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Browned-Cents
BROWNED-CENTS

One of the true ways 
to remain in captivity is to keep silent to avoid your captor’s 
hostility and confusion

A penny for my 
thoughts has provided me with the ammunition 
To fight for what I...

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Categories: pedestals, africa, black african american, community, confusion, deep,
Form: Rhyme



Godless
lot of things on my mind filled with deepness, so when you read this- I hope you let me release this- inner theory in my thesis- seems that, there’s a lot of people on the...

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Categories: pedestals, art, atheist, god,
Form: I do not know?
The Maze and the Minotaur
In searching for a heart of gold, 
with standards higher than I deserve.
I lost my way.
Lost sight of the truth, what would truly make me happy.
I imagined- the mold, the form she should take and...

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Categories: pedestals, 6th grade, evil, games,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member It Was the Word After All
Wrapped into a cocoon of impenetrable meaning and faith he followed the light

Doom and gloom had once shadowed his library of dreams and contentment

Scattered in his loony resemblance of a rational mind words rearranged reason

Analyses...

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Categories: pedestals, books,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The T-U-L-I-P
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Categories: pedestals, life, love, love,
Form: Free verse



Fair Game
Fair Game
I am The All-Mighty, The Ever-Exalted, The Supremely-Eternal.
To me belongeth the universes, the heavens, the earths, what dwells in-between.
Jinn and Men, I have created, for a sole purpose; duties internal and external.
Worship, glorify, bow,...

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Categories: pedestals, god, religion, universe,
Form: Sonnet
The Humanity In Adoption a Transparency In Godliness
The Godliness of Adoption is...
Or is it not?
 …A beautiful spring sprung floret of rose. A rose brought home from humanity's colorful garden of trust? Yet, it was not all that long ago when each...

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Categories: pedestals, allegory, allusion, anger, angst,
Form: Prose Poetry
An Ode To Life, Part Ii
Life shows its frills if ye dwell on fair side, 
Perceive it with a poet’s perspective—
Life’s negatives seen with eyes positive, 
Let not life’s dangling duals take a free ride. 

If sin there be, it...

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Categories: pedestals, journey, life,
Form: Ode
The Tyrant, the Man, My Dad
You made my childhood scary,
I feared you when I was bad.
Trying so hard to make you happy,
The tyrant, the man, my dad.

I waited patiently everyday,
To hear those three little words.
“I love you” was all you...

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Categories: pedestals, daughter, devotion, father, forgiveness, loss, love, words,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member We are born into a world of sublimated madness, calculated with the precision of a broken clock
We are born into a world of sublimated madness, calculated with the precision of a broken clock,
amid the shattered stained glass of desolate factories, where the echo of emptiness reverberates,
in taverns where silence bears the...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pedestals, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Graven Images
I will not hold your golden trophy high above MY head
Or wear your name engraved with cheap polyester thread
I’m so sorry you can’t decide what to wear today,
Will it be the Christian Dior or the...

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Categories: pedestals, celebrity, change, conflict, culture, irony, perspective, surreal,
Form: Rhyme
Whenever You'Re Ready
when you walk through and reshaping melts the binding glue 
nothing in my heart will remember you
not the hardest blow to my soul, the grief of my newfound total
you'll have to imprint again
slide under my...

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Categories: pedestals, 11th grade, birth, death, life, loss, love,
Form: Free verse
Residential Schools
Take Heed

It was said unto the elders that their homes would be secure
Had they only known what their children would endure

Take heed of all the decades of residential schools
Believe it if you will, the elders...

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Categories: pedestals, anger, children, sad,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Mandrake and Other Temptations
I sat where the ferns stood guard—
solemn sentries on wood pedestals—
my back pressed against her bookcase,
cradled in the soft hush 
of the window seat
as snow rehearsed its silence
just beyond the glass.

Like a priestess reading spells
I...

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Categories: pedestals, bible, childhood, imagery, international, literature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cloaked in misty judgments, we have dressed ourselves
Cloaked in misty judgments, we have dressed ourselves,
Finding in condemnation a kind of sacred and dignified sport.
An inert paradigm, where blame is like a talisman
That people wear proudly, believing in the honorable artifices of justice.
We...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pedestals, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Can I Breathe
I'm tired of being weighed down by depression 
I like to speak from my heart rather than keep them guessing 
I've been strong for so long, Could you forgive me for being weak? 
I need...

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© Alex Duffy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pedestals, emotions, encouraging, inspiration, inspirational, society,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member All In a Day At the Louvre
Magnetic attraction, enchanting dream of a lifetime -
	majestic pyramid attracts my eye, 
	mystique draws me in
	
O, your architecture! Pavilions, colonnades; art enclosing art,
	every square inch deliberately designed,
	ceilings pour forth scintillating splendor
	
Antiquities from Rome, Egypt, the...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pedestals, art, paris, travel,
Form: Free verse
The Children of Twilight
I danced with death for a moment,
Dressed in a sheik metallic guise.
In the absence of life's petty presence,
Death spoke freely for a while.

In daily struggles, humanity forgets
The joke of life in his mirthless glee;
Bending low,...

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Categories: pedestals, angst, introspection, life, death, absence, death, life,
Form: Blank verse
Suffering Pig
We found each other in a roadside bar in some desolate place,

she saw me from the other side,

the band that was playing wasn't carrying, 
so I decided to let her come approach me...


I carry with...

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Categories: pedestals, age, anniversary, assonance, baby, candy, cute, fire,
Form: Imagism
A Bit of Fantasy
It's thought quite excellent for humankind 
eyes closed, to pause and stretch the mind;
The seahorse gambols off into the skies
and disappears.  The scholar sighs,
then smiles, picks up his book and pen
and turns to the...

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Categories: pedestals, allegory,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Elect
"Our nation needs to prosper,
"Our people deserve to thrive,
"But the old ways do not foster,
"The betterment for which we strive!"

These words erupt at every campaign
And that part, at least, is true
But truth erodes with each...

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Categories: pedestals, political,
Form: Rhyme
ANZAC poem 2
..they were sent by those
who sat upon pedestals so high
whose life was sheltered and dry 
and saw the new days bright shining light

and they were  the ones...
who kept their hands fresh and clean
by sending...

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© Markus Jay  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pedestals, remember, soldier,
Form: Free verse
Tabled, As Always
They all took their seats round the table,
It had no head, but all knew where Power sat.
Summoned in haste by Ideology itself,
for the matter was pressing and oddly stressing.

Capitalism sat back—legs crossed, arm draped,
already reclined...

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Categories: pedestals, allegory, satire,
Form: Free verse
The Length of a Swore
Do You ever just get tired of Being You?
Up there on The Highest of pedestals as You rule...
Is It You feeling selfish or alone as an unhinged fool?
I care of Your most inner thoughts and...

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Categories: pedestals, allegory, anger, care, character, repetition,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Loud Mouth
Inspired by Machinehead – Darkness Within (Acoustic version) & members of society who refuse to embrace the kiss of silence…

As great intentions
Wither upon invalidated declarations,
Serenity’s crowd holds teary-eyed candles
Making silent wishes
For the venom to be...

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Categories: pedestals, life, people, slam, society,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things