Long Occupier Poems
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Cooperative Family Politics
I think he's talking about a cooperative bicameral political system,
with "How to talk to the other side".
And what could that possibly mean, dear Yang?
Well,
I was watching this Ted-talk from Marin,
by Robb Willer, as I anciently...
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Categories:
occupier, culture, earth, family, freedom, health, humor, parents,
Form:
Political Verse
God Is Humor Sensed
Love wants nothing to do
with the everyday affairs of men.
Love's only intention
is to catch the lover!
Rumi
God wants nothing to do
with the routine affairs of men,
God's only intention
is to catch the lover's attention!
I wonder if Freud's...
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Categories:
occupier, confusion, god, humor, identity, nature, psychological, science,
Form:
Free verse
Trinitarian Voices
Father’s Voice
Your ungainly question,
What is the meaning of Life?
reminds of another,
What is purpose to Beauty?
which reminds of,
What is meaning and purpose for Grace?
and Karma?
Not ugly, empty, meaningless death, perhaps?
Life, like beauty, evolves appositional responses
of meaning,...
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Categories:
occupier, culture, earth, god, health, life, nature, spiritual,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Free Love
Do you remember stories about the incensed 60s?
The smoke-filled Beatles,
and acrid flowering Hippies,
and Aquarian Age of Free Love.
It fizzled out.
It wasn't such a Great Transition
as we had hoped.
Exhausted by Foreign and Civil Rights v Wrongs...
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Categories:
occupier, freedom, integrity, life, love, peace,
Form:
Political Verse
The Stray Cat
Around that lonely house by the hill
The stray cat prowls through
His eyes glowing like meteors in the dark
And his fur's fawn rough
The stray cat strolls to the casement
Meowing for succour
The owner-occupier sneaks with a rod
Ready...
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Categories:
occupier, anger, break up, creation, cute love, endurance,
Form:
Free verse
Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect
In my youth I did not understand the difference between love and lust. Always seeking out Love's location but never to locate. Then our eyes met upon a faithful winds gust. That was...
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Categories:
occupier, devotion, engagement, first love, husband, love, strength,
Form:
Pastoral
Battle of the Coaches
Keep winning
with your same old competitive erection,
said the life coach,
To avoid future losses.
What are the key capital investment opportunities,
asked the financial coach,
That keep Business As Competitively Usual
building larger homes,
expanding sacred cathedrals,
triumphing Win-or-Lose public servants
calculating democratic...
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Categories:
occupier, beauty, caregiving, health, integrity, love, peace,
Form:
Political Verse
Caliber
CALIBER
The mental quality of spirits is unveiled.
Anne saw them in imagery.
They were in small shapes as a displayed mural.
A bust of lives demised with estate being conveyed as an inhabitant or the occupier.
Their capacity was...
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Categories:
occupier, character, courage, education, emotions, judgement, philosophy, strength,
Form:
Prose Poetry
A Dirge From My Shrieked Silence
to my every step,
there’s a uniformed man
whose hands are soaked,
in blood of my brethren
would kill me,
if I resist to be oppressed
senses of the world leaders get defunct,
when there’s any question of violations in my homeland
how...
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Categories:
occupier, humanity,
Form:
Elegy
The Paradox
"The Paradox"
When we had crossed Styx
like a slow game of knuckles
we were thrown for a six
it was like the party
had kick started
way ahead of time
without us
escape from the world
of fools is...
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Categories:
occupier, journey, muse, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
The Gaza’s Stolen Childhood
Every forty-five minutes, thirty children vanish—
not into memory, but into blood and rubble.
The soil of Gaza drinks the tears of mothers,
while those in power sip wine behind closed doors.
This is not war.
It is business—
and crime...
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Categories:
occupier, betrayal, child, child abuse, childhood, children, conflict,
Form:
Free verse
Richard Lamoureux
Figure of a man, constantly open
Poetry marriage that makes him richer
Her heart and beauty a gift so golden
Separate it would change, die, and wither
Friendship woven his unfailing embrace
Knowing ...
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Categories:
occupier, tribute,
Form:
Sonnet
Seventy-Five Years of Seeking Peace
For 75 years Israel has offered peace to her neighbors
the Arab response, 'Never!' -- be Israel's leaders Likud or Labor
From 1948 to 1967, before 'territories,' before 'occupation'
when Israel...
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Categories:
occupier, history, peace,
Form:
Couplet
Coffin
Built with the measurement of The Alive
For those once here but no longer thrive;
One J saw for a dog that didn’t ask for interment
And it was some lavish entertainment!
In the past, bamboos strung into a...
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Categories:
occupier, absence, bereavement, death, grief,
Form:
Rhyme
To Emanuel Grossi
Dear Mistah Fart, before you try to scent the air with your smell
And chew the cud of your bosses with your bondage tinkling bell
Make sure you know we kicked them out over forty years ago
And...
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Categories:
occupier, usa, world,
Form:
Ghazal
A Celebration In Spring
The winter and the spring are intermingling;
some days warmth and sun; some cold and rain,
and the flora that is needing reconditioning
swell their buds, and start greening once again,
and on the clothesline wire,
or dead branch on...
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Categories:
occupier, bird, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
Thinly Wangmo, Yogini
Thinly Wangmo, Yogini.
Thinly Wangmo, a Tibetan too,
Rode on her horse this way,
Invasion came, Chinese, like rain,
No where, to get away?
Chinese war lord, occupier.
Captured her out a riding.
A nasty sod, an Asian clod.
His anger,...
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Categories:
occupier, adventure
Form:
Rhyme
The Enemy Within
The enemy within
There has been a war up North but after some times
the occupying forces surrendered and took the train
back where they came from.
Newspapers and magazines were (for a while) free
of censors and...
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Categories:
occupier, abuse, addiction, angst,
Form:
Blank verse
Traitor Or Hero
Traitor/Hero
It was half dark in the yard where a group of men with heavy overcoats stood, this was a Nordic country and cold.
We´re freedom fighters but out enemy the occupier of our country, called us...
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Categories:
occupier, anger, angst, break up, history,
Form:
Blank verse
Autumns Hitch
Autumn surrounds the lake
Vibrancy vivacious, romantic
Blue in the rippling eye
Dark speck, a boat
Grows bigger and bigger
The laughter
Her auburn hair thrown back,
Her subtle loveliness
He stares at the landscape of love
Day bellows in briskness
And a tartan blanket
Smoothed...
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Categories:
occupier, autumn, fairy, love,
Form:
Narrative
The Candidates
The candidates for world dominance
The contenders who want to sit on the highest branch on the tree of power should
not be elected because they want it too badly
Theirs are a grab for dominance...
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Categories:
occupier, lost love, magic, math, memory, men,
Form:
Sonnet
Denmark's war
Denmark’s war
When the Germans occupied Denmark during World War 2 the old king was not dethroned
Every morning, he was seen riding in the park
Once, when his horse was spooked, by two German soldiers. he...
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Categories:
occupier, absence, appreciation, art,
Form:
Blank verse
Poetic Occupier
What got me into poetry,
Was possession in my head,
When I died a poet took over ,
After a bloody head on smash, he said. (1975 prang )
When I’m playing billiards,
Getting beaten with a cue,
And...
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Categories:
occupier, adventure, me, me,
Form:
Ballad
Surreal Mono
The opportunity sparked a fierce desire
A cunning liar is trying to conspire
Plotting schemes that would require
Causing the masses tears to flood the mire
The choir sang with voices higher
Looking for a bold lady or noble squire
Capable...
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Categories:
occupier, fear, hope,
Form:
Monorhyme
Despair
Despair
By: Miracle Man
5/21/2021
Do you ever wonder just why you’re still here?
are the things in your life no longer held dear?
How can you combat these feelings of despair?
By reaching out to someone you know will care.
You...
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Categories:
occupier, anger, depression, faith, god, hope,
Form:
Rhyme