Long Suffix Poems

                             Brahman Nemesis

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It is known throughout Earth's anonymous
unanimous Commons,
Systems are hard to change.

The more macro-competitive,
Yang-strong,
The more difficult of all conversion stories

Over pernicious decades,
We tend to add "isms"
to pathological ends
of these global systemic issues.

This polyculturalistic/multiculturalism suffix,
negative appendage,
suggests a...

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“The Penelope Squad”



A line of bluebirds 
tittering on a line
swaying on the winds
like comedian pageboys 
having a good time
poop in the peg bucket
words wooden and sharp
fly off with frosty notes
dirt and sherry stains
imprinted on 
Penelope’s...

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You grow so fast, already showing glimpse of awesome creativity
and transform discoveries from the industrious nature of your observations
so squat at my feet and raise your attentive head up high
to be equipped for this compulsory...

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it wasn't a song of forever
it was just for a little while
I recognized the strumming
but not the lyrics to the song
you may not like the comments
but I've never steered you wrong

ya need a place with...

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I
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Desolation blinks steam rises as earth's suffix
The omega spoke through chain clanging gravel movement
Immorality runs rampant fully disclosed
Drug use becomes the norm legalizing blinding
And we continue to demoralize morals
Mankind walks parting destiny from fear with...

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In his arms

In His Arms you bury your head into his chest and release tears of anguish fury and disbelief.
Gently he caresses your back and says those four little words you were longing to hear....

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Having engaged in unlawful
Sexual intercourse
The hunter inflicted suffering
Upon my dissent.
Trained for rapid eye movement
He showcased with a violent temper
And in conversation
How it was for the purpose
Of my moral improvement
That in his chasuble
He designed to subdue...

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If love was an -ism,
we'd all believe it,
like some perfect idea.

    a philosophical epitome

If love was an -ology,
we'd all specialize in it,
like a doctor. 

    study its anatomy.

If love...

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Truth,in today's world,is a vexing word,
by what standard does the superior inferior discern?
is the notion,preconcieved,absurd,
or is it unjust,because of what we learn...

Convenient truth is subjective at best
more circumstantial than accidental,
objectively penetrating conflict to rest
massive testing...

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~ Believe And Trust ~
( Sonnette )


Believe each day
On God always trust
The Lord is great, just
Gives love, hope each day 

In sunshine or rain
Worship Lord we must
With Him peace attain.



Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
copyright@2017



December.05.2017




So now faith,...

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My pools of words are not limited to English.
I was a missionary in France and Belgium, so learned French.
I studied Spanish in college for several years afterwards.
The US Army had me learn Russian during the...

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Maze 
_____

Maze
Traps unaware
Nature lays everywhere
Abuse Nature get punished
Equilibrium

Maze
A challenge
To pass through
Sync mental physical steps
Victory

Maze
A puzzle
Pieces with clue
Arrange in right order
Amaze

Maze
A curiosity
What could happen
If stepped into unknowingly
Discovery
___________________
©Hitendra Mehta 

( This is Elfchen poem. German Elfchen –...

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   From toes unto nose's lip
               alopesia
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SUFFIX   -  PREFIX    PUNS


Mispronounce inter-family  relationships   *
And we  bury the family   -  its security slips:
Anti -freeze  divorced  Uncle freeze ...

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******************** "Word Nerds" (like me)... ************
**************Please Have Fun & Read VERY Closely:)*********** 


Now and again
a word
sneakily obscure
approaches the fog in me 
screams its name suddenly 

Apropos adverbs appear
clearly 
startling 
perplexing 
precarious adjectives 
slick little nouns...

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Little lake laughs. It is funny to watch the rafts and boats. Busy. Oh dear. The fishes are rioting because the reeds are being rather domineering and fish like their freedom. Rippling dashes. Striped colours....

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The young Kumar’s wife dancing bright,
Offering to all exciting pleasant sight.
Making her waist into the vivacious folds,
Throwing the eye glances to the folks.
Her neap tide vest and spring tide bosom,
Unruly, swelling, her case cannot fathom.
Clicking...

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English words that end in “let”
are called diminutives – did you forget? 
All were once of larger size
but were easily diminutized
by the suffix “let” appended
where the word naturally ended.
(Think of it like a tail tacked
to...

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The suffix nut specifying the skull,
defining the coconut, is misplaced,
for it’s not truly a nut,
but botanically, a drape.

A salinity soaker, the prolific palm,
sultry sea-shore colonizer copious,
it’s sky-searching trunk with spiny leaf crown
holds the fruit, the...

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One day a semi colon met a comma under a bridge. So to speak is to shroud and to silence is to say. State nothing. And there is no saliva in a dust bowl. Stake...

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