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Premium Member The Plague
as the PROPHETS of profits, WE lead and WE’re fair
while WE’re living the life of the poor BILLIONAIRE
– silver yachts, pearly castles, cash (plenty to spare) –
with the world on OUR backs... ah! the burdens...

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Categories: prestige, society,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member Artificial Iris


"Artificial Iris"


Orwell was lurking in the background, somewhere;
the dream was eerily familiar, 
the words and their meanings, read in Syntax,
once read between pages of hardcopy in school 
were aptly ignored - 

however, 
our Overlords were...

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Categories: prestige, surreal,
Form: Narrative
I Could Not Do It Before
I Could Not Do It Before
By Dr.  Tina Medina

I could not do it before
I dare not shut the door
My heart yearned for something more
I loved you to the core
Even though I did not keep...

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Categories: prestige, adventure, betrayal, conflict, inspirational, integrity, motivation, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Beginnings Endings
Beginnings – Endings

Out of the darkest reaches of time and space
came molten minerals, gasses, rocks, comets
– life traversing aeons, in suspended animation
across millions of light years, billions of desolate miles
creating unseen universe after universe,
creating unseen...

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Categories: prestige, history, planet, universe,
Form: Free verse
The Edges of Rhyme
The Edges of Rhyme 

I wrote the playbook, watching what they took 
While the earth shook I could not look 
In the direction of the Big Book 
Like a fish caught on a nasty hook...

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Categories: prestige, perspective,
Form: Rhyme



The Perspective of Alabaster Scrooge
THE PERSPECTIVE OF ALABASTER SCROOGE

In modern English people time, when the world was full of eminent joy, there lived a man of prestige who was totally the opposite of anyone who strives to form the...

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Categories: prestige, culture, humanity, i am, identity, image, mentor,
Form: Imagism
Broken Disciple
Broken Disciple

My pilgrims journey started out strong
9 years and a decade later my story and song 
Have turned into a heartless cycle
May I share about a broken disciple?

Took up my yoke and followed thee
‘Twas an...

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Categories: prestige, anxiety, baptism, bereavement, character, courage, heaven, hurt,
Form: Rhyme
I Still Feel Under the Weather Today April 2nd, 2023
I still feel under the weather today April 2nd, 2023

Unseen enemy invades my body 
with platoon of green berets air
rating, and enfilading immune system viz 
Hib bully knock and sock kin me 
courtesy roebuck seers...

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Categories: prestige, adventure, anger, anxiety, april, body, caregiving, health,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sign of the Times Just a Few Sins
things are happening do you believe 
is it near the end of the world
blood running yet flowing warm
down the streets hope seems hopeless
what's the use am I denying...

the sign of the times

what's why you crying...

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Categories: prestige, addiction, assonance, betrayal, change, engagement, environment, world,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Work and Jobs


Two four-letter words,
I truly despise
Got nothing but hate for them,
I’m not gon lie ... 
but I got my reasons why
Jobs!
Politicians always seem to forget
to put menial in front of it
I’m a Hebrew snob,
don’t come talking...

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Categories: prestige, humorous, jobs, parody, truth, work,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Death My Pal
Death,
An old friend, as old as life,
We met soon after my birth 
He liked to play games with me 
“Be ready,” he said. “I am coming for you.”
I waited, was all ready to go, 
no...

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Categories: prestige, death, fear, life,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Murky Time
MURKY TIME

My rambling thoughts keep me awake on sleepless nights,
when the present time, I consider murky, sneaks in my mind.
I cannot help comparing the present time with the Dark Ages,
time marked by economic, intellectual and...

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Categories: prestige, perspective, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Thats What A Buddhas Like
(Rinpoche in Sarnath, 1987)

That’s What A Buddha’s Like

It’s hard to know where to start
when talking about the ineffable.

Maybe starting at the end is best.

It’s taken me a lifetime to appreciate
the little things, the simple, unadorned,...

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Categories: prestige, appreciation, devotion, friendship, teacher,
Form: Narrative
Pink and Discomforts
You know, I could be Kipling
channel a fancy humoring tale
have all of you begging of lyrics more gracious
such as this, a mystic masterpiece made for this generation
Come on, dabble me with praise
put a paint brush...

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Categories: prestige, beauty, garden, lonely, lost love, love, universe,
Form: Free verse
My Abuser Raves
It was a small school community, 
Close and cliquish, but a special one,
For physically disabled people, kids,
And so sometimes it was fun.

But we were paired informally, by the school’s ethos done,  
For those serious...

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Categories: prestige, bullying, child abuse, childhood, mentor, pain, parents,
Form: Rhyme
Voltaire Translations
This is my modern English translation of a French poem by Voltaire, one of my all-time favorite writers. The poem is followed by two translations of epigrams by Voltaire.

Les Vous et Les Tu (“You, then...

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Categories: prestige, crush, french, kiss, lost love, love, time,
Form: Free verse
The Tinker
The high road, the low road, did it ever occur to the Thinker?                      ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prestige, allusion, art, imagination, irony, muse, words, writing,
Form: Free verse
Get It All Backwards, Part I
Maria wanted to no longer think,
and stared broodingly upon her mixed drink,
she’d already had one, still felt depressed,
hoped it would mellow once she drank the next.

But then a young man sat down by her side,
said,”Hey...

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Categories: prestige, career, children, life, men, philosophy, truth, women,
Form: Narrative
The Strongest Woman, Part Ii
...She said,”I need to talk about something,
that for a long while has bothered me.
For the first time in all of my life,
I do not know what I should be.

“For so long I had it all...

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Categories: prestige, angst, children, life, strength, stress, women, work,
Form: Narrative
Character of God
God has got many paradoxical characteristics
For example
He is the Giver of Life
And the Giver of Death
He is the Giver of Honor and Prestige
And the Giver of Insult and Humiliation
He is the Most Merciful
And the Most...

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Categories: prestige, philosophy, religion, god, body, change, god, universe,
Form: Free verse
Making It Great In 2008 (Part7) :Let Your Towel of Service Be the Weight
it was a momentous occasion at the Lord's last meal
time for Jesus to tell His Disciples what is the real deal
the tension was thick about the table, anticipation was in the air
Jesus to reveal to...

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Categories: prestige, faith, inspirational, philosophy, work, god, god, jesus,
Form: Didactic
Apparition
We were a poor Yacht Club, lacking prestige, but with knowledgeable sailors who believed in one another and more importantly, our club.  We also had the best boat.  A 65'  two masted...

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© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prestige, boat,
Form: Free verse
Feather In My Hand, Ink In My Heart.
Trickling over my mind
Came scampering the question
This dilemma of a heart
Come running into my embrace
Stricken with fright

It asked me
Father, why do we write
And so I dipped my feather in the darkness of my mind
And brought...

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Categories: prestige, devotion, on writing and words, philosophywords, write,
Form: Free verse
A Confrontation With Knowledge
if you think you know everything you could not be more mistaken
for by someone who knows even less on a ride you might be taken
so during your lifetime gain all the knowledge that you can
read...

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Categories: prestige, faith, hope, inspirational, life, uplifting, father, god,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Of Those Things That Come In Black and White
We opened a book that started with the name 
of our country.
The right side was numbered corruptions  and the other side was numbered greed & bad leaders.
We burnt the stride of our bodies into...

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Categories: prestige, abuse, adventure, africa, age,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things