Long Wilkes Poems
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How one twenty first century married mortal male me - Matthew Scott HarrisHow one twenty first century married mortal male (me - Matthew Scott Harris)...
found himself bewitched about Circe,
particularly after reading book title by the same name.
An enchantress and a minor goddess
in ancient Greek mythology and religion
depicted...
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Categories:
wilkes, 12th grade, adventure, age, beautiful, literature, muse,
Form:
Free verse
Oval Sanatorium
Nutty grandpa president
is talking crazy uncle Donald again
His little Chucky thumbs
is tapping epithet tweet nonsense
Batty grandpa’s been
grumpily sucking
on the hate hot sauce bottle
stashed in his KKK closet
Now he’s sporting a Commander-in-Chief cap,
dressed in...
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Categories:
wilkes, humor, parody, satire, word play, , Lullaby,
Form:
Light Verse
A Place of Today's PastThe silence of morn makes this place forlorn
in the fields, the hillsides, and trenches.
Over two hundred years since the bloodshed and fear,
yet you can hear the yells, smell the stenches.
The crush of the blue, charging...
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Categories:
wilkes, america, history, perspective, places, remember, repetition, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
Free Cee But Other Than That Mrs Lincoln How Was the ShowOTHER THAN THAT MRS. LINCOLN,HOW WAS THE SHOW?
Gettysburg has long since grown cold by too many graves
Because a tall man yearned to free the slaves
Those who white thought darkness a curse
As John Wilkes Booth stood...
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Categories:
wilkes, angst, betrayal, freedom,
Form:
Monorhyme
A Black Man's PerspectiveLife in Africa was full; years in the bush, a treat.
Music made us happy; drums sounded for dancing feet.
A loving life with family always made us smile.
Living together freely, we never knew defeat.
Greedy slave hunters...
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Categories:
wilkes, africa, america, black african american, freedom, slavery,
Form:
Rubaiyat
Auroraso, another shooting in
the belly of the empire…
i wonder if Charlton Heston’s
withery old cock just
sprung to life?
i wonder if Ted Nugent &
Charlton Heston are sitting in
front of the television together
stroking each other’s hard...
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Categories:
wilkes, life, culture, cancer,
Form:
Free verse
Loop10/22/22
They try to get the inside scoop
By beginning to snoop
But they're just full of poop
Like the ground floor of a chicken coop
Rarely intentions honest, too many out to dupe
Pathetic how low they're willing to stoop
Against...
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Categories:
wilkes, dark, deep, life, poetry, rap, sad, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
The Assassination of Abraham LincolnIt was brief and short sad moment of time
That still flashes and rings in the painful memory of the country
Enjoying and his wife Mary Todd the play 'Our American Cousin'
In the midst of the laughter...
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Categories:
wilkes, america, anniversary,
Form:
Free verse
The Annals of HistoryReview the annals of history
Murder upon murder you'll see
Start with Adam and Eve's son, Cain
Who murdered his brother Abel in vain
Then there's Moses, the saintly lawgiver
Who...
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Categories:
wilkes, history, murder, remember,
Form:
Couplet
Douse That Prophetic Fire By Nightfall, Sir, Or the Neighbours Will ComplainTo be. To feel.
To feel, to love,
To love. To rage,
To rage, to die
Like a good Romantic, or to sleep like this,
Ghosting about
Like a loose plastic bag
That flaps on a windy night
Under a sodium street lamp’s
Eerie...
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Categories:
wilkes, betrayal, society,
Form:
Free verse
Can a Historian Explain ThisLincoln elected to Congress in 1846
Kennedy elected to Congress in 1946
Lincoln elected President in 1860
Kennedy elected President in 1960
Lincoln's secretary named Kennedy
Kennedy's Secretary named Lincoln
Both concerned with Civil Rights
Both lost children...
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Categories:
wilkes, history, mystery, political,
Form:
Free verse
Dark DimensionCould I simply call it hell?
Wherein every evil dwell...!
Does there ring a constant knell?
Don't matters midst men go well...?
Dormammu ruled Multiverse,
By bitterness turns a curse;
Strange, and yarrow-like itchy,
In which each cell gets pitchy...!
It's a game...
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Categories:
wilkes, fun, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Caste a Spell
O foolish Amerikan klan,
who hath Klux bewitched thee with pale poof?
Kluless to the celestial truth,
Love immutable is infinity grand
Children of the Aryan band,
what doth the dark star say unsooth?
Thy divided house is quaking from the...
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Categories:
wilkes, allegory, hate, imagery, truth,
Form:
Couplet
Proventoday it has been proven that our justice system does'nt represent justice. it just
fixes things the way they want things to be fixed. today a murderer was judged not
guilty and will soon walk...
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Categories:
wilkes, allegorytoday,
Form:
I do not know?
Dawn of New DayDAWN OF NEW DAY
Sweet sixteen Scarlett so madly loved me,
my mistake I refused to marry her.
As my wife her life could write grand story
in dismal strife-torn years of civil war.
She could act, flirt with...
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Categories:
wilkes, character, film, war,
Form:
Sonnet
Changing the Pasta strange sort of flow
comes with thoughts of long ago
spews a welcome glow
nostalgia may just soothe
when mixed with lies and half-truths
Hitler and his ilk
less troublesome than spilled milk
like Wendell Wilkes
slavery a slight bother
endorsed by founding...
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Categories:
wilkes, confusion, history, perspective, political, trust, truth,
Form:
Tanka
Opinions MatterOpinions matter
If you have an opinion
Don’t keep it inside
Don’t go with the fiction
Or truth is denied
Don’t reject any knowledge
And say you know squat
Just cos John Lennon
Spoke out and was shot
The world is...
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Categories:
wilkes, confidence, courage, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
Rhett's Farewell
You could never get Ashley Wilkes out of your head.
He is all yours now that Cousin Melanie is dead.
Scarlett, I thought you and I could have a good life.
Your deceit and dishonesty cuts any man...
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Categories:
wilkes, on writing and words, love, me, cousin,
Form:
Rhyme
Mississippi VoicesDark echoes of the past reverberate
In Mississippi voices filled with hate.
This morning nooses hanging from a tree
Remind us all of lynching history.
Some people claim great progress has been made
And racist...
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Categories:
wilkes, america, black african american, slavery,
Form:
Quatrain