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Premium Member Kaleidoscope
"Kaleidoscope" 

They say another
wrote the story, not I.
that I, mere I,
having little experience, shy 
and far removed from 
such an alien world,
would not possess the knowledge
of such terrible and ruthless, lusty 
characters of strong will;...

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Categories: obsequious, muse, mystery,
Form: Narrative



The Village On the Water Iv
Thump-thump of stiffening fish contorting
   In the bilge beneath the gunwale; 
 Lidless, bulging, reddened eyes, swivelling upwards, 
Protruding horribly from the straining sockets,
    Express stupefied amazement at inconceivable 
...

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Categories: obsequious, appreciation, culture, dedication,
Form: Free verse
Hearthstone Of Thy Fathers Love
Hearthstone Of Thy Fathers Love
Fatherhood exuberant and renowned is how you boys made me feel.
Exquisite was the taste of my tears as I felt the sensation of joy in both of your first cry’s!
The days,...

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Categories: obsequious, care,
Form: Free verse
Oceans and Winds
Oceans and Winds

I have an obsequious unnatural inclination
To sustain my external compulsions 
And convert them to a pre-text of a sub-text
Of instantaneous conclusions
Bi-Partisan confusions, melted humans and rheuminations
We seem to be caught up in the...

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Categories: obsequious, corruption, courage, creation, humanity, visionary, war, weather,
Form: Free verse
Love at first sight
I asked her
do you believe that as soon as any man walks into a room and he’s eyes fall so completely upon someone like you he can fall in love?
at first 
she didn’t answer
she just...

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© Paul Crump  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: obsequious, appreciation, love, love hurts, sweet love,
Form: Rhyme



Various Heresies 11
Various Heresies 11



The beauty of the flower fades,
its petals wither to charades...
—Michael R. Burch



the U-turn poem
by michael r. burch

Life so defaulty,
Life so unfair,
why do wee prize U,
what do U care?

LORD who lets unborns
drown in a...

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Categories: obsequious, allah, america, atheist, bible, christian, god, jesus,
Form: Rhyme
The Queens Bluff
——-Whispers———-
——-My angel, my love, held in this dangled glove——


Concupisscent, 
he deals in facts, got him stuck in my brain
Attacked and dressed to kill, 
commanding campaign
Hot blooded never ceased, 
leaves me within emotional chains 
has me...

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Categories: obsequious, romantic love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Poem For My Orion
A poem for my Orion 
Who cowers in the sky
For many years, his faithful hunting dog 
Was always by his side. 

“Orion you are iniquitous, 
You do not shine so bright.” 
The dog's thoughts were...

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Categories: obsequious, absence, anger, betrayal, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Historical Theology
Too seldom tolerated,
much less explicitly noticed
by Christian theologians,

This historical interplay
at work and play
in Jesus of Nazareth's
recent post-colonization day,

When Jewish Rabbi Elders
were squished inside
Roman WhiteMale Dominant
empire-building denial
of their own win/lose subjugation
defying Judaic empowering culture

Rather recently overwhelmed
by...

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Categories: obsequious, anti bullying, earth, heaven, history, light, political,
Form: Political Verse
Various Heresies 10
Various Heresies 10



God to Man, Contra Bataan
by Michael R. Burch

Earth, what-d’ya make of global warming?
Perth is endangered, the high seas storming.
Now all my creatures, from maggot to man
Know how it felt on the march to...

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Categories: obsequious, bible, christian, earth, god, heaven, jesus, religion,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member call
~ for Mom ~


it seems …

like yesterday
and it seems like forever …
I can see them clearly
I can feel the soft wrinkles of skin
her little hands -
clutching the round disc
skin as thin as tissue paper
veins winding...

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Categories: obsequious, analogy, love, memory, mom, mother son,
Form: Free verse
To My Love Part 4 Tbc
My post-mortem may bear the stroke of your hand, in your lap,
On your knees with a single tear so priceless
That may fall on my cold cheek with power to revive, resurrect.
But not this time, not...

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Categories: obsequious, life,
Form: Free verse
She Drives Me Up the Wall
SHE DRIVES ME UP THE WALL

She drives me up the wall like a slave-driver
O yes, she does ! but even though she may wield 
the rod in her hand ever so threateningly at me 
At...

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Categories: obsequious, adventure, age, anniversary, art, baptism, beautiful, bible,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member call
~ for Mom ~

it seems …

like yesterday
and it seems like forever …
I can see them clearly
I can feel the soft wrinkles of skin
her little hands -
clutching the round disc
skin as thin as tissue paper
veins winding...

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Categories: obsequious, analogy, death, mother son,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wake Asia Wake - Part Two - 2
(Continued from Part Two - 1)

Nothing of the foisoning ageold homegrownwine
       strained through Ol’ Kayyam’s ever draining ruba’iyat bowl
    keeps vigil in their scelerosed veins ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: obsequious, inspirational,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
The New Awakening
When nighttime comes                                ...

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Categories: obsequious, angst, blessing, christian, courage, integrity, patriotic, peace,
Form: Prose
Tales of a Paris Flaneur
Early days as a flaneur;
I recall the couple 
On the Metro
When I was still innocent 
Of its labyrinthine complexities;
Slim pretty white girl,
Clad head to toe 
In new blue denim, 
Wistfully smiling
While her muscular black beau...

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Categories: obsequious, friend, loneliness, pain, paris, sad,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Painted Animal
Siempre el rostro de lo bestial

Always the face of the bestial 
a creature in fabric
of no more than instinctual
an instinct driven by predators

Knee-jerk reflexes for survival
and so we are this
the painted animal

All morality by some...

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Categories: obsequious, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Neghdurhood Girl
Girl in my neighbourhood
Remind me of our childhood
She said,
We will grow together
I told my mother
You and i go to the same school
In the rain, summer or cool
Playing at the sand
Walking hand in hand
She say loving...

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Categories: obsequious, lost love,
Form: Classicism
Premium Member Posing As Contradictions
just when she proudly posed as a puffing magic dragonette 

the bubble burst and a shiny sword punctured vulnerable skin

pierced the façade and made her reveal true person and posture

	I can’t hold this together without...

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Categories: obsequious, change,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Spell of a Stranger
The sprout of momentary illusion, 
the voyage of a derelict dream in place of a lie,
the lure of April, the deceit of May concertized in December, 
in wintry snow, mocked, 
miscarriages of a well worn...

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Categories: obsequious, allusion, analogy, betrayal, black love, character, dark,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Don'T You Want More - I Do
Don’t You Want More? I Do!

Do you think you deserve a bit more than you get
As you wait for a call from your good friends, and yet
You don't pick up the phone, give a 'hoot'...

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Categories: obsequious, humor, political,
Form: Rhyme
Do We Really Want a Republic
Are you there Benjamin Franklin?
Yes, I am, 
I live in the benevolent intentions of the Constitution   

When a malevolent leader appears who spouts untruths 
and offends the sacredness of the Constitution 
making you...

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Categories: obsequious, political,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member If Kingdom Comes, We'll Be Undone
We are on the crux, 
The cusp of kingdom come, 
In which our own becomes undone, 
Our lands, our bodies, 
Shall be seized by the folly of a smoking gun. 

Proof of tyranny has evaded...

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© B.J. Fitz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: obsequious, abuse, america, leadership, political, power, religion, society,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Working In Roleplay
I know this sounds like theater
of the absurd,
but I wonder if healthy role play
might be left-brain's work ethic
inviting right-brain's first and last impassioned word.

We might pretend our LeftWing
loves to play
irresponsibly back and forth repositioning
while RightWing
is...

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Categories: obsequious, culture, health, integrity, psychological, religion, wisdom, work,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things