Preclusion Poems | Examples


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Premium Member My Own Self Fanfusion

I have a precarious delusion
That there is underhanded collusion
Which causes a teensy bit of confusion
In the form of a dendrite transfusion,
Poetry, a magnificent conclusion
There is no imagination preclusion.
In my own self-fan-fusion.

Prevent Instance

Prevent Instance

What we will need is a preclusion,
Which will always prevent effusion,
And left out,
Without a doubt,
So we can avoid all the confusion.

Jim Horn

Chinese Rose

I was taken captive by an amazing Chinese rose
She is very far away, but it seemed close
In the land of fantasy,was born a powerful illusion 
Against a beautiful dream, powerlessly of preclusion


Theater of Illusion

Half of you is there to stay
The other half has fallen away
You grew tired and hid in your skin like a splinter
Just how the bears vanish from the cold and harsh winter
And it wasn't until you stopped loving before you evolved
It was gone for so long and the problems couldn't be resolved
The elements of your mind dissolve into shapeless time
The features of your face collapse into a numbed place
And you know in the back of your head that she’ll never understand
The nightmares that you’re constantly awake through
The cravings that dominate, that take you
To this ineluctable theater of illusion
The beginning ablaze of your own preclusion
She’ll never understand the deception of this theater
She’ll never see your loving perception of her either
A ghost seeps through your seams and creeps through your dreams
And you can’t help but to think of this inferior idea
That if black water flooded the inside of your flask
You could live forever as a ghost wearing a mask
And you can’t help but yearn for this inferior idea
That if black water corrupted your every single task
You could die forever as a ghost wearing a mask
Remaining in the audience at the theater of illusion

Premium Member In Joy Or Dread

Life and death consequences 
by two choices have recompenses  
omitting natural or spiritual senses
renew the former omit death dispenses 

Death’s protrusion 
has an all inclusion
recompensing illusion 
an Armageddon conclusion

Life has an exclusion
written for purpose of infusion 
of private capital preclusion 
`t is of Love’s transfusion...

consequences, 
recompenses 
of serpent senses
then death dispenses

sharks teeth conclusions
of infusions
`t is illusions
of protrusions

playful Dolphin exclusion
insights infusion
removes teeth of confusion
reality of illusions protrusion...
                                        consequences,
                                        recompenses...
                                        senses,
                                        dispenses... 
                                                       Selah

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