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Premium Member Chapter 114 -- Damian Delilah Mallory: Godfrey and Barrington's Fiesta and Food Reperation Shift
Damian was on the tele-video 
conference with various Prestigious 
Proper people of distinction. The US
Vice president was on Skype along
With Secretary of State. He spoke 
With Russia's top diplomat, Valeiry
Sergei Shonikov, South African president 
Holu...

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Categories: supermarkets, color, husband,
Form: Alliteration



Premium Member Truth Is All An Act In Government Exposed
One small little country which houses 
one of the highest paid governments 
in this modern world joke ran upside down

A big part of our life existing reality 
when the backbone is gone snakes appear with...

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Categories: supermarkets, betrayal, ireland, political, rights, society, truth,
Form: Political Verse
Poem About Trump Poem
Poem About Trump Poem

Are often things I may forget to mention
Some are both you and your opinion
And many things we have to decide
Not having anything we should hide.

Following poem I did have to prepare
This is...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: supermarkets, allegory, anger, anxiety,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member DIARY OF DIONDRA POSH
March 10, 2051  Monday
 
So diary today Monday I woke late
For work. I thought no problem I just
Call in. I called Mister Idris Moorah.
He said, Diondra I'll be brief. We're 
Downsizing, you're laid off....

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Categories: supermarkets, africa, allusion,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Chapter 115 -- Damian Delilah Mallory: Damian's Plan
Damian stayed awake half the night
Contemplating, brainstorming 
And roving over it 
Repeatedly. He knew it would be
Desperately Dynamic diligent and
Definitely undeniably necessary,
 but if he Didn't force great effort he knew
It would spell sure doom...

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Categories: supermarkets, birth,
Form: Alliteration



Premium Member Diary Notes: Lament At Dawn - a Year Ago Yet Now No Change
 Diary Notes: Lament at Dawn A Year Ago and yet now No Change
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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: supermarkets, august, christian, discrimination, hate, immigration, islamic, jewish,
Form: Free verse
Tell Me What You Hear
I have been listening to the different sounds around
The town and they can tell you where you are bound
I have been listening to the sounds around the town
And they make me want to frown,
 good...

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Categories: supermarkets, age, appreciation, birthday, celebration, community, confidence, devotion,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Diary Notes: Lamentable Laissez-Faire
Diary Notes: Lamentable laissez-faire

                     …the lêche cul is
back
       ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: supermarkets, anti bullying, august, conflict, judgement, paris,
Form: Free verse
Magnavox Surveilence
I know    
I tell you this instant
I am under surveillance  
my life is being recorded indefinite
every movement
private or ordinary
including this moment
every event
big or insignificant
without my consent
there is no instant
when i am...

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Categories: supermarkets, anxiety, confusion, imagination, mental illness, solitude, symbolism,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Diary Notes: Lament At Dawn
Diary Notes: Lament at Dawn
				                             …at the...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: supermarkets, french, holiday, introspection, paradise, paris, vacation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Corona Christmas
twiglets embrace as thorns and flowers

                             ...

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Categories: supermarkets, christmas,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Heard Something On the Wireless
I heard something on the wireless
As i went about my day,
Some new strain of virus
In some province far away.

I didn’t pay much attention
As it seemed a distant threat.
Well that was my contention
So I didn’t break...

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Categories: supermarkets, change, endurance, humanity, loneliness, missing you, recovery
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Rant
This town, this Silk Road had no toll to pay
  yet from the east caravans again fill its
pharaonic marble and glass temples. Monolith

malls rise its clefts, eco-wilderness morph
  into multiplex cinemas; mini golf...

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Categories: supermarkets, culture, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Sundays Shop Or Not Until You Drop
>Sunday – shop – or – not, until you drop.

I heard it on TV one night.  
So I knew it must be right.
MP’s debating seriously.  
Whatever could be that emergency?

Was Sunday shopping, oh...

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Categories: supermarkets, beach, celebration, cool, fun, funny, humor, words,
Form: Prose
To Market, To Market
TO MARKET, TO MARKET
As big-box supermarkets became the rage,
most small grocery stores closed down.
And the constancy of change set the stage,
for different looks all around town.

The big new markets were open all day, 
every day...

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Categories: supermarkets, memory, me, night, memory, me, memory, night,
Form: Rhyme
Daiya Vegan Non Dairy Cheesecake Oh Yum
Daiya vegan non dairy cheesecake - oh yum!

Hard knocks Methacton school alum
ofttimes finds ruining his fate
while squarely planted on me bum
nevertheless felt rightly triangulated 
flashed mobbed by disheveled and unshaven, 
foo fighting beastie boys
whereby their...

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Categories: supermarkets, addiction, appreciation, birthday, cool, desire, dream, heaven,
Form: Rhyme
Justice Or Just Us?
when we go to jail we get a legal aid lawyer
who  tells us to take a plea even when we are innocent.
when we go looking for a job, we're told nothing is available.
and when...

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Categories: supermarkets, angst, black african american, introspection, passion, philosophy,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Open Letter
To my future lover, 

Why me? I feel that I don't deserve you, that there are way more attractive, smart, and funny individuals out there--fit to match the mold of your heart. I can't even...

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Categories: supermarkets, desire, destiny, dream, emotions, longing, love, spoken
Form: I do not know?
Manufactured Romance
A magical chemical infatuation
to disregard the tradition
of natures connectivity and diversity
dragged to the will of its subjugation
to dig into the complex cells intimacy
its mass increments of the yields
killing off the birds and the insects
for the...

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Categories: supermarkets, food, nature, science,
Form: Free verse
Pickle
Written for and about my eldest daughter, Freya Lily (Pickle).


Ive loved you,
from the very first second I saw you,
you are my beautiful first born.
So the times when I see you upset 
frustrates me and I’m...

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Categories: supermarkets, birth, celebration, character, child, childhood, funny, love,
Form: Free verse
Me-Agent Covid-19
Me- Agent Covid-19
(1)
Halt! Wey you think you going
Eh, Grenadian?
You ain’t hearing
 You ain’t listening
You can’t see
What! You doh fraid me
I should stop making all this fuss
Because am just a little virus!
Covid-19.

(2)
 Can’t you see that...

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Categories: supermarkets, anger, emotions, senses, surreal,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
That Indian Sweet Almond Tree
It stood magnificently in front of our Churchyard,
Like the sacred fig tree before any temple-yard;
My going to church, as a boy, had no other reason,
Than picking all bird-dropped fruits, as a mission;
Collecting as many as...

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Categories: supermarkets, life, muse, tree,
Form: Free verse
This Is Uganda
This is Uganda
My motherland
My home that I love so much
Boom, boom, boom,boom
Another prominent leader has been shot dead
Who is it?
Abiriga, the yellow man
Panic here, panic there
Some arrests here and there
And that’s it
He is gone
And the...

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© Emanzi Ian  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: supermarkets, environment,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Grubbing
Adjusting Appetizing Palates.
I have sampled the variety,
I am the one who has tasted life;
The one who has had a taste of life.
Rarely indulged in the main course-
Seldom a full meal-
I come hungry-
To leave satisfied...
I want...

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Categories: supermarkets, appreciation, food, poetry,
Form: Prose Poetry
Cascading Metaphors
Cascading Metaphors
A perpetual stream of sacred consciousness flowing ever and ever beyond planets and stars and even plenty of universe.
beacon of light to a hurting world in seek of solace to delve into one's emotions
a...

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Categories: supermarkets, art, , literature,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things