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- POEM: Ethno States
- POEM: As the Future Calls
- POEM: A Monumental Steeling
- POEM: Instrumentality
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Category Archives: Poems
POEM: Doxxed
My religion is unorthodox, and those orthodox varieties of all sorts find me heretical. Doxxed He was doxxed From the right From the left Catching hell And heaven From both sides Paradoxxed Inscrutably sow In a dyslexic manor E pluribus … Continue reading
Posted in About Top Pun, Poems, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Awe, Heaven, Hell, Religion
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POEM: A Perfect 11
This poem channels my inner 11 year old. I am happy to embrace my inner 11 year old as part of who I am. A Perfect 11 It was an emotional age Living in that boy hood And now Just … Continue reading
POEM: Heart Confetti
My heart breaks, particularly when US cannot brake genocide. Heart Confetti My heart Shatters A billion peaces Shuttered Once helled To gather Now veinly hoping Fore a body politic And singular victory A party to genocide And ticker tape prayed
Posted in Anti-War, News, Peace, Poems, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Heart
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POEM: Taking a Bite Out of War Crime
I am far more worried about Joe Biden’s moral feebleness than I am about any alleged physical or mental feebleness. End the genocide in Gaza! Taking a Bite Out of War Crime Get that man some dentures Grandpa Joe needs … Continue reading
POEM: Chaste Tree
I can’t help but chuckle and shake my head on many a daze as I observe folks chasing sparkly objects with such apparent vigor. I can’t help but peer as a fool myself, where my attention is rapt, as you … Continue reading
POEM: As Humanity Reseeds
Here is an apocalyptic valentine, a final kiss planted. As Humanity Reseeds That final mourning We greet With a kiss A poetic rejoinder Transcendent graffiti Write on the apocalypse In a whirled that had Drunk The Kool-Aid® Even at that … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Apocalypse, Awe, God, Humanity, Mourning, Transcendent, Valentine
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POEM: Courting Pro Bait
I am a sojourner in this world — just, passing through, paying it forward. I’d rather give everything I got than sell anything. Those with heirs can sort that shit out… Courting Pro Bait I have no will Of my … Continue reading
POEM: The Means
As commander-in-chief Biden provides unconditional support indispensable to Israel’s genocidal actions in Gaza, he offers inconsequential advice, even “warnings,” to limit mass civilian killings. If stopping genocide, the worst crime known to man, is somehow a close call, then his … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-War, News, Peace, Poems, Political Action, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Cowardice, Crime, Israel, Moral
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POEM: Dogged Reasoning
This a poem highlighting the barren view of life that rugged reasoning can impose on the awesome experience of consciousness. Life is much more than sterile propagation of the specious. Dogged Reasoning He wood Knot know Consciousness If he Saw … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Consciousness, Experience, God, Job, Life
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POEM: Heir to a Thousand Generations
This poem is about recognizing and appreciating that we rest on the shoulders of a thousand generations and that each moment can take inspiration from this long arc of our existence, powering us forward in ways worthy of our ancestors. … Continue reading
POEM: The Weigh Forward
This poem is about moving forward into the future, looking up, not looking down, living holistically, not partial to tribalism. The Weigh Forward Awe ways ahead Sum times behind Never beneath As earth is before me I may know What … Continue reading
POEM: Gaza, Eat It
This poem addresses the Gazan’s plight of living under siege in an open air prison, under massive military assault, including widespread bombing of civilians and civilian infrastructure. This poem highlights the genocidal assault, particularly the mass starvation as a result … Continue reading
POEM: Pokey Politics
Republicans continue to cling to a policy-free zone, crammed with demagoguery. Pokey Politics Republican politics Is like poking you with a stick To see what you will Due What we can get A weigh with And I can’t help But … Continue reading
POEM: Which Neighbor is a Keeper?
This poem is about racism and nativism, our propensity to dehumanize the other, to write other humans off, to find room aplenty to throw under the bus or imprison in won weigh or an other. Which Neighbor is a Keeper? … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Hope, Racism, Soul, Truth
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POEM: Bombing
Humanity is bombing. Let’s end the violence. Bombing Bombs a way Bombs aweigh Bombs a weigh Bombs away
Posted in Anti-War, Peace, Poems, Political Action, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Humanity, Violence
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POEM: Seeking Haven — Deed On A Rival
Here is a poem about our nation’s recalcitrance in welcoming immigrants and refugees. Wile we use cramped legalisms to incarcerate our hearts, many speak openly in racist and violent terms. I strongly suspect that we would do better as a … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Citizenship, God, Illegal, Refugees, Work
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POEM: The Incalculable Weighs to Prey
This poem ponders the fact that hardships and trauma can lead people away from religious and spiritual seekings as well as leading them to such seeking. I find that while darkness can be powerful, even overwhelming, light has a way … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Awe, Church, Life, Religious, Spiritual
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POEM: Life Keeps
I find comfort in the persistent reality that life keeps happening. As I keep learning to let go, I find that life flows more gently to whatever the next thing is that life offers up. I continue to be amazed … Continue reading
Posted in About Top Pun, Poems, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Death, Learning, Life, Reality
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POEM: Knot The One in Red
According to family lore, when I was a very young child, I gave my toys away to other children. While this may have been a good way to make friends, I suspect that it was an early sign of me … Continue reading
Posted in About Top Pun, Poems, Political and Philosophical Musings
Tagged Awe, Children, Family, Play
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POEM: One Standard — To Rule Them All
This poem is a bout the hypocrisy of me me me, and and a perpetually truncated version of we we we, where “we” win and you lose. One Standard: To Rule Them All I only Halve Two standards For me … Continue reading