Short Disseminated Poems

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Petition


While the ballots are disseminated, 
why not feed two birds with one feeder?

[(Checkmark)] Anti Elect This Candidate/Representative


Additiinal Comment space, write below.
~(Get this shatouttahere ! )
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Premium Member SHROUD OF DUSK

Day's drama comes to a drop
Deep blinds disseminated
Disclosing the doors of dusk
Deathly deafness developed
Darkness deters and dwindles
Discomfort and drudgery
Downtime for an endless deal

Place : 4
Form: Verse

Premium Member Ooze Lovely Ooze

Listen to poem:
Ooze, a squirt with perfect onomatopoeia
A slow leak, exudation or seepage
A slow plunge into thick mud sucked
An outflow all over, a disseminated discharge
That cannot be held back or stopped
A slow steady ooze seeps spews woos

Trump Was Corrupt and He Did Erupt

Trump Was Corrupt and He Did Erupt

Again, Trump we would  have to interrupt;
Searched records finding out he is corrupt,
Records disseminated;
Surely incriminated,
And just like Vesuvius had started to erupt.

Jim Horn

Approaching my magic 5,555.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member Life-Cycles

In K-5, K-8 or K-12 is drained
    the curiosity from eager brains

  Then off to college most folks go
    where Truth is disseminated from Moscow

  A nursing home's a spruced-up jail
    from which residents would love to bail ...

  In between, we're on the job every day
    where we're overworked and underpaid
Form: Couplet


Words Made of Breath

Words Made Of Breath

Words made of breath come soft
Under the knife of night like silk on air
How correctly they pass through lead
Solids are not their friend
Words live above the grass on oxygen
Particles of dust, bugs and warm winds
Disseminated, taking on measured meaning
The inaudible invisibles
Unencumbered in the dark  
Words made of breath are taken in
Exhaled, gentle to the touch
They say so much

Premium Member A New Dawn

Awakened life on earth from QUIET sleep,
A PEACEFUL dawn with gentle warmth and
SERENE healing rays on lush green valley;
Divine TRANQUIL ambience disseminated,
The stunning STILL sight of miraculous nature,
Earth soaked in heat and pulse of life quickened.
A CALM daybreak is the splendid curtain raiser.



Writing Prompt - Calm - Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Constance La France 
Date: 15-05-2021
Placed: 4th

Michael Jackson

Feet
Disseminated storms.
Nothing dismantled
Everything originated.
Lost blossoms,
Birds,trees,seasons.

Spindle body effused
Thunder and lightning.
Afreshed sky and earth.
Gulfs among mankind
Faded off.
World become a
Toy of kids.

Arms throbbed to hug
The dying earth.
Music effloresced
From the quivering.

Childhood devastated.
Youth wanted to mend.
But death, clowned.

Taught loneliness
In fame and furore.
REAL MUSIC TOO.
Form: Imagism

Premium Member The Beauty of Poetry


               Poetry is romance 
                 broadcast to the world

               Wisdom disseminated
                  in a modicum of pearls
      
	       Ecstasy snatched from despair
                  melancholia ‘midst festive air 

               Angles that startle and surprise
                  a podium from which to surmise

	       Intimations of eternity 
                 ~ whatever man wills it to be
Form: Couplet

Christmas Presents Past and Present

When the meaning of Christmas

Is disseminated to such a point

It becomes more about who has received the most or expensive gifts

Maybe it's no longer fit for purpose
or relevant

Not to long ago for Christmas 
children used to get a stocking
stuffed with nuts an apple and an orange and a handmade toy

Now what has come to be expected
is a Game's Console the latest
Mobile Phone , Computer and designers clothes

And are they happy , grateful , thankful

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