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Inbred Ambitions

I remember the days,
People took their creativity seriously.
And lived to fulfill their inbred ambitions.

Today people want to participate,
More as a whim to socialize and network.
And when they stroll in late,
With excuses to make...
I am not one to appreciate it,
With a subtle delivery of comments.

And coming in smacking on gum!
And carrying snacks?
My discipline within I keep,
Will not allow me to tolerate that!

And 'please'...
Do not hold up other people's time,
By a display of 'theatrics' that lie.
That kind of disrespect,

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poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
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Emotions

Silence,
Emotions;
Inbred human nature,
There is no fear in love;
And i will come for you when the need arises.

poem by Edward Kofi Louis
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I think the art world... is a very small pond, and it's a very inbred pond. They rely on information from an elect elite sect of galleries, primarily in New York.

quote by Thomas Kinkade
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I started in London, as a kid. My mother knew I had sort of an inbred talent. She was an actress, so I inherited it from her. But I think I got a lot of it from my grandfather, who was a great politician.

quote by Angela Lansbury
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The War Of Shame

The War of Shame

Europe’s grand war
It was given permission
By US Of A
To conduct a war on its own
And Europe screwed it up

Leather boots on sand
Send in the Norwegians
Once occupied
They like to be invaders
Proper tiny fascists do

Like to blow up tanks
Calls it defence of freedom
Obese arsed twits
Inbred political elite
Saudi kingdom of the North

poem by Oskar Hansen
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Linkage

Too many mongrels on road
chasing inbred hymens,
while walking I try to find
who was not unipolar.

I am trying to fill in
magic and enigma
in intersex of autobiography
of a right man.

I must find out
who were you in feminine attire
drinking sap from merciless life
igniting god?

To uncover the antimatter
I place a wreath for the matter.
Body flashes the other side of death
to uncouple the link.

poem by Satish Verma
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Browbeating the Populace

Throughout history
-Browbeaten populace-
They give us more than we cannot try
Than can,
And have the gall to call it 'freedom'.
Because the fish that will not be preserved
For the room of a reservoir project
(To say nothing of the visuals)
We kick mother earth
And ourselves to boot
Between the teeth.

I say let all
Decide for themselves,
Given time, given a cetain inbred love,
Not to disrespect nominal rights,
If they do no harm,
Rights that do not display the love of
Killing, or raping the world.

poem by Stan Petrovich
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Africa's Calling

Take me back to Africa
where Hippos and Lions roam.
Where Giraffes and Zebra live in harmony
making Africa's tundra their life, their home.

Rains come not often to drench dry thirst of land
not as often as one would like.
Locus clouds plague the land
while devouring everything in sight.

Uglyness yet beauty of this land
only the stong can and will survive.
Scavenger birds picking bones clean
all that was hunted, killed and died.

Africa calling, this land inbred in me.
Just take me home to Africa
Africa's calling again to see.

poem by Linda Winchell
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Early Works - Indecision

We are all searchers
some try to capture a childhood
we never had the way we wanted.

I am like Macbeth
a man who could never make up his mind
until it is or was too late
the consequence is the good things,
the important things pass us by
without our even realizing.

We are all full of indecision
a human frailty that has been
inbred within us for years
being so we are fallible
when we make mistakes
only with some
life is one big mistake.

We try to prove our worthiness,

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poem by David Harris
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Sonnet: Most Things Are Fake

And everywhere, Life proves to be quite fake;
The love in human circles is not true;
The affection 'tween siblings, sense doesn't make;
The talented, rewards don't get that’s due.

And glamour steals the show where beauty fails;
The made-up face is glorified on screen;
Just unfit heros, heroines, world hails,
The handsome lad, beauteous lass is unseen.

And milk has water more than milk itself;
The world employs most fraudulent methods;
And men want power, position and pelf;
Gone are the days of pure and inbred herds;

Most things in life and money seems a fake;
Show me one unpolluted River/lake?

poem by John Celes
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