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Premium Member Wrongs
The way it is today
I must say
So much hate
Of late
Such a sad fate
People crying over wrongs in the past 
Things that did not even then last
Lifes that were torn
Before we were even born
Fighting over what...

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Categories: wealths, conflict, corruption, passion,
Form: Rhyme



His Wealth 2
our children dacing
dacing at the sight of lighted bulbs
like when the eclipse occured
but their hope dashed

but his wealth  is intact
for his greatest grand children
children that are more equal
more equal than the others

our mouths now...

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Categories: wealths, art, confusion, devotion, history, love, people, places,
Form: Ode
Oh Black Americans
Oh! Black Americans,  
Africa is your motherland 
And most Africans love you 
Not because you are called African Americans 
And lost your African mother tongues
And cultures. 
Being called Americans while speaking 
African dialects , suit...

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Categories: wealths, africa, america, black african american, malayalam, tamil,
Form: Free verse
The Comedy House
He'd return after decades
Spent in imagination. Month
spent in reality. He'd return to the
House of comedy,here,to crack
an heart-taking,wits-arresting,Emotions-
devouring,Land-quaking joke.
He'd return with a robust neck
Seasoned with weeping nerves.
The joke cracker,Let's hear.....

Before he return'd
The gym-ed rodents embroided
with pleasant...

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Categories: wealths, allusion,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Not Such Great Expectations
Paraphrasing Dickens
speaking of Great Expectations
through Pip's distraining voice,
Our worst religious weaknesses
and political meannesses
and self and other deprivations
are usually committed
for the sake of avoiding elitist people
whom we most actively distrust.

On the other hand,
trust invites vulnerability
as distraining...

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Categories: wealths, caregiving, health, humor, integrity, love, paradise, religion,
Form: Political Verse



Setting a Place Apart
The shaded lane leads to the estuary
and mud banks sculpted by the constant sea,
expose their drying backs beneath the sun
before once more in ebb and flow are gone.
 
Over a sty a path leads from...

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Categories: wealths, destiny, discrimination, eulogy, history, pride,
Form: Rhyme
Crossroads
Crossroads to where life began
Fear of dark cold round me again

In the twilight before the morn
Scattered grass iced, forlorn
Silence in the air ash orangy dawn
Fire burnt out like clouds in storm

Life in vain for a...

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Categories: wealths, allegory,
Form: Free verse
Africa Is Not Poor
Africa is not poor,
Do you know why?
There are lot of minerals that are,
Form within Africa.
Just that Africa problem is Africans.

Oh Africa!
You're wealthy with vast minerals.
You're not poor, but the scrambled,
For you had led you to...

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Categories: wealths, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: ABC
Crossroads II
our December 
In the twilight before the morn
Scattered over grass unashamed alowed
Silence in the air ash for clouds
A Fire burnt out and twilight at dawn

Life in vain for a purpose not known
Empty pockets wealths secret...

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Categories: wealths, anger,
Form: Free verse
Beauty perches on your face
Everything good appears in your life in pairs,
'God has special interests in your affairs,
That's why showers of blessings pour on your life,
And immuned you against your enemies strifes.

Beauty naturally perches on your face,
Pure love has...

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Categories: wealths, appreciation, emotions, inspirational love, true love, uplifting,
Form: Rhyme
" of Africa "
So may have been that we who thought ~
Lands afar 'cross sea swift we'd ought ~
Shores held for us such wealths o'mind ~
O'which we'd never thought we'd find ~

Yet in doing that we'd desired ~
Thus...

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Categories: wealths, adventure
Form: Rhyme
If I Were A
IF I WERE A .....

If I were a ballerina,
I’d have the most graceful moves,
I’d be richer then Katrina,
I’d have shod with gold my horses shoes.

If I were an astronaut,
Which I’m planning to be ,
I’d send...

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Categories: wealths, 6th grade, car, horse, science, world,
Form: Prose

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