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Premium Member In the Last Days
Poem inspired by a 2013 Australian apocalyptic thriller movie known as, "These Final Hours". Depending on certain criteria, YouTube is running this movie in its entirety free for most, if not, some of its viewers.

In...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: workforce, death, earth,
Form: Dramatic Verse



A Few Things To Consider Before Brown-Nosing In My Presence
1) I hate brown-nosers far more than I hate most other nosers 
of virtually any known color!

2) I will make it a point to slap you in front of your superiors,
with a biblical fury, the...

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Categories: workforce, angst, career, corruption, jobs, philosophy, political, work,
Form: Free verse
Karl Marx
Karl Marx
created the communist manifesto
because looking at the capitalist world
the wealthy abused the poor

The wealthy enjoyed abundant lifestyles
well everybody else became slaves money
the wealthy getting wealthier 
well wages were eroded 

Marx was a trained economist
women...

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Categories: workforce, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
How will the government use surveillance systems against people Q and A and commentary part three
Q:  How will the US's government use surveillance systems to start
      spying on believers and the rest of the non believing world also?

A:  It will through the surveillance...

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Categories: workforce, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose
We Can Do More: To Fight That Sin Called Greed
The economic injustice, the social injustice has made the workers upset
when the corporations and their CEOs treat them with little or no respect
the CEOs make more in one day than in a year of what...

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Categories: workforce, dedication, hope, inspirational, political, social, worktime, sin,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



A Thrill Seeker - Part 1
A THRILL SEEKER (PART 1)

He is a sick man with no life that is running around in a world that cannot be lived.
All but not one knows his dementia and does not respond.
He is defiled.
Violating...

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Categories: workforce,
Form: Epic
Where Would We Be If the Banks Took Our Money
It is already been used in other nations such as Cyrus where forty-seven percent of their workers pay checks has been confiscated by their banks.  And the money is not being  used to...

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Categories: workforce, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Narrative
Should Foreign Governments Interfere In Usa Elections
1)  Should Communist foreign governments such as: Russia, Red China, and Cuba be able to interfere by paying monetary money to affect USA"s elections? Especially in Blue Republican States such as Montana?

Of course not...

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Categories: workforce, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Dramatic Monologue
The Disruption of Our Usa Ecomony
President Joe Biden's mandatory federal governmental edict of January 2022 COVID-19 is not only unconstitutional! Using the court system to enforce his will has no place in our democratic form of government. It is the...

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Categories: workforce, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Thinking Outside the Box When It Comes To Pensions
Am I really the only one thinking outside the box,
When it comes to pension costs,
Regardless of whether people are able to work or not,
With some working til they drop.

Let me open my box and tell...

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Categories: workforce, age, appreciation, autumn, blessing, business, change, education,
Form: Didactic
Utopia
Yeah can nay make a better world
by killing all the people
Stalin
Marx
Hitler 
Lenin 
All felt that the ends justifies the means
Marx and Lenin wanted to build utopia
a world where all the people 
had food and enjoyed...

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Categories: workforce, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
The Dumbwaiter
Through pristine glass observed
autumnal leaves a scatter
the litter of the season
to dishevel and clutter up the garden

Sweep the crumbs away
lay polish to the smudged and smear
for glinting tiles speak ever more clear
to build the walls...

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Categories: workforce, nature,
Form: Free verse
Plights Fought Tomorrow Known
PLIGHTS FOUGHT TOMORROW KNOWN
WRITTEN FOR DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. HOLIDAY 2016 (Versified!)

As days transpires, better we focus.
As life transgress, better our voice.
A walk, a talk, a political aspect of religion and righteousness.
Via the Founding...

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Categories: workforce, appreciation, change, conflict, culture, faith, wisdom,
Form: Dramatic Verse
The Layoff
more the norm than the exception
in this wonderful capitalist rape room
where coming into work can mean
leaving early without a job & a
pink slip, with a pat on the back & a
“thanks for being such a...

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Categories: workforce, life, work, day, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wise Ass
WISE ASS

You know this person!
In middle school his perfect sarcasm
seems funny and bold and  wise to our ears, 
makes adults and institutions seem hopelessly
inept, disingenuous, insecure 
By high school, however, his wise ass
negativity wins...

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Categories: workforce, people,
Form: Free verse
Breaking Up Or Making Up
When we got married you said I was the only one
But you disappear for days and leave me with our son
Go off with your mates and leave me high and dry
I’ve since heard subtle rumours...

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Categories: workforce, angst, emotions, marriage, relationship,
Form: Rhyme
The Visit
"in the guest house of the dead
where pain and mourn summoned me
a blood call of an impromptu visit
my dearest poem poked out itself
in an express tell, it loudly spell
“we fade away slowly and silently too…..”
And...

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Categories: workforce, bereavement, depression,
Form: Free verse
The Longest Day of Waiting
Life on earth is a large platform where people show the highness or lowness of spirits of their lives. A queue in time bargaining for the much-awaited satisfaction in life.  Just like in litigation,...

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Categories: workforce, day, journey, life, time,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Dynamic- Humble- Bodily Resilient
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Categories: workforce, analogy, body, engagement,
Form: Concrete
Premium Member Science Fiction
Some inventors and scientists, they have both said
That science fiction books put ideas in their head
A novel that was written by Arthur C Clarke
Gave Tim Berners Lee the necessary spark. 

The communicator in Star Trek...

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Categories: workforce, future, science fiction, technology,
Form: Rhyme
Signs of the Times
SIGNS OF THE TIMES

Wow, this is cool.
Spectacular and groovy
So real to my intellect that I feel that I am a noetic ambiance.
Surreal and extroverted
I am unreserved.
I am spreading my wings to test the world.
See do...

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Categories: workforce, imagery, life, metaphor, psychological, sky, strength, visionary,
Form: Imagism
The Prodigal Son
The Prodigal Son

Why do babies leave home at such a young age? Like premature hatchlings falling from the nest before their wings are even capable of flight, only to succumb to the wildness of nature....

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Categories: workforce, 12th grade, age, care, courage, friendship, god,
Form: Free verse
Oh Boucher Can You See
Oh Boucher Can you See (Pronounced Booshay.)

I was just having my breakfast for the
first time at the local junior college.
As usual, I was lambasted with another
great Horn subject, thought and idea
all at the same time....

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: workforce, inspirational,
Form: Blank verse
Economic Conditions and Thoughts
I am a labor economist who prepared the unemployment rate,
I was checking with other labor economists about this.

Average income has been decreasing.

Unemployed are dropping out of the workforce.

More workers than ever have multiple jobs needed
tp...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: workforce, allegory, analogy,
Form: I do not know?
Love, Peace, and Harmony
Discrepancy is an economic thing.  Have you ever known this to be anything else?
Money is the great separator of togetherness.  Man rob, steal, and kill just for the feel of its illicit presence....

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Categories: workforce, life, political, slam, mental health,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things