An Ode to Emperor Meiji by TheSultansScribe An ode to the man who steered Japan into modernity during the late 19th century, with all the bells and whistles of machine guns, steam engines and telegraph wires sweeping the nation into the Japanese Empire! And yet, it also celebrates a sense of continuity over time, as the wisdom of the past guides a nation's course in the present, and will sail it through murky future waters.

The Old Beekeeper Burns His New Beehive by iChaotica Nothing ever changes.

1Those Who Hope by TheSilverMirror social commentary on post-post modern times

Plague Refugees by Amoridere As the war begins and with so little options as a country collapses, several opt to flee the incoming carnage.

The Battle of Charlottesville by WJosephusW A People's Poem of mine that relates the three-day story of the Charlottesville riots of August 2017. I wrote this piece at a time in life when I was slightly misled, to say the very least. The work reflects as such; still: all Poetry is Poetry, just as all Art is Worthy. It is a product of the division of it's Time.

Ascent of the Censors by WJosephusW A poem condemning the vile and Political Business of Censorship of the Arts, a wicked practice, sadly ascending to popularity in high places of Power on Earth once again.

Kenosha by WJosephusW My thoughts on the events surrounding the shooting of Gaige Grosskreutz, in hindsight and poetry.

Homophoney by menLOVEmen Homophoney

Battle Hymn of the Patriot's Front by WJosephusW An original revolutionary, poetic Anthem dedicated to The Patriot Front, a staunchly Conservative People's Vanguard operating for Right and for Good within the Law and Borders of The United States of America.

1 Shout for Fuentes by WJosephusW Another Anthemic piece for the America First Movement, this time focused on it's valiant Leadership.

Worth Living With a Uterus by RottenTangerine When the only point of your existence is to pump out stock that you didn't want and won't be cared for anyway, what's the point of living? Potentially triggering for mentions of rape and school shooting, but nothing graphic.

The Massacre at Potomac by WJosephusW This poem is intended as a commemorative epitaph for Ashli Babbitt and every other patriotic martyr slain by U.S. Capitol Police on January 6th, 2021. With that being said, I leave this work to the court of history to judge.

Past and Present by Soren519 It's funny how some things never change