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Premium Member All That You Imagine
My imaginary restaurant will be named “All That You Imagine.”
Any food you can imagine, you will be served.
Thanks to technology and a world-class cooking staff,
I can offer my patrons any food that they desire.
However, they...

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Categories: servers, food,
Form: Prose



Premium Member Why would the US's government want banks to spy on their customers? Q and A and commentary part one
Q:  Why would our US's government want banks to spy
      upon their Bible purchasing customers?

A:  They want to keep tract of Bible believing Christians.

Q:  Should Christians not...

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Categories: servers, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
Premium Member The Great Catching Away part three
Ray was in for yet another surprise, when he discovered that his former best friend,
Jason, was also a roller skating waiter at Rene's!  Because Jason's family relied
upon their oldest eighteen years old son paying...

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Categories: servers, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
The Parade
Today I met with my daughter to swim.We finished at eleven oclock.I drove to a place near the airport named Sandys for her first ever thanksgiving
buffet.
She used to be located at the actual airport but...

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Categories: servers, people,
Form: Free verse
Are you tipping or dipping
In the server industry many servers hourly pay is $2.13 an hour. The rest of their income is earned from their tips. Do you know that the average tip should be between 18 to 20...

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Categories: servers, birthday, food, jobs, money, people, stress, together,
Form: Narrative



The Answer To Complaint Part 3
You split yourselves in countless sects, In classes high and low;
Think you the world its gifts will still on such as you bestow?
Who now forgetfully neglect My Rasool’s Law sublime?
And whose lives write them clearly...

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Categories: servers, allah, faith,
Form: Heroic Couplet
The Ballad of Jeremiah Macabenta
The King hosted a feast, 
   as it was his custom, 
to once a year, feed the least
   blessed in his kingdom.
So the ragged came in flocks
   and in...

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© Robert Uy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: servers, fantasy, funny, imagination, introspection, food, men,
Form: Rhyme
Gods That Man Makes V2
The circuit hums a silent song
a symphony of logic, cold, strong. 

No gods dwell here in steel & wire
no spirits whisper, no flames inspire.

The temples gleam, a sterile white 
where data flows a day in...

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Categories: servers, addiction, america, analogy, art, atheist, computer, crush,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Nazi Footsteps in Our Streets

“Oh, not in my town,” you doth so loudly protest.
But I tell you, they are even in your governments!
The first sign is~ suppression of your free speech.
We let them, outlaw words, while leaders sun at...

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Categories: servers, corruption, dance, death, freedom, holocaust, memorial,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Future Has No Eyelids


The future won’t arrive with trumpets—
no brass echo to herald salvation,
no golden scroll unrolled beneath a bleeding sun.
It will leak,
like soft radiation through the seams of our sleep,
like forgotten news,
scrolling endlessly
on a screen no one...

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Categories: servers, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Visceral Intervals
Romans 13:1 - “The authorities that exist have been established by God”… 

Though that seems more of a facade, long shot and a fraud from a world long gone
Since sin no longer seems fiction in...

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Categories: servers, america, anger, conflict, corruption, discrimination, faith, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Blue Light Bulbs and a Bottle of Bleach and the Incandescent Must Win - Part 1
Blue Light Bulbs and a Bottle of Bleach and The Incandescent Must Win 
(part 1)
 					By: J.R. Wren

A wilting flower and a blade of grass
No presumptions of the way things ought to be
Feeding plenty on...

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Categories: servers, america, farm, muse, political, race, rap, symbolism,
Form: Rhyme
Alexandria, Part Iii
Alexandra began to understand
why he had chosen this place for her home,
a secluded spot, sequestered away
from the madness he felt the world would know,
a place few if any people would go.
He said, “You’ll remember what...

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Categories: servers, confusion, dark, father, future, hope, humanity, science
Form: Narrative
Enigma
And to all those I have wronged
I am remorseful
For my life is an enigma
And at times I lose my way
Like a mad dog that goes astray
Enslaved by tribulations
That fails to go away
And reason becomes an...

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Categories: servers, political, satire, life, god, autumn, god, life,
Form: I do not know?
I'D Like To Go
When I get time I'd like to go
On a cruise around the world
So many sites I'd like to know
I'd watch as each unfurled

On a cruise around the world
I'd look at the sun as it sets
I'd...

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Categories: servers, appreciation, beauty, fantasy, world,
Form: Pantoum
The Waffle House Way!
Customers are like bouquets of flowers passing through our twenty-four hours.
Breakfast, lunch, or dinner all 365 calendar days guaranteed for a full twenty-four seven.
“Hello Sir”! Welcome to Waffle House America’s favorite place to eat!
Some say...

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© Ann Rich  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: servers, adventure, allegory, confusion, devotion, family, food, friendship,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Worldarium, 2017
It was a bright cold morning when I was born,
into a world of perpetual war. I lived in the city of Worldarium; 
        once a beautiful place but...

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Categories: servers, fantasy, imagination, war, , cute,
Form: Prose Poetry
My Questions This Day
My Questions This Day

What are we doing with our patriotism?
Are we taking freedoms for granted?
Do we recognize subtle shifts in powers?
Will we ever, again, be able to fearlessly choose?
Or are we now over regulated individuals?
Are...

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Categories: servers, political
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Media Presentation
The Media Presentation
By Franklin Price
10/13/2016

The media presentation of the Clinton and the Trump
Has her as Wonder Woman and he as Forest Gump
Campaigning mostly negative, Republican and Democrat
 Media often taking sides when going to the...

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Categories: servers, perspective, political,
Form: Couplet
A Magna Carta For the Web
We live in a pluralistic world and society, 
Where there's many diverse groups: 
Different communities and religions -
About that you can't go through any hoops. 

The web should enable all to function, 
Free, empower and...

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Categories: servers, future, identity, internet, political, rights, social, society,
Form: Rhyme
Once Upon a Time In Virtual Romance Land
Vast hollow hall, ambient glow entering slow on tiptoe
calls out “Hello! is anyone here?” 
Door hinge swing--by sight unseen
peripheral movement from the rear--none appear

One soft nudge connects, then more come next
and next, and next
Voice excited,...

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Categories: servers, allegory, allusion, fantasy, imagery, people, places,
Form: Free verse
Time Servers
Remember the time there was no sun
And the world was dark
and we all lacked
Living in a disposian age
And apart for the Lord there was nobody else
So we kept his word
To avoid his rage
Then came abundance...

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Categories: servers, community, corruption, vanity,
Form: Rhyme
Frightened By the Polls
Frightened By the Polls

As frightened as a wolverine in a man-made metal trap,
The politician crawled out from under his rock.
Afraid, after his voting record was revealed,
He avoided facing his constituency and their votes.
Never had he...

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Categories: servers, political
Form: Narrative
Where Doth the Internet Exist
Where Doth The Internet Exist?

The pro fun ditty of above
stated poetic side - title aligned
into an unexpected Eureka
(out of a vacuum) find
just when I felt slight (creative/

cerebral constipation) bind
of writer's block about
to take residence, entwined
(no...

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Categories: servers, 11th grade, funny, growth, humanity, imagination, planet,
Form: Rhyme
A Street Poem
This is an okay kind of day.
I try not to notice much,
and the ‘much’ pretty much ignores me.

There’s a flashy bookstore.
Bookstores don’t sell my kind of books anymore.
My favorite books are never interactive,
or linked to...

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Categories: servers, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things