Short Centralized Poems

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Premium Member Flowers

Centralized flowers
Coming to me middle spring
They need one specific thing
Garner all their strength
Inside my greatest flower
Show off magnificent rose

Entrant into Lisa Hiatt ~Dark Poetess's "where have all the flowers gone" contest

4/5/2012
Form: Sedoka


Super Bowl Sunday

Statistical Sunday that starts fights
Along with bringing many delights
One simple cowhide ball
So called centralized thrall
Bringing outward competitive rights


Written for

Sponsor Royal Trevino 
Contest Name SUPER BOWL SUNDAY! **LIMERICK** or **HAIKU**
Form: Limerick

Antithetical - Bitcoin Poem 076

Centralized power proves antithetical 
To your freedom - it’s quite pathetical

They ask us to be more ascetical 
And let them rule - it’s quite heretical

Collectivism fails! Not hypothetical 
Property and Liberty - quite synthetical

I’ll stand for freedom and wax poetical
It makes the message more aesthetical
Form: Rhyme

Pillar of Light

Lucent light shine through
my anguish 
self captured treasures.
Purify my existence
awakening pleasures!

Release all-held onto
I must leave behind
to be at peace
my core is present 
and centralized.

Behold awareness
perceive foresight
embrace love and forgiveness
enlightened by my spirit guide!


March 12, 2016

Premium Member Regulatory Intelligence

REGULATORY INTELLIGENCE
A Centralized Platform for
Regulatory Change
Management
And Compliance REGOLOGY….

WTF!!!  Is REGOLOGY????

The religion of the WOKE.

A mindful excavation of the cavernous abyss of addlepated thought.

Perhaps a “REGOLOGY FOR DUMMIES” book is forthcoming

Maybe…”A DOXOLOGY OF REGOLOGY” Hymnal?

Followed by an APOLOGY

For….

“Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition” (Monty Python)

4/9/2023


Premium Member American West In Camouflage

Based on painting by Bev Doolittle: Woodland Encounter

American West in Camouflage

Two Indians* hide, in the birch forest,
         and ride their pintos, hooves pitting the snow.

Conspicuous - red fox in clearing - sights
         quiet stride of hide and seek…trenchant ears

at peak performance in centralized cope
         …sentient sentinel highlights canvas.

3/28/2022
Bite Size Poem #41
Sponsor: Line Gauthier

*Native Americans
Form: Ekphrasis

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