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Premium MemberMars Flight Vindicated

I stand by my assertion Mars has next-to-zero AIR
That justifies my skeptical view AIRcraft can't fly there
But in my poem composing, I did leave myself an 'out'
I can't have people thinking I'm a foolish clueless lout!

We knew already JPL and NASA pull such tricks
as to convince Terrestrials they're Total Clever Dicks
Inventive and resourceful and most
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Categories: vindicated, appreciation, encouraging, humor, humorous,
Form: Rhyme

Vindicated

Open plans' are the thing, they said.
Not for me, I said. 

You old fuddy duddy,
You have had your day, they said.

I like a bit of privacy, I said.
And I can't think straight with all that noise, I said. 

Get over it Pap, they said.
Head phones and texting will take care of the noise level
And your
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Categories: vindicated, age, analogy, books, celebration,
Form: Imagism



Vindicated

Venerated priest John Almond
our brother - reprover  of sin,
a good example to follow
and to give testimony to Christ.

He often had to dispute
with heretical ministers,
who came away so confused
as not to know what to say.

He went through the crucible 
of life and of unjust punishment.
He was indicted
for it was a treason

for a priest ordained
according to
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Categories: vindicated, political,
Form: Verse

Fate Vindicated

Love letters from L.A. so sweet
Every line makes my heart skip
A beat, I know someday we will
Be together because I believe
The heart can bridge any distance
No matter the miles that separate
Us today, no and not even the
High Sierra can stand between us
Although I really don't know what
You see in me, I’m just a simple
Country boy
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Categories: vindicated, emotions, heart, love, ,
Form: Free verse

Vindicated

Sticky hot weather like angry hands choking your breath way..
Fear its cold shivers of panic racing down your back , oh how do you get away?
Death is quick , death is quiet peaceful easy. Death is snow.
Heaven is for children
Hell is for sinners
I fall somewhere in between
where do i go?
just a ghost
just a though
smoke.
gone.
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Categories: vindicated, lifedeath, death,
Form: Free verse



Vindicated

Winter in New York
the few stars we can see
   in its urban sky
are about to appear
You've triumphed!
    Seems that your
old
beliefs 
     were really the 
ones you should have 
     known would remain 
true 
    Birds winging overhead 
don't have
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Categories: vindicated, allegory, nature
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things