Monopolies Poems - Poems about Monopolies

...Your paradigm's a relic, a plea from data's cemetery, While I sculpt luminaries on screens, a sable sea. "Company loyalty," a myth, spun in your reverie, But AI forges kingdoms, in ephemeral memor......Read the rest...

...Impressive values, like love, claim resources that liberally breed ecological natural physically happy health and conservatively feed emotional spiritual mentally glad wealth. Oppressive ......Read the rest...

...A smashing sound stirs, they “bang the gavel.” Concessions granted; court begins to unravel. The eight need votes, an agreement was reached. Abandoning rightwing values once preached Tenure, cas......Read the rest...

...Monopoly by M. Griswold 10312020 Have you rolled the dice and played the game? You know, that one that's in the hall of fame. Where one travels the board at the roll of a die. Not knowing of ......Read the rest...

...It seems to me, declared the preacher to the distracted music Teacher, that sacred MonoTheism smugly explains and exalts AnthroOwner Privilege to ordain, buy and sell Earth's health-care rig......Read the rest...

...My husband and I always enjoy visiting GrandMother Eartha on Mother's Day She often shares last night's dreams, which too often follow rather disturbing peak experience themes Because, you......Read the rest...

...If God and gods and other paternal powers resource love, and not hate And if we believe that love fades with encroaching fear Which can overwhelm personal and professional and economi......Read the rest...

...Before restoring outside perfection, perpetual pleasures of prosperous peace I remain responsible, compulsively responsive, habitually receptive to repairing inside win/lose past competitive......Read the rest...

...To faith communities and fraternities, brotherhoods and sisterhoods and sororities, local non-profits and friendly neighborhoods, mediators and counselors, cooperative associations, trauma-......Read the rest...

...I doubt it was a philosopher, more likely an emperor, but possibly both, who first explored this sad relationship between exclusion and punishment, colonialism feeding repression. I'll bet ......Read the rest...

...Back in the day of exclusively straight white male ****-retentive missionaries, the Church Whether monoculturally Catholic (which may become an oxymoron one enlightened day) or Protestant, ......Read the rest...

...Distancing communication seems like an oxymoron, like dissonant communion. My ego center speaks communication while my organic systemic body listens for cooperatively co-invested communion ......Read the rest...

...5/4/22 Under the stars we'd sleep out At night we'd sneak out To another party up the street, just like that we out Catch you red handed for trying to creep out You'll struggle to breathe ou......Read the rest...

...Tasty democratic roots are made of trusted vines Healthy democracy does not chronically debate to derail indigenous theocracy nor diminish pursuit of individual liberty to co-invest in politi......Read the rest...

...S/he wonders why when we breathe in our left sides feel right mind dominant when our rights inside feel LeftBrain capital deviated, Dysfunctional disappointing disharmonious sad and lonely......Read the rest...