Long Uncultured Poems
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Once Upon a Reservation
Back in the height
of our pre-millennial military-industrial
post-revolutionary days
of competing excess...
No, love,
Stick with
Once upon our Sacred Times...
Once upon a time
here in the US of Northern Americas
we used a Reservation Model
to dispose of hopelessly disabled aboriginals,
too RightBrain...
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Categories:
uncultured, destiny, education, environment, green, health, humor, peace,
Form:
Political Verse
10 Words To a Wonderful Woman
10 Words to a Wonderful Woman
P.U.R.P.O.S.E.F.U.L
Prayerful and Purposeful
We have seen your purpose being rejuvenated through your prayers
It is without doubt that your presence heals the sick
And dry bones are restored back to...
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Categories:
uncultured, adventure, art, black african american, blessing, inspirational,
Form:
Acrostic
Master Valluvan, the Long-Misunderstood Tamil Mentor - Part Three
Part Three
Whether or not relations with the uncultured enamour
Do not seek to succour what should sour
What does it matter if you gain or lose inferiors
Who feather their own nests and leave you in a mess
Those...
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Categories:
uncultured,
Form:
Free verse
She False Me, She False Me Not
As time flies, so her emotion swiftly fries,
As life frowns to dust, so her affection swiftly drowns to lust,
As love turns to coal, so her smile swiftly runs to the cold,
As sunset sets away, so...
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Categories:
uncultured, lost lovelife, me, hate, life, love, me,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
Spring In Limbo
Should I go or should I stay
Should I run or should I walk
Should I open my door or should I close my door
Should I bloom or should I close my buds
Should I eat or...
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Categories:
uncultured, betrayal, career, change, community, environment, faith, heartbreak,
Form:
Free verse
Die with me
Sometimes quotes are all that we leave behind... quote by poet
I told them I'm tired now
time stands still a casual acquaintance without breaths
death is not gracious ...
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Categories:
uncultured, death,
Form:
Free verse
Tell Your Dog All Your Secrets
No ones ever even been in an empty room
And now's as good a time as any to tell you this:
I don’t feel regret if it was right for me at the time
We spend so...
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Categories:
uncultured, abuse, america, corruption, perspective, simile, society,
Form:
Free verse
A Memory
A Memory
By Sy Roth
It didn’t come in like an invading horde of Mongols astride their horses.
It came like a Siren whispering a sweet song, blowing soft winds in my ear.
The old woman sat on her...
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Categories:
uncultured, memory,
Form:
Free verse
Something About This Life
If you are alive and on earth my brother
You better take every risk to succeed,
Even if you do not court any hazard
Existence is the biggest risk you must heed.
Some things about this life are just...
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Categories:
uncultured, life,
Form:
Verse
Tell Freedom
In these days, we prayed -SERIES-
"TELL FREEDOM"
June 10, 2017
...
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Categories:
uncultured, africa, freedom, time, travel, urban, visionary, voyage,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
The Donkeys
The Blackpool donkeys have given up
they have boarded jumbo jets
to be emotional support animals
for those lesser angels
that protect us wingless fliers.
They have opted out.
Once they used to plod from Blackpool pier
half a mile up,...
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Categories:
uncultured, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The Science of Hate
Hate is a geography
A floating continent really.
It spends most of its time
In the Far East (the Orient)
And moves west with the sun
To nourish its flowers and vines.
Its beasts will forever feed on your indignities
Catholic...
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Categories:
uncultured, angst, conflict, emo, feelings, friend,
Form:
Narrative
Shackles of Love
Shackles of cynicism have displaced your heart,
the love that once transcended time is no more.
No wordsmith can bring beauty to an invisible emotion,
lost in translation to an ignorant uncultured mind.
As you searched for a definition...
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Categories:
uncultured, analogy, love,
Form:
Free verse
Her Cowboy
Sundown, the galloping horse rides in from the pasture.
He, on the back, was sweaty and red from the day’s work
in the sun.
He hungers now, as the cattle have been taken care of.
His day of...
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Categories:
uncultured, husband, life, love, wife, day, boy,
Form:
Free verse
A Beaucidy
In memories
I can remember
The gardener
Whose love
I cannot stop
Despite her
String cutting
Through transferring
A book domain
And she leaves me
Here wallowing alone
And I say I would love us
To live as twain
But she speaks not
To my words...
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Categories:
uncultured, break up,
Form:
Narrative
Uncle Zulu
With unsettled heart,
I say this,
Though,I hope to be brisk
In this rage
And more...
I wish I relinquish
The flow of terrific vengeance
Going here and there
Moving like blood
Down those streams,
Thus exciting so much,
So much negative energy
That my veins feel...
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Categories:
uncultured, anger,
Form:
Lyric
Frivolity Finale
Finally leaving the stage after
Twenty seven encore calls
A huge sense of elation as
The last curtain finally falls.
There’s all the media interviews
That she has yet to face
Then perhaps she can retreat
For a while...
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Categories:
uncultured, art, celebrity, culture, humor, success,
Form:
Rhyme
School Bus Rides
"Hurry up!" yells Mom, "the hack is coming 'round the bend!"
Another torturous day of school, won't this agony ever end?
With a fried egg sandwich in my Roy Rogers box for lunch,
I climb aboard to join...
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Categories:
uncultured, childhoodday, me,
Form:
Rhyme
Amid Sun Rays
Amid Sun rays
Through the hole of creak open
Morning sun rays entered the room
In juvenile and strength romance of dust particles
As usual first sip of morning tea
Why did not give fresh and spirit
In the...
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Categories:
uncultured, city, conflict, crush, culture, dream, feelings, future,
Form:
Blank verse
What's In a Name?
For what do I carry you like a special mark
Like a brand I recognize, not you
I live in it like an old tree lives in its bark
Lashed and leashed to nothing new
Yet you are mine,...
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Categories:
uncultured, black african american, history, loss
Form:
Quatrain
Decorum
You sat still at Miss Binnington’s
No swinging legs or kicking feet
Back pressed against chair back
Bottom firmly held to chair seat.
Children seen but not heard
A rule very seldom broken
Only in reply could
Any word be spoken.
The starched...
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Categories:
uncultured, childhood, memory,
Form:
Rhyme
How To Throw Yourself In the Garbage
Hobbies are for losers, and habits are hobbies for the poor,
But hopping into heaping piles of rubbish is haute couture.
What’s in, ladies and gentlemen, is what we want thrown out,
But not to own it but...
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Categories:
uncultured, america,
Form:
Couplet
La Benedizione Della Studio
Blessing the houses
on easter eve day
through out the parish
he sprinkled away
The priest stumbled upon
a studio door
where an artist was
painting moments before.
He splattered the water
all over the room
when artist returned
and stated...
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Categories:
uncultured, art, blessing, humorous,
Form:
Narrative
My Princess
Poor me;
My heart has become a tool in the hands of fate,
Maybe it is true; nature is weak.
Like winds in the coast,
Am now an addict of her presence.
I look at her eyes and forget my...
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Categories:
uncultured, beauty, best friend, crush, fantasy, first love,
Form:
Didactic
The Donkeys
The Blackpool donkeys have given up,
they have boarded jumbo jets
as emotional support animals.
Once they used to plod between
the Blackpool piers
half a mile up, half a mile back,
day after day,
carrying whooping kids and adults
as they heavily...
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Categories:
uncultured, poetry,
Form:
Free verse