Short-sighted – Much Love, Deb Poems ~ Fresh & Thought~Provoking

We’re NOT on a flat earth

Sep 14, 2025

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From Whidbey Island, Seattle’s skyline dazzles on the horizon, but Tacoma remains an elusive ghost, hidden even under the stars. The curvature of the Earth shrouds it from view. Want to see Tacoma? Then ditch the distant perch and make the journey—experience reality, not just a skyline illusion.

The Extreme Bad Weather

Mar 22, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Broken, Business, Conscious Death Anxiety, Earth, Government, Healing, Health, Politics, Self Reflection

The poem poignantly reflects on the devastating impact of Trump’s and Billionaire’s invoked disasters on America as being like tornadoes and hurricanes, evoking fear and destruction to the democratic republic. It poses introspective questions about personal struggles and feelings of confinement right now, inviting readers to confront their own challenges. The underlying message is one…

The Don Administration aka The United State’s Rooster Corporation!

Mar 6, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Business, Conscious Death Anxiety, Gratitude, Healing, Health, humor, Media, Politics

In a world filled with overwhelming negativity, the poet finds solace in the authentic voice of Senator Bernie Sanders, emphasizing the importance of genuine leadership. A contrast is drawn between toxic discourse and the uplifting wisdom of true statesmanship, suggesting hope and inspiration can arise from embracing authenticity in politics.

Tumultuous Governance

Mar 4, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Government, Non-conscious death anxiety, Politics

Trump’s White House resembles the Winchester Mystery House: a chaotic maze of illogical designs meant to confuse death itself. With staircases to nowhere and trap doors for liberals, he’s remodeling to ward off demise while creating chaos. It’s a bizarro project of confusion and absurdity, all in the name of “Make Mars Great Again.”

How True Wise

Mar 2, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in education, Self Reflection

The content questions the necessity of respect, loyalty, and consistency when loyalty can be misplaced. It critiques the harshness of enduring lies, the rigidity of unchanging perspectives, and the misinterpretation of honest disagreement as disrespect. The piece urges reflection on these complex dynamics in relationships.

A Fox Fan Fed In February

Feb 19, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Media, Non-conscious death anxiety, Politics

“Woke up to my tech overlord, the Web, as usual, ready to dictate my every thought. With Fox News blasting on all my devices, I felt like a champion cheering for Elon. But just when I thought I’d win an award for my enthusiasm, bam! I got fired.”

Do The Right Thing

Feb 15, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Business, Conscious Death Anxiety, Enlightenment, Media, Politics, relationships, Self Reflection

The content emphasizes the importance of consistently doing the right thing amidst societal challenges presented by initiatives like Project 2025. It encourages individuals to engage in critical thinking and to let go of fears associated with control and dependency, advocating for a calm resilience while navigating uncertain times.

A Marriage of Confusion

Jan 27, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, education, family, Healing, Home, relationships, Self Reflection

The poet expresses the disorienting experience of being married to someone with mental confusion, conveying feelings of confusion and stagnation amidst physical stability. Daily life includes a struggle to communicate, coupled with a desire for clarity in both the home environment and marital interactions, marked by emotional challenges and unspoken doubts.

Inland Adults

Jan 25, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Business, Conscious Death Anxiety, Earth, education, family, Home, Media, Politics, relationships, Self Reflection

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.

Never Was An America

Jan 25, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, Earth, education, Enlightenment, family, Home, humor, Media, Politics, relationships, Self Reflection

The post riffs on America’s MAGA movement, poking fun at its nostalgic and often unrealistic views, highlighting the absurdity of grown men whining for traditional roles. It’s about seeing the humor in the chaos of it all.

A Terrified Hat

Jan 22, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Broken, Business, Conscious Death Anxiety, family, humor, Media, Politics, relationships, Self Reflection

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…

Know the Unknown

Jan 20, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Business, Conscious Death Anxiety, education, Healing, Health, Media, Politics, relationships, Self Reflection

The unsettling truth behind soldiers—known and unknown—unveils a sinister manipulation by mass media. Don’s reign feeds off our death anxiety, reliving horrors through theatrics in war cemeteries. This insatiable cycle of fear drives chaos and conflict, demanding we confront the unknown to break the chains of perpetual warfare and achieve world peace.

Shootings at 6

Jan 18, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in animals, Home, Self Reflection

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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