Notes About The Poem

Written in Dec' 2016.

Internet Poetry

We all do try and write for a reason and each have different things to say at some particular time or season we've got to express our thoughts that way. It doesn't really matter who you are or in what part of the world living even if you're unknown or reside far they're likely your words to be reading. The 'net has brought distant people to us who now can read what we have to say in sharing our inner thoughts between us together spending some time each day. At times we do touch on the same subject which isn't surprising there to see for then we look forward to the prospect of helping each other better be. Many poems posted are badly written so are, it seems, a few of my own and takes lots of courage if you're smitten when you're told or by another shown. The world has so many problems of late that some people out there try to fix because a lot of them are based on hate where both greed and lust are in the mix. It would be wrong to ignore this fact now which is tempered by rising anger if they don't get what they expect somehow that reward to offset their languor. There are also many who suffer from some kind of mental illness or stress aggravated by their fear of that bomb which if ever it's used cause a mess. Such are the symptoms anyone can notice when some of the poetry is read that people have posted with their focus on the internet by what they've said. But this isn't mentioned here to scare you only to highlight what one can see and would be wrong here to say if untrue; we'll try to help all those to get free. There are also some who are harsh critics and dispute your work to ridicule; if it's on religion and they're cynics asking clever dumb questions to fool. Some of those last mentioned are persistent and attack your work most of the time; being doubtful poets laced with words bent they'll try and accuse you of a crime. They remind me so much of John X:Ten or the Pharisee and Sadducee that were written of long ago back then finding fault with the One Who was free. Being amidst them as the Living Truth; speaking and acting with deep wisdom He was destined to do since early youth to help all people find real freedom. From all of the things holding them captive whether in body, mind and spirit with divine knowledge, also to forgive those who had done wrong and knowing it. The 'net is a vast database of knowledge and where poetry is there concerned those who write, post, and read it all to pledge never to forsake what has been learned. ________________
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Bergeron Avatar
October 23, 2024 at 3:46 AM
Hello George, Please allow me to let you know how I appreciated your well crafted words on this subject. I have just ten days ago begun to express myself here so your thoughts were poignant. Keep writing this well my Friend, Gilles
Krokos Avatar
October 23, 2024 at 5:25 AM
Hi Gilles, It seems that we both landed on this website at roughly the same time so greetings to you. Also, thanks for reading and your keen comments on the poem they were much appreciated and best wishes to you.
Agustin Avatar
October 15, 2024 at 7:01 AM
Thanks for sharing this... exposing your thoughts through your unique poetic style. Welcome to Poetry Soup. I welcome you with the love of the Lord, expressed by John 3:16 of the Bible, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." Be blessed.
Krokos Avatar
October 15, 2024 at 6:52 PM
Hi Beata and greetings to you. Thanks for taking the time to stop bye and read the poem together with your kind comments and welcoming expression and quote from the Bible. Much appreciated.
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