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Forth Vaccination Boosts Acquiescence Toward Mortality Part Deux
...shuttering fright housed inside in one poof annihilating prejudice (white privilege included) and pride reducing to ashes trumpeting self importance, where snide persona grata becomes irrelevant......

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Categories: visored, 12th grade, age, april,
Form: Rhyme
Acquiescence Toward Mortality
...Management here at Highland Manor Apartments sent out word that tomorrow, January twenty third, two thousand and twenty one, we (all residents) will receive the first (of two) inoculations to st......

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Categories: visored, absence, adventure, faith, funeral,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Providence
...In disaster and war movies the protagonist (Queen) and her immediate circle are protected from anonymous death. They may die (one by one or all at once) but someone at least grieves. Or th......

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Categories: visored, body, city, fire, god,
Form: Verse
Railroad Boy
...Where have all the cabooses gone, Red slab sided, cupola, curved roof, Friendly stove pipe hat, every kids wish, Moveable tree house clickety-clacking Cozily rolling across America Snappy visor......

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Categories: visored, childhood, children, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Life To Live
...Where have all the cabooses gone, Red slab sided, cupola, curved roof, Friendly stove pipe hat, every kids wish, Moveable tree house clickety-clacking Cozily rolling across America Snappy visor......

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Categories: visored, allegory, childhood, children, imagination,
Form: Free verse



Pillage...And Peace
...Upon a dead mound of rocks, Approached a man, a horse, With armored chest and visored face: Well-shielded all across. Looking back, he gestured motion Then there was a shout Of thundering voice......

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Categories: visored, death, imagination
Form: Narrative
' It Was a Cowboy Knight ... ' (Cowboy Poem # 5)
...I Saw The Tall, Lone-Star Walk in the Café-Bar With Silver, Jingling Spurs … I Knew, What They Were … … with Boots, Bluejeans and The Chaps and Big-Belt-Buckle, Above His Lap and The Hung-Low......

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Categories: visored, cowboy-western, life, nostalgia, people,
Form: Cowboy Poetry

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