Long Rhetorical Poems
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Prolonged offal bout courtesy constipation redux revisited
Prolonged offal bout courtesy constipation... redux revisited
Upteenth instance where yours truly
experienced assault upon hindquarters.
A worse hellish fate than perdition
and the closest in the throes
of agonizing death scene rendition
stabbing sphincter muscle spasms
wrench yours truly...
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Categories:
rhetorical, abuse, adventure, anger, angst, body, humorous, obituary,
Form:
Free verse
Letters For People Part 4
Dear people,
(Am i?) Mad it’s a conformist state?
A status that perpetuates people to pair, to compare, to prepare,
to perfect, before performance, …?
-sure hard to try...
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Categories:
rhetorical, america, angst, business, confusion, feelings, poverty,
Form:
Epic
Reyinning Yang
Imagine,
said Yin to distraught Yang,
never able to get quite enough of himself,
never enough time to fully become his ego-potentiality
Imagine this day opens a new rhetorical event,
a new day of conversation between Ego
and those you live...
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Categories:
rhetorical, creation, health, nature, political, relationship,
Form:
Political Verse
Chapter 112 -- Damian Delilah Mallory: Damian and the Family Go To Church
Early morning dawn July
"Mallory" Damian whispered, sliding
Closer to her. "Mallory" he Whispered
Again gently caressing. She wanted
To say stop. It was to late
he moved quite quickly. He spread
Like wild fire. Soon consuming her.
The...
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Categories:
rhetorical, angst, devotion,
Form:
Alliteration
Cooperative Family Politics
I think he's talking about a cooperative bicameral political system,
with "How to talk to the other side".
And what could that possibly mean, dear Yang?
Well,
I was watching this Ted-talk from Marin,
by Robb Willer, as I anciently...
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Categories:
rhetorical, culture, earth, family, freedom, health, humor, parents,
Form:
Political Verse
Of Winks and Wings - Part 2
"Oh, indeed she was, young man ... I mean Greg. It IS Greg, if I recall correctly?"
"Yes. Or you can call me True Friend if you like." I turned to...
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Categories:
rhetorical, autumn, life, lost love, nature, soulmate,
Form:
Free verse
Comedy of Impeaching Errors
The Republican congressmen,
and I do mean white privileged straight men,
came to their Democratic opposition
concerned about how depressing
December can be,
and all of winter,
come to think and feel
of dark discerning Advent,
So maybe we could stage
a comedic debate
about...
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Categories:
rhetorical, caregiving, earth, health, humor, integrity, political, trust,
Form:
Political Verse
Ecopolitics of Time
Fr. Time is with us today, again,
or still bilateral,
I guess I should before
and after say.
No, you just did
how I will play.
You would be redundant,
to say it again,
like I just...
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Categories:
rhetorical, destiny, earth, god, humor, life, light, time,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
An Anxiously Anticipated Event
Dear John,
All day
yesterday
I loaded up with a cascading river
of mixed anxiety and anticipation
about what to safely and kindly,
transparently and vulnerably
compassionately, so non-violently, share,
what to communicate;
Which narrative tributaries to choose
within this vast spacetime stream
of choices
directions
felt depressions...
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Categories:
rhetorical, age, dance, health, humanity, humor, romance, sexy,
Form:
Political Verse
Attitude with latitude
Attitude with latitude
originally written January 19th, 2019
and tension defines the dynamic
Valiant prince sip pulled effort
rebuffed, snubbed, thumbed
courtesy eldest daughter
uncontested vainglorious woke
mine genuine apology,
viz sincerely yours truly
psyche asper paternal overture
toward aforementioned offspring
smitten with opprobrium
figuratively smacked upside...
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Categories:
rhetorical, abuse, anger, anxiety, betrayal, family, father daughter,
Form:
Free verse
This Transit Regeneration
My TransITion began there
right there
in my woodland playground,
when I first knew
something right feels wrong to others.
I was blind to curve-balls
hurled at me.
Being "It" is not why I grow
this TransIt mind and body!
Or, is it?
Could I...
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Categories:
rhetorical, angst, birth, bullying, culture, destiny, earth, environment,
Form:
Political Verse
Jesus Told Me
Jesus taught and lived
Those who follow the Way
Truth
Life, rather than punishing death,
would be known
by our love,
especially for our enemies.
He did not say, or live,
Those who punish themselves and others with death threats
and war planning
and technology...
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Categories:
rhetorical, community, culture, health, history, integrity, love, peace,
Form:
Political Verse
Speaker, Subject, and Theme In Edna St Vincent Millay's ''Women Have Loved Before As I Love Now''
“Women Have Loved Before As I Love Now”
by Edna St. Vincent Millay
Women have loved before as I love now;
At least, in lively chronicles of the past-
Of Irish waters by a Cornish prow
Or Trojan waters by...
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Categories:
rhetorical, betrayal, desire, literature, love, passion, poetess, sin,
Form:
Prose
Seeking Sanctuary
Diaspora Dwellings
On my way into our sanctuary
this past Sunday morning
a woman I had met in choir
was strangely inclined
to share her family history.
Her dad came over from Ireland
because he wanted better business opportunities
for his healthy future.
Here...
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Categories:
rhetorical, earth, family, green, health, history, home, travel,
Form:
Prose Poetry
PS Atheists Get Your Own Dirt
Part I
Rock n Roll came through the slave trade
The Hippies and Moonies said “We’ve got it made”
“Rock n Roll sounds came from the jungle” [Lennon said]
The blues helped through the struggle
The rhythm and the movements...
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Categories:
rhetorical, conflict, culture, history, philosophy, society, visionary,
Form:
Epic
Failures of Integrity
I feel like a high school civics class dropout.
So much confuses me,
to this day, you see,
about democratic constitutional legal equity,
which feels like it should have WinWin original empowerment intent,
about public and private rights, unbent
protected against...
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Categories:
rhetorical, community, culture, health, humor, money, philosophy, racism,
Form:
Political Verse
Earth Day Voices
Voices of creation speak Type A and Type B,
and polyglot dialects through Z,
somehow under what lies in shadow
from B through Z
Anyway, Type A conscious I am alive
in this indoor moment
awake but not directly sun-absorbing...
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Categories:
rhetorical, culture, earth, earth day, health, language, light,
Form:
Political Verse
Hero Worship
I want to respond
to the retired Marine
who watched Democratic Congressional Leaders
during the State of our crippled Union event,
disappointed at how their patriotism,
their loyalty to sacred sacrifices of soldiers
appears too tepid,
jaded,
ungrateful
as compared to more thunderous enthusiastic...
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Categories:
rhetorical, god, innocence, integrity, military, peace, usa, violence,
Form:
Political Verse
Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 55
“You may be right, Rian.” Joulupukki started again, “If you look at the door you will see letters that are inscribed into movable tiles.” They all stepped closer to get a better look....
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Categories:
rhetorical, christmas, fairy,
Form:
Epic
Yangwin-Yinwin
She started our discussion of EgoWin-EcoLogicalWin
Eastern NonDual CoArising Political Theory,
by reminding us that Deductive LeftBrain
has not always been WinLose competitive dominant;
there was a prior emerging moment in prehistory,
more of a herstory,
when WinWin cooperative EgoYang and...
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Categories:
rhetorical, earth, games, health, humor, passion, teacher,
Form:
Political Verse
Toenail Fungus
Injustices, victimization,
oppression and other yucky events
of diverse varieties,
are like toe nail fungus:
1. both alarming and embarrassing
2. who knows where it came from
3. we would appreciate it if it would return
from wherever to whatever,
as long as...
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Categories:
rhetorical, addiction, anger, bullying, health, humor, humorous, love
Form:
Political Verse
The Conversion In Rio
The East Meets West Philosophy Association
had their annual 2020 conference in Rio,
when and where anything multiculturally lusty
is more likely to happen,
especially between sunset
and sunrise.
Coincidentally
and existentially
and phenomenologically
and ecologically
and ethologically
and epistemologically,
and astrologically,
and metaphorically,
it was necessarily
and sufficiently
and justly
and...
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Categories:
rhetorical, green, health, humor, passion, peace, philosophy, psychological,
Form:
Political Verse
Who Are You
In the Work That Reconnects,
we have a dialogue exercise
in which Person A asks Person B
"Who are you?"
several times over a few minutes,
as it feels right to reprime this exploratory pump;
then person B does the same...
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Categories:
rhetorical, anger, fear, health, humanity, love, nature, political,
Form:
Political Verse
7 Grain God
In my 7 Grain ecosystemic theology
God is ProGeneOctave Time
evolving transparent light
revealing Earth’s day and night languages,
logos
rhetorical events unfolding daily
lunar
solar
photosynthetic fertile rich regenerative temporal balance,
bilateral prime (0)-soul intentions
toward an ecstatic (0)Mega PolyCultural Climax
of DNA/RNA thermo-dialectic dipolar...
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Categories:
rhetorical, earth, earth day, god, health, humor, nature,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Love of Earth History
Love of history
commences a health and pathology journey
toward totalitarian terror
and unitarian awareness,
fragmented numbness of prey
and integral consciousness
of co-empathically benign predators
casing out
Framing one Earth-rhetorical spiraling event
within which herstory
of commodified
and domesticating victims
remains too unlargely untold
to optimize healthy...
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Categories:
rhetorical, health, history, humanity, passion, peace, perspective, philosophy,
Form:
Political Verse