
straight WesternWhite monotheistic 
over-Capitalized 
kleptocratic entitlement
for monopolistic winner 
to overtake all weak
poor in spirit
vulnerable
disempowered
marginalized
despised losers?

How might this have felt
comfortable and uncomfortable
across centuries of...

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Categories: monotonously, culture, earth, health, integrity, peace, political, religion,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Premium Member Reflection of Rain
October Rain

Is it
simply a case of precipitation,
moist warm air condensation or
are they God’s tears showering us with love,
as rain washes away our sorrows,
in the hope of brighter tomorrows.

Gloomy grey skies conceal a shy sun
with murky...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monotonously, analogy, metaphor, rain,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Same Old Solo Song and Lonely Dance
A mental health difference
between being stuck
in an impoverished designation
and being stuck 
trying to merely survive
with mostly "Loser" marginalization
dehydration
ancient locked-up degeneration

Feels like same difference
between economic red-lined
unenlightened Othering
smothering suppression
and flat-lined politically disempowering
oppression

Feels like a thoughtful distinction
with a...

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Categories: monotonously, health, humor, integrity, muse, music, sensual, sexy,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Fire's Fertile Advent
We are fire.
We fire.
We consume and produce warm memories,
and colder dissonance.
Where were we before first flicker of flame?
What were we before our warm time?

After our last flame expires
is our enlightened distinction
now extinguished?
Or this same where...

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Categories: monotonously, adventure, birth, death, environment, fire, life, power,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Premium Member Five Wiseelders
Five WiseElders come together
hoping to complete their life circles
resonantly yin, right embodied
sacred light
resiliently yang, left enspirited
secular polypathic bright

Hearing emotions
before seeing to speak changing motions
of flow-strength, river currents spinningly deep
and winningly wide
to move Earth's deforested
un-glaciered mountains.

I...

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Categories: monotonously, age, earth, environment, health, hope, humanity, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
Somnambulant Schlemiel Schleps and Says Shalom
Somnambulant schlemiel schleps...and says Shalom...

to anonymous readers March 22nd, 2022
(blustery and chilly Tuesday)
reminiscing about mein kampf,
when precious irretrievable youth
frittered away within
emotional wilderness of mine.

Into lonely senescence -
more'n three plus decades 
plus three extra orbitz 
around...

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Categories: monotonously, absence, adventure, america, angst, anxiety, betrayal, bullying,
Form: Free verse
Schlerotic Schlemiel Schleps and Says Shalom
Schlerotic schlemiel schleps...and says Shalom...

to anonymous readers March 6th, 2021
(blustery and chilly Saturday)
reminiscing about mien kampf,
when precious irretrievable youth
frittered away within
emotional wilderness of mine.

Into lonely senescence -
three plus decades already elapsed
trepidation, hesitation, abdication... unbearably
tugging, shouldering,
remonstrating...

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Categories: monotonously, absence, books, boy, destiny, growing up, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Fits the Need
"Fits the Need" 


All people want 
is a stable house
a place to call their "safe" home

to "LIVE"
outside of all cages -
free

live life 
how "we" 
were meant to feel

to have no hell 
continually raising chaos
in this...

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Categories: monotonously, future, humanity, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Born Again
If, as they say, the cells
of the body are replaced every seven
years, then I'm a new being
since my sons were newborn.
I have died and been reborn
neither better nor worse yet remembering
feeding them while dancing to...

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Categories: monotonously, body, dance, god, heaven, love, memory, sin,
Form: Verse
Schlerotic Schlemiel Schleps
Schlerotic schlemiel schleps...

Into lonely senescence -
three plus decades already elapsed
trepidation, hesitation unbearably
tugging, shouldering,
remonstrating accumulation
of "baggage" thumb

of right hand thrust out
silently raving, quaking
cursing ultimatum parents
(soffit to fascia in)
saw fit to fashion
and hammer home

red hot poker rage
their...

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Categories: monotonously, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure,
Form: Bio
Reason Why I Hide Behind Quiet Water
It doesn’t matter if a droplet falling into a pond is early morning dew born from a petal, rain drop gathered from the misty air on one of those gloomy day’s afternoon or simply a...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monotonously, death, fantasy, life, water,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Politics of Cardiac Arrest
Wealthy thrivers off polarizing put-down strategies
calcify toxic win/lose Capitalization patterns
building up around bicameral governing hearts
of our health-wealth struggling
ebb and flow financial system.

Investment of time and money,
nutrition flowing in established monoculturing directions
tends to stick there,
accumulating ever...

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Categories: monotonously, culture, health, heart, money, political,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Home - Collaboration With Akkina Downing
Standing in the heart of this city
in awe of spectacular lights illuminating tall buildings.
Millions of strangers rush to and fro.
Who would've thought I would be here of all places.

But here I am feeling misplaced
in a...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monotonously, absence, angst, home,
Form: Prose
Home Collaberation With Silent One
Standing in the heart of this city
in awe of spectacular lights illuminating tall buildings.
Millions of strangers rush to and fro.
Who would've thought I would be here of all places.

But here I am feeling misplaced
in a...

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Categories: monotonously, absence, desire, home, longing, love,
Form: Prose
Go and Lay An Egg
a 1 2 3 4 is not a 1 2 1 2 nor a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8....ok then hum....x
A house trained duck could run amok in even the most tightest...

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Categories: monotonously, april, arabic, august, baseball, basketball, black african
Form: I do not know?
Hospital Halls and Walls
I catch a fleeting glimpse of her room from the hall,
my back slams lightly against the wall,
slumping listlessly, my anger out of control.
As she lies in her hospital bed, tubes patrol
in and out of every...

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Categories: monotonously, lifeanger, universe,
Form: Tyburn
Premium Member Your indifference is the abandoned torch that scours old bridges
Your indifference is the abandoned torch that scours old bridges,
Hiding in shadows the echoes of each tremulous and cold step.
Your wounds, coppery reliefs that lure me dishonorably,
Urge me to explore how I pretended, burning, turned...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monotonously, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member October Rain
Is it
simply a case of precipitation,
moist warm air condensation
or are they God’s tears showering us with love,
as rain washes away our sorrows,
in the hope of brighter tomorrows.

Gloomy grey skies conceal a shy sun
with murky dull...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monotonously, autumn, october, rain,
Form: Free verse
Unexpected Joy
My life was droning along, quite monotonously
like a tired, worn-out song... drawling endlessly

Then one day it happened- two whole lives affected
a simple letter was penned, something unexpected

The letter said “How 'bout it? Can we write...

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Categories: monotonously, friendship, tribute, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Professor Gorey
Professor Gorey
always had a story
filled wit guts and grim
til most folks around these parts
those with their full share of smarts
asked her where she grows her monolithic glory.

Grim Reaper
is not my heart's keeper
and I thank you...

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Categories: monotonously, creation, culture, dark, environment, gothic, health, humor,
Form: Limerick
The Sound of the Clock
Tic Toc Tic Toc
The clock goes on
Like a sirens song
Calling me into a long sleep
The clock goes on
Until you hear twelve gongs
In this game of time it plays for keeps

Tic Toc Tic Toc
Around and Around...

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Categories: monotonously, poetry, time,
Form: Rhyme
Epoch
A grandfather clock,
ticks away the seconds from his life,
if only he had known she was there.
Yet he called out for his beloved wife,
she just gazed at him with a saddened stare,
as seconds grew into minutes...

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Categories: monotonously,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things