Much Love, Deb Poems ~ Fresh & Thought~Provoking

Tag: Earth

  • Elliptical

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    In a harmonious dance with the Earth and the universe, the poet embraces a meditative journey. With a focus on movement and connection, they celebrate the joy of life and the beauty in uncertainty. This reflective experience fosters relaxation and unity, encouraging a sense of peace amidst the unknown.

  • Earth Is A Dictator

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    Earth has deceived us into believing we can thrive here, yet orchestrates a bleak reality of censorship and manipulation. Even the brightest minds struggle against this chaotic facade. We live in fear, stifled by micromanagement, where innovation is crushed, and harsh punishments await any misstep. Welcome to our dystopian existence.

  • Poet Deb’s growing collection of Earth Poems

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    In the heart of hurricane season, Poet Deb, a transplant from Seattle, confronts nature’s fury on Puerto Rico. Amidst the dark humor of the locals, her poetry flows—Yet, she’s undeterred, sharing her verses as a means of survival and resilience in the face of chaos.

  • Tectonic Patience

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    The poet expresses a deep impatience regarding humanity’s treatment of Earth and highlights the importance of awareness and connection to the slow, patient geological changes of our planet.

  • Competitive Weather

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    The poem imagines weather as a competitive sport, where extreme conditions compete for dominance in the Earth’s atmosphere. It portrays captivating weather events like Heatstroke Hurdles and Downpour Derbies, highlighting their drama and unpredictability. The narrative invites readers to engage with the spectacle and choose their favorite weather teams.

  • I Found the Birth of the Earth

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    Deb has cracked the ultimate mystery of Earth’s birth, putting an end to the endless debates—at least until next time! With a sprinkle of poetry and love, she reminds us that some arguments are as pointless as searching for socks in a black hole. Problem solved, folks!

  • Can’t Make a Big Decision?

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    The text explores the complexities of decision-making about life and mortality, using vivid imagery of nature and memories to illustrate the interconnectedness of past experiences and wisdom. It emphasizes that answers to life’s challenges lie within our shared existence with all living beings.

  • In the shower

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    In a world where shower thoughts take a bizarre turn, our narrator wonders about everything from soap’s cleanliness to the existential crisis of peeing in the shower. Amidst the hilarity, there’s a heartfelt plea for affection wrapped in musings about the weird, recycled water. Who knew showers could become so philosophical… and eew?