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Premium Member Same Ol' Song and Dance
As I look back across more musical times
of rhythmic reflections,
ceremonies and commemorations
of each dawn and dusk eremitic liturgy,
if that is not an oxymoron
of sound and sight,
song and dance,
tragically sad, yet also bilaterally bound with happier...

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Categories: synagogue, community, dance, humanity, humor, integrity, love, music,
Form: Political Verse



Origin of Christianity
Origin of Christianity

(If you don't like religious writes don't read on)

It may surprise some that Jesus was born a Jew, his parents Joseph and Mary were Jewish, both from the tribe of Judah, in the...

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Categories: synagogue, bible, christian, faith, history, jewish, religious, truth,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Under Attack
Changing God's law shameful truth 
illusions of demonic forces at work 
pawns in a foolish game 
blind slaves who say they are free

Giving the synagogue of satan ultimate domination 
imposing the luciferian ideology on the...

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Categories: synagogue, dark,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Blessings of the Sabbath
There is a day of rest for you and me
A Sabbath day of sweetest harmony
Where God and man converse and blessings dwell
and sacred hours are spent to be made well

It is the seventh day, a...

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Categories: synagogue, celebration, day, , memorial,
Form: Rhyme
No Lossers Are Left and More Poems
No Lossers Are Left

No losers are left;
Seems like Trump has found them all;
Exist on his staff.

Jim Horn

How is that for a Horn Haiku for you
to read through like all poets would
want to do?


President was not...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: synagogue, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Permaculture Design
Multicultural Appreciative Design
begins with how we nutritionally feel,
nurtured or afflicted,
invested or divested,
resonant and/or dissonant about a few issues,
spiritually healthy
and naturally wealthy 
growing out
into more robust global matters.

Polycultural win/win outcome strategies
follow principles of cooperative economy
and regenerative...

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Categories: synagogue, caregiving, culture, farm, health, integrity, peace, power,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Prohealth Virus
Heightened global consciousness
of viral threats to health and safety
seem to now create
a multicultural shift
transcending liberal and conservative
responses to mortal fear
and anger against apparently immortal powers

Longing for humane redemption
through depolarizing eco-political contests
for more inclusively cooperative
and less...

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Categories: synagogue, caregiving, change, community, culture, health, integrity, peace,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Morning Prayers
EarthMother's unwilling Emissary
asked each faith community
and patriotic party
what they thought and felt
about God's preferential option for the poor,
despised,
criminal,
homeless,
wounded and powerless women and children,
physical disabilities,
sick,
terrified,
rabid with anger and fear,
enslaved,
addicted,
insane.

Does this sound like an accurate description
of your...

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Categories: synagogue, earth, health, humanity, peace, prayer, psychological, religion,
Form: Political Verse
John chapters 16 and 17 Q and A and commentary part one
Q:   How is Jesus Christ going to prevent His eleven remaining loyal disciples
       from going astray? John chapter 16:1

A:   By causing all of them to...

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Categories: synagogue, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
Hanukkah Chanukah
Is it Hanukkah 
Or Chanukah 
Both are correct
It depends if you use the Latin or Hebrew dialect 

Regardless of what you say
The meaning is the same both here and far away 
It is an eight...

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© Ja Angelo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: synagogue, chanukah, december, faith, holiday, jesus, jewish, religion,
Form: Rhyme
Left Behind
I’d never ask you to walk in my shoes.
But rather see the world through my eyes.
Take a journey within the mind of the lost, and perhaps you’ll realize 

That my complexity has a depth that...

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Categories: synagogue, depression, sadme, longing, day, life, me,
Form: Free verse
Eclipse
Cross all your Salem's in foreshadowed Shalom,
do the math and burn, 
brightly back at Cairo, Memphis, Jericho-less nonetheless turn,
and those of paths now undaunted, not undone to aftermath of storm.
In the land of the free,...

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Categories: synagogue, beach, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
The Fruit of the Tree
The bible say's 
you'll know my people
by the apples that fall from their tree
but what does that mean

The apples are, the fruit from the tree
the product that the tree produces
the fruits of religion
are sometimes creating...

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Categories: synagogue, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
The Stonewalker: An End Time Elegy
The historical Stone Walker sings gravedigger, dearth songs. 
A warning: the End Times are approaching and almost upon us.

In a land called the Monongahela across the river and down highway 10 west to the northern...

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Categories: synagogue, humanity, visionary, wisdom,
Form: Prose
Eminem Protege 2
Eminem Protege 2

Don't care what you think
 I need Ten Shrinks an Ten Pens Full Of Ink
 To Let my Inner Wisdom Tink
 Colder Than Ten Penguins In A Rink
 My Spirit Fitness & Physique...

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Categories: synagogue, birth, character, leadership, new year, war, water,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Morning Coffee
This pleasant morning I began
my retiring day as usual
with more reflective readings,
today from “Pronoia is the Antidote for Paranoia”
Rob Brezsny.

“In January 2003, 
a Muslim gas station attendant saved a New York synagogue from arson
with his...

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Categories: synagogue, health, judgement, political, violence,
Form: Prose Poetry
Poems From Prague
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Poems written on a trip to Prague
in 2009
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Sailing Neath the Charles Bridge
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Such history flows beneath this bridge
And all that have walked on it
So many pass its statues walk
And think so little of it.

Germans, Russians ...

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Categories: synagogue, adventure, travel, heart, memory, heart, history, memory,
Form: Verse
Headline News Hypocrisy
Headline News Hypocrisy 


"If you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, 
at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd. 
You push back on them. Tell...

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Categories: synagogue, angst, political,
Form: Free verse
Some Say Easter, But Can You Spare Jesus a Glance
My POETRY SOUP EASTER POEM for April 10, 2017:

 I.
 Some Say Easter; but can you spare Him a glance?
It’s Jesus Christ Time; Always Jesus time for real Living 
Ecce Homo! Pontius Pilate said, with...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: synagogue, betrayal, bible, christian, death, easter, forgiveness, jesus,
Form: Rhyme
Arabia, Israel, Iraq, Samaria, Babylon
I
The historical record shows many intimate connections between Arabs, Muslims, Hebrews and Jews, and Babylon. The nation we equate with Israel began as tribes in the deserts of Arabia. Some of them were allies, some...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: synagogue, bible, history, jesus, jewish, people, places, religion,
Form: Prose Poetry
About My Cat and Horn Haiku
oodles and oodles
mushrooms made with noodles
with some sweet strudels

battened down hatches
Texas had many taxes
paid them and relaxes

will give you a hint
he has been incontinent
wherever he went

after reading text
how much longer and what next
by devil are...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: synagogue, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Innocent Gunplay

Please don’t blame the automatic weapon
that synagogue killed me, tragically,
the other day
The hands which held it
are Second Amendment clean — 
Gunpowder washed in crimson water
of dogma purity

I was just the latest recipient
of an over-the-counter, scarlet...

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Categories: synagogue, dark, perspective, truth, violence,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member We
E Pluribus Unum ~  Out Of Many, One

[Author's note: E Pluribus Unum is a traditional motto of the United 
States, but the scope of this poem is intended to be of a more global...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: synagogue, career, life, planet, together, visionary,
Form: Rhyme
The Land of Milk and Honey
Within the year crusades began, 
led by the noblest of the land. 
Hugh Vermandois was first to arrive, 
with an huge army at his command. 

Godfrey and Baldwin arrived next, 
as well as Robert of...

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Categories: synagogue, history, places,
Form: Rhyme
Social Security Electronic Deposit
Social Security Electronic Deposit ruff lee = A Dog Send!

Node out if Trump
     pad hiz way...
this scrivener would
     batten down in skidrow
with the missus,
   ...

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Categories: synagogue, angst, atheist, care, dark, faith, fear, health,
Form: Metrical Tale

Book: Reflection on the Important Things