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Gotcha! Once respectable haute cuisine thief Sue She
Gotcha! Once respectable haute cuisine thief Sue She...,
a septuagenarian renown for his trademark prank
to steal himself into a neighboring house,
and prepare an elaborate meal
unsuspectedly nabbed gorging
(ala man versus food
Adam Montgomery Richman fame
Brooklyn, New York boy)
at...

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Categories: unpracticed, absence, adventure, america, appreciation, character, love, passion,
Form: Free verse



The Tongue In Cheek Balm
The (tongue In Cheek) Balm...
Of "permanent" Sleep

Abbott, nothing beats the
     immortal heavenly reincarnation
     after mortality odometer
     unexpectedly set to zeros
preparing deceased
  ...

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Categories: unpracticed, absence, allah, angel, celebration, goodbye, motivation, peace,
Form: Free verse
Eden At 16
First borne kin of me loin, why just like yesterday 
Unbeknownst to this then unpracticed dada how tempus fugit 
   Will in a brief flash (like time lapse photography) steal a way
Thine eldest...

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Categories: unpracticed, angel, beautiful, birthday, care, daughter, emotions, father
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Uneducated Pen
Sinister intentions are met with solitude
A ghastly grin greets the grimy windows
And who knows where the words will begin
But we all know they'll end in some awful rhyme
So forced and juvenile we'll be shaking our...

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Categories: unpracticed, conflict, humorous, hyperbole, nonsense, pride,
Form: Free verse
Shifting Foundations
We've built walls where bridges could be,
Painted skies with the dull gray of "should be"
Instead of the wild colors of "could be."

Look around you
What do you call a failure?
What do you name success?
Who taught you...

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Categories: unpracticed, change, courage, culture, dedication, deep, environment, spoken
Form: Free verse



Wicked Fingers
As your wicked fingers crawl onto the tightened metal,
I feel myself loosing control, reminiscing my presence
as if it is the holy lord's forbidden prayer,
That is toxic, yet it shows me the unknown fantasies...
As those pointed...

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Categories: unpracticed, addiction, dance, fantasy, guitar, hyperbole, love, music,
Form: Free verse
The Idiot
For a reason unknown I awoke in the night
While the sun approached the edge as it might
If it wished to awaken this side of the ball
With the slightest of nudges, if any at all.

No. I’d...

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Categories: unpracticed, humor, sun,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member A Kindness Creed
Kindness consists of love in action,
not just feelings of warm fuzzies.
It’s done not in self-interest,
but is repaid in other ways.
Staying selfless, not selfish,
not transacting one-sidedly,
it makes both parties smile,
even bringing joy’s tears.

Acts of kindness are...

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Categories: unpracticed, conflict, courage, friendship, giving, love, relationship, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Wait Loss

Patient Hope is on a stoic decline
The celluloid tread mill 
is crybaby set 
on an aorta sob incline —  
A cardio faithless, vertical whine

Shouldering the weight of personal decisions,
is seen nowadays 
as an irresponsible,...

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Categories: unpracticed, metaphor, spiritual, wisdom, word play,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Old Simon
old simon

he hides beneath the brim 
of an old straw hat with many years
of service pressing down to shade
eyes of unknown hue 
so long have they been
in exile from the sun.

a service smile sat
uncomfortably on...

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Categories: unpracticed, age, courage, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cotton Tree
All is bright, and I betwixt God and you,
  the kookaburra is in the willow,
and honeyeaters in the honeydew
  flitter as I lay your breast and pillow.
You are my morning and evening star,
...

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Categories: unpracticed, blessing, fate, love,
Form: Sonnet
On Trayon Martin
This country has been washed white 
Clean of carpetbaggers  centuries
But we do not forget common things
Like bodies black
And tossed away before the eyes
What marks miserable memory then
Is not the story telling new
How vulnerable is...

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Categories: unpracticed, black african american, death,
Form: Free verse
Eclipse
You were too cool to think the same things were neat that I did-
            the mundane was beneath the notice of your evolved intellect.

You...

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Categories: unpracticed, absence, memory,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things