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Premium MemberRampage of the Storm

Racing toward the rampage of the storm
Raging river ripping free roots 
Rocking the foundation form
Reeling back in the loot 
Rocks raking through wood 
Reclaiming home 
Render goods 
Unknown
Roam
 
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Categories: rampage, anger, angst, art, conflict,
Form: Nonet

Premium MemberCaffeinated Rampage

Roused with that first sip of morning brew,
I’m armed and on a caffeinated rampage;
A weekend project or playing at work 
it all starts with a cup of black magic;

I’m armed and on a caffeinated rampage
walk right in divide goals and conquer;
It all starts with a cup of black magic
with that crystal ball full of your
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Categories: rampage, confidence, drink, emotions, feelings,
Form: Pantoum



Rampage

R-ampage
O-f
D-eadly
E-pidemic
L-ets

C-oronavirus
A-pply
S-ilent
T-hreat
I-n
L-ethal
L-ink's
O-utbreak

Topic: Birthday of Rodel Castillo (April 24) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
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Categories: rampage, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

Rampage Would Meet and Engage

Rampage Would Meet and Engage

We ended up going on a rampage,
Ran into and then had to engage;
Was apparent,
While inherent,
And to control we put into a cage.

Jim Horn
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Categories: rampage, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Rampage

Stop changing…
And you will come to
A most unsavory
Form of death

Neither here 
Nor beyond
Your spirit trampled
  —by a thundering heard

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2018)
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Categories: rampage, change, time,
Form: Free verse



We Are At War

Stand your ground,
Let no one push you to the ground.
Somewhere in the sun
Is reserved for those with gun.
Let us not procrastinate,
For tomorrow may be too late.
Let it happen today
That which is slated for the next day.

Stand your ground, hear the trumpets sound,
Fear disappears where courage abound;
We are men of fate
And we have resolved to change
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Categories: rampage, anger, change, fate, war,
Form: Couplet

Hulk's Rampage

Bruce Banner turned into the Hulk when he got a flu shot.
He turned into the Hulk because it hurt a lot.
He smashed the doctor's office and broke the doctor's neck.
You should've seen that office afterward, it was a wreck.
The Hulk was abgry, that shot filled him with rage.
He was so furious that he went on
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Categories: rampage, green, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Poet On a Rampage

You're better off getting out of this mans way 
The good guy has been angered, the poet is on a Rampage
Christmas and easter have been cancelled, every day is now Wu-Tang Clan day
I grew up on Hip-Hop so my pen is sharper than a damn blade
Rather touch a few people with my words than be
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Categories: rampage, anger, celebrity, emotions, encouraging,
Form: Free verse

Sandy Hook Elementary School Rampage December 14 2012 Prayer Part One

Tribute to those slain at sandy hook elementary school ™

I read the terribly tragic news oh boy
about unlucky kids 
   at a Connecticut elementary school
thus a spark in me 
   heavily languished from deadly ploy!

The steely bullets lit
tinder - kindle ling bastard 
   nemesis illicit throve illicit
pandemonium didst sting
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Categories: rampage, dark, devotion, emotions, funeral,
Form: Ode

Sandy Hook Elementary School Rampage December 14, 2012 Prayer Part Two

...prized progeny well nigh impossible chore
haunted by priceless offspring, 
neither surviving 
   papa/ mama can never a door
not ever again hearing 
   soft pitter patters across floor
mental angst fraught with blood & gore
this haint mooch different, 
   than a g.i. Joe in battle fatigues
locked in moral combat with korps
indelibly
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Categories: rampage, america, bereavement, children, cry,
Form: Ode

Rampage On Sainthood

Freedom
a delicate thing
dancing between
oxygen and carbon
will it give us a life
or suffocate

we're stuck in that reptile stage of uprising experiment
but they didn't count on our soul 

small amount of energy which owns us 
should have been included in equation

no one is winning
became universal scripture

no one is winning
neither plates from Sinai
nor book older than a prophet
or
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Categories: rampage, earth, slavery,
Form: Free verse

Rampage

Let’s engage the minds gauge
Torque the imagination and take it hostage
Gouge the intellect with an over dosage
A ravenous binge
To my brain damage from under usage
Free the soul from bondage
Unburden emotional baggage
Forge a merge of love and rage with courage
Intoxicate paper with ink cartridge 
A work of art on a page, a poetic collage
Like a soothing
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Categories: rampage, education, poetry, society,
Form: Rhyme

Rampage

I am not stopping by.
Day was crumbling
in flares of core issues.

I have set my thoughts
between the cries of victims.
Hearing the shots, invoke

the fire ritual, silencing
the guns. My journey starts
to bury the evil, but fails.

Again hear the foot steps
of unknown. Understand my
smallness, loneliness, my doubts. 

Move ahead of truth, step
into a black hole and
drag out the
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Categories: rampage, art,
Form: ABC

Ants On Rampage

Have you ever seen the ants in action?
soldier ants on rampage?
They have the power to kill and destroy,
Yet,they are powerless and small,
insignificant and weak.

I am a soldier ant,a spoke ant;
and a protector of  my kind;
We work day and night to provide
for our nation,our forest,our land;
yet,the baboons enjoy it all.
They formed alliance with the
lions,tigers and
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Categories: rampage, life, satire,
Form: Free verse

A Murderous Rampage

It’s like a bloody nightmare, a ‘dark turn’ in Virginia Tech University,
where thirty-two students and teachers got killed while classes were in progress;
people panicked and pandemonium broke loose around the campus,
police everywhere came to protect them and searched for the gunman.

This young fellow who’s identified as a South Korean student,
enrolled in his senior year with
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Categories: rampage, sad,
Form: Narrative

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