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Premium Member Divine Magnetism

In the realm of Divine magnetism's power, 
What lies within, shall draw its alike flower. 
God's essence, our beacon, pure and bright, 
Resides in us, a guiding, steadfast light. 

Like attracts like, the energy aligns, 
A symphony of souls, in like spirit binds. 
Within our hearts, the power soars and gleams, 
In unity with God, we find our dreams. 

Let go of fear, embrace the love within, 
For in that space, true miracles begin. 
Our higher power, a force beyond compare, 
Guiding us with His grace, in life's grand affair. 

So heed the call of our Divine when it starts, 
Embrace the truth that lies within your heart. 
God's presence, a treasure pure and deep, 
Live in harmony, His love to keep

Without His presence within your heart 
Your lives will surely fall apart 
Ask Him in to stay this very day 
He will guide you in all you do and say
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Ritual of the Devoured Soul

The Small Print of the Black Mass

To steal the power from the newly dead,
Through blackened magic where the demons tread,
You beckon the spirit from the darkest plane,
And feast on the flesh to assume its reign.
From the dirt of the grave, the monsters shout:
"Feed me! Feed me!" as the lights go out.
The flesh turns to liquid, it slithers right down,
To grant you the strength of a forbidden crown.
But a consumed spirit will fight to be free,
Unless you can bind it where no one can see.
So you drag the ghost to the deepest abyss,
And curse it with crimes in the dark's prejudice.
You lock it away in a chamber of screams,
To rot in the static of shattered dreams.
Yet the path to this knowledge is steep and unkind:
You must enter hell's back door and lock it behind.
You hide the key in a desolate place,
And pray that a righteous hand leaves no trace.
For the Book of Sin doesn't offer a lie
The small print catches the arrogant eye:
The contract is absolute, heavy, and cold,
A willing soul, and a payment in gold.
Or a pillar of salt you will turn.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member He Dwells In Depths I Dare Not Enter

No candy or flowers did he offer, 
something more special,
the gift of his heart, he gave 
mine already his.

I accepted his ring 
           and the love it would bring.

We exchanged wedding bands.
He took my hand, kissed my fingers.
We smiled and shared new adventures.
Happy home in a world of our own.

We promised to be true 
           then we said, "I do."

Our nights were filled with stars
and for a while all was well.
But darkness of another kind
moved in and hunted prey.

Which one would it devour? 
          I fought against its power.

I wept for the promise he didn't keep
for the gift that he took back
Lost to me was his heart
lost was mine as well.

He dwells in depths I dare not enter.  
          Satan the landlord;  he the renter.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Apostolic Challenge

OF APOSTOLIC CHALLENGE

		I know the mask you wear
		is not you;
		nor are the hilarious snorts,
		silly giggles, and screams:
		the real you—beautiful
		soul—earlier reflected itself…

		A mask can not reflect
		what it is not—veiling
 		that which it can never be—
		so I sit here in contemplation
		of the task ahead
		to bring back you—to bring 
		you back—from the influence
		of the demon spirit
		controlling and leading you
		away from the true you…
		leaving me tenaciously chasing
		that phantom spirit
		chasing you
		trying to dissolve your grasp
		of self—leaving a lost soul
		in search of its navel beginning…

		While the waters of time
		may dissolve the crystals of pain,
		the keloids of memory remain;
		and though without limits,
		time takes timed time
		in its tic-tock melting…

		Meanwhile, I sit here
		beseeching the Sacred Power 
		to grant me divine wisdom
		and guidance in the mission purpose;


		a challenge faced with warrior hope
		and the tenaciousness of valiant faith
		that this cross too,
		shall soon know the emptiness of inevitable
		resurrection…

		We are all of the family
		of the bare cross—its healing spirit
		forever with us—
		if it were not so there’s no way
		I would be sitting here
		penning purpose preparation …

		p.s.:  A wiser one literally wrote:
         		 You only need to seek and
         		 you shall find…
         		 You only need to ask and
          		it shall be given…
          		You only need to knock and
          		the door shall be opened…

Premium Member Come some tomorrow

fire falls from the sky
Many die
Over food, brother fights brother
Does not matter they have the same mother
Everybody wants a little more
Such a boar
Hate does rule
Fool
It is the devil's tool
Suspicion of each others actions 
Mankind breaks into fractions 
Tribes of but a few
Hate anyone new
Crossing the lines they drew
Countries that used to be
Ones not swallowed by the sea
No trust 
Forgotten people turned into dust
 Closer comes the hour
Brought on by the people in power
A pool of blood
Becomes a flood
A loaf of bread, cost a life
Amongst the strife
Hate
Is the fate
Drinking water, so hard to find
A wound you cannot bind
Red tears that you cry
Hope you do not die
As the fire burns the sky
Form: Rhyme


Printers Apprentice

A printer's apprentice is my youth was

My canvas a 4 colour Heidelberg press no less

A 1000 + tons of  solid steel industrial ingenuity

That changed and formed the landscape we know today

Cyan,
Magenta,
Yellow,
Black

Through paper cuts from shuffling paper

And cleaning ink it would bleed into 
every crevice and cut in my hands

That to the untrained eye it looked as if i never washed

The ink what in which my hands lay

I printed black on white instructions you would find inside medicine boxes

And glossy catalogues to business card's

So through the power of printed ink

Reminiscing back

Somewhere out there to this day

Come what may

I may not have been Leonardo or Banksy

But hopefully I somehow left my mark

However insignificant

So i reap my own graffiti

Like the soldiers of the red army did on the Reichstag wall's

Before the rise and fall

Of Nazi and Communism

Life Gets Me To Wonder

(10/01/11)

Life gets me to wonder, life gets me to think
Am I losing my mind, am I on the brink.
So many questions that enter my mind every day
I think hard about one , and the rest seem to fade away.

Once I find the answer then to the next level I will go
It’s amazing - how god lets us know.
Every question and every answer is a step 
That we must climb - and we’ll continue to do this
Till the end of our time.

We will always have questions - that’s why
God gave us a mind.
Knowledge is power on that I don’t deny.

But there are more questions than any of us care to admit
And when we can’t answer them - we surely catch a fit.
Questions about health , love , work , religion
Just to name a few - this list goes on
What are we supposed to do.?
© Louis Rams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member ''Maybe Tomorrow''

sometimes, I am sleepwalking through life
disconnected
stumbling
not fully awake    lost and confused
I feel, I am not with the living
I tell myself,  "wake up before its too late!"
some roadblocks have me blocked
     lost my way somewhere    fallen asleep
hit rock bottom
crawled back up         then what?
must awaken    and find a life of purpose
shake off this sadness
why do I exist?   why was I born?
I need to let the light in
              talk to a "higher power"
ignite the tree of life     sigh!
that's a lot of work     
maybe tomorrow . . . 
why do I always feel so within
locked in my own sacred place and happy there
maybe meditation will help
a little astral travel
my body feels heavy and dense
I want to be light and unbound and limitless
I hate that I need things and want things
after all, we all leave this earth with nothing
and there is this chatterbox in my head
that never stops telling me what to do
or what I should have done ! 
I know I have a gift
the gift of writing    but I am afraid of it
and love it at the same time, yes I do!
sometimes, it overwhelms me, even makes me sad
sometimes, I embrace it and pour out my soul
but have you ever felt alone although surrounded
by people?  I have and its an odd feeling
like looking at yourself from afar
how sad is that ?
sometimes, I linger in the past too long
then I am filled with regret and sadness
and frustration
yet the past has made me the writer I am, sigh!
I know
        I have the power deep within me
to find my place in this world before it is too late
maybe, tomorrow . . . 

_______________________
November 10, 2017

Poetry/Free Verse/"maybe tomorrow'
Copyright Protected, ID 17-9599-03-0
All Rights Reserved. Written Under Pseudonym.

Incineration of Love God Madan Cupid 11

Incineration of Love God Madan (Cupid) 11
Originally written in Hindi by my late father Dr. Amar Nath Kapoor
1899 to 1994. The work was written in Hindi somewhere around 1965-70.

Editing and English version by Ravindra K Kapoor.

Hindi name ‘Madan Dahan’


Influenced by love, where man,
Resides with human attraction,
Keeping always happy and merry,
For the common good of man.

The Earth have become a family,
Of all living beings on it,
Enjoying life, as their wish,
On every part of the Earth.

The Struggle between Gods and God’s Power

By prayer to Goddess of power,
He begged delusion of Nature,
And demanded an enchanting season,
From the vernal Goddess of spring.

Ravindra
Kanpur India 02nd May 2012
To continue…….
Protected under the copy write provisions of Poetry Soup as per US laws.
Form: Epic

The Devil's Message by Blossom Monyei

"The Devil's message"
By Blossom Monyei
I have made money a focal point
Ambition is all you'll chase
You'll work hard just to live soft
I'll weaken your faith, trusting is of no use.

 Beliefs differ 
I had divided the world into segments of religions.
The truth hidden, a wolf in sheep's clothing.
My deception lots will fall for.

Pleasure, Ignorance, Wealth, 
They'd stand in your way of knowing the truth.
Is there anyone that won't pay heed to these desires?
The world is mine and will stay under my devilish grin.

For the saved ones 
I have no power over.
But being in this world they're still in my cage.
Beware, the devil's message.
Form: Rhyme

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