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World War Ii Poems and Holocaust Poems - Iv - Primo Levi
World War II Poems and Holocaust Poems - IV - Primo Levi

Shema
by Primo Levi
translation by Michael R. Burch

You who live secure
in your comfortable houses, 
who return each evening to find
warm food, 
welcoming faces...

consider whether this...

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Categories: starch, evil, holocaust, race, racism, war, world, world
Form: Free verse



Hurt People Hurt People
Flirt with Whitney
Flirt with fear 
Life is good
But I rather be anywhere but here
Body aches from pushing out tears
Driving on the road of life
Eyes is watery
So I can't steer 
And I'm getting dizzy 
Stomach very...

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Categories: starch, deep, depression, feelings, longing, meaningful,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member geneva
During finals week, I’d spent days on various reports and papers, scribbling in the margins of notes and books, checking facts, revising flashcards and prepping with friends. I’ve an unshakable faith in plodding persistence.
We were...

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Categories: starch, boyfriend, humor, love, school, student, travel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Free Fruits
Green light means go ahead
Make your choice
Here’s a list of the Green light or free, fruits go, go, go and eat them up

Apples, dried: Dried apples make a great snack food and are easy to...

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Categories: starch, fruit,
Form: List
Croquet On the Lawn At Three Pm
1 2 1 2 in a tutu playing croquet at three pm

Abracadabra is a giant kilo of horse manure thrown at the head with a boom. But a boom is neither a boomerang nor a...

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Categories: starch, addiction, america, baseball, basketball, beach, bible,
Form: I do not know?



Benediction To My Father, and Apology For Disallowing
A Healthy Relationship Betwixt Yourself And Only Heir

A hint of helping this wholesome Harris son 
cane across thru the air
Hence this poetic expression 
of gratitude Matthew Scott wants to blare
And communicate my genuine 
appreciation crystal...

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Categories: starch, anger, courage, dad, desire, encouraging, howl, tribute,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Soon
Soon is the time when blankets will be tucked under chins
moonlight will wash over frosted trees.
the clinking sound of empty milk bottles
early in the pre-dawn air as life begins to stir from slumber
moving into day.
I...

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Categories: starch, death, fate, future, life, time, universe, visionary,
Form: Free verse
Priceless Information
My friends go to Brighteon.com when in site type in Healthy Athletes collapsing/Dying after the Jab.   Protesting will continue. This video shows you how people after being vaccinated are dropping dead.  I...

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Categories: starch, america, evil,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Fashion In My Family
My grandparents lived on farms – both sides of my family.
My mother’s parents and my father’s parents.
Overalls and button down shirts with pockets
Work boots for grandpas

Except my single grandpa did get dressed up fancy
For Saturday...

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Categories: starch, family, fashion,
Form: Free verse
Benediction To My Father, and Apology For Disallowing
A hint of helping this wholesome Harris son
can across thru the air
Hence this poetic expression
of gratitude Matthew Scott wants to blare
And communicate my genuine
appreciation crystal clear
Toward one whose existence
more valuable to me and dear

As thee...

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Categories: starch, age, boy, cry, dedication, father, father son,
Form: Elegy
Suburban Spring
Suburban Spring	
(4.15.10)


	Springtime fills the air, 
			like laughing gas.
		(Or maybe more like whiskey.)
The suburbs are drunk on the nectar of it's dawn.
	Middle-class houses 
			are starting to dance.
		(Or maybe they're just wobbling.)
They vomit whole families onto their...

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Categories: starch, animals, childhood, confusion, daughter, family, father, food,
Form: Burlesque
Children of Guernica
Children of Guernica

Children of Guernica . 
 
In deserts of no mans land 
children play among the dead 
killer themes from killer kings 
what is the song they sing 
comes raining down in 
shrews of...

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Categories: starch, war, , western,
Form: Free verse
Evening Fry
A priest once told me that the lump
on my hand was a ganglion,
a fortress of fat besieged by health.
At last it burst and the hand swelled
like an old man's,
shovel shaped and splayed.

It was her black...

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Categories: starch, food, friendship, loss, memory, old, relationship,
Form: Elegy
Agony, a Long Journey
A weary way-fairer all lost in wood 
One dark night fending for food fell in well— 
Unused and dry— it left him fate to brood, 
But clutched on still to Banyan roots that fell 
Into...

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Categories: starch, destiny, fate, life,
Form: Narrative
The Curious Offering of the Sacristan
My verse has been chosen as Poem of the Month at Sherborne Abbey!

The curious offerings of sacristans
Are given in obscure humility
The symbol of the cupping of the hands
Enshrines the essence of this mystery
The dawn unlocked;...

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Categories: starch, blessing, god, mystery, psychological, religion, spiritual, wisdom,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Sotto Voce
I 
am 
the 
voice 
in 
the 
early 
twilight 
calling.I 
am 
the 
voice 
that 
cried 
in 
the 
dusk. 
Am 
the 
limbs 
shaking 
and 
the 
lungs 
convulsing. 
I 
own 
the 
tongue 
that 
cracked,the 
lips 
that 
parched 
and...

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© Light Obi  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: starch, tribute
Form: Blank verse
Lyricvixen's Dark Cherry Blueberry Chocolate Ice Cream ,Low-Calcium,Not-Vegan
Lyricvixen's Dark Cherry Blueberry Chocolate Ice Cream (Low-Calcium)(not-vegan) )

11.1 oz - (OR - 330ml or four 1/3 cups) Embe Coconut Milk -
             ...

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Categories: starch, anniversary, candy, cool, happy birthday, i love
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Happy Dress
It’s a mother-in-law’s right, her prerogative 
To ‘drop in’ on her son almost any time,
But a mother-in-law should always be prepared
For almost anything she may find.

So, Mother Cready dropped in unannounced;
But as she approached her...

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Categories: starch, age, angst, body, caregiving, cheer up, clothes,
Form: Rhyme
The Potato Chip Revolution
spawned in the summer of 1853
these sliced succulent deep fried wonders 
resulted from the demands of a complaining customer
whose bullshit led our man, a one, 
mr. george crum
to do his best to satisfy the putz...

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Categories: starch, life
Form: Free verse
A Stranger Came To Stay
A stranger came to stay today, it took me by surprise,
A stranger came to stay today, I could see it in her eyes,
Yes she looked like my Nan, the one I’d loved for years,
Yes, she...

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Categories: starch, grandparents,
Form: Blank verse
The Starchtarian
probably had their heart set on
consuming only greens,
probably thought that’d they’d
shed the pound, might’ve been a
resolution for the new year,
might’ve been a sudden love of
animals that led them to getting rid
of anything that hung in...

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Categories: starch, life, life, life,
Form: Free verse
Potato Mountain
Potato Mountain

I will arrive
an habitual escapee
from the rabbit warrens
of central planners

By ferreting north
in search of
breaks in the maze
rifts in the grid

I will follow
a stream beside
the climbing track
and yet higher

To a saddle below
the great ridge 
southward...

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Categories: starch, mountains,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Flaming Reflection : " Bon Appetite "
My Dear Carolyn, I want to Thank-YOU for YOUR Contest “ The Work You Do? ”
I usually Do not Brag, but I’m going to in this Piece I also may throw in  Kitchen Humor
I...

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Categories: starch, anniversary, husband, love, wedding, wifeheart, work, heart,
Form: Free verse
Notes To Veterans
Notes to Veterans

Dear Veteran:
Year after year history fades, shifts, growing dimmer to our memories.
Yet a Warrior’s experiences keep fresh as just a moment ago.
Scars remain tender, losses held sacred and too often unspoken.
I know that...

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Categories: starch, peace, veterans day, war,
Form: Prose
Ageless War
As they tend to do on ghoulish nights
the souls are screaming an endless cite
together the sound will end the fight
as the souless warriors all unite
they wonder in ever aimless march
they walk together in rounded arch
they...

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© Penn Kname  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: starch, art, death, passion, philosophy, science, science fiction,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs