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Premium Member Sufi Dream Poem-Theory: Cosmontological Uni-Ball
Cosmology + Ontology = Cosmontology 

NEW Cosmontological Principle: Be SO SO humble! 

>>> SEE NOTE BELOW 

A Sufi Dream-Poem--Our purposefully "proto-conscious" UNI-ballish recycling?

By: Moji Agha
Started on Oct. 26, 2020

You know?
Being a microtubular cosmontologically proto-conscious
goofy sufi...

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© Moji Agha  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uncountable, creation, destiny, imagination, mystery, planet, science, stars,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member All the Worlds There Are
Just watching raindrops slapping leaves
is better than anything requiring electricity
including fame and posterity. Monday
morning I walk over to the art museum
stand before Homer. I'm imagining
life in ancient Greece, the land largely
deforested to build a navy,...

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Categories: uncountable, art, change, god, life, old, rain, world,
Form: Verse
Premium Member A Small Part of the Story of Being
having arrived at this juncture
of learning the man made structure
of creations, gods, demons and time
and various situations not quite so sublime
where nothing under the sun appears to be new
let us take a moment to focus...

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© Ng Rippel  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uncountable, creation, philosophy, planet, truth, universe,
Form: Rhyme
Famous Last Line
Dad Revisited- Once More


Last night I sat up in bed and prayed a little longer,
I asked god to send dad back for just one more  day with great fervour.

Dad was waiting for me in...

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Categories: uncountable, absence, bereavement, birthday, dad, heartbroken, parents, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Common Denominator

Global warming is on the rise;
hear the hateful voices,
see the angry eyes
Earth temperature is flaring to the moon,
	nuclear hate
gon bring an apocalyptic kaboom
Hostile tweet emotions
		press send to our doom
Then sorrowful hearts
	will be melting soon
Unless we...

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Categories: uncountable, conflict, dark, hate, word play,
Form: Epic



Do You Remember
Do you remember the promise you promised to keep 

The words that tied me so tightly to you that I couldn't breathe didn't want to breathe

Didn’t want to taste that freedom that might tempt me...

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Categories: uncountable, emotions, faith, god, heartbreak, loss, love,
Form: Free verse
Love of Dreams
In cafe, on the table ready for dine
With glasses filled already with wine
I sat on chair and Hilda opposite mine
From window beside her, moon shed some shine
The day stood long to finish pending work in...

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Categories: uncountable, lost love, love, poems,
Form: Rhyme
The World That I Seek, For Her
The present world is rubbish...

It isn't a world of 5 oceans, 7 continents and 10 scores of nations
NO, ITS NOT...
Its a world ...

..of a million cries, of a billion pains, of a trillion losses,

..of firing...

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Categories: uncountable, anger, birth, future, my child, peace, social,
Form: Free verse
Give Peace a Chance
Man and animals collectively are known as creatures: 
Overindulgence of sleeping, eating and sex amounts to animals 
Man's thinking and reasoning make Man's features 
Complexities are Man's qualities, awesome and phenomenal. 


Mankind we adore............. 



Enlightenment...

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© Mya Thein  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uncountable, peace, drug, integrity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Mourning of Mother Earth Iii
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{There will be ‘nowhere to run, nowhere to hide.’ UN climate report warns of ‘code red for humanity.’}

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You, unfeeling creatures
Who call yourselves human,

You, fleeting bubbles of reason,
Accidental parasites of time,

You, filthy microbes of cancer,
Ephemera of...

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Categories: uncountable, death, life, nature,
Form: Free verse
Love In Her Nature
Love the oldest,
Love the youngest,
The smallest,
The broadest.

Imperfectly perfect,
Proudly humble.
Endlessly end,
Peacefully troubled.

Quietly lousy,
Uncountable counting.
Pleasurable painful,
Ungainly gainful.

Resurrecting in killing,
Smiling in weeping.
Coming in going,
Abiding in departing.

Truth in lies,
Open-mindedness in sly.
Elevation in humiliation,
Built in destruction.

Unity in separation,
Honesty in temptation.
Standing...

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Categories: uncountable, art, black african american, education, men, love,
Form: Rhyme
Single Become Infinite
single become infinite
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copyright-poetess-mrs. anjali denandee, mom
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once upon a time...........
then i was a single dew drop.........
then i thought , that .........
i am very humble.........
yes........i finish me.......
by the too hot sun heat............
and i never came back...............
but at...

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Categories: uncountable, creation,
Form: Prose Poetry
God- Different Forms Yet Universal
Omnipotent and universal
Created powers like Hercules and Socrates
Worshiped among the largest part
Brightened with a halo deity
Not to mark the praise or be admired
But an emblem of being a Sanctity.
Never addressed the idol in reality
Still beliefs...

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Categories: uncountable, caregiving, devotion, faith, hope, life
Form: Free verse
A Craving
a craving, a craving so bad you want it to hit every bone in your body. because it has before accept before, it hit, crushed, and grinded not only your bones but every thought you’ve...

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Categories: uncountable, 10th grade, abuse, age, feelings, heart, love,
Form: Ballad
The Askance Chapter 2 Part 3a
Birth Of The Askance

The odor of the cigarette scent lingered in my room
Some silence was even impossibly heard
Though unseen, felt was the vastly eyes of the moon
Seemingly awaiting, for a much awaited word

Times like this,...

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© Joel Lee  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uncountable, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
My Mothers Curse
What would you do if the part of you that you gave life to is a constant reminder of failure and disappointment? What would you do if they did not value their own self-worth? Would...

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Categories: uncountable, care, child, childhood, feelings, love, mother, mum,
Form: Free verse
Frankenstein
O! Frankenstein you were lost for a century
 Nobody could tell wherever you have been,
 But you are here now, a stranger to paradise,
 Loneliness has become your friend 
 Your other name is Friday,...

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Categories: uncountable, science fictionearth, love,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Devotion Poem, the Black Dahlias
Devotion Poem, The Black Dahlias


This morning, for a time, you seemed
To have disappeared.  I called out to you
From my bed, but the words
Must have been consumed into mute syllables, 
For any answering voice, if...

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Categories: uncountable, beauty, christian, earth, imagery, lost, missing you,
Form: Free verse
My Lord
A coral bay, a sandy beach,
Not too far, within my reach.
Palm trees sway in a cool nights breeze,
Alone with my God, all at ease.

Time alone, time to wander,
God's creation, so much to ponder.
Look up, look...

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Categories: uncountable, devotion, faith, forgiveness, hope, inspirational, love, me,
Form: Pastoral
Reparation
Poet: Ken Jordan
Poem: Reparation
Edited by: Sparkle Jordan
written: July/2014


Why  can't we 
get paid?

We want 
our
reparation,

for 
lost wages
of
our labor,

since
the
Atlantic Slave
Trade- began

Reparations
for pain 
and
suffering,

from being 
auctioned 
as 
commodity,

to
racist
White men -

We were sold 
off,

to 
different 
slave owners,  

displacing us
from our 
mother, father, 
sister, 
and 
brother, forever -

We demand
to be 
compensated,

for our
separation 
from 
family -

We want reparation
for
false imprisonment 
as slave's.

Why can't we 
get paid?

What we...

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© Ken Jordan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uncountable, black african american,
Form: Light Verse
Walls
If walls could talk with everything they could share and the lives they could potently ruin. Walls hear everything that people don’t hear. The laughter with friends and family and all the inside jokes they...

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Categories: uncountable, deep, home, poems,
Form: Blank verse
All Is Not Lost
I know so much, but I do not know myself
Wolf personalities as well as those of an elf
I have put all these on the shelf

Maybe I am losing me
Maybe the world is just mean,
With all...

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Categories: uncountable, africa,
Form: Concrete
Still I Am Not
Silently you smiled from far peeping me
Smiled silently with mind of lonely 
Smiled from far seeing me
Peeped through the chink of door 
You’re looking what I had done
Smiled with luscious lips of bending new moon

You...

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Categories: uncountable, how i feel, lost love,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Power Has Many Mistresses


Sanity is the domain of the intellectual
Those who lack intellect are indeed insane
The ultra-rich are happy because they feel
It is their birthright, the poor are too
Preoccupied with their struggle
To have to do anything with vanity

The...

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© MB Farookh  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uncountable, desire, fear, humanity, parody, philosophy, poetry, power,
Form: Free verse
The Hole Glorious Picture
To get lost amidst a painting
cast into my mind
falling into my eyes
all these scenes creating
fast forward and rewind
all that is before me, can shatter into behind
the distance between us is clearly insurmountable
oh, but the numerous...

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Categories: uncountable, adventure, art, fantasy, imagination, inspirational, visionary, beauty,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Book: Reflection on the Important Things