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Recluse By Dint of Circumstance
Recluse by dint of circumstance

Proud anonymous troglodytes 
forerunners of mine
confronted threats less horrific
than forty fifth commander in chief
of United States of America.

He/him (matted hair, ratty, scrawny, 
and tetchy ugly villain)   
scurried into dark...

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Categories: troglodytes, adventure, america, angst, anti bullying, betrayal, character,
Form: Free verse



Booth Made Famous On April 15th Mdccclxv
Booth made famous on April 15th, MDCCCLXV... 
Sic semper tyrannis ad mortem
("Thus always I bring death to tyrants").

Ever since early forerunners 
of twenty first century
mankind (sprinted 
across trackless expanse extant
upon planet Earth), 
modern Homo Sapiens...

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Categories: troglodytes, animal, confusion, family, fear, hate, history, men,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member By Now You Have Forgot' - To Whom It May Concern - Part 1
Remember all the Wise Men on their knees upon your yacht?
With orphans on their backs they’d crawled (with others that they’d brought)
Through rubble on the highway sands and residues of Lot.
They came from severed cities...

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Categories: troglodytes, war,
Form: Monorhyme
Sparky, We'Re Going Under
Happy 5th birthday have you accepted rape into your life,
It's a patriarchal practice built from sadism and male strife,
A hedonistic ritual to keep us all under control,
The birthright of masculinity bestowed upon all men young...

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Categories: troglodytes, gender, how i feel, irony, judgement, women,
Form: Rhyme
He Haw, I Cried
Hee Haw, I Cried 
By Sy Roth

With a mulish hee haw, 
I wrap myself in my own divine comedy.
Commedia dell’arte path 
For a blind mercenary of his own fate.

An ormolu wonder stood before me--
Trees clad...

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© Sy Roth  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: troglodytes, conflict,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member What Is It Like To Be Black
What is like to be black, my sisters and brothers?
To live in a nation where skin color makes you another.

This nation was consummated by a racist constitution,
Drafted by troglodytes touting themselves as a just institution....

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Categories: troglodytes, america, freedom, race, racism,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member In the Jungle
There’s a forest bizarre neither nearby nor far,
full of sights somewhat scary to spook a soul wary.
The deep, darkened jungle, I think you’ll agree 
is never a safe place for you or for me...

The vicious...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: troglodytes, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Passchendale: 3rd Battle of Ypres, 1916
Even the dead reject this blasted earth.

The ground, such as it is,
Is freshly Antidiluvean,
And the corpses swim within its tumbled, heaving masses
Blood and mud the mortar
Holding the chaos together.

The sun is weak,
Ashamed to break the...

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Categories: troglodytes, death, fear, history, places, sad, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Farming Is a Mistake, Like Tik Tok
Troglodytes worked 
A twenty hour week

But I'm sat in the meeting 
Blinded by the pasty PowerPoint 

On the horizon
I misread the slide title as

'Come Touch Me Baby'
Then I remember that I'd read

The invention of farming
Was...

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Categories: troglodytes, humor, humorous, work,
Form: Free verse
Ten Ways To Awake In February
You’re a hollow tree, listening
to the tapping claws of am exposed sky.

You sit sideways staring over your shoulder.
A rib cage full of naked troglodytes
looks up into your throat.

Wintery seas leak over ice-bound rooftops.
Bedsheets stiffen into...

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Categories: troglodytes, poetry,
Form: Blank verse
Ten Ways to Awake in January
You’re a hollow tree, listening
to the tapping claws of am exposed sky.

You sit sideways staring over your shoulder.
A rib cage full of naked troglodytes
looks up into your throat.

Wintery seas leak over ice-bound rooftops.
Bedsheets come to...

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Categories: troglodytes, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Aftermath
1.
 
Murders in congress
grimly ponder on parapet walls
on the grim reality of lost homes
and loved ones yet unborn - 
their casual caws more muted
than the usual cacophony
of careless camaraderie.

2. 

The still dark night
of scintilla-ed canopy
and...

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Categories: troglodytes, bird, environment, natural disasters, nature, night, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Weeks Revealed As Troglodytes
I woke up this morning
Tired as a wolf-hound
After the chase.
The day is as stark
As an unfinished concerto.

Mondays are like that,
They are the beginning--
An unwrapped gift.
The weekend is an abandoned beach
And dirty snow pushed aside.

A new...

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© Bill Yates  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: troglodytes, history, metaphor, time,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs