Short Reacquaint Poems

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Premium Member Reacquaint

          Driving carefree through the herbaceous desert, Ruby and I
          Off to meet up with family and friends this Fourth of July
          Word games banter, years renewed, time gently drifts away
          A sweet time sweeps by on this rehabituating Independence Day
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Form: Quatrain


Premium Member I Know a Place

Feeling lost?
        I know a place
            where you
                can find yourself.

Go visit Nature
        and leave the
            city
                for a while.

Let your
        heart and soul
            reconnect
                with the source of life.

And reacquaint yourself
        with
            God's presence on Earth.
Form: Verse

Feminist Bake Sale

Bake sale for equality 
Power to the people
But its true nullity 
Its not for all people

"You've heard the complaints...
Now its really happening"
Equality with which you must reacquaint 
The irony is saddening 

One dollar for man
75¢ for a lady
Aren't we all human
We seem divided lately 

Im not a feminist
But i hope you don't mind
Im a humanist 
I believe in all of man kind
Form: Quatrain

Twelve Years With Stroke

For twelve years Edwin had fought stroke
And its drugs made sure he was broke,
Caring wife set to lift the yoke:
Passionate pleas to move a folk,
Rose mentioning his being 'Nice Bloke',
Who could crack a rib-bursting joke...

And to the call the world awoke:
Female toad's response to male croak...
Vocal wife to her spouse the coke,
That would a refinancing stoke,
And her reacquaint with egg yolk.
Form: Rhyme

Money

the invisible chains that hold and bind us .
that impossible Webb which those who control its tensions scuttle , hunt and prey on the trapped ! .

The retardant which holds all of people-kind back from becoming so much more.

this fabled glass ceiling if we are to evolve 
‘must be smashed and as a race of beings therefore climb up together 
into the light of freedom and meaningfully reacquaint ourselves  with our limitless potential.

And so mote it be
Form: Epic


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