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Premium Member Unconditional Love Conditions
In times of a virus spreading its unruly truths I wonder why

	What matters most seems to be toilet paper

Loops and loops of the stuff and people care about their bum

Three ply of course because thin...

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Categories: morgues, community,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member A Third Wrong War: the Deadliest One To Fight
No mustard bombs are dropped
No audible or silent shots are fired
No planes are necessarily blown or hired
No flags are deliberately flown or flapped
No soldiers crossed the borders
To fight, to conquer, to kill or to die
No...

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Categories: morgues, anger, bullying, corruption, death, history, war, world,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Third Wrong War: the Deadliest One To Fight
No mustard bombs are dropped
No audible or silent shots are fired
No planes are necessarily blown or hired
No flags are deliberately flown or flapped
No soldiers crossed the borders
To fight, to conquer, to kill or to die
No...

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Categories: morgues, death, environment, eulogy, health, obituary, war, world,
Form: Rhyme
False Flag Wars
once upon a human

two kids named
ahmad and stan

each in his world 
loved reading Peter Pan

didn't see it coming
their dreams broken
down by the khazarian plan

they fell for their division
train 
United by same grief and
pain

so abrupt was...

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Categories: morgues, abuse, america, arabic, death, deep, political, war,
Form: ABC
90's Grunge Blitz
Thrift shop miracles of multi-
layered mysteries,insomniac-
drifters stumbling up the highway to
a water-logged Nirvana.
Stuttering hymns to flannel saints 
who have not yet; joined the cult of
organized-nicean-rebellion.
  
Midwest slackers distressed in jeans
and in mind blood slowly becoming...

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Categories: morgues, addiction, age, america, angst, death, memory, slam,
Form: Blitz



Helpless I Am
I should have known
when the elderflowers failed to bloom,
Blind was I, dancing in Plato's Cave.
Then there came the day.
The cosmic disarray nor the wolves howls
Rang bells to me.
For had they,
Church bells I would have clanged
With...

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Categories: morgues, 12th grade, abuse, anxiety, conflict, violence, world,
Form: Free verse
Of Kings and Queens

Every shogun nation wanna be 
in war visor control
Commandeer the missile steering wheel,
be the king of the road

Likewise, imperial power lust eyes
wanna be the top wing of the hive
Taste all the money honey they see...

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Categories: morgues, corruption, evil, metaphor, power,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Flying Down Interstate 5
Redding Poem 4
“Flying Down Interstate 5”

We departed Redding at 3:45, 
In the dead of an October night.
Those tumultuous streets were morgues then,
As we raced to the deserted Interstate 5,
Zooming across the snoozing Sacramento River,
Going at...

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Categories: morgues, travel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Their Angry and Unforgivable Words
I raised my deep voice like the maddest villain,
to make you aware of every wrong decision
leading you down a wretched path...
offering not more than heart-break!



I couldn't wait until mistakes made you bitter and sad,
and with...

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Categories: morgues, family, sad, social, teenparents, parents,
Form: Quatrain
Get Off the Sheets
GET OFF THE SHEETS
Dancing in the wild
Tossing in the deserts
Freaking in the woods
Cheering with the birds
A thunder in the midst
Shaking I open my eyes
It’s been a long night
I have to get off the sheets

Warm bath...

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Categories: morgues, change, courage, success,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Clint Eastwod Movies
…….



Pangie….


Adores Dirty Harry movies, his mouth 
like a wrench.
And he has no trouble finding,a most 
sexy wench!
Sticks to his principles, evil people have 
no chance.
Ah, but only if he were real, criminals could
stop their death...

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Categories: morgues, appreciation, tribute,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Re-Position and Re-Possession
They’ll take it away they’ll take it away
See them talk much of freedom
Just to take it Aa-way…
There’s talk of disruption; there was talk
Of great fear, rumour and murmur
It’s been never real clear
They’ve played in emotion...

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Categories: morgues, care, change, courage, health,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Rage of Mortal Despair
Verdant hills fluttered whispers of amber winds
And flowers too smiled on the face of morning
Yet, nothing was the same in season’s dawning
Disfigured by blemish on visage of new spring
When shadows of death spread indiscriminately
As a...

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Categories: morgues, dark, death, emotions,
Form: Free verse
The Cry of a Wounded Nigerian
Nigeria my beloved home is under siege:
A death trap I see in her third mainland bridge.
The crying blood of the slain in the North-east
overwhelms vicious politicians with guilt.
Humans with hearts of beasts ravage her North-west,
outgunning...

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Categories: morgues, anger,
Form: Elegy
Mother GAZA
A percentage of me has to hell been consigned
by the ever raging zionists' war machine.
To each livid soldier, a mandate is assigned
to uproot terror where multitudes are confined.
Torrents of explosives have swept my landscapes clean.
Churches,...

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Categories: morgues, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member All Hallows' Eve
It is the only time we get to laugh at black
So de rigeur at funerals and stogy old photography.
Take Dixie Land at home in New Orleans
Parading back of happy brass from marble sculpted sepulchers.

A ...

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Categories: morgues, anxiety, celebration, death, fear, fun, gothic, halloween,
Form: Free verse
There Was a Crooked Man
There is a crooked man 
Who has a crooked mind
Which renders his decisions
Malignant and maligned:

The Paris Peace Accord
The Pandemic Office crowd
Both among the things
This man has disallowed.

Bodies in the morgues
Were cordwood stacking high
The count of...

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© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: morgues, political,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member One Patch of Earth
Yellow parchment papers 
tattered round their edge. 
Filled with different names in ink 
bearing witness to many deaths. 

The battlefield long now cleared 
of corpse, blood and gore. 
Belay the epic truth they tell, 
knee...

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Categories: morgues, war,
Form: Rhyme
To Nap Or Not To Nap
to nap or not to nap
whether it is glorious solitude
existing in a dream
or awake in the daymare
that age has bestowed this day
a lonely orphan from an age of bliss
wandering now bruised and battered
amidst the delusional...

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Categories: morgues, analogy, introspection, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Delerium of Passion
Jesus, back on the trail
Arms flail, knees rebound
Stomach crunched
I've got a hunch to escape
Equipment lodged through my brain
The rotary club
Is not worth fighting
With feet shuffled on pavement

If only, if only
I could speak with meaning
Engage a...

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Categories: morgues, angst, mystery,
Form: Free verse
Toe From Foot Found In Suet
They found a toe  from his foot
Which was lying in silt and suet
After sorting  out the body parts
Were taken to morgues in carts.

A body there was  that of a wife
Thought stabbed me...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: morgues, adventure, allegory, analogy,
Form: Couplet

Book: Shattered Sighs