Long Noun Poems
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EcclesiaAn old Greek word, ecclesia,
is often translated as church,
but could also be thought of as a civilization
acting civilly,
as a citizenry
acting as responsible citizens.
The noun side of Ecclesia
casts residents as consumers
of democratic and economic cooperative systems,
while...
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Categories:
noun, culture, fear, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Just Doin' My Translation JobIt's all frustratingly LeftBrain relativistic,
even nihilistic in its darker
ruminating
paranoid about chaotic outcomes form,
said Einstein's post-millennial ghost.
So its all synergetic fractal 4D equivalent SpaceTime,
said Fuller,
in co-arising nondual P = N(NP)/2 (0)-Core response.
Interesting you should...
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Categories:
noun, creation, health, humor, love, political, psychological,
Form:
Political Verse
Romeo and Juliet: the RemixThree voices required,
Professor,
and two students:
Yang as Fr. Time
YinYin as Sr. Gaia
In a college classroom with Win-Win Game Theory written on whiteboard.
Professor:
Today we are going to role play
a Win-Win enculturation game.
Natural and Social Communication...
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Categories:
noun, absence, allegory, destiny, games, humor, love, myth,
Form:
Narrative
A Kept WomanDream-worker
delves deeply into my dream;
vibrations fondle anticipation
foreplay wakes wide-eyed
swells of liquid libido quake the rendezvous edge -
a primordial being in his prime
a masculine ego quest for affaire d’amour;
her night-loving body
c h a...
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Categories:
noun, allegory, betrayal, fate, imagery, love, lust, sensual,
Form:
Free verse
Bunch of limericks and other funny tricks IThere once was a young man from Szechwan,
who thought his prick looked like a pecan.
He met Bertha Butts,
who was hankering for nuts,
so he gave her his pecan to chew on.
The women in my Viking village
don't...
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Categories:
noun, crazy, funny, giggle, howl, humor, silly,
Form:
Limerick
Inside the Great Halls of Us
“Inside the Great Halls of Us”
Inside
The Great Halls of Us,
there resides a ghost
IT hides in plain sight,
waiting quietly, alone,
in our dark
there, IT holds ITs light,
to draw us further in,
we nervously laugh IT...
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Categories:
noun, i am, science fiction, symbolism,
Form:
Narrative
Canto Xx Hell TranslationOf new pains new verses must be composed
To give matter for the canto twenty
Of the canticle first, treating sunk posed.
I just was inclined with desires many
To thoroughly look at the open deep,
Which was moisten...
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Categories:
noun, fantasy,
Form:
Terza Rima
Benighted EnlightenmentPotawatomi language,
says Robin Wall Kimmerer,
does not verbally divide us into masculine and feminine.
However, unlike most English verbs,
Potawatomi verbs distinguish between animate and inanimate objects.
For example,
we use sit down
when speaking to an unruly son
and set down
when...
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Categories:
noun, anger, culture, earth, health, love, mental illness,
Form:
Political Verse
Young Brilliant Poet That Left Us Far, Far Too Soon Second Poet In Dedication SeriesNote:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percy_Bysshe_Shelley
Percy Bysshe Shelley, Born 4 August 1792
Horsham, Sussex, England[1]
Died , 8 July 1822 (aged 29)
Gulf of La Spezia, Kingdom of Sardinia (now Italy)
Occupation Poet, dramatist, essayist, novelist
Alma mater University College, Oxford (no degree)
Literary movement Romanticism
Spouse Harriet Westbrook
(m. 1811;...
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Categories:
noun, appreciation, art, assonance, beautiful, blessing, encouraging, poets,
Form:
Rhyme
GrimfreeNote:
Dear Chris,
I could go into souls as mindbody identities with interdependently co-arising individuation/reconnection processes, also known as living, and in/ex-carnation, but my gut says to go to your 4-soul prototype that has been useful in...
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Categories:
noun, birth, creation, culture, deep, destiny, happiness, health,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Memories In Our Minds As BodiesI remember my mindbody would tense
sometimes
then relax into confusion
while non-consiliently reading Bucky Fuller's "Synergetics 2."
I also remember,
and too often reweave,
Fuller's stream of thought ecoconsciousness
as I read Beck and Cowan on the well-timed subject
of...
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Categories:
noun, culture, earth, health, nature, political, psychological, spiritual,
Form:
Political Verse
Richard Mcgeehan PoemRichard Mcgeehan Poem
Poetic license I employ
to match inventive
wisdom and witticism
regarding (brother in law of mine
husband of eldest sister of same)
interspersing, initiating, incorporating
fabrication whenever possible,
and only the subject himself
can discern fact from fiction
and get a...
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Categories:
noun, adventure, age, anniversary, appreciation, birthday, celebration, confidence,
Form:
Free verse
From Blank Screen To Logorrhea I Write With Confused AdumbrationsFrom blank screen to logorrhea, I write with confused adumbrations
Methinks hmm, perhaps
I admittedly self plagiarize and quite aware
aforementioned amalgamated, conglomerated,
fabricated, jerry rigged, and organized
eye gripping titled
poem already aired a year plus ago,
though revisiting...
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Categories:
noun, absence, adventure, business, endurance, fish, grief, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme
La La Di Dah Dah LaEarth dwelling mongeese are neither toys nor coins and pedalling backwards then forward is not considered the primary way of jet propulsion off a very high hill. So one two ping means fried rice coming?...
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Categories:
noun, allusion, baptism,
Form:
I do not know?
Paper Tigers
"Paper Tigers"
eyes mark slow time
spotting leopard rhyme
never changing its spots
black balled
white pops
the want-to-be bees
sting the dripping honey spot
slapping cards down
kitty pots are shuffled
bluffing intelligentsia
between the gaps
flatulent poets floss their teeth
waxing lyrical strings
tied to the weary...
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Categories:
noun, dark, muse, poets,
Form:
Free verse
Words and PoetryAbout Bill Posters and Bill Greenwell
Words not to use in poems
In 1993, I (Bill Greenwell) went on a three-day workshop with the poet Peter Sansom, who co-edits The North, and runs the Smith/Doorstop imprint. He’s...
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Categories:
noun, education, poetry,
Form:
I do not know?
The Anatomy of a Kural: Maxim 245 of the Thirukkural By ThiruvalluvarThe Anatomy of a Kural: Maxim Number 245 (taken at random) of the Thirukkural, the Tamil Classic on Ethics by Thiruvalluvar
allal arulaalvaarkku illai valivalangum
mallalmaa naalam kari (K245)
“The teeming earth's vast realm, round which the...
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Categories:
noun, education, metaphor, philosophy, poetry, tamil,
Form:
Couplet
Why I WriteI write…
Because my heart feels, pounding
Away, breathless, filled with enthusiasm
For the moments that bring joy, hope, peace
The wonders of a light drowning in liquid sweetness
Syrup, raining flavors of elation, imagination, inspiration
Through the feelings that bring...
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Categories:
noun, muse, passion, poems, poetry, words, write, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Formula One PoetryFormula One Poetry
Adverbs on your Mark!
Nouns get ready!
Verbs and prepositions get set!
There's the green light and they're off!
All words accelerating at an astonishing speed!
the crowd goes wild
at the roar of the sound
of accelerating words....
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Categories:
noun, happiness, home, house, imagery, jealousy, people, race,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Mr Fritz and Black SheepMR. FRITZ AND BLACK SHEEP :
Arrival at the clinic,
We're here to fix things.
Where's the the dentist?
This dude tooth's aching,
Thus Black Sheep;
He's not fit for some days.
He returned from London last two weeks.
It's pain's such...
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Categories:
noun, inspirational,
Form:
Lyric
Destruction, As Kali Walks Upon Earthen GroundsDestruction, As Kali Walks Upon Earthen Grounds
Goddess of Destruction that teams with the Lord of Lusts
As wrathful winds bequeath savage ravaging gusts
Hades match, that has destroyed many a soul
World and darkness combine to...
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Categories:
noun, art, conflict, creation, dark, death, evil, humanity,
Form:
Rhyme
Adolescent infatuations never consummatedAdolescent infatuations...never consummated
Greetings reader from a cross between an aging seventy inch long (ringing ding dong) haired pencil necked geek and a Norwegian bachelor farmer wannabe; meaning yours truly actually a virtually married Pennsylvania man,...
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Categories:
noun, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th grade, 9th
Form:
Free verse
Enthusiasm, the Game ChangerDo you think it? ...
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Categories:
noun, desire, happiness, inspiration,
Form:
Verse
Adieu Dental Floss and Toothbrush(21st century pearly white prosthetics,
restored jaw bar wah key)
Aye noel hunger bristle,
and when false teeth soak at night
in tandem with stubby facial gristle
har reckon noah kisses
...
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Categories:
noun, 11th grade, 12th grade, farewell, grief, hyperbole,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
In Search of 2I don't know exactly when my search began; ...
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Categories:
noun, america, change, confusion, silly, wisdom,
Form:
Personification