Michael Burch

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07/22/202646 Haiku
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07/22/202622 Haiku
07/22/202629 Free verse
07/22/202659 Rhyme
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09/22/2025259 Rhyme
09/18/2025216 Lyric
08/26/2025203 Rhyme
08/26/2025228 Villanelle
08/17/2025284 Haiku
07/26/2025369 Free verse
07/26/2025227 Limerick
07/26/2025503 Free verse
07/25/2025201 Rhyme
07/24/2025258 Haiku
07/24/2025179 Haiku
07/08/2025232 Haiku
07/08/2025377 Haiku
07/07/2025262 Haiku
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06/23/2025662 Free verse
06/22/2025286 Rhyme
06/16/2025218 Haiku
06/11/2025236 Free verse
05/13/2025246 Rhyme
05/09/2025446 Rhyme
05/07/2025391 Free verse
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02/22/2025243 Rhyme
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01/28/2025376 Rhyme
01/27/2025947 Rhyme
01/13/2025859 Rhyme
01/10/2025410 Free verse
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01/08/2025382 Rhyme
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12/21/2024485 Rhyme
12/21/2024379 Free verse
12/21/2024394 Rhyme
12/21/2024471 Rhyme
12/21/2024287 Rhyme
12/20/2024646 Rhyme
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12/20/2024771 Englyn
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12/11/2024366 Tanka
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Quote Left As springs’ budding blossoms emerge the raptors glide mercilessly. I wrote this haiku-like poem on 3-27-2023 after the Nashville Covenant school shooting massacre. — Michael R. Burch Quote Right
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Quote Left How long will you live by eating someone else’s leftovers? Find your own way, don’t live on regurgitated words! —Kabir Das, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch (keywords/tags: life, words, Hindi) Quote Right
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Quote Left When you were born, you wept while the world rejoiced. Live your life so that when you die, the world weeps while you rejoice. —Kabir Das, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch (keywords/tags: birth, death, world, laughter, rejoice, weep, weeping, cry, crying) Quote Right
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Quote Left Keep the slanderer near you, build him a hut near your house. For, when you lack soap and water, he will scour you clean. —Kabir Das, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch (keywords/tags: home, water, Hindi) Quote Right
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Quote Left Without looking into our hearts, how can we find Paradise? —Kabir Das, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch (keywords/tags: heart, hearts, paradise, sight, seeing, senses, vision) Quote Right
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Quote Left Certainly, saints, the world’s insane: If I tell the truth they attack me, if I lie they believe me. —Kabir Das, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch (keywords/tags: truth, trust, lies, faith, belief, world) Quote Right
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Quote Left A poet births words, brings them into the world like a midwife, then wet-nurses them from infancy to adolescence. — Michael R. Burch (keyword/tags: poet, poets, words, birth) Quote Right
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Quote Left The most dangerous words ever uttered by human lips are “thus saith the LORD.” — Michael R. Burch (keywords: lord, god, bible, religion) Quote Right
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Quote Left Trump broke the law and endangered national security. After all, it’s not like the KGB doesn’t know how to pick locks. — Michael R. Burch aka “The Loyal Opposition” (Keywords: America, USA, leadership, Trump, treason, lock, locks, national security) Quote Right
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Quote Left Ko Un was speechless at Auschwitz. Someday, when it’s too late, will we be speechless at Gaza? —Michael R. Burch (Keywords/Tags: Holocaust, Auschwitz, Gaza, death, murder, ethnic cleansing, genocide, infanticide, matricide) Quote Right
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Quote Left Joe Montana was Joe Cool, but he was also Joe Clutch. — Michael R. Burch (Keywords/Tags: football, sports, Joe Montana, cool, clutch) Quote Right
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Quote Left Water reforms, although we slice it with our swords; Sorrow returns, although we drown it with our wine. ('A Toast to Uncle Yun' by Li Bai, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch) Keywords/Tags: water, wine, sorrow, swords, Li Bai, Uncle Yun Quote Right
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Quote Left The spring breeze knows partings are bitter; The willow twig knows it will never be green again. ('Lines from Laolao Ting Pavilion' by Li Bai, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch) Keywords/Tags: spring, green, part, parting, partings, tree, twig Quote Right
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Quote Left Cassidy Hutchinson is a modern Erin Brockovich except that in her case the well has been poisoned for the whole country. — Michael R. Burch (Keywords/Tags: America, USA, patriotic, truth, justice, White House, Trump) Quote Right
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Quote Left Cassidy Hutchinson is not only credible, but her courage and poise under fire have been incredible. — Michael R. Burch (Keywords/Tags: courage, truth, patriotic, credible, incredible, credibility, Trump) Quote Right
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Quote Left I have suffused myself in poetry as a lizard basks, soaking up sun, scales nakedly glinting; its glorious light he understands—when it comes, it comes… (Michael R. Burch, "Sun Poem," keywords/tags: sun, sunshine, summer, poetry) Quote Right
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Quote Left I think it's woeful and should be unlawful to eat those awful tofu waffles! ('Woeful Waffles' by Michael R. Burch) Quote Right
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Quote Left Truths are more likely discovered by one man than by nations.—Rene Descartes, translation by Michael R. Burch Quote Right
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Quote Left Love has the value of gold, if it’s true; if not, of rue. —Michael R. Burch Quote Right
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Quote Left Elevate your words, not their volume. Rain grows flowers, not thunder.—Rumi, translation by Michael R. Burch Quote Right
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Quote Left Did heaven ever seem so far? Remember–we are as You were, but all our lives, from birth to death— Gethsemane in every breath. ('A Possible Argument for Mercy' by Michael R. Burch) Quote Right
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Quote Left Poets may labor from sun to sun, but their editor's work is never done. (Keywords: poets, poems, poetry, edit, editor, editing) Quote Right
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Quote Left We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all women were created sequel... ('Adam's Rib vs. Women's Lib' by Michael R. Burch) Quote Right
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Quote Left The reign in a chauvinist’s brain falls mainly as mansplain. ("Apologies to España" by Michael R. Burch, Keywords/Tags: men, women, Spain, Spanish) Quote Right
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Quote Left There is nothing at all supreme, nor anything remotely just, about Clarence Thomas.—Michael R. Burch (Keywords/Tags: justice, injustice, supreme court, corruption, America, judgement) Quote Right
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Quote Left Justice may be blind, but does she have to be deaf too?—Michael R. Burch (Keywords/Tags: silence, justice, injustice, integrity, truth) Quote Right
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Quote Left “Epigram” means cram, then scram! ("Brief Fling" by Michael R. Burch, Keywords/Tags: write, writing, words, word play) Quote Right
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Quote Left Brief autumn breeze ... she always wanted to pluck the reddest roses —Issa, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch This is a haiku Issa wrote after the death of his daughter Sato with the note: “Sato, girl, 35th day, at the grave.” Quote Right
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Quote Left Wayne Gretzky was pure skill poured into skates.—Michael R. Burch Keywords/Tags: sports, hockey, NHL, skill, talent, genius, miracle Quote Right
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Quote Left Mother: the tenderest word on the world's lips. —Khalil Gibran, loose translation/interpretation/paraphrase by Michael R. Burch for Mother's Day 2022 Quote Right
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