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Premium Member Undressing the Blues
‘They’ say there is no dress rehearsal in what is called life . . .


Who are they what garments what is heard before and again?

Existence or essence or merely the process of life-long learning?

Does happiness...

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Categories: putrescent, life, love,
Form: Free verse



Doomed Dolt, Numbed Nerd, Trampled Trumpery:3
the Medicare, an undeserved fund the patients spend,
which seems extremely excrescent,
must be crushed immediately without any mend. 
No coverage serves them right! Be they gravely ill or convalescent.
In his favor, all the rules the Capitol...

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Categories: putrescent, corruption, political, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Only Time Will Tell
Are you one who has danced with the Devil by chance or by choice
Are you quick to obey all the orders of each masters voice
Repeating the lives of our fathers while blinded by faith
Expectant of...

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Categories: putrescent, faith, forgiveness, jesus, judgement, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
The Pain of the World
Saša Milivojev

WELTSCHMERZ ("WORLD PAIN") - THE PAIN OF THE WORLD



In this century withal
Rivers of blood still flow
Bombs echo
Children are being killed
Heads are being severed
Millions are starving
Diseases are devouring
And you are singing

The gallows are trembling
In the...

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Categories: putrescent, depression, pain, sad, war, world,
Form: Epic
Men O' the Black Seam
When we turned eleven
our schooldays turned to memories.
The descent into the clanking dark
commenced as chalk-dust abandoned our nostrils.
Reborn as the men o’ the black seam
when we turned eleven.

I cried myself to sleep at night,
bones stiffened...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: putrescent, history, life, loss, on work and working,
Form: Blank verse



Thirst
Prostrated to such vastness,
unable to speak
I turned away
leaving fear standing
where I had come,
and the immense river entered
into those boundaries I had raised.

I watched the pale colors
wash away and disappear
as the water moved and swelled
and flooded...

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Categories: putrescent, beauty, journey,
Form: Free verse
Mass Silent Sound Cloud Plunk From Das Bad Ass Monk Two
predicated on verb hose noun sense 
   with brain matter makes me astute
and this union with the trappings 
   of virtual reality tub boot
would be akin to heaven 
  ...

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Categories: putrescent, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form: Epic
Sepsis
I feel you like a gaping wound,
A great fetid, gangrenous maw
That will never close.
I feel  you eating me alive, 
Your disease,
Penetrating brain and bone
Psyche and soul.
Leaving me twisted, broken 
Decrepit and defiled. 
Your love...

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Categories: putrescent, addiction, dark, desire, life, loss, lust, society,
Form: Free verse
Land of the Dead
Behold! A land writhing in cold 
prophecies untold, uttered by the foolish and the bold.

Where the darkest of clouds swirl and unfold
to reveal a land ripe with a decay uncontrolled.

Forevermore stained in the wet contorted...

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Categories: putrescent, angst, city, corruption, eulogy, evil, fantasy, fate,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Twenty-Twenty
Twenty-Twenty
12-28-2019
Miracle man

As I sit contemplating this years ending
I wonder if it quietly fades as a summer sunset,
or gives way, boisterously, to the New Year.

Will Twenty-Twenty bring more of the same
or will we see meaningful change?

The...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: putrescent, god, new years day, political,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Rowboat On the Marsh
I don't need mawkish photographs to see
the drowning rowboat tethered to the dock,
a withered seahorse clinging to debris
as umber water seeps through feeble caulk.

The cord grass will have grown up through the planks
to marry splinters...

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Categories: putrescent, death, imagery, metaphor,
Form: Sonnet
Curruption
Debauched, extortionate and inconstant 
was the knavish and foul mercenary?
The perfidious praetorian reprobate
was a venal unscrupulous slug.
Debased in character and depraved in spirit
this purveyor of evil tended to his wicked ways.
Morally spoiled, he was a...

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© Ed Coet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: putrescent, angst, introspection, life, on writing and words,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things