Long Quarantine Poems
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The Battle Hymn of Covid19I cannot let this obsession with Coronavirus (COVID19) go
It is apparent, from the number of deaths projected, to be in the hundreds of thousands, that many Americans still are not heeding the warnings. I hope...
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Categories:
quarantine, america, death, health, inspiration,
Form:
Rhyme
Regenerate IntelligenceI often fail to notice
nuanced distinctions
between ethics of punishment,
retribution, on right hand
and boycott,
shunning revenge, on my left;
Between reigning down further abuse
and more quietly raining temporary neglect,
social
economic
political distancing.
Punishment is a tool
for privileged narcissists,
win/lose competitors,
colonizers,
for fake-righteously...
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Categories:
quarantine, earth, extended metaphor, health, heart, integrity, political,
Form:
Political Verse
Canned 'stink' - State of the Art For Crowd ControlCanned ‘STINK’ - State of the Art for Crowd Control
...
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Categories:
quarantine, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Inextricably Rooted With Hair FixationInextricably rooted with hair fixation
As a lad in grade school,
yours truly, (a diminutive, intuitive,
oversensitive, and vegetative potato head kid,
whose voice exhibited
a severe nasal twang)
felt envious at other boys,
especially those young bucks
who sported budding antlers
plus thick...
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Categories:
quarantine, 11th grade, 12th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme
In the Far Off Land of ChinaThe Battle Hymn of the Republic was the rallying song for the United States of America during the Civil War. It was written and published the first time in February 1862; shortly after the war...
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Categories:
quarantine, america, encouraging, health, journey, recovery from, success,
Form:
Rhyme
She Wrote To MeShe Wrote To Me
My secret lover I left you 5 years ago I could not take it anymore I had
to fill my emptiness without you since I left I would cut out my heart...
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Categories:
quarantine, dark, emotions, lost, love, , cute,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Healing1. Fields of much promise, but no grass and no soil
the world not so round getting flat and shapeless
necks stretched for faces to look up to heaven
and arms open for a new salvation song.
But God...
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Categories:
quarantine, death, grief, hope, horror, humanity, life,
Form:
Lyric
Hyperbolic Quasi Autobiographical PrevaricationHyperbolic quasi autobiographical prevarication...
caricature sketch of person best known to yours truly
What began as an honest
to goodness attempt
to craft personal truthful profile
evolved into a fictional poem
manifested into the following.
Despite the onslaught of paparazzi,
I...
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Categories:
quarantine, adventure, appreciation, best friend, celebration, character, destiny,
Form:
Free verse
Plague Journal At the Ides of March 2020, AbandonedThe sound of a piano playing a dirge lies in the air. It was the day before general quarantine measures were implemented by the Austrian government. That same night, for the first time in recent...
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Categories:
quarantine, angst, death, depression, international, political,
Form:
Prose Poetry
In the Far Off Land of China - Edit 1In the Far Off Land of China
(To the tune of the Battle Hymn of the Republic)
Edit 1
By Franklin Price
03/28/2020
In the Far off land of China many thousand miles away
The Coronavirus came to its first human...
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Categories:
quarantine, america, confusion, health, inspiration,
Form:
Rhyme
Across Figurative and Literal Blackened White BoardAcross figurative and literal blackened white board...
Where death of democracy writ large,
nevertheless psychological strength predominates
unlike earlier chapters of mein kampf.
Mine hardscrabble existential debacle
spelled losing game
swept me up in malevolent mindset
far adrift from harbored...
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Categories:
quarantine, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th grade, 8th
Form:
Free verse
I Hear He's a Winner
"Bolsonaro's personal motto ... the truth will set you free "
...
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Categories:
quarantine, political,
Form:
Political Verse
Wash Your HandsWuhan flu of twenty twenty was it a biochemical warfare attack
was it because someone in China was hungry for a raw bat
Without warning the world, China let it spread far and wide
was China silent for...
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Categories:
quarantine, poems, recovery from,
Form:
Rhyme
Thanksgiving BlessingsAbounding in gratitude
my heart bursts out delightful praises
worshipfully testifying ---
“God has blessed me this 2021.”
January’s thanksgiving glow
greeted me with peace and hope
to surmount quarantine hurdles, propping my zest---
declaring “Thus saith the...
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Categories:
quarantine, appreciation, blessing, christian, faith, god, jesus, thanksgiving,
Form:
Free verse
In Love With a Nerd1. Too fired up
he exaggerates every niggle
and squashes every chance to assuage our boils.
He acts without a lode star
putting everything under weigh
and exhibiting ignorance with flames of literacy.
Reading without play decorates stupidity
I play the cheap...
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Categories:
quarantine, appreciation, art, beauty, boyfriend, caregiving, change, cute
Form:
Lyric
A New NormalityThe sky is the limit to what can be said of 2020, what it has brought us and how we are responding or reacting to it. i.e., There's this notion of "getting back to...
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Categories:
quarantine, change, christian, god, religion,
Form:
Verse
Voting Without AggravationVoting without aggravation...
Otherwise known as
absentee ballot/ mail-in ballot
if ye read no further... please exercise
opportunity to cast ballot
obviously freedom to choose,
but take serious stock of human bondage
(desperately calling out
for their Maugham me)
regarding: economy, integrity, monetary, xyz...
Anyway,...
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Categories:
quarantine, 12th grade, betrayal, freedom, humanity, miracle, motivation,
Form:
Political Verse
12 Covid Days of ChristmasOn the first day of Christmas
my true love shared with me
a hope of being covid free.
On the second day of Christmas,
my true love shared with me
Two sanitisers,
With hope of being covid free.
On the third day...
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Categories:
quarantine, christmas, humorous, repetition,
Form:
I do not know?
UnpreparedYes, the government was unprepared
Brushed it off and didn’t care
Dropped the ball, was slow to act
They knew ahead and that’s a fact
Had ample time to protect us all
Ignored the warnings when China called
Pandemic Blueprint and...
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Categories:
quarantine, america, environment, people, political, society, together, world,
Form:
Narrative
Dead By MorningBy morning, that's all the time I got, shot
dead in the head by a master on the microphone
jamming out the jams for all my homes.
Like tik, tok, tickity tok, rock
the clock before I drop
dead from...
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Categories:
quarantine, allusion, angst, bullying, cheer up, cinderella, color,
Form:
Free verse
Homo Sapiens In Earth To Homo Martians In MarsHomo sapiens in earth to Homo Martians in mars
Helios’ children craved
But only Gaia had life in her fate engraved
With waters lashing oceans and tides
And lushy green lands to live by the sides
Her children were the...
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Categories:
quarantine, change, memory, symbolism, technology,
Form:
I do not know?
Which Would You Choose, Brave Soupers[This is an email I sent to our nephews Mother's Day; it ends with a hard question all of us might want to consider asking ourselves in this epidemic.]
'W. and I went to put flowers...
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Categories:
quarantine, angst, appreciation, courage, death, fear, god, spiritual,
Form:
Prose
Aging Long Haired Pencil Neck Geezer(alternately titled no particular reason:
bring unto “fake” trumpeting Caesar
seven salad dressings from deep freezer
and lettuce deign at your plea azure.)
Graced with boyish good looks,
innocence and naiveté to boot,
an especial loathing toward me
chicken legs re: spindleshanks
(which...
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Categories:
quarantine, 12th grade, 7th grade, creation, humor, hyperbole,
Form:
Free verse
Oodles of Robins Harbinger of Spring This Brutally Cold March 5th 2021Oodles of robins; harbinger of spring this brutally cold March 5th, 2021
Turdus migratorius -
otherwise known as robin red breast
jabbering Kon'nichiwa i.e. honorable guest
gather materials to craft nest
their beaks poking soft ground
regarding persistent quest
to sustain diet...
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Categories:
quarantine, appreciation, beautiful, bird, creation, destiny, environment, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
The Nuances of Daily LifeI miss the nuances of daily life
while weeks are frozen in this quarantine.
I miss the lost normalcy of my days
in all aspects, obvious and unseen.
I miss turning my head to read the spines
of the novels...
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Categories:
quarantine, animal, anxiety,
Form:
Rhyme