Long Reddened Poems
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IrReligious MisEducation
S/he is controversially counter-cultural
And yet,
MotherEartha defensively claims,
not so:
We grow trans-regenerational
transubstantiating substances
and subjects
to integrate more sacredly organic
Positive passions
re-connecting
re-membered past peak
pleasures restoring universal EarthJustice
and unitarian EarthMother peace.
I stand before you today
not to bury every conservative re-ligion
but to...
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Categories:
reddened, god, health, peace, political, relationship, religion, religious,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 71
The preparations were almost complete when Lumi reappeared down stairs. He seemed preoccupied and burnished an all encompassing smile across his face.
“Lumi... Lumi,” Joulupukki had to repeat himself to...
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Categories:
reddened, christmas, fairy,
Form:
Epic
Chapter 81 -- Damian Delilah Mallory: the Leo Legends Age
Date August 10, 2040
Damian roused Molly from her
Pleasant dream just because
He wanted to make love. She
Drowsyly responded to his
Belly caressing, "Yes, Damian
I'm sleeping, soo... tired."
He said, "ooh, that's alright."
He...
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Categories:
reddened, birth, black love, confidence, emotions, family, father
Form:
Alliteration
Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 17
Erlenkönig pulled the chair out beside Aisling's and sat on the side of the table. A large, luxuriant and ornate chair headed the end of the table,
several places down from where he sat...
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Categories:
reddened, christmas, fairy,
Form:
Epic
Camellia - Part 1 Translation From Tagore
This is a translation from the poem "Camellia", by Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel laureate Poet from India (1861 -1941) Understandably the story took place in late nineteenth century - early twentieth century Bengal.
Her name is...
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Categories:
reddened, life, love,
Form:
Narrative
Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 69
Chroí awoke early the next morning, disoriented and a bit frightened. This was not her bed . It was so big. She was tired and felt drained. Closing her eyes, thoughts...
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Categories:
reddened, christmas, fairy,
Form:
Epic
The Proverbial Small Town
After winning a sweepstakes, I determined to go on a lengthy trip;
And I wanted to tour the mainland, after I had disembarked the ship.
The countryside was quite beautiful, and had myriad charming towns,
Some with the...
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Categories:
reddened, animal, fantasy, imagery, magic, nature, people, vacation,
Form:
Couplet
The Death I Romanticize once I Think of You
"With every fiber of my being, my eyes glimpse at my whole life gone avail and unjust; the sacrifice mother had made before birth was certainly not enough, wish I had gone through the flames...
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Categories:
reddened, absence, abuse, addiction, corruption, dark, death, deep,
Form:
Free verse
Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 34
“Yes, well, we will determine that at another time,” was the Lead Councilman's response, “Now we must decide on DynDoeth's charges.”
Cutting him off Rian said,
“I vote to have DynDoeth...
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Categories:
reddened, christmas, fairy,
Form:
Epic
The Village On the Water Iv
Thump-thump of stiffening fish contorting
In the bilge beneath the gunwale;
Lidless, bulging, reddened eyes, swivelling upwards,
Protruding horribly from the straining sockets,
Express stupefied amazement at inconceivable
...
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Categories:
reddened, appreciation, culture, dedication,
Form:
Free verse
The Star Witness Potd
While we walked home from the movies, one moonlit starry night,
My friends and I talked and laughed, enjoying summer's delights.
The streets were quite silent, as trees swayed in warm breezes,
And night blooms graced the walks,...
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Categories:
reddened, creation, fantasy, friendship, imagery, magic, star, universe,
Form:
Couplet
No Roof For Reindeer
No Roof For Reindeer
The celebrated sailing frog
from Montgomery County
went a courtin, or so the tale iz toad
to a grand ole mansion built around 1910,
and e'en 'pon
being razed ~2012 ah
no foo fighting crash test dummy
(sea...
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Categories:
reddened, absence, adventure, animal, childhood, christmas, crush, december,
Form:
Rhyme
Rwanda's Why
I'm driving through such beauty, this lush rural countryside. I find it hard to believe that my
career has taken me to here. Being where I am is so much different to the Highlands from...
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Categories:
reddened, africa, death, people, places, world,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Black Crow
Three wholesome troubling years before, a thousand cursed days back
I lay, most stiff within my bed, my house of death did reek
And all my nightmares, all my slumbers, they were deep...
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Categories:
reddened, horror,
Form:
Narrative
legend's last moon -
* I always felt like “Nessie” got a bad rap, being called a monster and a beast and all that, so I think this little piece of mythic imagery grew from that. I hope you...
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Categories:
reddened, fantasy, moon, myth, nature, sad, water,
Form:
Free verse
Open the Floodgates
(Fictional, but based on the real experience of one of my close friends who lost her daughter in an accident)
As I sat on my desk,
Hurrying with my pent up work,
A scrap of paper, left...
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Categories:
reddened, angst, child, death, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
Deathbeds In the Desert -
The sand is stained red
with our bygone blood,
the blood that brought us from Ararat to the Alti,
a tribe trekking intrepidly through the Eurasian terrain,
caravans of Caucasians clad with Celtic tartan twills
plaids upon the pale horse...
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Categories:
reddened, creation, history, western,
Form:
Epic
In the twilight of life, when the sun weeps its rays on the reddened sky of memories
In the twilight of life, when the sun weeps its rays on the reddened sky of memories,
I feel how autumn weaves its golden and rusty web over the garden of my weary soul,
Each falling leaf...
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Categories:
reddened, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
aching sky -
I knelt amidst the mountain's rise
beneath the weeping opal skies
there to measure Io's swoon
...
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Categories:
reddened, adventure, beauty, fantasy, imagination, planet, science, space,
Form:
Rhyme
Ravenous Eldritch Wrath a Collab With James Fraser
RAVENOUS ELDRITCH WRATH
The darkening skies in choir of wrath;
The wind brisk banging blows;
The withering of trees;
The falling twirling leaves;
The branches sudden irate tweak and split.
Giving way to the rushing threat of death
Will another candle die...
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Categories:
reddened, holiday, horror, imagery,
Form:
Verse
Death Stole My Dad
At the breaking of the new dawn
Where the hopeful golden glow melts the dew
A sleepy world awakens to the brightened new dawn of life
But at the striking of that aged light
Where the anguished reddened heat...
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Categories:
reddened, dad, death,
Form:
Free verse
The Christmas Mule
So many years had passed, he was the offspring of a horse and ass.
Quickly discounted, the young mule was sold over and over again
until he finally ended up here, in Bethlehem.
Tethered to the...
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Categories:
reddened, animal, god, mother son,
Form:
Narrative
Ravenous Eldritch Wrath a Collab With Olive Eloisa Guillermo
RAVENOUS ELDRITCH WRATH
The darkening skies in choir of wrath;
The wind brisk banging blows;
The withering of trees;
The falling twirling leaves;
The branches sudden irate tweak and split.
Giving way to the rushing threat of death
Will another candle die...
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Categories:
reddened, angst, dance, dark, death, gothic, halloween, horror,
Form:
Verse
Chinese Translations IV
CHINESE TRANSLATIONS IV
These are English translations of Chinese poems about nature, the seasons, autumn, winter, spring, night, time, tears, flowers and love.
Seeking a Mooring
by Wang Wei
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
A leaf drifts through...
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Categories:
reddened, autumn, love, nature, night, seasons, spring, winter,
Form:
Free verse
Two Broken Souls, Part I
As Cole rode across the Dakota prairie,
sweating a bit under the suns harsh bite,
he saw ahead of him a slight woman’s form,
she walked bare-footed, naked, and pale white.
Sunburns had reddened her shoulders and neck,
and her...
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Categories:
reddened, dark, depression, history, hope, pain, recovery from,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry