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Lives of unbelieving.

The advocates in your presence
Are the judges in your absence.
Your admirers are your beggars.
Your supporters are feeders.
Your servants are the betrayers.
Your family is the parasite.
You live well, unbelievingly so.
27.04.2005

poem by Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar
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Creation destroys as it goes, throws down one tree for the rise of another. But ideal mankind would abolish death, multiply itself million upon million, rear up city upon city, save every parasite alive, until the accumulation of mere existence is swollen to a horror.

quote by David Herbert Lawrence
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Leech and the Crew cut Hypocrite

His pet is a leech well-being,
Lives in his hidden pocket
And it goes to Parliament with him.
It listens to the country’s laws.
This parasitic living is a great help to the Minister
As the parasite purifies his blood
And he dreams of a welfare state.

poem by Nimal Dunuhinga
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Riddle

A moth, I thogh, munching a word.
How marvellously weird! a worm
Digesting a mans sayings -
A sneakthief nibbling in the shadows
At the shape of a poet`s thunderous phrases -
How unutterably strange!
And the pilfering parasite none the wiser
For the words he has swallowed.

poem by Anonymous
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Riddle

A moth, I thogh, munching a word.
How marvellously weird! a worm
Digesting a mans sayings -
A sneakthief nibbling in the shadows
At the shape of a poet`s thunderous phrases -
How unutterably strange!
And the pilfering parasite none the wiser
For the words he has swallowed.

poem by Anonymous Americas
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The Bookworm

A moth, I thought, munching a word.
How marvellously weird! a worm
Digesting a man's sayings --
A sneakthief nibbling in the shadows
At the shape of a poet's thunderous phrases --
How unutterably strange!
And the pilfering parasite none the wiser
For the words he has swallowed.

poem by Anonymous Olde English
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“Polymorphous Me”

What am I?

Flotsam cast from the Eye of God?

A collection of atoms, molecules,
bound by intention, free-will, ego?

Am I a terrestrial-parasite?
A beast?
A man?
A cosmic alien-transplant?
A light/spirit cloaked in density?
god-man?

I am all of this,
I Am “Polymorphous Me”

ROTMS

poem by Ray Lucero
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Because I Need The Poetry So Much

BECAUSE I NEED THE POETRY SO MUCH

Because I need the Poetry so much
I become parasite upon it,
Instead of its coming to me surprisingly
I force myself upon it-
What once was a gift
Becomes a theft-

This poem too
Written in the too early
Too still dark hours
Does not sing through me,
But now says itself reluctantly and sadly
As if it had no right to exist.

poem by Shalom Freedman
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I am the angel of evil

I am an angel.
I am of no good.
Im an angel but more like a parasite.
I feed on your fears.
I pray on your insecureities.
I feed on your despare.

I am your demon angel.
I live to make your life hell.
It is a story left unsaid.

I and only I no.
I am here to destroy you.
I hate you.

For I am the angel of depression.
And i will eat away at you day by day.
One day I will destroy you.

poem by Amy Louise Kerswell
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When love breaks apart

Love's coalition has a fiend inside,
a parasite on its wing.
Servantry is not its call,
it'd rather crown itself a king.

Servitude and humbleness
are not values of its own.
The seed that love has nurtured
can now be crumbled into stone.

The love was not the lie,
but the illusions it was built on was.
This is just what happens,
when there is a divide,
between what is his and what is hers.

poem by Mandy Lee
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