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Premium Member Resistance On the Iberian Peninsula
Resistance On The Iberian Peninsula

“Liberté, égalité, fraternité (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity),”
Scream French revolutionists as they guillotine monarchists heads, 1
Then crown Napoleon Bonaparte Emperor of France, 2
Who commands the French forces in wars raged across Europe.

The Grande...

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Categories: predictably, education, freedom, history, irony, patriotic, war,
Form: Verse



A Former Great Nations Squandered Wealth I
Swept up into piles; everywhere 
Abouts; in collected heaps all 
Around.               
It is almost as if the drab 
Streets were strewn...

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Categories: predictably, philosophy, senses,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Snail Trails and Rat Tails
My transportive 
awesome Muse
speaks of a hiking trail
for an aging snail.

My communicative
wondrous music
is dancing choreography
for an ageless bee
coming.


I ask if I might speak
with the Editor in Chief
of my town's daily GoodNews Bulletin...

No.
I do not have...

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Categories: predictably, community, health, humanity, nature, peace, school, science,
Form: Political Verse
Writers
Let me tell 
You some 
More stories

Since so many
Of you are into
Stories

This one’s about writers
And a bit about
Social media

I’m no encyclopedia
But I’m a wannabe writer

And I studied 
Neuropsychology 
And by the way 

I can show...

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Categories: predictably, writing,
Form: Free verse
The Missus Served Me High Test Coffee
The missus served me high test coffee...

Ah... tis nothing more heavenly 
(to one borne again devout atheist)
then a spring like January 18th, 2023
here at Highland Manor apartments
picturesque green covered landscape,
where intrepid dandelions 
dare to defy...

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Categories: predictably, angel, appreciation, atheist, blessing, dedication, drink, humorous,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Talk of the Town
Luther Vandross recorded a song
that says something like
"We had the best love around...
We were the talk of the town."

I can't think of the last time
a greatly famous and resilient love affair
was the talk of even...

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Categories: predictably, health, love, passion, peace, power, space, time,
Form: Political Verse
Severe Surge Regarding Thou Shalt Not Kill Violations
Severe surge regarding thou shalt not kill violations

Fifth commandment breached regularly
epidemic of gun violence in America
bullets fly, scream and tear into flesh
senseless rampant mass killings
rip across fabric of society
buzzfeeding, jump/kickstarting, 
paradigm of mortality.

Since January first
two...

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Categories: predictably, 12th grade, 1st grade, age, america, anger,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Conversation With G Bateson
Bateson: 
Pathology is a relatively easy thing to discuss,
health is very difficult.

Laotse:
Pathology is a functional issue for discernment,
organic health is difficult to miss
unless you have switched our cooperative evolution
for your personal competitive revolution.

Bateson:
...the sacred is...

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Categories: predictably, christian, culture, health, humanity, power, religion, integrity,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Family Gardeners
I've noticed
since early years on the family farm
with large matriarchally planted and harvested gardens,
that food,
for moms,
is a natural,
and yet also spiritual,
communion relationship.

Nutrition evolves from and for communal relatives
of which we are ourselves made
and nurtured into...

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Categories: predictably, caregiving, earth, garden, gender, health, humor, nature,
Form: Political Verse
One must possess the patience of Job,
“The patience of Job” applied as an idiom that means to have great patience or endurance in the face of suffering. It's used to describe someone who perseveres through many problems or hardships.

One must possess...

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Categories: predictably, 12th grade, adventure, analogy, appreciation, beautiful, gender,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Let My People Shine
At sixteen
People's Bible Church
sent me from rural Michigan farm lands
to Moody Bible Institute
in siren-screaming Chicago

Church fathers assumed,
despite curious evidence to the contrary,
that I was a StraightWhiteMale
born-again
wanna be choir director

Because I could sing with gospel appeal
and...

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Categories: predictably, health, integrity, muse, music, nature, peace, wisdom,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Variations On a Theme
Variations On A Theme...
of hodgepodge strewn helter skelter
wonky inviting reader to mentally swelter.

Ach'n (ache Ken and burn'n) 
kickstarting existential and proverbial struggle
me species classified as generic muggle
analogous to entertainer 
with namesake of yours truly
starring an...

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Categories: predictably, abortion, absence, abuse, age, allusion, appreciation, destiny,
Form: Rhyme
Cerebral Intelligence Empowered With
Cerebral Intelligence Empowered With...
Google Embedded Microchip™¡åßç

Nowadays...ah so passe routine top notch roboticized
brain surgery ushers, inoculates, begets... promising
immunity against pesky flagging and/or absent minded
precursor to dementia praecox, alzheimer's regarding
partial/total recall asper memory, said loss linkedin with
age...

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Categories: predictably, dream, fantasy, loss, mystery, people, spiritual, words,
Form: Free verse
P
p

The first today.
The first in some time now.
Beneath the strained and toughened husk of tissue,
a heart given shape by the corregated cardboard armature scavenged and rigged together in haste for the sake of offspring.

Years pass,...

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© Tedly Bare  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predictably, addiction, betrayal, body, courage, dad, heartbroken, solitude,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Facing Racing Eyes
So, I guess a 12 year old
American brown male playing by himself
with a toy gun
is outside your boundary
for normal early-adolescent activity.

Well, I can see why you would need
to draw your boundary
for healthy rationality
outside his grassy...

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Categories: predictably, emotions, judgement, peace, power, race, racism, violence,
Form: Narrative
Absence of Your Presence In My Life Woke Sadness
An email written to eldest daughter
December 28th, 2019,
which unwittingly, magically, accidentally...
resurfaced while scrolling
thru outdated emails 
and OpenOffice documents of mine
thee evening of February 20th, 2022.

The remaining lines 
comprising reasonable poetic rhyme
sent to said offspring
more than...

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Categories: predictably, absence, bereavement, cry, dark, emotions, father daughter,
Form: Free verse
Schwenksville Pennsylvania
Schwenksville, Pennsylvania
Earthdate/starttime: 11/04/19 01:10:26 AM
Earthdate/endtime: 11/04/19 02:55:46 AM

Poetic snapshot regarding immediate
actual, physical, spatial... environment
pertinent, relevant, salient... yours truly
commenced within fleeting electronic

date/time stamp indicated above bereft
attempts to describe character sketch,
whereat I sit within Apartment B44:
taking immediate...

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Categories: predictably, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, father,
Form: Free verse
Though Amply Rested I Still Yawn
Though amply rested, I still yawn

And feel energized after
light exercise doth spawn
break through viz mental impasse,
where endeavor to coax 
germinating ideas to sprout
about as successful as 
buzzfeeding, jump/kick starting 
rooting brown lawn
to whether drought.

Long fostering...

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Categories: predictably, absence, art, baptism, blessing, character, confidence, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Math Teacher
There once was a math teacher
well-versed in singing
"We have many ways to learn."

Eyes
and ears,
Touch
and feelings,
Tastes
and smells
each looking for redundant
polypathic messages
from polyphonic Others.

The math teacher
was conservative
about over-generalizing
from her own deep learning experience.
She did not trust
in only...

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Categories: predictably, culture, earth, feelings, health, humor, math, music,
Form: Political Verse
Variations On a Theme
Variations On A Theme...
Ach'n (ache Ken) Existential Struggle...

(NOT by Bellini, Paganini, Rossini...
Eeny Meany Miney Moe - si,
nor the three stooges tee hee hee)

twill never end till...this oft writ trend
of mine will never end,
only when...mortality
ike'n no...

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Categories: predictably, age, birthday, depression, fantasy, funny, identity, old,
Form: Bio
The Punching Bag - Through the Eyes of a Child
The Punching Bag - Through the Eyes of a Child

Each day the pattern was the same,
for all Dad’s shortcomings, my Mom got the blame. 
WHACK! He cursed her for all his lost dreams…
WHACK! For missed...

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Categories: predictably, abuse, hurt, violence,
Form: Rhyme
Ex-Gay, Part I
My name, it is Reginald,
and I’ve got a story to tell,
some folks, they will not like it,
they’ll cry out,”Go to hell!”

You see my wife beside me?
it wasn’t always this way,
’cause for the past ten years...

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Categories: predictably, angst, confusion, fear, feelings, identity, love, relationship,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Debate
After enduring their egocentricity for centuries…Gaia could no longer wait…so she summoned every entity on the planet…to listen to the debate.

“The humans think they are more important than all of you.” Gaia said….This was met...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predictably, earth, earth day,
Form: Rhyme
Woodstock Fifty Years Ago August 15 19, 2019
WoodStock - Fifty Years Ago August 15-19, 2019

I knew nary a whit about
rock n roll history
soon to unfold August fifteen –
eighteen ninety sixty nine
mollycoddled, nestled,
obliviously preoccupied

bajillion miles away
attending Baker Park Day Camp
within Phoenixville, Pennsylvania
innocently naive...

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Categories: predictably, anniversary, appreciation, celebration, friendship love, love, tribute,
Form: Epic
Match Made In Heaven
My voice
Alive with tone
Yet sharply censored
By a mind's take on years
Of historical notes

Tongue no longer sweetened 
By optomism
Or spiced with
Mischievous humor
Suddenly all I taste is
So dry
So predictably dull

Night steps forward quickly
Like a woman whose
High heels...

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Categories: predictably, death, introspection, life, grandmother, me,
Form: Narrative

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