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Short Black Plague Poems

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Premium Member Bats Rats Cats
Covid was caused bats to humans.
Black plague was caused rats to humans.
What is going to happen with cats to humans?

Mats to humans?
Slats to humans?
Pats to humans?

A million dead this time 
Twenty-five million died last time.
Here comes a cat. I’m going to book....

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Categories: black plague, animal,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Vaxxibillions
VaxxiBillions

The majority of splendid minds
the minority a jar of pickled brains
over six billion shots
freedom to live
not die of ignorance

Without, most would not even be here
I remember the black plague
of the 1600's
people were stupid back then
death fed on them

ignorance is the twin of evil...

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Categories: black plague, freedom, judgement, murder, political, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Conversations With Maria
Long walks and innocent talks
the fire in her eyes felt warm

First time kisses leaping
with secrets held back inside

Silence ripped her tongue
as white nights turned to run

Long lost lyrics played down under
stolen from artistic walls
momentarily her hesitancy stalled
tell this girl all

In solitude her black plague pled
another cancerous cell was dead...

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Categories: black plague, cancer, kiss,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Mid East Black Plague
You'll give me all-sign I will
You'll bury me top that Hill
You're a Christian not a Jew
What hubris inferred by you 
Death you tease bury me, please
Breath I, bended knees, appease
I will sign, my life is thine
I will find, the Lord divine
Why say you, you are a Jew
Soon you thru be a rich Jew
A pox done without the clue
Fair future you'll die from flu
Ill fate you'll not see my end
How-I'm carrying your coffin...

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Categories: black plague, analogy, death,
Form: Light Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things