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The acedia  
was increasing.

A bullfinch  
approved it.

Urinalysis:  
hallelujah.

The goat  
was bareheaded  
and factual.

There was  
a small erythema  
in the banknote.

We were  
not alarmed.

We were  
ceremonious.

Again,  
the antiproton  
asked for proof.

No proof  
was available.

The hawfinch  
was responsible.

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Premium Member flu like symptoms

yesterday I had flu-like symptoms
let the aches and pains consume me
slid into the misery with gusto
laid away the day in a recliner
sometimes alternating to the couch
I was not human, I was a sickly whickly
feeling sorry for myself, and yet,
resting profusely, odd for me

Premium Member withdrawal symptoms yesterday

my comrades are asleep
i love this
gives me a writing opportunity

i had withdrawal symptoms yesterday
no cartooning
no painting
no writing

i feel more like myself now


Symptoms of Age-Male

I've been told in terms
of descriptive measure,
describing a gland
not my tool used for pleasure.

Huge and ginormous
are two they do use
as explained up above
so as not to confuse.

Urologist speaks
of this particular gland,
not shared by you women,
exclusive to man.

When bigger is better
as some who may state,
but not when it comes
to a man's prostate.

With age will come symptoms,
for most it will be,
a once simple function
now made tough, just to pee!

The Symptoms

Symptoms of illness:
No appetite for eating,
Disbarred from fitness.

Amorous Symptoms Poetrix

For you, my mouth is dry
my heart broken into pieces
so much existential pain


Premium Member Upheaval Symptoms

Life is inherently difficult. It is its cornerstone
Awakened, striving to tie up all wear and tears
Respect you've given, the kindness you've shown
Will still offer me vigor and be my exulting gear?
 
Awakened, striving to tie up all wear and tears
To be truly human, fully conscious, and awake
Will still offer me vigor and be my exulting gear?  
Feud grew fray, brother with brother, and no spake.

To be truly human, fully conscious, and awake
Oblivious to what Dramatis personae uttered;
Feud grew fray, brother with brother, and no spake
Will be thrown out of the nest in a steady world?

Oblivious to what Dramatis personae uttered;
Must live each time, as if it were at the beginning
Will be thrown out of the nest in a steady world?
Facing life head-on lessens our ought-clinging.
 
Must live each time, as if it were at the beginning
Respect you've given, the kindness you've shown
Facing life head-on lessens our ought-clinging
Life is inherently difficult. It is its cornerstone.

Written: December 08, 2022

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Inhale

Inhale


my heartbeat slows,
blood sluggish
through stenotic vessels
unwilling to expand,
to breathe
to let blood flow

untenable, this suffocation
this dampening
it speaks of tired eyes,
of stolid limbs,
of stultified need

torpid blood,
when will you give up
your self-imposed stricture,
your closely guarded fear,
your wariness

and inhale

Premium Member Symptoms

his head pounds from light
body aches, muscle spasms
day is pretty shot

Premium Member Warning Signs

sharp sound of church bells
on a cold crystal clear night
warns heaven and hell
to try harder to do right
not give up on the good fight

strong gusts of north wind 
ominous clouds now hover
no good they portend
bad time to feel hung over
makes good sense to find cover
 
cannot seem to breathe
chest seems filled up with cement
just able to wheeze
was this something to prevent
before starting to lament?

always in God's hands
strange conditions amplify
carbon footprint lands
should we continue the lie
while the planet starts to die?

Premium Member Some Symptoms of Break-Through Covid

Low mood(down, depressed or hopeless)
Diarrhea
Nausea
Heart problems(irregular heartbeat)
Hay fever(when never had before)
Shortness of breath
Chest pain
Swollen glands(in the neck)
Unusual muscle pain
Skipped meal(no appetite)
Brain fog(inability to focus)
Chills or shivers(no fever)
Sometimes fever
Dizziness or light-headed(terrible symptom)
Persistent cough  

This is only to name a few. This is some of the symptoms that happen after one has had the vaccination and it is also symptoms when one has it without the vaccination but without the vaccination it can go on to get much worse.

No Symptoms

M-outh
E-nhances
R-ed
L-ips
Y-ielding
N-o

S-ymptoms
I-n
C-orona's
A-nnoying
T-hreat

Topic: Birthday of Merlyn T. Sicat (April 05) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Premium Member Covid Symptoms

Covid Symptoms
By Franklin Price
05/19/2020

Looks like from the latest news
Covid symptoms not the same
The old ones have lost interest
So put new ones in the game

At first it took your breath away
And gave you quite a fever
Showed up in the old folks
The over sixties were receivers

Those with pre-conditions
Were the most prone of the lot
So we shut down the whole country
So we could further stir the pot

Decided that the symptoms
In the young, asymptomatic
Making them the carriers
So quarantined them in the attic

Closed down the non-essentials
Sent the lower classes home
Put millions on the food lines
From Miami up to Nome

Establishment kept searching
Found some children had a rash
Attributed it to covid
Added fuel to the crash

Now it makes you poop your pants
Makes purple colors on your toes
Some of these newest symptoms
Gives further length to someone's nose

I'm pretty sure that Covid's real
I'm still sequestered in my home
When they find more symptoms
I'll make additions to this poem

Dignify Me

I’ve been here before
Knowing what to expect
Or so I had thought
This time, I’m perplexed

Similar exterior
I gave little thought
But the inside is backwards
I, surly, am lost

This was not the first time
I assure you, I’ve felt
That I’m losing my mind
Losing touch with myself

The crowds were blurred
My feet were planted
They knew, where they were
And took it for granted 

Becoming a child
I felt so afraid
I prayed for a grown up
To lead the right way

Desperation, like heat
As it moved through my veins
Searching my pockets
In hopes to find change

 Nothing came free
I already knew
But I’ve lost everything
A panic, would stew

Flush cheeks, sweaty palms
I’ve developed a stutter
Don’t slow down for me
Move on to another 

Strangers, annoyed
I’m just in the way
Anything that I do
Turns out, a mistake

Yet another feature
Starring ADHD
Make me a teacher
Dignify me

Cash Withdrawal Symptoms

Love soaked water kitchen porter barter with the gentle lentil casserole carpenter cloth froth poshy pudding pie on the table maple staple leaves to the kitchen table nails snails sitting in the garden nitting little hats flats bathroom mats in a row snow flowing water wash waste not blood clot plot slot machine cash withdrawal symptoms   

night time feelings resonate me off the wooden flooring bath bubbles colour flies sink into the morning tiredness hold me sold me told me fold me gold laced poison placed me faced me knees muddy sink submerge

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