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Urgent Message To Send Mephistophelian Madman Back To Stone Age
Though I wrote no book 
attention summoned to look 
at following--->>>

Urgent message – to send Mephistophelian madman back to stone age

predicated upon past and present, I gauge
will offer ogre golden opportunity 
to rewrite anarchistic playbook...

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Categories: soapbox, abuse, america, bullying, conflict, dark, depression, evil,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Strange Vampires
"Strange Vampires"

all those years 
ago, when conspiracies
flourished around 
did we or didn’t we go 
to the moon, when we
were once human,
proved to be lies,
whichever way 
the dark shadows 
conveyed it.

the truth 
came out much later,...

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Categories: soapbox, humanity, muse, science fiction,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Back To the Future
                           I
On the hill betwixt Carlisle and Deep Creek
...

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Categories: soapbox, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Inspection Took Place February 17th, 2023
Inspection took place February 17th, 2023...

At 1330 hours (indicated
courtesy notification slipped under door
less than twenty four hours)
hence foretold ill fate
by property (crooks and quade) management
the head honcho zaftig, wanker,
(who replaced the warden)

and Rich (BOLD FACE...

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Categories: soapbox, adventure, america, anger, anniversary, anxiety, crush, fate,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Hypocrite

The Hypocrite


The Doubter hides behind religious guise,
Mistakes the raven for the pigeon in darkened skies.
His words beguile, twisting my skeletal fancy into a deceitful smile,
Espousing, “Darkness must be exposed by light”, all the while.
Release the...

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Categories: soapbox, anti bullying, bullying, christian, dark, gothic, grave,
Form: Free verse



Tom Mboya Ndiege
Tom Mboya, son of Ndiege
From the craggy islands of Rusinga
--the craddle of his progenitors
He sprouts like avens in the loamy knoll
And out to the urbs he sets off his journey
A parlous journey to his martyrdom

Look...

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Categories: soapbox, death, dedication, freedom,
Form: Elegy
Death Is Nothing: the True Story of Nat Turner - Part 1
The original version of this piece is too long for me 
to post in its entirety, so it had to be sectioned off. Of 
all that I've written, I am most proud of this work...

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Categories: soapbox, historygod, me, old, work, grandmother, day, god,
Form: Rhyme
Send Mephistophelian Madman Back To Stone Age
Impossible mission, nonetheless
eschatological, diabolical, critical...
dire straits betokens armageddon.

Come Tuesday, November 3, 2020
mandatory voting obligation to oust
horrible malevolent commander in chief.

Spanish and English writing on border wall
bespeaks impending apocalyptic windfall
weapons of mass destruction concomitant ashfall
brinkmanship ticks...

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Categories: soapbox, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, abuse,
Form: Political Verse
Free Cee Bruce, Holdiay Or Joplin
BRUCE, HOLIDAY OR JOPLIN?

Just another genius junkie
Someone’s master and someone else's flunky
Just another genius junkie, man
Building crosses while cursing the inevitability of a plague
Writers both vehement and anything but vague
Some of them whose rhymes fell...

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Categories: soapbox, angst, words, song, song,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member All the Dark Stallions
"All the Dark Stallions"



Calliope burns 
ecstatic bright star
fire brands, all her marks

both hands 
holding the ropes
firmly fast today 

slow burn 
tomorrow
warm whispers 

gently towards
the unlit shadows
love wanting always stays

driving all 
the dark stallions
towards heaven

where the...

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Categories: soapbox, dark, romance, word play,
Form: Free verse
Revenge of the Cunning Linguist
Folks think I'm a 
nice guy, to a fault I 
guess I am, if those 
folks only knew 
deep down I'm tellin 
them to scram,

I'm tryin to keep my 
language clean like 
crispy Franklin 
notes,...

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Categories: soapbox, on writing and words
Form: Rhyme
It's too late to apologise
When people hurt us, the best thing we can do is let them go with forgiveness, love and light. This doesn't excuse what they did; and it doesn't mean you have to accept their behaviour...

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Categories: soapbox, betrayal, forgiveness, heartbreak, light, love, love hurts,
Form: Lyric
Greener
greener (screaming from the soapbox)

our color of survival in this country
that which will outlast the empire
that which will give us hope again
is much more green than 
anything else---
where 14 million (on the books) are
out of...

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Categories: soapbox, life, work, people, green, people, work,
Form: Free verse
Presidential Inauguration 2017 - Poetic Screed - Part1
Fast as an atomic banshee, he roils sacred halls 
of White House clutches levers with brass balls
American powers remain unrestrained when he calls
Armada to exorcise imagine aery dragons, 
   he inarticulately falls
non-communicative, faux...

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Categories: soapbox, anger, angst, evil, humanity, racism, rude, vanity,
Form: I do not know?
Bits of Broken Glass
As I lie here dying
Beneath pieces strewn
Bits of broken glass
My ending life spilling out
A scene of black and white and red

Through lighted prisms
An offer given
A different view
Newer angles now reveal
That, which once was veiled and...

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Categories: soapbox, life
Form: Free verse
Cunning Linguist
Folks think I'm a nice guy, to a fault I guess I am, if 
those folks only knew deep down I just don't give a 
d@mn,

I'm tryin to keep my language clean like crispy 
Franklin...

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Categories: soapbox, introspectionme,
Form: Rhyme
The Revolution Aka Sticking It To the Man
Of all of the days to sleep in this late
Why did I have to choose today
The revolution we'd been planing along
I'm sure was already underway

I grabbed my bag, thank goodness already packed
And headed for the...

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Categories: soapbox, funny, humor,
Form: Free verse
The Cunning Linguist
Folks think I'm a nice guy, to a fault I guess I am, 
if those folks only knew deep down I just don't give a damn,
I'm tryin to keep my language clean like crispy Franklin...

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Categories: soapbox, dedication, me,
Form: Rhyme
Free Cee Amen Said Aman
a man paraphrased "AMEN" UNDER AN AWNING AT THE DAWNING OF ANOTHER DEPLORABLE DAY
AND SUMMONED FORTH THE WORDS OF PROPHECY THE HOLY SPIRIT URGED HIM TO SAY
IT WAS AN AWNING UNDER A BUILDING ON BROADAY...

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Categories: soapbox, angst,
Form: Monorhyme
Ludix-Rym
How quickly a future can change
Guess it was time to turn the page
Never been one to plan long-range
Still the circumstance was quite strange
In my life there's no way to gauge
Not when observing at close range
My...

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Categories: soapbox, beauty, blessing, change, fate, future, spiritual, universe,
Form: Rhyme
Get a Job - Soapbox Poetry
Get a job! (Soapbox Poetry)  

Reaching your hand in another man’s pocket
Taking your fill, still you’re screaming for more
Limits are reached due to faults in the system
What do our children have waiting in store?

~~~

Why...

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Categories: soapbox, angst,
Form: Rhyme
The Footbridge
We sat, we played, we walked as if they were endless days                       ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: soapbox, city, environment, freedom, growth, journey, life, memory,
Form: Haibun
Shooting Dope With Puddle Water
SHOOTING DOPE WITH PUDDLE WATER
I was walking through puddles of oatmeal
As other folks drove behind a steering wheel
I was stuck in a park putrefied by puke
With no apologies nor lies I wished to rebuke

I was...

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Categories: soapbox, angstdog, dog, tiger, , cute,
Form: Monorhyme
Dead Man Walking'
Took my newspaper down to the cemetery last week,
Set up my soapbox and I commenced to speak.
I read to them of bombing overseas,
An article about the discovery of a new disease.

I read of a robbery...

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Categories: soapbox, faith, high school, integrity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Brainy Stranger At the Book Store Coffee House - a Narrative Poem
The Brainy Stranger @ the Book Store Coffee House - A Narrative Poem

One day at a book store,
In the corner they sold,
Some very flavorful coffee and biscuits cakes;
"We've got some lovely shacks,
Say’s the library hostess".

I'll...

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Categories: soapbox, adventure, analogy, appreciation, books, engagement, food,
Form: Narrative

Book: Shattered Sighs