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Premium Member Wonderland VIII: Conclusion
it feels good to escape
with authors and poets
and dream up new places
with tales that are spun.

but sometimes what's real
and sometimes what isn't
encroach on each other
and read just as one.

such are the worlds
of rhyme but no...

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Categories: rehabilitation, 10th grade, emotions, literature, world,
Form: Narrative



Friendly Pirate Wannabe Flies His Jolly Roger
Friendly pirate wannabe flies his Jolly Roger...
while surfing cyber seas today March 2nd, 2021.

Actually yours truly quite a literate codger
(ah shucks just missed being draft dodger)
no not for baseball team, but Vietnam War
circa November 1,...

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Categories: rehabilitation, absence, adventure, confidence, devotion, encouraging, fate, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Wild Thang
My sister Mary younger by two years came with computer disc in hand to share what she had amassed concerning family history.We looked at photos of our parents before we had done the old number...

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Categories: rehabilitation, birthday, fire,
Form: Free verse
Faith and Medicine
It’s not that they’re stupid, it’s just that they’re unreasonable. They’ve rejected doctors as standing autonomously, when our physical makeup mostly consists of idempotent elements, making us all independent people when acting or interacting. We...

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Categories: rehabilitation, body, education, happiness, health, heart, science, trust,
Form: Haibun
Dr Harold F Shipman Psychopathic Killer
Psychopath definition: A mentally ill or unstable person. A person who engages in antisocial behavior and exhibits a pervasive disregard for the rights, and feelings, and safety of others.
 Serial killer: Performing a series of...

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Categories: rehabilitation, betrayal, death,
Form: Narrative



Reasons
Reasons

Sometimes we think, 
Sometimes we drink!
Sometimes our mind,
Is lost in liquor or wine!
The trouble between both black and white, 
Is that each see their view as right!
Let's work together for a single master,
Instead of fighting,...

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© Shaun Best  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rehabilitation, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form: Rhyme
Realizations
Realizations 
 
There was a boy, Who played all day.
His name was Jam, He laughed all the way.
Sometimes sad, But others glad.
Sometimes he had, But was very mad.
Until he viewed, A young man stealing a...

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© Shaun Best  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rehabilitation, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form: Rhyme
1 Ford, 1 Tree, 1 Families Hearts Bleed
Born May of '75 in Adelaide, South Australia
given the sweet name Denise, life had thrown hard at her from birth
always giving it everything, smiled at the cracks so it brings the laughter 
But, as life...

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Categories: rehabilitation, absence, addiction, adventure, anxiety, appreciation, betrayal, birth,
Form: Bio
A River That Runs Through Every Place I'Ve Never Been
mom always told me to be aware of my surroundings / especially if I ever found myself in  the  dark / if my stomach ever burned of a thing stronger than hunger /...

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Categories: rehabilitation, addiction, betrayal, depression, drink, family, forgiveness, god,
Form: Free verse
There Are No Throw Away People
If Jesus Christ were walking among humans on earth today,
he would believe that no suffering person would be thrown away.
He would tell there is a lack of compassion, he would warn us
about having  a...

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Categories: rehabilitation, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, 9th
Form: Narrative
Journey
Down,
Up.
What can be expected?
Not much.
If you do not jump,
We can all see limitations!
But the Master can create innovations,
Not the popular way!
But there is a way.
Nothing can be achieved,
As long as you are deceived.
Far from this...

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© Shaun Best  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rehabilitation, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form: Classicism
Four Years Gone
Of my life it’s been four long years of never-ending trips to the facility, you name it, in and out and up and down and over.ARGUMENTS? Don’t get me started. Every doctor and nurse on...

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Categories: rehabilitation, bereavement, caregiving, death, death of a friend,
Form: Blank verse
Bayanihan
Tacloban City, 
Heavily Damaged: 10,000 feared dead, 
cadavers of ripped children litter on the streets, 
Ormoc City, 
Totally Devastated: People are desperate, 
the streets are infested with terrible hunger, 
looting is everywhere, 
The whole city:...

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Categories: rehabilitation, environment,
Form: Classicism
Climate Change and Bayanihan
Tacloban City, 
Heavily Damaged: 10,000 feared dead, 
cadavers of ripped children litter on the streets, 
Ormoc City, 
Totally Devastated: People are desperate, 
the streets are infested with terrible hunger, 
looting is everywhere, 
The whole city:...

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Categories: rehabilitation, environment,
Form: Classicism
Abolishing the Death Penalty: A Case for Humanity
The death penalty, a practice rooted in antiquity, continues to evoke controversy and ethical dilemmas in modern society. Despite its purported role in deterring crime and administering justice, the death penalty stands on shaky moral...

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Categories: rehabilitation, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Jacaranda Moon
Jacaranda Moon

He had always been a wannabe hippie at heart
                         ...

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Categories: rehabilitation, change, love,
Form: Free verse
I Laid Me Body Stomach Down Atop a Grassy Knoll
I laid me body stomach down atop a grassy knoll...

here at Highland Manor Apartments
earlier today Juneteenth 2022,
(a pitch perfect spring day)
with serious intent to read
seat of the pants suspense thriller
The New Comprehensive
A-Z Crossword Dictionary.

Invariably, yours...

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Categories: rehabilitation, absence, age, angel, anger, appreciation, betrayal, blessing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Nd- Cathedral of Fire Shall Not Burn Down-
O’ in the laden light
Sparks the fire,
Its attic
Cathedral of fire shall not burn down
A blazed, all consuming fire;
Chard concrete, statues, bricks ignite;
Heavens, angels tear cry out, not here;
"The Cathedral serves as a spiritual home”
 For...

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Categories: rehabilitation, adventure, analogy, character, fire, heartbroken, how i
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Salvation
I had just reached the summit of the mountain;
The final reward for my four hour hike up the steep terrain.
There was still snow in abundance at the peak
Even though the summer sun bathed me in...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rehabilitation, introspection, life,
Form: Free verse
Wake Up Call
Sitting here in this cold dark cell thinking about hard we was liven in the hood!! Never thought I would be 15 years old strung out painkillers doing atleast twenty or thirty pills a day...

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Categories: rehabilitation, addiction, confusion, courage, growing up, me,
Form: ABC
Mom's Malaise, Part Two
A couple of years later, at age 19, this farm girl married and, true to her Catholic
upbringing, began having children. She had four live births and four miscarriages over the course of less than seven...

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Categories: rehabilitation, history, motherchildren, care, marriage, body, care, children,
Form: Narrative
Being a Christian Is Darn Hard:But Worth the While
He sits at a park bench,
Having his lunch as usual,
And as he tries to take a 
bite of
his delicious sandwich,
He bites his finger...
She walks gracefuly past 
him,
Swinging her hips with 
much
pride and gist,
Her cologne seems...

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Categories: rehabilitation,
Form: Free verse
Ma,Am
Ma’am
By
Jude Kyrie

I remember the first time I met her
It was at the orphanage.
I was going through rehabilitation
after running away for what
turned out to be last of many times
I was a lifer.
Who wants to adopts fourteen
year...

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© Jude Kyrie  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rehabilitation, beautiful, best friend, blessing, devotion, french,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member THE STORY OF BABY ELLIE

Ellie was just three months old,
When she was brought to our sanctuary,
A safe haven was our fold.
She was an orphan, her mother,
Her sister, her aunt, her brother,
All chased and shot, and left to die,
From our...

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Categories: rehabilitation, death,
Form: Free verse
National Stand
The Illuminati are a con,
It is how they have won,
From the formation of the nation that they sit upon 

While we are stuck taking our medication
And dealing with the manipulation, 
We are avoiding the confrontation
To...

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Categories: rehabilitation, america, immigration, poems, political,
Form: Political Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs