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Premium Member Mlk Day
Part of the speech of Martin Luther King
Bless Him for seeking God and better life
Song by Blind Boys of Alabama 

I have a dream that one day down in Alabama with its vicious racists, with...

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Categories: nullification, fate,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member On the Evolution of Liberation
On The Evolution Of Liberation…

Once again
our humanity is taxonomically
mocked---no longer ¾
Homo sapiens---a step
just below
that of being human.  Rather, 
today, we’re an endangered species---
a modern classification absurdity
indeed!
Though endangered species
are protected, we remain
open season game through...

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Categories: nullification, allegory, analogy, black african american, blessing, faith,
Form: Prose Poetry
Missing Soul
I'm a product of disappointments and nullification
And that's the reason why I make maleficient acts
I hate seeing persons contentment towards another person
I'm so stubborn to break their hearts

I like playing the feelings of another person
To...

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Categories: nullification, absence, abuse, anger, hate, missing, scary,
Form: Free verse
Growing Pians
GROWING PAINS

It’s all about pain, frustration, tears. Fears, it’s all about fighting temptation
Watch the sun rise and set to the darkest thoughts of contemplation
My heart smiles not, my lungs laugh not to restoration
My light shines...

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Categories: nullification, abuse, anger, break up, bullying, career, conflict,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Sea Sand Odyssey
Saturated with fish fry smells, Bar-B-Cue smoke,
rodeo dust and sounds of deep water blues,
with teasing frothing lace spread on the shore,
Gulf Coast birth breeze blew winds 
in sails to Caribbean Sea, Blue Mountain
berries, banana walk...

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Categories: nullification, analogy, imagery, journey, metaphor, simile, voyage,
Form: Prose Poetry



Dysfunction Junction
Politicians are just like flies
Great big mouths and bulging eyes

They talk and talk and say very little
And always refuse to meet in the middle

They walk the halls, back and forth
And get themselves all out of...

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© Lark Pogue  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nullification, humor,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Justification
JUSTIFICATION

Oh, what a distressing frustrating situation,
I’ve suddenly lost all my poetic imagination,
Nothing tickles me pink, no stimulation,
I want to create a poem of deep inspiration,
Which will meet everyone’s expectation,
But my thoughts are edging towards nullification,
I...

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Categories: nullification, muse,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Dispite It All, We Still Sail On
Despite It All…We Still Sail Onward
(Apropos Again)

Why have we chosen to wallow?
Despair.  Listen to the ancestors.
They did more with less; we have more.
Fool!  We have boots with straps!
Be aware of where they came!

Be...

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Categories: nullification, analogy, black african american, encouraging, faith, hope,
Form: Ode
Poetic Therapy
As we are all part of the same verse,
languages to belong by diverse.
When the pen is mightier then the sword,
rhymed words are the crown of all commerce.
Legislation and constitutions in applicable intellect,
loving words by peacemakers...

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Categories: nullification, 10th grade, allegory, appreciation, humanity,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Waltz of the Zero Man
Some
(one)(thing)(where)
seething:sighing:spying
scatteringshatteringsputteringstammering
spiral-
i
n
g

A.
A life.
A lifeless life.
A zero (sum) life.

A Zero Man 
submerged in Plutonian dust
sliding on the ice of nullification
slipping onto icy swords
secreting icy words
scrambling in dicey discord
loitering in a byzantine empire
where benighted beasts
beat the drums &...

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Categories: nullification, dark, society, surreal, word play,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member To a Prodigal Awakening
To A Prodigal Awakening

They said the grass was greener
On the other side;
so you stepped over—clutching
great expectations
and the satisfaction of lingering 
hunger for better.
Yes you yearned to be 
What you’re not.

You returned bewildered and dismayed;
Perilous journey—
The...

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Categories: nullification, allusion, analogy, black african american, image, inspirational,
Form: Prose Poetry

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