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Unincorporated Poems - Poems about Unincorporated


Premium MemberSlab City

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    Unincorporated The Slab City
    Off-the-grid different community.
    Slab City is a place of real danger,
   whether be a resident or stranger.
    
     Lawless free city, yet hundred f...
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Categories: unincorporated, city, community,
Form: Couplet

Flagger- PS

...My partner called out cars she sent
as we stood at opposite ends
of the work zone, and when
hers had passed, I called out mine
sending them along a narrow passage.

We found a common language
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Categories: unincorporated, allegory, career, friend, home,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberGhost Train

...One hundred years ago, or so,
The train that hauled logs 
From Baw-Faw Peak to Glenoma, 
Ran right through the center
Of the place we now live.

The rails are long gone now,
Lost to the ravage...
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Categories: unincorporated, family, history, mystery,
Form: Narrative

Premium MemberMy Father's House-F

...In my Heavenly Father's house, there are many mansions, and I look forward                                                   
to spending an eternity there with him. But my earthly father's house wa...
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Categories: unincorporated, america, childhood, father, home,
Form: Narrative

Premium MemberMy Rightwing Family

...My RightWing 
all white male dominant
or venus invidiously envious
family

Is way quick to remain gated
away from drug
and alcohol
and automated arms dealers
and users,
black market buyers
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Categories: unincorporated, culture, earth, health, humor,
Form: Political Verse



Premium MemberTo My Last Breath

...When I was a newborn,
I had no experience to reassure me
my first gasp for air
would not also be my last.

Between that first second inhaled reassurance,
and now,
I have operated under a roman...
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Categories: unincorporated, appreciation, blessing, earth, environment,
Form: Political Verse

Premium MemberFailures of Integrity

...I feel like a high school civics class dropout.

So much confuses me,
to this day, you see,
about democratic constitutional legal equity,
which feels like it should have WinWin original empowerm...
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Categories: unincorporated, community, culture, health, humor,
Form: Political Verse

Chickens

...Chickens


When I was five we lived on the Oregon coast
We were coming back from Tillamook to Bay City
My aunt and uncle lived up on a hillside
We all were poor, their house nothing but a shack...
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Categories: unincorporated, fire, friend,
Form: Blank verse

Premium MemberLight Enchantments

...Starting way back
with sixteen hundred Scientific Revolutions
in math and physics
biology and ecology
climate chemistry and analogical theology
began transubstantiating dialects
Deductive/Seduc...
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Categories: unincorporated, earth, green, health, history,
Form: Political Verse

Premium MemberHey God If U Only Knew Me, Take My Advice God Dammit

...There's an inner/outter counter blank element that defines our earthly countenance transparent transpire to an irrelevant parlor non native nill given gotten gave, positioned ill latently counterintu...
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Categories: unincorporated, analogy, change, emotions, how
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberSuperior Courts of Ecological Justice

...What evidence do we have that businesses receive financial as well as other nutritionally healthy benefits, 
by co-investing cooperatively within health-developing community cultures?

What are fi...
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Categories: unincorporated, culture, earth, health, humor,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum

Untitled 2

...2011, the modern year, coming closed
         in 2012, and passive fat assed American apathy
strangles feeling from the esophagus, **** it.

    I choke, cough out vowels in wolfballs. Owwww, cou...
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Categories: unincorporated, life, passion, satire, time,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things