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Authentic Reconstructed Arrangments

They stayed focused
they knew if they honed there craft
they could be contenders
and maybe even "champion's"
a world awaited them.
He recalled a match at the
"York's Towne arena" where 
dueling reluctacey gave way to
a match which ended in a draw
saw both teams both refusing or
acepting the referree final dec
they lobbied for and got additional time
facing a curfew and
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Categories: reconstructed, culture, devotion, money, sports,
Form: Ballad

Premium Member'A Wider Beam' - Reconstructed

   Night after night war darkens our screens
     Women and children’s cries and screams

   Truth enters our living rooms, or so it seems
     ~ History projects a wider beam 
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Categories: reconstructed, history, technology, truth, war,
Form: Monorhyme



Reconstructed From Fragments

As I recall
the physical remains
of [my] childhood 
were left in storage unit number [...]
in [...], a town by a river.

As we drove away,
[never] to return,
dad made me give up
my spending money
to buy cigarettes for [...]

She smoked, and [...]
we ate prickly pears and [...]
I got a sticker in my ton[gue and ...]
the [engine?] block cracked and
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Categories: reconstructed, childhood,
Form: Narrative

Premium MemberSyria Reconstructed

It is in our fragile, nearly broken, exposure
that we are most available for love
and remedial gratitude,
rather than the louder applause
of our full-blown ballistic glory.

While exercising restrained patience breeds tolerance,
giving pregnant reign to co-empathy compels timeless flow
of organic eternity.

Empathy grows fragile compassionate pause,
easily broken by impatient overexposure
to loud adulation,
or even more necessary restrained,
sufficiently polite,
applause.

I have never
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Categories: reconstructed, deep, earth day, health,
Form: Political Verse

My Reconstructed House

March 17, 2016                                       
 Mary E.W. Stephenson
          
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Categories: reconstructed, god,
Form: Prose




Book: Reflection on the Important Things