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Premium Member Grand Priorities
What fills your goals, son?

I told you!
Need to get my car rolling [life rolling, love rolling]
yesterday,
if not today...

If I may interrupt
to process mindful resilience
for a bit...

Let me ask again:
Noticing you are concerned about long-winded
and -winding
and...

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Categories: stigmatized, black african american, earth, health, nature, peace,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member Open To Evolutionaries
Dear Andrew Cohen,

I am riveted 
inside “Evolutionary Enlightenment: 

A New Path 
to Spiritual Awakening.”  

Earth's sacred theme 
that enlightenment need not be limited 
to elitist 
and  orthodox experiences, 
memory, 
imagination

Inviting us to become...

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Categories: stigmatized, culture, health, humor, perspective, philosophy, political, wisdom,
Form: Narrative
Stricken With Anguished Nausea
Stricken with anguished nausea

Written three years ago tomorrow, 
yet superimposed (likened to 
emotional palimpsest) upon 
mental state of yore
recent post traumatic stress 
triggered courtesy war
torn legally tendered greenbacks, 
where enemy bonded, heisted, and netted 
mine...

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Categories: stigmatized, abuse, age, analogy, angst, anniversary, anxiety, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Lgbt Liberty Litany
Lord, please have mercy. Lord, please have mercy on us
Father Christ, please have mercy. Father Christ please have mercy on us
Lord, please have mercy. Lord, please have mercy on us
Father Christ, graciously hear us. Father...

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Categories: stigmatized, america, christian, god, jesus, men, spiritual, women,
Form: Narrative
Rampant and Endemic Police Brutality
Rampant and endemic police brutality... 
flourishes against United States citizens of color 
going on three years 
post George Floyd 
short lived heightened awareness
when #blacklivesmatter 
in conjunction with 1619 project
wrought upwelling of progressive surge
hinting at positive...

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Categories: stigmatized, absence, abuse, africa, anger, betrayal, black african
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Anger Management
I'm rereading Marshall Rosenberg's chapter on Anger,
The big challenge for nonviolent communicators.

Marshall, a StraightWhiteMale psychotherapist,
repeatedly refers to feeling disappointment
escalating into Loser-shamed anger
sometimes further escalating into defensive
red-hot blaming Rage
risking lose/lose nihilistic outcomes for oneself
and anyone in...

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Categories: stigmatized, anger, community, conflict, family, health, integrity, peace,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member I Heard the Wise Words
I HEARD THE WISE WORDS

The day wise words were spoken
It was over near the beaten path;
Where I first heard them uttered.
“Beware of the fool in his folly
Who may be clever in presenting his story;
Only for...

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Categories: stigmatized, life, voice, wisdom, words,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Mental Illness
MENTAL ILLNESS

Mental Illness is a sickness of the mind.
It’s the sickness that rarely crosses our minds,
yet, it covers a wide range of conditions of the mind
and there are no specific preventions for this disease.
 ...

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Categories: stigmatized, mental illness, mental health,
Form: Free verse
I wanna trade in my stubby spindleshanks
I wanna trade in my stubby spindleshanks...,

(a poor excuse for legs),
and get me the latest
sophisticated prosthetics advancements,
whereat integration of cultured stem cells
into custom made appendages
allows, enables, and provides
unfortunate recipients of amputations
to experience sensations.

No more will...

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Categories: stigmatized, 11th grade, 12th grade, anger, april, betrayal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Heard the Wise Words
I HEARD THE WISE WORDS

The day wise words were spoken
It was over near the beaten path;
Where I first heard them uttered.
“Beware of the fool in his folly
Who may be clever in presenting his story;
Only for...

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Categories: stigmatized, judgement, perspective, religion,
Form: Prose Poetry
Lost
I
At the marketplace
by sunrise
when the serenity of the dawn is ravished by unknown
voices…

When the Sun passes through the merry-go-round
beyond the horizon
when the turbulent wind is silenced,
and the voice of the cicadas
is no longer heard…

From a...

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Categories: stigmatized, child abuse,
Form: Free verse
Dream of Eternity Amidst Stars
I dream poetry, 
gazing towards the glowing moon,
and in its face, 
I see your irresistible ebony eyes 
shining like two constellations 
upon the starry sky, feeling your 
divine essence in the glimmering rain 
of stardust,...

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Categories: stigmatized, emotions, faith, love,
Form: Free verse
Stars of Clarity
Echoes of your diffusive elegies, in the core of your rare piercing beautiful soul, recollections of somber yesteryears, sprouting deep lacerations and stigmatized unseen wounds, blackened in your gold heart, bleeding out your profundity, engulfed...

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Categories: stigmatized, deep, emotions, for her, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dawn of Delirium
Freedom ~ an inked kingdom
of macabre mirrors,
a vermiform lie
veiling the vehement suffering
amidst serpent estuaries,
surging within strangled skin,
as if I am the living sin,
jinxed by the crawling creatures
in the lamented labyrinth
of deceitful dreams,
inhaling venomous vapors
rising from...

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Categories: stigmatized, angst, anxiety, society,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Sassy sobriquets schooled sissy spindleshanks
Sassy sobriquets schooled sissy spindleshanks...
studious sexagenarian skinny scruffy scribe

My utmost humblest apology
for inducing the following
cerebral calisthenics upon your cranium,
but the cost of friendship
with yours truly 
(me – a foo fighting,
eagle eyed, beatle browed, beastie boy...

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Categories: stigmatized, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, bird,
Form: Free verse
Telling Me About Regret
O Girl, 
They are telling me about regret. 

My spices that reek in my kitchen locker; 
My friends smell it in my shirt but never see it on my lips. 

The praying mark on my...

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Categories: stigmatized, confusion, depression, friendship, history, loss, passion, sad,
Form: Lyric
Different Man-Henceforth Flourishing Behindhand
Squalidness—Squabbling squeamishly;
Scrutinizing stigmatized scandalization, substantially scarce
Sprightliness...skeptically surrendering
Shamefully—Scolded sardonically;
Snarling splenetically, severing sensibility, scowlingly simmering
Strenuously...sought survival
Sparring—Sinister sisters;
Seductively swiveling soreness, sarcastically snared, swirling
Storms...sporadically striking
Slowly—Sacrificing stories;
Scorching slanderous subversiveness, suffering suffocation
Senselessly...smoldering serendipity
Sinfully—Silent stranger;
Sneaking skillfully staring
Presumptuously—Pursuing pretentiousness;
Promises protruding pithiness,
Potential problems...penetrating
Frantically—Forsaken fantasizes...

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Categories: stigmatized, how i feel, me, meaningful, surreal, word
Form: Free verse
Premium Member War Without a Weapon
A different weapon conceived in Wuhan 

A Poisoned Jab? 

Don't ask me.

The sky is no longer brilliant with the tint of Truth 

A strange world this,

These covert crime overlooked by justice. 

communism seeks dominance by...

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Categories: stigmatized, abuse, business, confusion, corruption, evil, fear, perspective,
Form: Burlesque
Premium Member A Look Back At Eighteen Months Here-The Show Is Over
A Look Back at Eighteen Months Here-The Show is Over

When your poems reside in a shoe,
like mine,
pounding the pavement to nowhere.
The onset of blisters isn't imagined.
Those blisters take roots,
hindering your motivation
to move-
and to continue to...

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Categories: stigmatized, change, sad, mental health,
Form: Free verse
Abandoned
Can you see the sadness behind my eyes?
would you be able to feel my pain?
think how it`s feel like 
to be by yourself and frightened
they left me like I am nothing
no mother, no father, no...

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Categories: stigmatized, betrayal, change, child, children, christian, courage, dad,
Form: ABC
The Headless Man
if Rowena's kuzzle was
the center of the Earth
he'd look for a shovel
she was an underpass hooker
exploited by a grim and grimy past
reckless as the day is long
a tourism so shameless 
her own union set her...

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Categories: stigmatized, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
The Funky Train 3
In the funky train,
 All the hoo-ha-noisy end in fisticuff;
 As the crumpled greenback hand-out cough,
 The law has nothing to handcuff, 
  
 Maneuvering on the sloppy storey hill
 A frantic dance of...

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Categories: stigmatized, urbanme,
Form: Free verse
Sassy Sobriquets Schooled Sissy Spindleshanks
Sassy sobriquets schooled sissy spindleshanks...
studious skinny scruffy scribe

Scathing, scolding, screaming,
scorning, searing, sing,
sociopathic sarin soaked skewed
squirt, sputtering, squawking, sleepily
staggering, stabbing, swaggering
sweltering sadistic, sarcastic,

savage, systemically systematically
stigmatized, supersized saber sharp
schick shaving, shunned, sabotaged,
scarred, scorched, smote, sanguine,
stippled, speckled schizophrenic
sensibility,...

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Categories: stigmatized, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, baptism,
Form: Free verse
How do I explain
How do I explain
That my emotions are painful
That happiness is euphoria
That anger is blinded rage
That love borders obsession
How do I explain
That my emotions are my enemy
That sadness is suicidal thoughts
That pain is an agonizing fire...

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Categories: stigmatized, anxiety, humanity, identity, mental health, mental illness,
Form: Free verse
Rampant Police Brutality Against United States Citizens of Color First Round
Agony, grief and particularly anger
roil these lovely bones
life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness
exempts those graced with darker skin tones.

Rather than raucously riot,
I craft emotions courtesy poetry
mine feeble attempt to agitate and protest
sublimated thru scathing poetic...

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Categories: stigmatized, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, abuse,
Form: Political Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things