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I arm my planer not nightshade . forgotten nefarious nature with youthful tragedy


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • July 13–19, 2026)

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tHE pLANER  PARES AWAY THE
ROUGH
THINK IT'S HAd enough
it's a model
of perfection
the planer differs from the sawn
the printed instructions
have been draw
smooth surfaces
who hast chorened
made it easier
to do the thing 
Baby let me hear you sing
love listening to your voice
love you more than anything
what so ever
it's your chose
Play your bassoon
the orchestra will groove
jammin to the music
sounds to make your
body move

Starlight

As the sun sets upon the asphalt homeland
Stars appear above 
the metropolis 
Weary eyes gaze up in wonder 
as the dots in the vast darkness
They are really suns 
some larger - some smaller 
The stars stimulate urban dreamers 
Starlight illuminates the lovers on the Planer Earth 
A heavy sense of peace 
descends on the city 
Did you not know that 
the universe is sending you its love?


Strange New World

How things have changed! 
The old verities no longer apply 
Our world has evolved 
and we must adapt
Electricity connects the whole planer 
One can get in touch with people in almost all lands 
within seconds
The internet reaches around the globe 
The "information highway" makes for a smaller world 
A world we may well leave soon in space vehicles 
Space travel will change from
the province of a few individuals 
to the province of billions of Earth dwellers 
We are making the earth 
unsuitable for habitation 
We must change or be destroyed 
by forces of our own making 
We may be forced to leave Spaceship Earth
in order for our species to survive!

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