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BLAMELESS

He's not perfect 
But he's so blameless 
For whatever he does 
He does with caution 
Always responsible 
For his actions 
He's the type that stands by his words.

He's so fearless 
But very humble
He never fumble
Neither did he belittled any
Nor did he take 
Whatever is not his
He's so upright 
For he's always standing right.

He's very dangerous 
But so generous 
Whatever you get from him
Depends on what you give
He's the aura for aura type
He always makes you smell your s.

Premium Member Eruption

TYPE FORMS

BLITZ

tight fits
 good spits

quick bursts 
same first

inking
linking

FREE VERSE

immerse
in verse

 roaming
storming 

MINICHU

perplex
context 

twelve laps
 recaps

reward
unfolds

DEESWHEAT

 sounds neat
   on beat

cranks awe
tanka

cinquain
enchained

triplet
strip set

FOOTLE

versed brand
 by Strand

two-line
may rhyme

trochee
swift spree

witty 
ditty

one foot
output

HAIKU

small views     
 soothe you

nature
treasure
 
YALTO

word rows
in tows

notice
mini list

statement
intent

adjoint
make point

SUZETTE PRIME

sublime
no rhyme 

inject
prime set

real surd
numbered

LIMERICK

pun shtick 
 risk it

in time
punchline 

TOO MANY WORDS

there’s herds
for nerds
 
new forms
brainstorms 

don’t fuss
 adjust

all’s fair
who cares

expand
like Strand

One Type Of ICE

Freaks
Under
Control
Killing
Innocent
Civilians
Extensively


Premium Member giving me a chance to type

My dog is chewing up my couch
One bite at a time
Crunch crunch crunch
munch munch munch

My couch is screaming for help
The dog looks up to see what I am going to do
I am typing without being bothered
I continue to type

Pause of polarity interchange

Flee the scene
before the dawn
frames the escape.

Treat with plenty of faith
& you can suspend belief,
like the irony
in how it takes a cynic
to persuade.

Poetic contracts speak
for a Man,
and a lord,
between a grave;

wonders death doesn’t come
when you’re aware of some strings,
even when waves roll back,
they tend to more often break
solely to come back again
and continue to take.

A power
to turn entire coasts
into the oceans deep.

A power
of breaking chains,
and setting free
the wings of angels
and their screams,

by tossing their guarded
and posts
into the tides
of the seas.

You’re not fleeing the scene
you’re redirecting,
and setting a stage.

Think again…
or, for once
and breathe.

Remember
of the unintended shadows
fallen in between
the ideas,
the words,
and the worlds of things.

You’re only claiming
of what you can’t see
of what we can’t know.

Anything can rise out.
Anything can become again.

That’s the curse of hope
that can never leave.

Let it go
And let it be.

What a sham,

I’m still fleeing the scene.

Premium Member I'm That Type Of Girl

I'm the type of girl who will always try to make you smile,
But motherly enough to hold you close as you cry for a while,
As well as your goddess protecting you from energies so vile.


Autobiographical Note 1

late, unnatural,
and made in chicago.
city-bred all over yesterday.
an irate ashanti,
in the ducts and alleyways
of tomorrow.
awaits the god-type,
the omniscient zulu;
the stone;
the voice of america 
in black english.

Dance

Dancologist needed here
fix these up
From the Desk of D.B. Alcuna
frowarded to the Dance Department
Groove Center

Slide in your slide
catch the groove and Grind
let the music play
aint no nevermind

watch the dancer groove
smeeze: bust a move
bouncing all around
shimmy ya'll gone doo

 I know you like the song
I see you boop and Prance
all i wanna know;is can I watch you jam
Dance: Dance;Dance

 Woah Renegade
twirl move that you made
gyrate;oh go behave
let me see you Dance

let me see you Dance
I see can Groove
I seen you drop a move
I like it when that song 
make that Phat thang move
Dance
dance
dance
gone and Dance

ya'll wanna 
Dance:
Dance:
Dance
Gone and Dance

Samba,
 Salsa,
 Flamenco, 
or groovin slow
when the song is over
holla back for more

I wanna see you Dance
I wanna watch that Phat Thang Move
watch drop it down
moving to the groove
dance
dance
dance
gone and dance

Swagg Prance
 Groove and Bounce
shake your groovey Thang
shake it all about
Dance:
Dance;
Dance
Go on and dance

Blood Type: O-verwhelmingly Lonely

By moonlit nights, I prowl with grace,
No mirror shows my pale, sharp face.
Stake through heart? Please, not today—
I dodge those stakes and run away.

Garlic bread? You think I'll drool?
I've got a stash behind the stool.
Sunlight's foe? A mild complaint,
Sunscreen 50 is my saint.

I drink your blood, but don't take fright—
It's just a snack to get me right.
No veins harmed, I swear, no mess,
Just need my iron, I confess!

Yet deep inside this fangy guise,
Loneliness behind my eyes.
Immortal curse, eternal night,
A shadow lost without the light.

So laugh at myths of vampire dread,
But think of all the tears I've shed.
I'm just a feature of the night,
Trying to keep my teeth polite.

I tried to date on Tinder once,
But "Undead" marked me as a dunce.
They matched, then screamed, then blocked my chat,
Just 'cause I asked, "May I taste that?"

Premium Member Type O

Type O 
You're not a Type O. 
Move forward. 
New talent. 
Use your gifts. 
New chapter. 
A believer. 
You're not a mistake. 
There's no one to blame. 
No self doubt. 
Rise up. 
A new day. 
A purpose. 
A new season. 
Get out of your comfort zone. 
You're not a Type O. 
Learn to grow. 
Just be you. 
We Are Writers

O-type

Blue fire's fleeting dance, O-type, a cosmic tear, brief supernova's glare.

Rare blue stars ignite, then fade to shadowed dust, a whispered goodbye.

LBV's enigma, twenty ghosts in velvet night, secrets softly held.

Red dwarf embers glow, last light in the fading void, a universe's sigh.

White dwarf's cold embrace, carbon heart, a dimming gleam, eternity's slow fade.

The discovery of insulin- a lease of life for people with Type 1 diabetes

Was it Banting and Best,
Collip and McLeod’s feat ?
Whose efforts bore fruits,
And  ‘Insulin’ was discovered.
Or was it the Compassionate Creator.
Who really Sorted out the pancreatic mystery,
And Granted man the sense,
To perfect the pancreatic extract, 
That was injected to people with diabetes,
Safely and successfully !
A new era dawned in the history of medicine.
Many hopeless souls,
Got relieved and cheerful.
On being Gifted Insulin,
The  “lifeline” so much awaited before.
Since that landmark discovery,
Diabetes has witnessed many more breakthroughs.
Each one a lesson, to the faltering human.
Not to despair and to carry on the struggle,
Despite upheavals and failures.
And never to loose the trust on our ‘True Benefector’.
We should always strive keeping us upright,
And keep words and deeds like a mirror.
Kindling the dreary paths for others, 
And rescuing fondering hearts, from deep waters .
Ahead, Medicine has many more challenges.
Diabetes also needs more plunges,
Into the oceans of research and practice.
As in 1921, the insulin got invented.
May one day, “Diabetes” get eradicated.

Types of Character

Qwerty makes us wonder: what about that uiop?
And above we have one, two, three,
and so forth and so on etcetera.

A type of thought we are forced into.
And, yes, a thought of type:
that qwerty and that uiop!

And one-to-zero looks from a higher place.
As we know, zero is one below one -
if you numerate, of course; yet it's to the right.

Is it right to place it to the right of nine?
Or should the right place be left -
the left of the place of one?


(17 Aug 2024)

Premium Member she is not the violin playing type

She is way too symmetrical to play the violin.
Her circles are even, there are no mistakes.
She is not a flexible thinker.
The arguments arrive on an hourly basis.
In notes, texts and emails.
Yet here she is, playing the violin flawlessly.
Which means hundreds of people do not know everything.

Premium Member A Horsey Type Grin


Have you ever seen a horsey grin
They've got humongous amounts of teeth
Their dentist bill must be atrocious
It's almost beyond belief

Whenever they get a toothache
They feel it right down to their hoofs
You can hear their screams over in China
They just about hit the roof
 
Really feel sorry for these equine types
They're usually such amiable sorts
They never complain if you're 300 pounds
They're such amazing good sports

Named him “Toothy”, this friend of mine
Tell him, “Brush those dentures real good!”
The cost of a plate of false teeth for horsies
Is astronomical in all likelihood

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