Long Taboo Poems
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Kaos In -Part 5- Final PartHate the feelings of ew's and ugh's...let's pause before we put our paws on this unmanageable cause with silent applause (quiet interest or hushed enthusiasm)
What's the cause of these negative, gross, worthless flawful laws that...
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Categories:
taboo, abuse, deep,
Form:
Free verse
The Witch At InvernessPlease take this time to steer your thoughts
To a wretched land of lochs and glens.
Where a village was tasked and the people fraught
At the woe and sadness life could send.
With the Dragons gone and the...
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Categories:
taboo, adventure, children, magic,
Form:
Rhyme
The Angry Black WomanShe stood with her back turned to me
Leaning slightly towards where the light tapered off into darkness
Her faced buried deep inside her cupped hands
Her own shadow towered over her seemingly at odds with her...
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Categories:
taboo, africa, anger, beauty, betrayal, black african american,
Form:
I do not know?
Xenophobia Pt 1TITLE:
Xenophobia
Heed the warning
This isn't for the faint of heart
Verbalizing my deepest yearnings
They're bound to be a bit tart...
Because where I'm from is called the Bible Belt
Where folks...
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Categories:
taboo, america, anxiety, prejudice, universe,
Form:
Lyric
Faith In History LessonsPatterns of phylogenic history
retell our creative creation story
as bicameral restoration
of Earth's nature-spirit ecology,
both Eastern karma
and Western co-redemptive grace.
Spiritual memory experience
of RNA
and later DNA developments
and traumatic extinctions,
positive great transitions
and double-negative traumas;
are exegetical rhythms
and sacred seasoned pattern...
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Categories:
taboo, creation, culture, education, health, integrity, peace, psychological,
Form:
Political Verse
Chinese Translations IChinese Poets: English Translations
These are modern English translations of poems by some of the greatest Chinese poets of all time, including Du Fu, Huang O, Li Bai, Li Ching-jau, Li Qingzhao, Po Chu-I, Tzu Yeh,...
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Categories:
taboo, children, heaven, moon, sorrow, spring, water, wine,
Form:
Free verse
Precious Priceless ProgenyPrecious priceless progeny
Hands down the most dramatic change ever needed to make the most profound impact awoke from helping beget the first offspring. An internal paradigm shift reshuffled priorities...
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Categories:
taboo, absence, adventure, angst, anniversary, beautiful, celebration, creation,
Form:
Rhyme
The Skeletons and Songs of Samsara - 2In the heart where your naivety resides
you wonder what haunts the sun
and why pain enjoys your childhood eyes,
when you see warm blood run
then you know that death can color
and like you, death loves a dramatic...
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Categories:
taboo, birth, death, life,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Attempts At Lifelong Friendships and Holy MatrimonyIntroduction: once again I incorporate
my trademark penchant
to fabricate fictitiously
portions of the following poetic endeavor
can you care to
discern fact from fiction?
Attempts at lifelong friendships and holy matrimony...
Shot thru with figuratively cankerous nub,
cuz yours...
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Categories:
taboo, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure, age, anger,
Form:
Rhyme
Candy Girl - 2
"Candy Girl" - 2
He had been watching her from the far end of the Ice Bar, where he was sitting propped up on an ice ledge which was cushioned in plush Reindeer hide and Yak...
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Categories:
taboo, adventure, muse, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
Even If the Sun Refuses To ShineVerse 1:
What’s the point of promises if they end up broken?
My heart is racing over the fact that you’re gone away
Can someone show me how to shake away the tension?
I don’t want to keep on...
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Categories:
taboo, deep, depression, desire, hope, lost, pain, uplifting,
Form:
Lyric
Rodeo and JulietOn the spur of the moment forecast by eternal script in the stars
The Bard strummed his guitar and sung a ballade from heart’s lute
Wild horses would not keep him away from her as he...
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Categories:
taboo, happiness,
Form:
Free verse
Mental IllnessMENTAL 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:
taboo, mental illness, mental health,
Form:
Free verse
Him and II wandered through the semi busy streets filled with pedestrians as they hurried out of the rain. I continued on with no destination in mind ,no umbrella to shield myself from the frigid elements. ...
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Categories:
taboo, first love,
Form:
Free verse
Harriet Harris Circa November 13th, 1935 - May 4th, 2005Harriet Harris circa November 13th, 1935 - ~ May 4th, 2005
untimely death sentence ordained
approximately six months prior
to mother dearest celebrating
her seventieth birthday,
though the last three years of her life
impacted courtesy hysterectomy
to remove...
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Categories:
taboo, absence, age, anniversary, birthday, death, family, mother,
Form:
Rhyme
Confused WorldCONFUSED WORLD:
The world's totally confused,
If you do right you're contused.
To and fro, they go back to the magoos.
Their systems make no amuse,
It only dismantle laid down routes;
Leading souls to grab unexpected woes in demonic...
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Categories:
taboo, conflict, confusion,
Form:
Lyric
Harriet Harris nee Kuritsky circa November 13thHarriet Harris née Kuritsky circa November 13th,
1935 - ~ May 4th, 2005
(untimely death sentence ordained ~ early February 1935)
I trot out a poem acknowledging birthday
of dear ole mom, who succumbed,
lost lease on life
nearly...
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Categories:
taboo, absence, age, america, anniversary, appreciation, bereavement, birthday,
Form:
Rhyme
At the Other Side of LightOut on the the highway I was, in those apricot days of August.
I was returning from a vacation, and the birdsong was raucous.
My car had made the long journey, without any issues at all,
Like sun...
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Categories:
taboo, color, dark, fantasy, imagery, light, nature, vacation,
Form:
Couplet
Shame Full Travesty Regarding Fourth of July CelebrationSham(e) full travesty regarding fourth of July celebration
American independence day
linkedin severance from English crown
Continental Congress representatives
parlayed courtesy thirteen original colonies
yielding Declaration of Independence
immediately rendered null and void
established vassalage courtesy British rule.
Fast forward two hundred and...
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Categories:
taboo, 12th grade, america, anger, appreciation, betrayal, discrimination,
Form:
Free verse
What Is LoveWhat Is Love
by Edmund Siejka
My parents argued frequently
So love was an elusive something
Usually found in someone’s else’s home
In high school
A little more sure of myself
I dated my first girlfriend
In...
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Categories:
taboo, love,
Form:
Narrative
The Evil EyeThe darkness, now descending, floods the city as it dies
while shadows lurk in legions 'neath the looming Evil Eye.
Its frozen stare envelops all, it penetrates and pries,
denouncing loathed dissenters to the keepers in the sky....
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Categories:
taboo, evil,
Form:
Rhyme
To My Pest-FriendYou are my pest-friend,
As you may not know,
And I deem it my pleasure and privilege
To write this panegyric of you.
Mostly chocolate brown in complexion;
And very rarely, if ever, you produce a freakish white.
In your worldwide...
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Categories:
taboo, funny, humorous,
Form:
Free verse
Mother BlueThere are homely tricks my mother would do,
One peculiar think after another she could brew,
Just give her a dozen eggs to break through,
And watch her turn them into running shampoo.
One peculiar thing after another...
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Categories:
taboo, celebration, dedication, mother,
Form:
Monorhyme
Anyone GameI felt aggravation when the mouse trap didn’t work well.
That darn mouse got the peanut butter then he quickly fell
onto a sequence of old soda cans I left under the smelly sink,
life can be...
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Categories:
taboo, humor, silly,
Form:
Couplet
Harriet Harris Circa November 13th 1935 May 4th 2005Harriet Harris circa November 13th, 1935 - ~ May 4th, 2005
(untimely death sentence ordained ~ early February 1935)
Test teasing prophylactics embarrassing
purchase never made at local drugstore
unsurprisingly, obviously, invariably...
birth control taboo subject, best to ignore
subsequently intercourse...
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Categories:
taboo, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th
Form:
Elegy