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Your Death Would Be My Own
...{Your death would be my own {"I barricaded my heart, After your death, So that nobody could strip away and clutch at the light, That was left over after you deliberately left me, Shattered into......

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Categories: modernized, absence, abuse, addiction, corruption,
Form: Free verse
through the ages
...Through the Ages I'm back in the streets of my childhood no, there is no fanfare I have lived long in a place with warmer hearts Here, where I was born, I feel foreign  so much so I'm not sure......

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Categories: modernized, absence, abuse, age, courage,
Form: Blank verse



Lovely People Angry People
...Lovely people and angry people This afternoon, in Lisbon, a charming march about saving the Sobreiro- tree, about 300 people gathered under the shade of the tree's big crown, recited poems and......

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Categories: modernized, abortion, absence, abuse, caregiving,
Form: Free verse
To One No More Lionized
...If you were much lionized Later no more recognized Or by some men demonized Would it leave you traumatized, Judge it a foul play dramatized; Have the actors stigmatized: As Satan characterized?......

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Categories: modernized, celebrity, change, cheer up,
Form: Rhyme
Snowman's Lament
...SNOWMAN’S LAMENT (Written in reply to Margarita Lilico's poem, "My Icy Friend") Each winter, lying flat and soft upon the ground, I waited patiently for you to come around. And, yea......

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Categories: modernized, winter,
Form: Rhyme



1900 To 1909
...I am President McKinley assassinated, Roosevelt takes office. I am Einstein's theory of relativity as Promised. I am the Harley-Davidson that was Created. I am even today no ot......

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Categories: modernized, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
The Watergaw
...or any in mine; but now often I've thought of that foolish light and of these irrational hearts of men ... and I think that, perhaps, at last I ken what your look meant then. Hugh MacDiarmid wrote "The Watergaw" in a Scots dialect. I have translated or "modernized" the poem into modern English to make it easier to read and understand. Keywords/Tags: Scotland, Scot, Scottish, Scots dialect, night, nightfall, rain, grave, death, death of a friend, ......

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Categories: modernized, death, death of a
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Perestroika, a Love Letter
...Perestroika, a love letter Glasnost beaten by the devil prison camps revitalized repression modernized for the new world new wars the same young men die Ukraine's children bleed red P......

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Categories: modernized, america, death, integrity, leadership,
Form: Free verse
Doubtful Display
...Match so naughty of self calamity, Alternates modernized tactics of play Neglecting physical aggression. Countless clearcut chances, Impulsively lost to anxiety. Trying the best possible......

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Categories: modernized, addiction, anxiety, business, football,
Form: Free verse
Banana Tree
...Banana trees Most of the jungles of Sumatra are uprooted to plant banana trees the orangutans have been made homeless. They try to sit in the banana trees, but it is too brittle for the animals ......

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Categories: modernized, anger, business, night,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member The Skyscraper
...The tall pillarized building Cold, concrete, dictating Attacked the sky Making it packed, broken, hurt, scarred Blocking those lovely clouds and rainbow The tall pillarized building Cold, concr......

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Categories: modernized, heart, love, nature, rainbow,
Form: Free verse
Season of Typical Year
...Spring feels like seating on wagon clearheaded as judge A wagon jobber’s cart splashing water while passing a river Temperate air blowing and whispering around A whim of holding my lover, haply ......

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Categories: modernized, creation, environment, happiness, social,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wake-Up Call, the Seven Churches of America
...Like every mortal since Adam and Eve's transgression, I'm not perfect, but in The Church, The Bride of Christ is where I want to be. I'm not a self-proclaimed critic si......

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Categories: modernized, change, christian, prayer, sleep,
Form: Verse
Two Seders
...At Seder 1 we helped prepare The soup and matzoh balls served there, The hard-boiled eggs and chicken dressed In farfel flakes, which tastes the best. At tables set to serve sixteen, With kids......

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Categories: modernized, holiday, jewish,
Form: Rhyme
The Urge
...The urge For we been equipped fellow citizens of Motherland, Africa she sang of, Poetic is It justice? just ice frosting dreams, hopes Parliament a breeding citadel of perverse Codes that ......

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Categories: modernized, anger,
Form: Quatrain

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