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Premium Member God Bless Each Day's Magnetic Field On Earth - With New Footnotes
God Bless Each Day's Magnetic Field On Earth!

God Bless Each Day's Magnetic Field On Earth!

God bless each day's magnetic field on Earth (1) that shields the human race
from cosmic rays bombarding Earth and us (from...

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Categories: sirs, love, science, space,
Form: Rhyme



The Virginia Hermaphrodite
The Virginia Hermaphrodite
(Bennet’s Farm, Jamestowne, 1629)

Your Honors, Gentlemen of the Council,
Ask me– how it is that I am brought here?
Stepping out of church, bothering no one,
I was of a serene and peaceful mind–
When of a...

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Categories: sirs, history,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member A Day In Heaven
A Banker and a Lawyer were nose to nose 
    in a fit of angry rage.
Having dented fenders while driving 
    and now were both fiercely engaged.
While each was...

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Categories: sirs, forgiveness, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Should the Levee Ever Break, Act 1, Scene 3, Part 5
Mitchell: Good sirs, my word was fair. No discrepancy stains the pages of my ledger. The fifth tier is a sub-basement beneath the cellar floor of the temple’s vestibule. Any woman who is not tagged...

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Categories: sirs, allegory, society,
Form: Prose Poetry
Time Will Tell
TIME WILL TELL

A modest planet and quietly progressing
Troubling no other and fealty confessing
 Surviving well enough and paying its dues;
 Quiet corner of the galaxy. No foreseen surprise to bemuse

The ruling committee were in contented...

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Categories: sirs, science fiction,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Another Day At the Jail - Acts 16: 19-34
A jailer has never two similar days
never knowing what will be next
I should know for that's what I do
way back in the days of no text

There were these two prisoners
two Christians Paul and Silas by...

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Categories: sirs, day, prison, truth,
Form: Rhyme
John Audelay translations by Michael R Burch
John Audelay translations by Michael R. Burch. John Audelay was a medieval English poet who died circa 1426.

Dread of Death (excerpts)
by John Audelay
translation by Michael R. Burch

Lady, help! Jesu, mercy!
Timor mortis conturbat me. [The fear...

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Categories: sirs, brother, death, fate, heart, love, lust, sorrow,
Form: Rhyme
The Ham Was Off
After: "Letter of Mithridates to Phraates, King of Parthia"
Historiae VI by Sallust 
*****************************

I am a man more poisoned against than poisoning.
 That’s my version anyhow, and I’m sticking to it.
Don’t blame me for having survived...

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Categories: sirs, character, environment, , western,
Form: Blank verse
Friends
Confronted by a towering wall
spanning miles above me..
..I..

Get a grip! says one of my men.
it shan't be long now-
attach the hooks and wires,
and climb-!

As I stumble towards the wall
something arches fourth
from my stomach
some kind of...

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Categories: sirs, abuse, addiction, surreal,
Form: Free verse
Inexplicable Memory Quirkily Unhinged
A rhetorical question finds me asking 
(to no one in particular) why I recall 
the names of grade school teachers 
approximately fifty years ago (whose 
names listed below), when the need

to retrieve necessary information due
ring...

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Categories: sirs, 10th grade, 11th grade, 7th grade, 8th
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member A Parenting Tale
***A Parenting Tale***

He must’ve been
Just barely fourteen, but still off as
A ninja filling a pillowcase
   with chocolate on Halloween.
Although through all other days 
   his ken was an avocado green,
That is...

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Categories: sirs, angst, boy, family, life, memory, parents, teen,
Form: Narrative
Bazaar
BAZAAR

Can you call it a bazaar
Where only one vendor
Her face strained
'Looks' pale, apprehensive
As if caught in a snakes' chamber
Yet searching for a potential customer
Desperate to sell products unheard of
Of human species, bizarre more bizarre

The seller...

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Categories: sirs, poverty,
Form: Abecedarian
Premium Member Lord God, You Are My Great Cheerer
October 26 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on Acts 27-28
     

Key Verse – Acts 27:25 Wherefore, sirs, be of good cheer: for I believe God, that it shall be even...

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Categories: sirs, blessing, christian, faith, god, jesus, spiritual, thanksgiving,
Form: Rhyme
Deadseascrollingbyecharlax
Who is Edgar Rice Cakes? What does HE have to do with John Burroughs. Jesus Crisis. a 
google search What is this? A novella nuevo bye charlaxandroidoneseven. CA17. Short for 
Para Cayce. I have read...

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Categories: sirs, computer-internet, dedication, holiday, on work and working,
Form: Prose Poetry
Deadseascrollingbyecharlax
Who is Edgar Rice Cakes? What does HE have to do with John Burroughs. Jesus Crisis. a 
google search What is this? A novella nuevo bye charlaxandroidoneseven. CA17. Short for 
Para Cayce. I have read...

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Categories: sirs, computer-internet, dedication, holiday, on work and working,
Form: Prose Poetry
Birds I Just Couldn"t Be
BIRDS    I    JUST      COULDN’T      BE
 
 
I couldn’t be a pigeon walking and prancing,
Like black American dancing -
Neck thrusting...

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Categories: sirs, me, me, mum,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Two Silly Fools
Two Silly Fools (at the coffee shop)


The shop was full
Only one seat to spare
Excuse me sirs, can I have a chair?
Why yes they said, smiles filled the air

They happened to be poets the same as...

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Categories: sirs, art, imagination, poetry, psychological,
Form: Free verse
The Incurable Society's Ills
Two scales must always be within an approximate range
for an accurate weight, and the close relationship
between the Humankind and God must withstand any change.


Solutions must be found before catastrophe approaches,
and if we were caught by...

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Categories: sirs, adventure, confusion, health, natural disasters, people, philosophy,
Form: Terza Rima
Spirits of Life
Silken violets, faded musk and jasmine, jasmine floating like some dim angel 
above the candles.... 
Ah, this is the passion of God -- brutal sadness, clash of humanity and beast! 
Muted indigo wafting through the...

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Categories: sirs, confusion, death, life, mystery, passion, philosophy, visionary,
Form: Free verse
Code Blue

I get a severe case of ghetto epilepsy
when it goes skin dark at night
Get a bad reaction  ...  very violently,
to any rearview flashing lights

Hear the loud siren behind,
see the shiny badges moving towards...

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Categories: sirs, dark, discrimination, metaphor, truth, violence,
Form: Ode
My House In the West
In the part tonight 
all the eminent guests arrived
with their best apparels on,
full of illimitable mirth.

The assembly hall danced
with the fragrances of the deodorant;
cheer lightening their faces,
smiles lessening their age
and every new entrant
being treated warmly...

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Categories: sirs, angst, imagination, introspection, life, philosophy,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Where I Am From
Where I am From 
I am from the old fashion days 
from the yes mams and no sirs, to 
the slips with a dress or skirt 
from dust particles in my nose 
(from cleaning floor...

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Categories: sirs, me,
Form: Free verse
A Soft Bitter Slur
Now, in her solitude she sits draped in mock fur, 
As the movie spool ends, silver lights begin to fade,
So, she slurps on her sorrows with a soft bitter slur

‘The sheer backless organza’ – a...

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© W J Clarke  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sirs, career, emotions, heartbreak, pain,
Form: Villanelle
The Grandladder Clock
My Gentlemen, 
I have done all it takes.
Made fore my man, was a formless frame
Worked by a wombsman, unplaned, clear of grain
A brittle whittled acorn piece, I had his insides changed.
Had him brained by belts...

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Categories: sirs, extended metaphor, father, father son, gender, magic,
Form: Rhyme
Ministers Think
......" Ministers  think " ......

Ok people in power I,ve had a stroke ,
So what you gonna do to get my vote , 
I,m not so bothered about material  wealth, 
All I want is...

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© Jim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sirs, anger, anxiety, education, money, political, truth,
Form: Rhyme Royal

Book: Reflection on the Important Things