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Premium Member Echoes of the Angel's Fallen
Invocation to the Muse

From the gleaming skin of life’s underbelly, 
sin unreconciled, formed from Nephilim seed,
fleet footed jokers mask pawns into flight;
To the epistle of the Most High.
For in the beginning, the true and only...

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Categories: wedge, allegory, angel, christian,
Form: Epic



Premium Member Ground Level Entry
"Ground Level Entry"

“She fits the bill”,
they say it 
insouciantly

visions of being 
carried in the beak 
of a bilious pelican 

where it builds
its rudimentary nest, 
it uses sticks and debris

no stones, yet,
from irreverence
thrown at it

no higher...

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Categories: wedge, muse,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Grit and Guts On the Gridiron - 1
Mud and leather
dirt and nerve
bloodied laughter
collision to serve,
distance, drive and demolition
battle axe ambition in the wild air
muscle and mind joined in steeled instinct, 
a stitched pigskin ball, the grail of the Fall
to fumble it means...

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Categories: wedge, america, sports, war,
Form: Epic
Unscrupulous Man
You crawled out of her innocent womb 
Kicking , begging and screaming
But it is too late for you to be redeemed 
You were born evil and corrupted 
and you have a  very  dirty...

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Categories: wedge, betrayal, conflict, courage, creation, earth, encouraging, women,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Echoes of the Angel Fallen Part 2
Book 2
“Next we will use and abuse, the wedge of doubt.  To place a misgiving, a slight of hand, an apprehension into the day,  to mold the day thoughts of these apes, these...

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Categories: wedge, allegory, angel, faith,
Form: Epic



Upsurge
Far beyond the horizon we gazed at sunlit skies 
glowing from gigantic mountains, thick blue clouds
hang peacefully over our heads, painting hopes and 
aspirations as we journey relentlessly to recapture
our dreams.

We have been climbing this...

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Categories: wedge, celebration, faith, success,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Boundless
1)The Awakening 

I know when fantasies became boundless,
it was the first time I sat on the pier;
Bellowing aqua swells rolled in endless
the ocean’s melody hung in my ear; 

Suddenly the size of a grain of...

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Categories: wedge, earth, emotions, fantasy, sea,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Tyranny Counts the Ballots
“Never forget 
everything Hitler did 
in Germany was legal.”
- Martin Luther King, Jr.

drop by drop lady liberty bleeds
red on white and blue
common sense vexatious 
verboten spins askew 

“We can and we must 
write in the...

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Categories: wedge, political,
Form: Rhyme
The monumental bane of OCD obsessive compulsive disorder
The monumental bane of OCD - obsessive compulsive disorder

As origin of Homo Sapien species surged ahead,
harboring nascent predominance
asper said primate reproductively bred,
(albeit via incremental fits and starts)
evolutionary forebears didst dread
Tom Tom Club former members
an American...

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Categories: wedge, adventure, africa, animal, anxiety, atheist, environment, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Rouging of the Lamb B
My sweet mother of pearl struck a ruby eyed reef. 
Then quickly sank into the deep, just shy of the cay of life. 
Don't remember much about her,
Daddy never had much to say... about the...

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Categories: wedge, childhood, pain,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Monoku Monday - Nov 2020
"Election Edition"  posted 1 Nov 2020
politicians:      like diapers, need frequent changing (for the same reason)

debates are like steer horns      a couple points with lots...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: wedge, political,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Summer with the Stoic
It was the summer of my 16th year. Mother encouraged me to spend part of my summer vacation with Granddad, a self-professed stoic. I reluctantly agreed, for he was a peculiar man. I couldn’t imagine...

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Categories: wedge, grandfather, strength, wisdom,
Form: Other
Light My Soul
You march through the village with guns, missiles and rockets, and scrutinize the people, with foolish command that ravished the entire village before the break of dawn.

 You make appointment with the beast and spread...

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Categories: wedge, angel, appreciation, city, community, confidence, confusion, endurance,
Form: Narrative
Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania Circa Early 1970's
Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania circa early 1970'S

(just in time for end of summer reading...
recounting emotionally disastrous campy turbulence)
intended food for thought indulgence. 

A boys' life aborted
miscarried golden opportunity
for adolescent romance to be courted.

Amidst a raft of fellow...

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Categories: wedge, 7th grade, 8th grade, adventure, age, america,
Form: Rhyme
Peanut Jam Questions the Boards
The uniform on the floor was to be washed, dried then ironed but the scones that the pig ate meant that a walk to some hidden caves was achieved but only after the recycling was...

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Categories: wedge, appreciation, , cute,
Form: I do not know?
A Brighter Outlook By Stepping Out Part Two
Brighter days and encouragement succeeded from when I had stepped out from the gloom.
I found beyond the door there was greater light to visualize nature and beauty than what I could have imagined. 
The swan...

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Categories: wedge, encouraging, nature, uplifting,
Form: Free verse
Elusive Ephemeral Ethereal Expansive Eye I Witness Timelessness
Elusive ephemeral ethereal expansive eye (I) witness timelessness

Analogous to Möbius strip -
measured passage of existence
seems to defy any beginning or end
(unless Artificial Intelligence
supersedes developers smarts 
of computer technology
evincing brain power
designing sophisticated machines 
that enslave their...

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Categories: wedge, absence, africa, animal, birth, computer, creation, earth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Rule of Threes Four
Messiah’s portent
His advent, descent, ascent
Returns to cement

Apostates conspire
To douse the prophet's hellfire
But reap God's backfire

Curse your weighted scale
Your oppression leaves a trail
God's scale will prevail

Salvation has highs
Persecutions brutalize
Faith to exercise

Human worth erodes
Divine judgment at crossroads
Man's...

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Categories: wedge, muse,
Form: Rhyme
Let Me Count the Ways- For Sharon
How many?
how many lives;
how many have fallen 
beneath 
your magical spell? 

If it may be so, 
let each star be named 
You.
 
For your beauty transpires 
our words 
into all shine and sheen cast out
from...

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Categories: wedge, dedication, friendshipnight, light, autumn, light, love, may,
Form: Free verse
Marital Covenant Chaste Away Errant Infidelity
Yours truly shirked fidelity regarding faithful vows
bequeathed courtesy angel of mercy,
who pledged her troth
July twenty fifth nineteen ninety six
five months (not quite to the day) before

"star student" birthed
on December twenty second,
(now gainfully employed
at Certified B-Corporation
San Francisco,...

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Categories: wedge, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence,
Form: Rhyme
His Kingdom Come His Will Be Done
In the winds, old histories tossed, 
To speak of it, freedom that’s lost,
From the hill tops Dostoevsky screams aloud, 
Lost their God indeed, the proud.

Much can’t say but, tis I tell,
Where is this, that conflicts...

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Categories: wedge, freedom, international, leadership, military, philosophy, political, religious,
Form: Quatrain
Lizabeth's Henry Is Down and Gone Part Ii
Ray has a hole, now, taps a long bar in,
And ties the winch to it, and turns it on,
“STAY BACK!” he howls, “THIS CABLE’S ALMOST GONE!”
The bar flies out, the cover slips, the din

The winch-engine...

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Categories: wedge, courage, faith, hope, love,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
The Grid Lock At Los Angles Harbor
Why are the all of the harbors of Western Europe and Asia open twenty-four hours a day? When there are not enough long longshoreman and dock workers at our LA Harbor?

Workers are being paid more...

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Categories: wedge, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Dramatic Monologue
The Skyward Reach
The loss of a parent is something you never get over. Understanding that you lost one of the only people in your lifetime who would die for you wanting little in return is unlocking an...

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Categories: wedge, dad, daughter, death, deep, drug, god, mom,
Form: Free verse
The Smarts and Dogged Callisthenics
The Smarts And Dogged Callisthenics...
Cannot Wall The Will Of Catapulting Mice

A titled unwritten poem requiring
little effort to dip and dive
I accidentally, inadvertently,
and unexpectedly scrolled up in digital archive
among various and sundry literary endeavors,
eh, maybe about...

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Categories: wedge, adventure, blessing, confidence, endurance, judgement, mountains, power,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Book: Shattered Sighs