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Premium Member When Multiculturally Presiding
As no one
never said
about nothing,

"Calling in human health care options
might not imply
calling out
lack of Earth-wealthy choices."

I could, possibly,
but certainly not prudently,
go all the way
back
back,

Even further back,
to European roots
to StraightWhiteMale monoculturalism,
Christian-Royalist monotheistic supremacy
over educational
dogma
and development systems

(not...

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Categories: patrician, earth, earth day, environment, green, health, integrity,
Form: Political Verse



My Tree
MY TREE

Beside the Kinta River still it stands
Colossus of the primal forest panoply
The tree a native of the fecund land
It’s limbs support the graceful arcing canopy
Each arm like a single tree of temperate terre
Forming structure...

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Categories: patrician, nature, tree,
Form: Narrative
Charles Bukowski Road Not Taken
While reading Charles Bukowski poetry? 
On the metro ride home? 
Listening to Buddha bar music? 
On my oh too hip iPod? 
 
I begin to see myself as I was? 
Over 30 years ago when...

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© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patrician, absence, adventure, allusion, america, life, poetry, poets,
Form: Free verse
Charles Bukowski Road Not Chosen
Charles Bukowski Road Not Chosen
 
While reading Charles Bukowski poetry
On the metro ride home
Listening to Buddha bar music
On my oh too hip IPod
 
I begin to see myself as I was
Over 30 years ago when...

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© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patrician, anger, anxiety, career, change, destiny, humorous, sometimes,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What We Mean Connected
Imagination
and timeless Muse memory
wears Her integral capacity
to naturally craft a re-ligious spirit
out of any transcendent
transparent
transregenerational relationship,

Within any AnthropoCentric 
NonViolent Communioning Network.

And, a positively correlating observation,
proposition,
perhaps both decent and indecent,
sacred and secular,
sensory and sexual,

We can,
and have,
and...

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Categories: patrician, health, integrity, nature, peace, religion, spiritual, wisdom,
Form: Political Verse



W. E. B. Dubois (From Pages)
Martin,
Not the German patrician, his vision was a stair
But our own peaceful prince
Well he invoked you
And not by calling Samuel back from the dead
He invoked you as seeker
He invoked as our searcher
For history, he said,...

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Categories: patrician, history, peopleme,
Form: Free verse
Patrician
One of a kind there'll never be another you
what you hold in your heart to them have held true
I've looked upon the core of what you store within
for me you exist as unique among all...

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Categories: patrician, angst, happiness, hope, inspirational, love, me, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Once In a Memory
Once in a memory
The boy played by the small stream running near the hospital
where his mother was a patient and time hung heavy this
afternoon in late September.
The boy picked five elongated leaves from a bush...

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© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patrician, art, beach, break up,
Form: Blank verse
Hard Work Means Easy Success
This is a message to children who lack sincerity in school. Hard work always gives easy success. Whatever hardwork we do during our school days, decides our future for entire life. Its not only about...

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Categories: patrician, success,
Form: Rhyme
I Patronize Liberty Ministries Thrift Store
2200 E High Street
Pottstown, PA 19464

Upon making a purchase,
yours truly murmurs bonjour
to the man/woman clerk
manning cash register,
(perhaps another day)

maybe soon as tomorrow
January twenty four -
two thousand and twenty,
I will explore
Moonlight madness sale

fifty percent off all...

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Categories: patrician, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, angel,
Form: Free verse
Cementerio
I've heard it said that if all the people 
who ever lived and died, were buried together, 
it would fill the size of Spain.

No gazpacho, no El Greco 
No Flamenco and no Bolero
Just row upon...

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© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patrician, death, introspection, life,
Form: Narrative
The Fisherman and the Lady
'Twas April Fourteenth, Seventy-Eight.
Lest any should repudiate
what on this very special date
the two of them were doin',

Let's for a moment contemplate
their entry to the grand estate,
the legal right to procreate
through mutual "I Do"-in'.

Our hindsight intuition
says...

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Categories: patrician, anniversary, celebration, fishing, wedding,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Moulding Allegiance
Dino walks on the lino with a cat for a hat

                    A collar for colour and...

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Categories: patrician, child,
Form: Rhyme
Acedia
Idle hands scorching a trail
Through the Capitol
Closed mouths and hearts turn daggers
Biting our own tongues

And the streets are red rivers 
Through which they drive
golden chariots over the backs
of their forefathers

Words falter, slave and master
plebeian and...

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Categories: patrician, leadership, political, rights,
Form: Free verse
Tea Party Taste Test
The pedestrian kettle steams on to the Capitol pyre
With a weight watcher tonic; more lean legislators to sire
The Grand Old Party a taste of the aromatic brew doth require
Medicinal tonic blended to alleviate bloating gout...

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Categories: patrician, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Patriarchy
He ruled his kingdom with an iron fist
all looked up to the earl of otherworld.
Women sighed over his handsome face,
his manly stature and his sense of humour.

His heir and son was cultivated and charming.
Yet the...

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Categories: patrician, leadership, son, wisdom,
Form: Verse
My Tree - It Shall Survive
MY TREE - IT SHALL SURVIVE

Beside the Kinta River still it stands
Colossus of the primal forest panoply
Residing native of the fecund land
It’s limbs supporting graceful arcing canopy
A wondrous teeming aerial village live
   ...

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Categories: patrician, nature,
Form: Narrative
A Song To a Mathematician
A crowned king is you mathematician

You cured our problems like an experienced physician

You manipulated our facts like a sorcerer like a magician

You created masterpieces like a talented musician

You twisted our minds like an articulate politician

You...

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Categories: patrician, dedication
Form: Rhyme
Fear Not the Clause
FEAR NOT THE CLAUSE

There is no cause to fear the clause
It has no teeth, has no sharp claws
Though analysis may give you pause
Dissect it, then you’ll be the one to dictate

It has a subject, and...

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Categories: patrician, graduation, language,
Form: Rhyme
Epistle Ii - the Art of Living
(I)
Each of my fingers,
like coiled spades
embellished with rust,
dig through
soiled tomes of
Greek epistles

Each line,
an epiphanic assault,
peeling away at the
obdurate scabs
perched on the surface
of my corroded casing,
revealing my
labyrinth layering,
my tellurian textures

(II)
Lo! change ambushes me
like an uncoiled
python sprawling
the...

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Categories: patrician, christian, god, jesus, religion, religious, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
I Would Have Simply, Picked Only--You
What if! I were a girl…
Born of noble parents,
Owning jewels’ palaces in town
Willow-wood’s cottages in countryside;
Long-eared tall dogs--chained in yard, beggars –waiting in queues on doors;
Feasts served to the hungry strangers,
Wine and coffee offered to...

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© Fayaz Bhat  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patrician, love,
Form: Free verse
The Baby Grand
THE BABY GRAND

The black baby grand, 
Caressed by a slender finger, 
By a young, red-haired’s fair, small hand, 
(With her russet curlicues in a bow) 
Emits cadences that languishing, linger
From the royal nook of the...

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Categories: patrician, allegory, angel, beauty, birth, blessing, funeral, horror,
Form: Verse
Beware, Julius
Julius, I want to tell you of my dream last night.
When I describe it to you, it will fill you with fright.
From what I saw, I must tell you to beware.
In my dream, your blood...

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Categories: patrician, history,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Salute To Jeff Kyser
Someone gave Jeff Kyser a subscription
Writer’s Digest seized his imagination,
It was almost like an editor’s prescription
For developing Jeff’s fine poetry articulation
He quickly discovered the poetry pages
Latching on to new forms…not on P.S.,
Strange syllabications from some...

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Categories: patrician, appreciation, poems, poetry, tribute, writing,
Form: Rhyme
I Breathe But Breathless I Live
I can breathe when I go to your parlor
Through your smile, verbose speech,
Snow white teeth, fleshy skin, sweating 
I can breathe thoroughly, coz love sheer

I can breathe when I go to the fresh nature 
Hearing...

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Categories: patrician, life, poverty,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things