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why eye drink the vin in vignette (for all the better poets here)*dedicated to all the better poets here...* / don't know much about a quatrain / don't know how to write a refrain,

@bus-poet-stop60

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I am LoudI am loud, / Demanding attention. / I know when I am being charming

@subconscious-on-parade57

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Don't SettleLove, the real kind, is never simple. / It is the one thing that makes life worth it in the end, / and something that wonderful and sought-after is never going to be easy to get.

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10 reasons why i love you.1. your precious smile, / that never failed to shine; / a heaven-sent beam,

@mellowfantasies54

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for the brokenif ever you wonder / if ever your heart should grow curious / for lust and love and spirit

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TechnologyScience is a wonderful thing, it is / Science is here, there, and surrounding all. / From the mines below to the rocketships above

@Whovianfaun114

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Can I Have a Word?Can I have a word, please? / It can be any word. / Just give me a word.

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HappinessWe waste most of the time, / trying to find that one thing we all desire, / happiness.

@cigarette-daydreams22

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Save the Trees, Save the Nature, Save the EarthWhat a wonderful view to see / The flowers and the trees in serenity / The people and animals strive for prosperity

@kevin-ondoy-maglinte44

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Tumbling-HairTumbling-hair / picker of buttercups / violets

E. E. Cummings9

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Gone to the UnseenAt last you have departed and gone to the Unseen. / What marvelous route did you take from this world? / Beating your wings and feathers,

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What is Transgender?I think sometimes, about what it means to be transgender. I probe and probe for answers, because as the possibility for a new age of enlightenment and safety increases, the others want to know. I’ve come up with many answers, but I can hold to none. I don’t deserve to paint the definition of a culture with the limited experiences I’ve had. I don’t see myself in the transgender identified people allowed on television. I don’t see myself in the transgender identified people making news feeds and giving high profile interviews. And as my nation’s exposure to our culture increases, likely will their curiosity. Am I transgender? Do I have the right? I’ve heard doctors, psychiatrists, may refuse transgender patients access to hormone therapy based on how dedicated or convincing their portrayal of their identified gender. If you want to be a man or woman, you’ll have to look like the women and men on TV. If you want to be transgender, you’ll have to look like the trans identified people on TV. Every single one of us who has an active role as either participant or observer in our society is prey to the crisis of validity. Am I pretty enough? Am I strong enough? Am I brave enough? Mom enough? Dad enough? Competitive enough? Successful enough? Rich enough? **** enough? Pious enough? It never ends. We’re, as a nation of people, being crushed and compartmentalized by this ever present lens, looming over us, exploiting our weaknesses and fears so it may grow wider, and support itself as it follows us, seemingly forever into the future. And one of the worst fears this camera of existential torment exploits, in most of us every day, is, “Do I have a reflection?” “What does it look like?” “Do I look like me?” What does it mean to be transgender? I can’t get away from that question. But I don’t have an answer. There are varying degrees of anguish, depression, panic, anxiety, and other wonderful emotional states that creep up on you and breathe down your neck nearly every waking day. Absolute contempt for the lie of a life you’ve lived till now, and contempt for the fragments still stuck to you, in memories, attached to your body and mind. Fear of those in your own community who would purposefully humiliate, invalidate, or attack you, choosing their own universal moral code over the innate urge and capacity to support the health and continued well being of another human. A ******* neighbor. A ******* pupil. A ******* employee. A ******* sister, brother, son, daughter, mother, father, cousin, ******* blood. What is being transgender like? By my experiences, it’s just like being anyone else in the country. But with a lot more fear, death, exclusion and medication.

@shychaospatrol1

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Night Therapy☾ / Yesterday I cried to the moon / as she wiped my tears away

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When My Love Comes To See Me It’swhen my love comes to see me it’s / just a little like music,a / little more like curving colour(say

E. E. Cummings15

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A love letter to me.This letter is truly and doubtlessly a letter to the only person who will be left when everyone else is gone. To the woman of my life. To my love, my life, my everything. To me. / Dear me, / You, the way you are, are perfect. You, with your little struggles you bear, with all the strength you carry so desperately around, finding a way to use it in your everyday life. You, with all your words stuck in your throat that you are so scared to say out loud – so you write them down.

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your smileso gentle your smile is / so shy as well / i don't know what you're hiding from

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butterflylife is like / when you're / a little kid

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Why is outer beauty seen to be more attractive than inner beauty?As insecure toddlers, we were often told by our parents that inner beauty is more important than outer beauty. This is how they were able to instill in us the confidence we may have today, whenever we represent ourselves in front of other people. However, this is something I find to be quite inaccurate. If you ask a random person about what they find beautiful and attractive, most of them would probably begin to describe a person’s physical attributes than the internal attributes. / Beauty is defined to be the perfect balance and harmony with nature, which may lead to feelings of attraction and emotional well-being. Since the attraction is subjective, the term “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” takes place. Many individuals would like to believe that looks are never important, and that judgments should be based on a person’s internal well-being instead of its outer counterparts. / In our modern society, external beauty is more favorable since everything becomes more convenient, than when you only have internal beauty. People will always see your external beauty the moment they see you and not that beautiful mind and soul of yours, and that’s what makes them attracted to you. Just like with expensive cars, the moment a car is put into the market, the consumer who will buy them would first look at their exterior first before they would look for its driving ability; no matter how good its performance may be, these people would always look at its exterior. Also, external beauty can help you be successful, it can land you jobs, earn more money, and help you be treated with more respect by strangers than those with internal beauty.

@SilentSanctuary4

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DiversityThere are some people / Who think very logically / They have a hard time

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MumbaiMumbai is rich, Mumbai is poor. / Mumbai is fast, Mumbai is slower. / Little bit sweet, and little bit sour,

@jasraj-sangani38

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The Little, Blind GirlI met her once / a little, blind girl / who had let me

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My Naked Lady Framedmy naked lady framed / in twilight is an accident / whose niceness betters easily the intent

E. E. Cummings17

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Picture UsI imagine myself with you, M. / I can see myself, happy with you. / I can picture us on our first date,

@drew-vincent20

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"DEAR BLANK CHALLENGE" PLEASE PLEASE READ THIS AND REPOST TRY TO KEEP IT GOING: HELLOPOETRY "DEAR BLANK" CHALLENGE SECRET SANTA POEMS EXCEPT NOT SECRET AND NOT SANTA RANDOM ACT/POEM OF KINDNESS STRANGER POETRY APPRECIATION"DEAR BLANK CHALLENGE" PLEASE PLEASE READ THIS AND REPOST TRY TO KEEP IT GOING: HELLOPOETRY "DEAR BLANK" CHALLENGE SECRET SANTA POEMS EXCEPT NOT SECRET AND NOT SANTA RANDOM ACT/POEM OF KINDNESS STRANGER POETRY APPRECIATION / I thought it might be nice to do like a secret santa thingy on hellopoetry only not secret and not santa… what I mean is, find a random stranger you literally have never met and do NOT know at all whose poetry you like and spend actual time genuinely reading their work, picking out your favorite lines and responding to them, pondering them, etc. Write something positive to them and post it as a poem with their name in the title. The “DEAR BLANK” challenge only you put their name instead of “blank”. I think we could all use a little recognition that we exist and are worth something since everyone seems a little depressed on here (including myself) which is fine, it’s a great outlet but it would be nice for people to just spontaneously find that a random stranger spent time in their life just to recognize you and care about your poetry. To write a kind poem/letter to them responding to lines in their poetry. If you need an example I just posted DEAR IMALRIGHT which was exactly what I meant. Check out imalright's poetry btw it is amazing. / I plan on doing for more than one person and I'd love for you to do the same. Spread a little kindness, we could all use a little.

@ember-evanescent11

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CricketsSometimes I think of killing myself / How the end would be so nice / How the darkness would swallow me up

@hillter_skillter28

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