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Premium Member The massive convoy of threats
Begins with Hyundai's my stalker fatal attraction 
rushing in front of our disabled vehicle then rams break 
hard causing us to panic my spouse and I both disabled 
this has cause severe discrimination and victimization...

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Categories: racketeering, anxiety, depression, discrimination, health, husband, mental health,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Healing
1. 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: racketeering, death, grief, hope, horror, humanity, life,
Form: Lyric
Pig In Blue
PIG IN BLUE
I knew a pig in blue
Who liked to tell us what to do
Parading the place, policing the place
And he did bad things few people knew

I knew a pig in blue
A corrupt old guard...

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Categories: racketeering, betrayal, corruption, death, evil,
Form: Narrative
Combining My Poems
During Each Day

Day By Day has become very important to me.
And opened up my eyes so I can start to see;
Right direction;
Proper connection;
How and way things by God were meant to be.

Jim Horn

Unravel Road To...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racketeering, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Wood Chew Believe Aye Took Stock
Wood chew believe aye took stock...?

Upon a whim, an endeavor
arose to communicate
cumulative key whatchamacallit,
yea...nuggets o' wisdom, asper
about yours truly no reason, nor

rhyme unwinding, tooling sputtering
most vexing mystery more
baffling than any whodunnit,
asper in this ole rattle...

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Categories: racketeering, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, devotion,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Dead End Street
Written: November 08, 2023, For John Lawless Contest

Failure is a detour, not a dead-end street. Quote by Zig Ziglar
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Along...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racketeering, analogy, angst, bereavement, dream,
Form: Free verse
Doomed Dolt, Numbed Nerd, Trampled Trumpery:2
During election and after, buzzwords loud and clear, brags loud and clear,
the motherer lumps all milestone feats into his merits sphere,
as if to the national pantheon he had already drawn near.
Still one declarable thing we...

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Categories: racketeering, corruption, political, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Madmen
Who are the masters of illusion?
Deep Staters, lobbyists, think tanks
In collusion.
Brought to you by big business ads
and the news, and the Father of lies.
The ones really making popular culture decisions, trend bending, puppeteering, racketeering, engineering...

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Categories: racketeering, chocolate,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Big Guns
"The Big Guns"



A woman goes into war
with the matrimony of 
Life and Death 
a wound left empty
a gash pushing up 
daisies where bleeding
seeds don’t bloom no more

So love puts the big guns
in her hands, bullets...

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Categories: racketeering, adventure, fun, romance,
Form: Free verse
Jack Carter
There are no heroes
in my story,
only villains.
My brother died, you know?
In a burned-out smoking
car wreck, reeking of alcohol and petrol.
Funny that, as he didn’t drink…or drive.
I said someone is responsible.
That someone has to pay.
My name...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racketeering, allegory, death, me,
Form: Blank verse
Impunity
You walk around,
felling like you're above the law
Shielded by family immunity

Get disorderly when you paint the town,
brawling, hitting people in the jaw
Yet you're called a pillar of the community

You lack basic people skills,
heredity always handed...

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Categories: racketeering, corruption, money, power, pride,
Form: Dramatic Verse
My Play, Poverty's Play
And if poverty whips, 
largely, torments
In her barefaced snort of 
withering grievance.
I shall be the one, 
mannered by Earth's dog-
wetness, 
To garner my broken 
possession, murk and bins, 
Writhe, clamber steep nigh 
moister Earth

From foot...

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Categories: racketeering, angst
Form: ABC

Book: Reflection on the Important Things