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Smothering Gloria given Privileges

Feathers sparkled lustrous leaves
crowded in a blisterful branch
glazed pink lusted sprinkling waves
smothered a idyllic luxury
Blizzard armies of service
strategically polished in sparkling
sparkle polish 
for a whispered gloria 
held sacredly 
Born in lacy recklessness 
with scarlet lolita cuffs
rubbed with glory in gold cloth
received veil covered rewards to become 
pathetic entitled portraits painted of idle idols
titled lousy loftiness

Categories: privileges, absence,
Form: Lyric

Penetration Privileges

Like God amassing gifts of gold and frankincense and myrrh,
vain potentates, possessed by pride that riches will confer,
depleted pillaged villages in pagan days of old…
With penetration privileges, their fortunes were foretold.

In feudal times, chaste clerics, cloaked, wrapped rings around the mind
with hymns of magic, mystic myths and figurines enshrined,
while blessing bayonet-like blades that mutilate and

Categories: privileges, conflict, humanity, war,
Form: Rhyme

My Friend With Privileges

How shall I begin,
we say we're not a couple,
but we had been living together 
since I don't know when.
Why I can tell you how the day will go 
by the way she breaks wind.
Now I'll say good morning, 
no matter which end of her speaks first.
She'll excuse herself 
and run off to the bathroom,
for some

Categories: privileges, cute love, fantasy, humor,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Might This Be What He Meant As He Spoke of Love

THEORIES OF LOVE
WORDS SPOKEN BY LOVERS
AGREEMENTS AND FAITHS
LOVERS PARTAKE IN
WHILE AND APRT
STILL, THAT THESE WORDS
HOLD EACH OTHER ACCOUNTABLE
TO CERTAIN PRIVILEGES AND UNDERSTANDINGS
CERTAIN THINGS TO BRING ABOUT SEPARATION
THAT THEY SEE FIT TO CERTAIN RIGHTS
THAT THESE PRIVILEGES
ARE RIGHT IN THE EYES OF
THOSE WHO SEE THEM AS TOGETHER
THAT THIS TRUST IS SACRED
IN THE EYES OF GOD AND MAN
THOSE

Categories: privileges, engagement, marriage, music,
Form: Ballad

The Bible and Our Privileges

"It is known that the Bible, in its hundreds of different translations, is the most widely distributed book in human history. The bible has been enormously influential, and not only among the religious communities that hold it sacred (by the way, Christianity is not a religion, it is a way of life Through Christ Jesus).

Categories: privileges, bible, books, christian, creation,
Form: Narrative

Northernwhitemale Privileges

Some people 
see reverse racism
as justified by genetic meritocracy
and historical seniority of sacred monocultural grace
not quite so generously bestowed
as one might more paradise
have multiculturally hoped.

So, some people
see affirmative action
as too liberal with love
too affirming reactionary.

So, some people
see assertive responsiveness
as PositivEnergy ecofeminist reply
to reverse racism
and sexism
and anthro-patriotic national supremacy.

So, some people
see anthro-supremacism
as RightWinged
patriarchal RedMeat.

So, some people
see

Categories: privileges, culture, earth, gender, hate,
Form: Political Verse

Privileges and Perks

We're members of the Gardens;
We pay our yearly dues.
Their parking lot, though (15 bucks!)
We have to pay to use.

They toss in several passes
Each year when we renew,
But why make members pay at all?
I haven't got a clue.

This policy is bogus 
And another thing I hate
Is on those chintzy passes
There's an expiration date.  

A membership

Categories: privileges, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme

Age Has Its Privileges

A special birthday party
Imagine being ninety
Guests sang the birthday song
She slept through it all



1/25/16

Categories: privileges, age, birthday, humor,
Form: Dodoitsu

Bathroom Privileges

Here comes big Aunt Clara,
those arm pits really stink;
She uses all the paper,
leaves her dentures in the sink!

Wearing out her welcome,
attention's what she seeks;
For her to stay the night,
somehow becomes a week!

I can't go to the bathroom,
she's always locked inside;
Boy, I'm such a jerk,
when I'm forced to wait outside!

I wake up extra early,
a little bit

Categories: privileges, heart,
Form: Rhyme