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Posts Tagged ‘ Poverty ’

Of Life’s Complexity

August 7, 2012
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Poverty_by_anacoluthon

Of Life’s Complexity Inspired by The Poetry Of Tupac Shakur Those who accept simplicity have never walked on the same side of the street as me. They’ve never watched grown folks cry when hopes and dreams slowly die. They’ve never seen single mothers struggle or heard their cries around dinner time when food is...
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Born To Write

July 21, 2012
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Ink_by_BloodyBizarre

  I continue to study this poem.  I feel there is an energy of something more waiting to explode from the verses.  I’m not sure if this poem will make the cut for the “Different Kind Of Blues” project but I will continue to explore this poem.  I share this draft with you. Born...
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Poem Cry

June 29, 2012
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summer_sky_by_xkillz-d42b0rl

Poem Cry There is no crying in poetry because poems don’t cry for sympathy/they cry to expose the human emotion of translation and they cry to ignite the fuel of connection . I have had many tears in this life; many tears I’ve found again in the fragrance of summer’s past but I will...
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These Words

April 8, 2012
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The_Ghetto_by_juggernaut_4

These Words Sitting here thinking, reminiscing about how back then the world seemed cruel and life through my eyes was filled with rules – I was a young child, age of five and so newly alive, taught early the streets as a source to survive I write these words so glad I’m alive and...
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Songs Of The City

February 24, 2012
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songs of the city

  Through their eyes I see the instruments of hope  and in their faces I hear decayed dreams whistling through the hollow silence of these forgotten streets where only those with strength can cope; they are the many lives who reach out to be heard in this place where very few stop to listen...
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Somewhere To Belong

October 10, 2010
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Somewhere To Belong

There is always a home in the shelter of a heart.                      I never really understood why I slept in different beds and stared up at ceilings I wasn’t use to studying.  Most of the time I had my nana, aunts and uncle; but there were times me and my mother were somewhere else. ...
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    Who is your favorite classic poet, Poe, Wilde, Byron, Browning, Yeats, Keats, Kerouac, Dylan Thomas, perhaps even newer, Billy Collins, Mary Oliver, Kay Ryan? Read your favorite classic poet, read poems that inspire you, touch you, have special meaning. COME share in a celebration of our poetic history. You must first know from where you come, before you can […]
  • Simon Wright’s “In A Moon’s Mist”
    Simon Wright is a workaholic, adrenaline junkie, with little time for art and as a working class yorkshireman, (that’s northern england) where men are not supposed to write bloody poetry like big jessies. He was going full speed with life, when life decided otherwise, and after an operation to remove his top 2 vertebrae and a lengthy break from work, he bega […]
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