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Chernobyl
Chernobyl.


A nuclear disaster, in the Russian town Chernobyl,
An odor-less killer, the invisible force.
As the radiation escapes, from the crumbling reactor,
We must cool it down, before it blows.


Evacuate Pripyat, the employee’s town,
The town of 35000; first...

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© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tumors, cry, death, sun, world,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member God Hunt
Love murmurs in my ear that to be hunted
is infinitely more enviable than to be the hunter.
                  ...

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Categories: tumors, integrity, nature, passion, psychological, religion, science, society,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Premium Member Dear Sue
Dear Sue,

I am remembering our strong negative responses
to the young woman who surreptitiously read
her aunt's very private diary,
filled with vulnerable statements
of the most intimate nature
and transparently lusty spirit,

Yet, though secretive,
then took a bold black marker
and...

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Categories: tumors, appreciation, bullying, caregiving, health, humanity, humor, woman,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Therapeutic Balance
Dregs and tumors of decay
co-arise therapies 
for humoring healthy
wealthy life.

Those who stand on tiptoe do not stand firm;
Those who stand with equal weight,
bipedal-planted, do stand resiliently firm.

Those who strain their leftbrain stride 
do not walk...

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Categories: tumors, death, destiny, integrity, nature, philosophy, power, science,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Premium Member Potlatch Cafes and Gardens
Dear Covenant to Empower Children, Inc.

I was in a Potlatch CoHousing Cafe
just the other repair-invested day
for both ego and eco therapy.

Our host introduced
this Potlatch SkillShare event
speaking to himself:

The less I share skills and resources
on cooperative...

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Categories: tumors, caregiving, children, community, garden, health, home, nature,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member Listening Through Rightwing Camouflage
Left reduces speech to Either/Or RightWing default,

Win with Ego NumberOne
means Lose for EcoZeroZone Abundance.

Eastern RightYin
childlike Both/And extroversion
emerges Zero becoming cooperative
co-arising
Ego HealthZone,
adolescent eco-introverting
West as robust Left Discernment.

Timeless ZeroZone Left-Right Consciousness,
so innocent of LeftBrain's emerging RightWing Ego...

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Categories: tumors, caregiving, earth, growth, health, integrity, peace,
Form: Political Verse
My Lack of Lucky Charm
You raise me up above the mountains
You bring me below the vibrant valleys
You allow me to weep happy fountains 
When I walk in your bright alleys

Enormous in envy my heart is
Nervouscited for what lies ahead...fed...

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Categories: tumors, deep, desire,
Form: Verse
A Memory of Death
The day Karen died you instantly became mine. A five-year-old golden retriever in need of a new mumma to call his own. So, I wrapped you in my arms and gave you the warmest bed...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tumors, death, dog,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Weep
The year dear Callie - my best cat ever - fell victim to cancer,
she had lived 18 wonderful years
as queen of our house, for sweetly did that calico rule our hearts.
I’d realized too late her...

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Categories: tumors, angst,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Bright Holistics
Hours and days and seasons
degenerating apartisan tipsy laughter,
seeding deep-rooted disrespect
and highest and phattest co-arising Presence

For those unconditionally warm
and wet
and indigenously wild
and sacredly wise Selectors 
who actually might be clever 
enough to know win/win personal Presence...

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Categories: tumors, earth, humor, light, moon, night, seasons, winter,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Thirty-Eight, Cancer Poem: For Sharon
Thirty Eight ( Corny Cancer Poem) For Sharon

Hallmark has a million cards in their catalog
And not one of them says,
Life Sucks
American greetings had nothing that says
Thirty-eight and  Never coming home
So I hope it’s not...

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Categories: tumors, absence, best friend, cancer, farewell, fear, friendship,
Form: Blank verse
Monster
If I told you would you listen 
If i told you would you perceive me as a monster 
If I told you would you go and judge 
My unborn beautiful daughter 
I'm warmhearted 
With the...

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Categories: tumors, deep, depression, feelings, friendship,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member With You Here In My Life - Poem
With you here in my life:
All enemies seem far away!
No longing have I now to roam!
The world seems like it’s meant for play!
Your aura’s warmth is always home!

God knows this cannot stand:
Illusion hide your heart...

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Categories: tumors, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Family Jazz Farmers
I am reading Wendell Berry stories
again,
still,
today.

And notice
over these past several weeks
he unfolds two bipolar themes.

Berry is,
was,
a cooperative Southern neighborhood farmer
of organic hospitality.
His protagonists grow on multigenerational farms
as Berry grows into writing while farming,
thereby farming readers
co-investing...

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Categories: tumors, dark, education, farm, light, music, violence, war,
Form: Political Verse
My children, your births kept me on my knees
To all my children, may you please be aware!
I don't always show it, but I will always care.
Each of you have been a great gift to me.
Your births made this man happy as can be.
Each...

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Categories: tumors, 12th grade, appreciation, baby, birth, blessing, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The House, that Eli the priest built for the LORD, 1 Samuel 2:12 parts five and six NIV
The Death of Ei  1 Samuel 4:18-21 part two (God's judgment on the House of Eli)

fell backward off his chair by the side of the gate.  His neck was broken, and he 
died,...

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Categories: tumors, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
Premium Member The House that, Eli the deceased priest, built for the LORD, part seven NIV
1 Samuel 5:8-  part seven God's judgment upon the Philistines and Dagon, their
false god, for their oppression of Israel continued.

So they moved the ark of the God of Israel.  But after they had...

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Categories: tumors, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
Premium Member The House that, El the deceased priest built for the LORD, part nine NIV
1 Samuel 6:9-21  continued

But if it does not, then we will know that it was not his hand us that it happened to us
by chance."
So they did this.  They took two such cows...

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Categories: tumors, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
Premium Member The Silent Killer
The Silent Killer

The silent stealthy cancer
Creeps and spreads inside
With no warning it's deadly rancour
When it strikes none can abide

Relentlessly eating through and through
As remorseless as a snake
Crushing muscle, bone and sinew
While asleep and while awake

No...

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Categories: tumors, cancer, death, life,
Form: Verse
Premium Member A Letter Sent
I am writing to you because I know you have a wish.
I have been thinking diligently about your wish. It is not
going to be easy but I think it can be done. First I am...

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Categories: tumors, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Mary's Pink Story
I just made it in time for Mary's funeral, it had been raining
heavily all day but the sun came out through the clouds.
And as I watched her coffin being lowered into the ground,
I was filled...

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Categories: tumors, courage, death, friend, loss, strength,
Form: Narrative
Saint Chemo's Fire - Specimens 1 and 2
Sarcomas hatch like caviar
in St. Jude chemo-fire inversions,
where leviathans lay magnetars
to suck the blood of
virgins.

Their celestial suckers nurse their mothers
through quantum-dot tunnels, converging
what little life force
might milk
metastatic roots while purging,

and scute steroids discarding the hair
that...

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© Ray Ortiz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tumors, art, cancer, child, dark, death, horror, riddle,
Form: Shape
Premium Member Apologies and Roses
we don’t appreciate
the sun until it r a i n s,
warmth of gentle rays
that subtly stroke
distressed skin
 when time was f r o z e n 
   smiles were s t o l...

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Categories: tumors, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Sayonara, Year of Stagnation
Ever free to traverse my world
Yet shackled to an eleven year old promise
I donned a platinum cloak atop a living mountain
Physically high, emotionally low

I held two pairs of hands
While my heart beat out a painful...

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© Derek Chos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tumors, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Competing Cooperative Archetypes
Everyday games we play
grow productive successes
and over consuming failures.

Every day and night
we try to reduce
RightWing dominant overproduction
LeftSoul underconsumption,
Gap growing devolution
of bilateral failing anti-invitation.

Every mutual distrusting day
quick fix addiction
fuels competitive co-dependency.

Every cooperative night
constrains rabid Lose to...

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Categories: tumors, earth, games, health, integrity, peace, spiritual,
Form: Political Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things