Long Preconception Poems

Dear New Poet,
Don't you just love modern poetry! So free to be ourselves in so many fun forms. Never mind the sonnet or finding a rhyme for bonnet. Just ideas flowing to express what one...

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I took a bite of tainted truth.
Believed in someone who had no couth.
The system turned it all around.
Now I'm trying to gain lost ground.

The facts they found were misconstrued.
In my blind faith I just got...

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How may we unshackle our consciousness
from bondage to our deep rooted narrowness?

                      ...

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When an expanse of sands comes into view
you’ll see sparsely dotted weeds lying flat on the ground.
For soil is sterile and weather is harsh the weeds are not only unable 
to grow tall but struggle...

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A preconception in my mind
Of a nudist beach in the sun
Men of pervy persuasion 
Roam the sands 
Eyes behind dark glasses
Men with their dangly bits 
A display of exhibitionism?
A desire to be seen?
A legalised flasher...

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In regard to human's such abject abyss and absurdity, we can't help questioning: can human still be indulgent in the virulent vainglory having shaped their pretentious and dangerous preconception of a human-centered and human-dominated cosmos?...

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Earth's green/blue healthy healing climate

Some LeftBrain emergent verbal singers
and dancers 
felt as resonant Gaian EarthMother health 
for rebirth re-connection
reweaving

Reconceived 
empowered and bilaterally enlightened
benign winds of ecofeminist
local EarthMatriotic
community domestic
democratic 
typically extra-familial fertile polycultural

Regenerative health global-systemic 
benignly...

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"and this is my contemplation and pondering 
on what I have witnessed in my short life thus far "   
           ...

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When you have admired from afar
Idealising that someone
For so very, very long
You envisage all the special moments
You will share together
In the most incredible detail
Such as when you ask her out
And of course when she says...

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It takes a long time 
To figure out if things went right
To find out if you did what was best
If you passed all those unknown test

An perfect life doesn't exist
Parenthood involves to many variables
Of which...

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Belief in existence overtakes the tangibility of truth,
 seeds of falsehood and preconception sown in innocence of youth,
 Buying evry ounce of honey-coated hypocrisy,
Selling and meeting every demand,
 Leading an army of sycophants,
 no reason...

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all poetry begins with presumption
should you expect anything different here?

I would not hold a full lung's air too long
would not bust a bronchial capillary
in the waiting for its novelty to find you

my preconception is that...

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Ser,  look at the follower 
A want , eager to fight
Of course , maybe not .
But A glass founded around her mass
Love is for you , you feel it
Can there be a more profound...

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Speaking truth through lies, in a society so guarded, 
Desperate proclamations simply disregarded,
covered by what is maleficent,
unheard and insignificant, 

within the draught a cocktail of emotion,
patronising rumours ignite the commotion,
Preconceptions mask the integrity of one’s...

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its
  as
     if
                 INCUBUS
IS SITTING BACK THERE JUST WAITING TO TORMENT ME

I
 MAY 
LOOK
...

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Millennial stickup kids erase the fear of admission
Born into felt crime and hard times
Overwhelming frustrations solidify the sublime
Hit by the ring of narcs many are put in prime-time
News worthy raid the minds reducing those to...

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Merry Christmas to all my Poetry Soup Friends and Members with a wonderful 
Photo of new born Jesus published around 1960 in an American Poetry book purchased by me second hand around 1967 which I...

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He blooms intimacy with her,
She got captivate and left unheard,
She kept on weeping and uttering
It led her to stress and discomfort,
He sat stable, greedy, needy of wanting more affection, 
he didn't acquaint with her love,
Her...

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His lively taste for romance 
Was born of a superior conception 
Or perhaps a critical quintessence 
If not indeed a preconception 
For we cannot in haste conclude 
Nor precipitate be to preclude 

He loved with...

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My mind opened releasing the remnants of Pandora’s Box
Revealing the wraths of a complete paradox
Eradicating the thought process like a mental massacre
Destroying your clarity until your notions are obscure
Slaughtering your expressions, total annihilation
Bludgeoning your lines,...

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(*I dedicate this poem to Sylvia Plath on reading her life and works.)
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Oh, the wrinkled face makes me sad
When I look my reflection into you.
I know you are always true
Without preconception
And never change the reflection
But...

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Life bounded by unbounded idea
Dogma of laugh
In the middle of session
Turned the real situation to
Unreal
The sururu or a boggle mind
The characters are disappearing
The length of character and 
Breath of character was 
Increasing n decreasing the...

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To be less of such impedimenta 
and far more of intention
instead of solitary
and more of intentional connection

What is there to be discovered in bar code religion
that the centuries of a mountain have not already spoken

7...

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Expectations
The preconception of reality
Ever warped into a perfect mental construct of things that may come to be
The wishful thinking of the foolish.
Yet those who have a better idea what to expect are shielded.
Shrouded in an...

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Locked within godless rooms
Sealed in vaults of megre immagination
Can you hear the words?

It’s not enough
Unable to grasp metaphor
They wither

Minds mirror plastic flowers
Lifeless without growth
Petals lacking vital scent

Too many wild verses;
Lay trapped within closed minds
A scripture’s...

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