Author: Deborah Marchant’
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Cancer, Stroke, Heart Attacks
In a human world inundated with political chaos, don’t just absorb the noise—own it. Be conscious of the tumult, and allow it to cascade through your consciousness. Embrace the chaos – it’s an emotional landscape. This poem’s theme is about the power of acceptance amidst the barrage. Much love, indeed.
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Unplanned Compositions
The content reflects on the beauty of capturing an unplanned and accidental moment in photography and poetry. It emphasizes the significance of unexpected experiences, as illustrated by a poem inspired by a photo of a Sun Bird taken last week. The piece highlights the charm of spontaneous art.
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Steve’s Request
The content describes a conversation between a wife and her husband, where he spontaneously creates a poem upon being asked about his preferred poem. The poem reflects themes of achieving peace and mindfulness through meditation, contrasting the effects of anxiety and caffeine, and emphasizes the tranquility found in entering a state of flow.
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The Perfect Movie Theater
Boredom is a silent killer, turning life into a monotonous loop. Yet, amidst the apathy, lies a ticket to your own cinematic journey—a path where your passions ignite and addiction to dullness fades away. Choose your narrative, relish the bliss, and remember: you control the show or sink into endless yawn.
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When Work Slows Down
and to keep a job, from a maintenance crew i heard ”Break something so that it needs repairing”. This wearily reminds me of how many times – I can’t count how many times people make up sorrows and troubles so they can swoop in and solve. This need to be needed often goes too far.…
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The Big Black Box
Deb reminisces about her first date with Steve, which took place at a notable Seattle location. Their fond memories from that day reflect the lightheartedness and joy of their 30-year + marriage. She expresses deep gratitude and love for Steve, highlighting how he has positively impacted her life.
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Death is not the Devil
The poem expresses a struggle with internal beliefs and fears, questioning the origins of these thoughts. The poet confronts their brain for instilling fear, likening it to bullying and expressing a desire for empathy instead of fear. It emphasizes the emotional turmoil caused by these frightening narratives.
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Why Gratitude Works
A Gratitude Meetup Group metaphor fosters safety and connection, enhancing mental well-being and resilience, leading Gratitude participants to experience increased positivity and healthier interpersonal relationships.
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Looking at the Open Opened Mind
The post describes a metaphorical mind space marked “Always Open,” encouraging openness to new ideas and perspectives. Positive reviews highlight its welcoming nature, relaxed atmosphere, and excellent problem-solving opportunities. Visitors express gratitude for the unique environment that fosters creativity and promotes values like cooperation and global peace.
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Creating An Interesting America
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with exciting adventures to have regularly. No need for oversea traveling. We have it all here already. How handy! We have easy access to brain enhancing naturally with fun and friendly mental gymnastics bending and swinging freely up and away from narrow-minded scared and frightened highly death anxious cramped trapped inside a limited thinking that…
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Did your Dad, Uncle, Cousin, Brother, Neighbor, TV Actor, Sister, Aunt, Mother, Teacher, Grand Dad, Grand Mother
This piece invites introspection about how childhood experiences shape political views and fears. It encourages readers to reflect on past traumas and their emotional impact, prompting questions about current beliefs and voting behaviors. By examining these connections, individuals can gain clarity and understanding of their motivations in a compassionate manner.
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What Humbles You?
The content explores the concept of humbling experiences, questioning where and how they occur, who is involved, and their frequency. It contrasts humiliating humility with a positive, open-minded kind that promotes change. It invites reflection on personal moments of changing one’s mind and the reasons behind those transformations.
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The Gulf
The content critiques how biases and lack of critical thinking erode human depth and empathy, likening them to pollution in the ocean. It suggests a metaphorical renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to reflect America’s complicity in increasing hurricanes, emphasizing the need for accountability and deeper reflection in society.
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The “Call For Perfection” Fallacy
You want me to agree to impossible conditions. Stop trying to divert me and yourself away from what you are doing. Be honest. You have no intentions of thinking deeper about this issue. Instead, you are raising nothing but objections. Just admit you are a Scared Mental Thinker and that your mind is self-protectively closed.…
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A Hypocrites Mind Switch
In a moment of reflection, the writer expresses a sense of confusion and vulnerability, grappling with unexpected emotions and thoughts. They emphasize the importance of consistency and humility, suggesting that adhering to the Golden Rule can guide one through life’s challenges, encouraging a shift toward feeling more alive despite uncertainty.
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LovingMyLife
In this reflective piece, the author contemplates the journey of self-actualization, expressing gratitude for the love and care received throughout life. They ponder the factors contributing to their experiences, including race and memory, ultimately embracing the complexities that shape our identities. The tone conveys warmth and introspection.
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Critical Thinking Stuffed Inside Basement Barrels
(A heads-up: this poem is for mature readers.) Critical thinking stuffed inside basement barrels by the serial killer inside the human skull, that cuts off open arms of fair and balanced objective reasoning, cuts out the heart of empathetic, unselfish, non-controlling motives, strangles the throat, and stabs the eyes, of public discourse that have the…
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Question the Trust the Gut
The post emphasizes the importance of critical thinking to clear harmful biases and assumptions that hinder personal growth. It encourages individuals to question gut feelings and societal norms, promoting self-exploration and honesty to overcome mental stagnation. The message advocates for a transformative lifestyle through mindful questioning and open-mindedness.
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Censorship of Solar
A heads up for everyone who doesn’t know yet. That when haven’t seen enough good news about residential solar in the US, it’s because it’s being censored. It’s being deleted. It’s being “Reported” for this and that reason that have no merit by scaredy cats. Home solar works great! The censorship of home solar is…
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Not Listened to Enough
When words fail, try a hug, or help a lost soul find their way home—like yourself! Maybe ditch the dissertation and hum in the shower instead. Let’s face it, who wants to hear your endless complaints? Just watch your own mouth rant in the mirror, soon even your gut’ll get bored!
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Death Takes Care of Itself
The poem’s message encourages embracing the present and letting go of worries about the future. It reflects on the joy brought by pets, highlighting the importance of living in the moment. The poet acknowledges the struggle of staying present but resolves to focus on what can be controlled and accept life’s uncertainties.
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The Cut Diamonds of Grief
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in Broken, education, family, gardening, Healing, Health, Home, Organic, relationships, Self ReflectionGrief is a complex, multifaceted emotion that can evolve and affect our lives in profound ways. Instead of striving for a polished, socially acceptable form of grief, we should embrace its raw state, recognizing its unique beauty and value. It’s essential to honor our feelings authentically rather than comparing them to societal expectations.
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Inland Adults
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Adult Children, snug in their cozy cocoons, naively dismiss global warming, as mere bedtime tales told by Coastal People. They’re lulled into complacency, believing in fairy tales rather than facing harsh realities. As the ocean rises, they remain pampered and idle, swaddled inside their dry comfort.
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Abusively Mothering Governance
The post reflects on the 2016 US Presidential Election, expressing disillusionment with Hilary Clinton, whom the author describes as manipulative and emotionally immature. Supporters of Bernie Sanders felt used by the Democratic establishment. Clinton’s dismissal of Donald Trump’s supporters as “deplorables” echoed the negativity they experienced in their own lives.
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A Terrified Hat
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In a world overwhelmed by chaos and endless struggles for supremacy, the content reflects a poignant disillusionment. The poet questions the cyclical nature of violence. Drawing inspiration from MAD Magazine, the poem expresses a sense of boredom and resignation. The plea “Why-O-Why?” underscores a longing for understanding amidst chaos. Ultimately, this is a heartfelt commentary…
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My Dog is a Frog
My puppy just got a buzz cut, and wow, does she have freedoms! Gone are the days of her Shi Tzu hair tangled up like a tied up bamboo in a wrestling match. Now, she hops around, reveling in her newfound aerodynamic glory. Who knew a haircut could turn a dog into a furry frog?
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Don’t Forget Why We’re Here
This poem reflects on uncertainty and forgetfulness regarding the purpose for being. It questions if the reasons were ever truly communicated or if it was simply missed. There is a sense of frustration over the lack of clarity and a desire to revisit the explanation, pondering whether it ever existed.
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I death triggered my mom
Growing up in a family paralyzed by fear of death, the author reflects on feeling like a source of terror rather than joy. Their father’s absence at birth and the emotional distance create a poignant connection to their struggles with anxiety and isolation.
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Inspect & Protect Daily
the straps of your body and life that hold you together. Don’t let poverty, being a child, a young male, and an elder loosen a firm and snug grip on your body. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/injuries-and-violence#:~:text=Injuries%20and%20violence%20are%20a,risk%20of%20injury%20and%20violence. Run your hands over your head face mouth neck chest legs, check for damage. Do what you can control. Hang out, Store…
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A Late College Assignment
Nearly half a century ago, I penned a story that deeply moved my female instructor, earning an A+. It captured a visit to an older woman’s home, adorned with red velvet roses—a testament to the enduring beauty, music, and the profound love she nurtured in her tranquil solitude. Much love, Deb.
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Who Waters You?
The urgent cries of your body for hydration reflect a deep need for care and sustenance. Fear of dehydration manifests in physical strain and distress. By nurturing yourself, as you would a plant, you can alleviate this suffering and avoid painful consequences. Embrace the importance of replenishing your body with love and attention.
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The Internet Can’t
In a heartfelt plea, the author reminds us that genuine connection and a fulfilling life extend beyond the limitations of the internet. Emphasizing the importance of real experiences, they reflect on the inability of digital interactions to provide comfort, safety, or emotional connection, urging us to prioritize our relationships with one another.
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Wonderfully Pure Simple Joys
A simple visit to a neighbor with a thoughtful gift blossomed into a delightful afternoon. Sharing tea and admiring her new washing machine, the joy of fresh sheets filled the air. The day concluded with a refreshing rain and a peaceful night under the stars, leaving a heart full of contentment.
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Viligence in the Kitchen
In a world where too many chefs cause culinary chaos, Deb Poems humorously reveals that the saying isn’t just a kitchen mantra; it’s a recipe for family feuds, food poisoning, and possibly a funeral with gravestones shaped like toilets. Who knew that cooking could lead to such stomach-churning scenarios? So, remember, when it comes to…
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Empty Swing
In a poignant tribute, the swing dangles from a tree, an emblem of enduring grief and longing. Marking another year without a child, “In Loving Memory” encapsulates the heart-wrenching love and loss that persists over time.
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For Rent
In a world where our daily lives are confined from 8 to 5, hidden emotions and experiences fill our spaces—bedrooms, closets, and tools. If we could share our true selves and understand one another better, we might cultivate a deeper peace and connection among all. Much love echoes through these reflections.
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Shootings at 6
A.M.? What gives!? Gun shooting at peaceful pigeon doves – a Sunday morning hobby. Snubbing noses at nearby Asleep, falsely feeling secure, church goers. ©️January 2025 Much Love, Deb Poems This Poem is inspired by real live events in my rural neighborhood. The police were called by one of my good neighbors. It was a…
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death anxious parenting
The poem explores the intrusive nature of parents who hover over their children, symbolized by flying helicopters. It illustrates how this overwhelming presence can negatively impact children’s emotions and perceptions, emphasizing the damaging effects of excessive scrutiny and control in their lives.
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Earn It
The content discusses the benefits of being aware of death and preparing for it throughout life. It highlights how this awareness leads to better protections against regrets and unhealthy loyalties. The advice for a meaningful life and death includes honesty and authenticity, ultimately fostering a clear conscience and a well-considered legacy.
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L.A.’s Professional Fires
This post seems to romanticize the hustle culture, portraying success as a relentless race fueled by adrenaline and flashy achievements. It suggests that merely showing up guarantees trophies and recognition. One must question the depth of this narrative, as it appears more focused on appearances than genuine accomplishment or fulfillment.
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The faintably fainting brain
The poem describes a metaphorical fall, suggesting weak critical thinking led to an unforeseen event. The imagery of falling down conveys a need for grounding and clarity. It reflects on the importance of awareness and foresight, indicating a moment of realization that arises from being grounded in one’s surroundings.
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The Way of Winds
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Embrace the outdoors and immerse yourself in nature’s wonders. Leave behind screens, feel the wind’s caress, and allow your spirit to dance with the elements. Discover the profound connection with nature, where winds share stories and songs, enriching our souls and igniting a deeper appreciation for the world around us.
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Seeing the Fire Wider
In Los Angeles, there exists a knowledgeable perspective that understands and appreciates deeper truths, offering guidance and insight to those seeking enlightenment and clarity.
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An Ode to Plant Conservatories in Cities
The content celebrates the concept of herbivorous dinosaurs as ongoing entities that thrive in plant conservatories. It invites readers to connect with ancient vegetation, such as mosses and ferns, in urban settings. The message conveys a sanctuary for these “vegan dinosaurs,” highlighting their enduring presence amidst modern life.
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Stay and Rest in Peace
is an alternative lifestyle, another choice death restless anxious Americans are overlooking. Already moved, plan to move, hoping to move to ”where they treat me best”. There is no escape for Americans, in Switzerland, Thailand, Spain and the Philippines, from death – the allusions of miles moved away from the scary USA is a tiny…
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You’re Safe With Me
The post reflects on the essence of tranquility and the pursuit of goodness without societal biases. It emphasizes living a peaceful life, valuing the act of doing good for its own sake, and acknowledges that while many may overlook such sentiments, a few truly appreciate them.
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Distrust in the Groceries Stores
The post reflects a heartfelt concern about the harmful food options available in grocery stores that contribute to severe health issues like cavities and diabetes. It highlights the author’s journey over 40 years in search of organic and sugar-free alternatives to promote better health for everyone. Much Love, Deb Poems.
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Death Awareness At Work
The poem critiques corporate responsibility practices that lead to layoffs, age discrimination, and workplace anxiety regarding mortality. It highlights the fear of aging employees being dismissed due to a company’s obsession with profit margins, ultimately revealing the underlying dread surrounding death that influences human resource decisions in a corporate environment.
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Why you like some poems more than others…
https://www.16personalities.com/articles/poetry-writing-for-every-personality-type
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Some Like It Hot
The content reflects the resilient lifestyle of old sailors living vibrantly in Puerto Rico despite challenges, embracing full adventure and shedding human pride. It highlights the significance of the region’s aging population compared to the mainland, emphasizing both the beauty and struggles of life amid nature’s extremes.
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Deeplyer Question Genius
The post critiques modern inventions and the arrogance of those in prestigious institutions who dismiss the Earth’s inherent wisdom. It emphasizes that true intelligence lies beneath our feet, as humanity obscures vital connections in pursuit of technological solutions. The critique argues that this ignorance leads to self-humiliation and destruction.
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Surfer’s Wide Sad Eyes on Land,
In a world of rigid, tense figures, the beauty of freedom and joy emerges vividly. Amidst careful movements in mundane spaces, the essence of life flashes like vibrant sea birds in flight, embracing the waves with unburdened spirits. Here is a powerful contrast between confinement and the exhilarating taste of true liberation.
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From My Critical Thinking Teacher’s Desk
I saw you squirming in your seat, turning to look out the window, after I asked the class,”What is blocking us from thinking wise?” We both began watching a lizard on the glass window, running from a snake on the outside window ledge. I watched you cringe. your eyes blinking fast. your chest heave and…
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Discerning
Understanding the distinctions between arrogance and confidence, as well as pessimism and practicality, is crucial for personal growth. These insights can liberate you from burdensome defenses, alleviating emotional weight and allowing for genuine empathy. Embracing clarity in communication fosters deeper connections, enriching life rather than letting it sink into dread.
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Look for the poems in your favorite movies
This webpage talks about how movies are similar to poems and how screenwriting mirrors poetic writing. Both have a structure with a beginning, middle, and end, and screenwriters, like poets, use imagery and connect causes and effects to transport audiences to different worlds. It’s all about those interconnections!
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At Peace with Memory Loss
I poured a new cup of hot coffee. The first cup is lost in the house. Later on I’ll find it, like a hidden stash for later on. ©️January 2025 Much Love, Deb Poems
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At 50
Henry Bergh had his Ah-HA! Then he lived out 25 more years, til his death in 1888, as America’s Saint Francis of Assisi -in New York. ©️January 2025 Much Love, Deb Poems https://www.americanheritage.com/great-meddler https://www.animallaw.info/article/riddle-nineteenth-century-mr-henry-bergh https://observatory.wiki/States_Are_Doing_a_Terrible_Job_Enforcing_Laws_Meant_to_Protect_Farmed_Animals
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A Welcomed Mausoleum
In her heartfelt poem, Deb expresses a desire for simplicity in her final resting place, requesting her ashes be buried beneath a birdbath. This symbolizes a nurturing legacy, where a small gesture can bring joy to others, reminding us of the beauty in caring for our community and the world around us.
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Grassy Freedom
The poem illustrates a compassionate figure freeing trafficked horses, drawing a powerful parallel to child protective services saving children from abusive situations, indifferent to societal judgment.
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As You Choose
You alone can lighten the burden or make it intolerable. The way of your death is yours and yours alone. Only you can go the distance to the end. Death’s doorway is too narrow for more than one, at a time. Dying with and for freedom is bravely dying living it out, as you choose.…
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Ingredients of a ‘High Vibes Only’ Meal That Causes Serious Bloating
Embrace the ironic spectacle: white privilege paired with Tibetan Singing Bowls, affluent beach vacations, and The Beach Boys’ “Good Vibrations.” This bittersweet medley highlights a superficial ascent from the masses, all while the High Vibe Only tribe perpetuates harm under the guise of enlightenment. Reality check: ascension isn’t so glamorous.
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Why Fireworks? – Dedicated to my good neighbor Maria in Noisy Puerto Rico
Fireworks? What is a basic human why of them? Setting off explosives won’t cure poor diets, indigestion and constipation. Sure. The excitement & suspense physically clinches, presses on internal organs and sphincter holes, squeezing out toxins to keep on drinking and eating in. Sure. Late night boredom and fear of the dark is within seconds ignored. In a…
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I Trapped Myself
In a poignant reflection, the author shares their father’s last moments in the hospital, marked by denial of his impending death. The piece explores themes of death and capitalism, revealing the father’s struggle with financial burdens and missed conversations about life and death. Regret permeates the narrative, emphasizing the need for open dialogue.
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How about writing an existential poem about Christmas: a Christmas Spirit is not required
Want to pen an existential poem? Just remember: everything is meaningless, but at least your poem can rhyme. Embrace the void with a splash of creativity!
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Christmas? What’s Going On With You?
In a poignant reflection on life’s fleeting nature, the poem challenges the significance of traditions and illusions, suggesting that even Santa could tire of his role and declare life’s meaninglessness. It echoes a rebellious spirit, urging us to confront the deeper truths behind our customs and beliefs.
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Full Body Tsunami
This piece dives into a transformative experience that unfolds in just moments, starting from the forebrain and spreading warmth throughout the body. It emphasizes the deep relaxation achieved through meditation, leading to a fresh perspective on life and a peaceful, enlightened state that flows over past chaos.
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Real Organic Good To Do
Blood tainted by industry renders everything profane. In a world of apathy and smoke, true organic goodness remains. Choose authenticity over the sterile embrace of corruption.
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A Two Day Visit is Okay
In a primal dance of predator and prey, our hidden instincts clash, revealing the chaotic tension beneath civilized facades. Connection falters, rooted in fear and buried animalistic truths.
Much Love, Deb Poems ~ Fresh & Thought~Provoking 