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Another Saturday 25th April

A past the soul, eats
Memories of people
Event of many seats
Rained on. the steeple

Church prepped proper
Pews filled, flowers decked 
White gowned, the monster
The future not yet wrecked

Confetti and photo shoot
A grand reception follow
Live band and MC to boot
Something, rings hollow

Joined in unholy union
Stoic empath and diva
For now, in communion
Twixt novelty driven fever

The mirror will break
Pierfect no more
Prisoners to take
To a distant shore

Blame games ensue
Victim turns villain
The truth to lose
Years two score ,fill in

104 My 25th Leaf

104.

My 25th Leaf



Picked thee from grown-up

Now in a small cup

Among leaves of nine

Of a dwarf-sized plant

Here, it's third “fortune!”



Perhaps a teacher

Or a gardener

A student could be

One who planted thee

TED territory



Twelfth day of this March

Sometime during lunch

While TED preparing

Lit. Day happening

This is second time



Along the pathways

Of Teacher Ed. place

Beside a classroom

Of BEED 2

Planted on a pot



Used as souvenir

For Lit. Day this year

With balls colorful

Artificial soil

In a ‘lil blue cup.



-03/12-13/2012

(Dumarao)

*My Toladas Collection

May 25th

I remember you
You who walked by my side
Through my giggles and sprints
The chaos of small feet 
Yet you always stayed

I remember you
You who told me off when needed
A care my small mind didn't comprehend 
Your heart did wonders within my own

I remember you
The white in a sea of shadows
Shadows that whispered little pains 
All to show me the fool they thought me to be

I remember you
A child just like I was
But your presence, large
A guardian and a friend

Though time has made otherwise
Our journeys no longer in the same room
The echo of little heartbeats unheard of
It stayed with me, engraved, 
Your sunlight, the jar of stars and the smile
Always and forever
Thank you

-HB


Premium Member Eleven

The eleventh month, November, the month that takes a breath,
As it's waiting. Waiting for a fickle sun to decide.
Though sun's decision ever is to skim the sky with stealth,
As if a painter's hand the vibrant stars of night has 'plied.

The short days of muted light unwrap autumn's cold beauty,
While thick blankets on a bed ensure an even slumber.
This month of regimented hours calls us to our duty---
The great preparation for December's Holy number

The 25th Anniversary of Stacy Brooks' Death

If you're wondering how long it took for a man to die after crashing a car, five days was how long it took.
The car crash killed him and his ex-wife who was named Stacy Brooks.
He was driving over a hundred miles per hour at midnight, that was really fast.
Stacy died instantly but her ex-husband died about 120 hours after the crash.
Stacy has been dead for the same amount of time that she lived, twenty-five years.
She was a very special lady and her death brought about misery, suffering and tears.
Stacy wasn't stuck up like some other girls who I went to school with, she would talk to me.
It wasn't fair when she died so young, my friend has been dead for a quarter of a century.
Her life ended in 1997 on the seventh of September.
She was a unique person who I will always remember.  

[Dedicated to Stacy Brooks (1972-1997) who died a quarter of a century ago today on September 7, 1997]

My Birthday

I set the whole world on fire with my dreams
And use the flame to light a birthday candles
Holding a promise and fulfillment of my dreams
And the accomplishments of some special plans

Many astonishing years have passed by
As I actually look younger by the day 
But the spirit is still the same invariably 
And I know, I don't look the same as yesterday 

This day is marked as the world's best treat 
As there is alot of grace and joy in the heart
The day was always interestingly 25th of August 
I'll celebrate as there are many blessings in the heart


Lockdown- 25th Day

Have to go forever leaving this dark home
feeling sorrow that nobody will know my last
Silently risen meteor will go to dark gravity burst

Won't update last words of tears before love junction
From unspoken brine won't breathe the last sensation
Won't see nearest blood if this ominous mission keep going on

slowly green to ripe and towards withered
hungriness in the world of unstable motion
death in the chain of life prying recycling born

Birth fixes the death in commencing its journey on this earth
In time asking forgiveness feels regretful more than gratitude
through pure repentance everything under constructed redemption code

I'm here today not as the hunger striker
Feeling regret for full free natural future

19.04.2020 (Chattogram City)

Premium Member Oklahoma City Bombing 25th Anniversary

Oklahoma City Bombing
25th anniversary
9:02
April 19, 1995
April 19, 2020
Written: By Tom Wright

I only hear the silence as I stride,
twixt granite chairs neatly set in rows.
The 168 chairs epitomize each life,
now neath a sea of grass that grows.

Today my psyche visits this place,
albeit, here, their Spirits do not rest.
However, a Monument and Reflection pool,
usher memories, as if at their behest.

Still I visualize a chain link fence,
with images, blossoms, pandas and such.
A transitory memorial that reaches out,
to asphyxiated lives, as if to touch.

For certain, I dare not challenge,
the eternal rest, of those who sleep.
But pausing at each chair, in silence,
I recall this day's events and weep.

I would to God, that casualties,
could discern today, my thoughts about.
Then from the quiescence of this place,
would emerge an angelic shout.
For I tire of silence.

Premium Member Greek Independence Day March 25th

Greek Independence Day
March 25, 2019

Congratulations and OPA to the Greek
nation,
Which suffered 400 years of Turkish
domination.
And now you are free!!

Light the Saganaki, pass those very
luscious stuffed grape leaves,too.
Let's have some Mavrodafni and
Have more than a circle dance or two!

OPA with love,
Panagiota Romios
3/25/2019

25 Years Together

You both have been together 
For such a long time.
Many more years to follow
I hope you both will find.
Your love has always lasted
It may not have been the best
But you've still got each other 
To help get through the rest.
Twenty five years is a long ,
Long time for two people 
to be together.
To hold each other in your arms
And love each other forever.
You've still got each other 
To both be true.
You've always been there 
When the other needed you.
So many times I think about.
The days that used to be 
All the special loving things
You both did for me.
Then I think about the present
The bond of love we all share.
It means so much to me
Just having you both there.
As I think about the future
Even though we're miles apart
I know well be close together in thought
Because we're close at heart.
Family love will never part .

Premium Member The 25th Floor

Mommy, he hurt me
Somewhere deep inside
I felt her pain
But I couldn’t stop her tears

I searched for someone
Anyone who could make things right again
A friend who might help us
To overcome what has been done
To her, to me
And to all those involved in her life

We were reaching out for that lifeline
Dying within ourselves
No one was there
And no one ever came


(The 25th Floor = my age at the time, of this revelation)

25th December, 0ce

Behold the Christ child is born this day,
just as the prophets of old did say.
In a manger on the cozy hay
did his infant Lordship choose to stay.
No cradle by a thousand kings paid
for, would befit his divine highness
whose crown is celestial and priceless,
glowing with gems of regal brightness.
Yet in a manger so low he laid.

Behold the Christ child, God's timeless gift,
who will from sin's merciless bondage lift
men to heights from where they went adrift
from God's intended realm in Eden.
His birth in yuletide our lives sweeten
with lit golden marbles to lighten
dark alleys which were once stress ridden.

It's Burns Nicht 25th January

Jean, Jean wis young an' alive till Ah gied her tatties and neeps;
Noo she's bein' seek as a dug, it fairly gies me the creeps.

Bonnie Mary O' Argyle took a trip tae the Brig O' Doon,
She took a dook oaf the parapet, ended up nearly bein' drooned!

Wee sleakit, cooerin', timorous beastie, ye must think it a sin!
Aw the lassies a' ever kent, wanted tae stab me wi' a pin.

Blythe Hae a' Been on Yon Hill, where a Tippling Ballad ah Wrote;
Gude Ale Keeps the Heart Aboon, when ye drink an awfy lote.

Premium Member 25th Birthday

A quarter “C” has past
Since you opened your eyes to see
The cooties and spiders
That will haunt you throughout your eternity.
 
Then there was your smile,
A smile like no other,
A smile that continues to give great joy,
To both me and your mother.

Premium Member May 25th Praise Day

Wed May 25, 2011 1:31 pm 

                           May 25th Praise Day 

This  morning hope leaps out to meet a wonderful day 

thank God, thank God is enough to say 

Life's blessings acknowledged for all to see 

welcoming more with righteous plea 

Living life for others brings rewards by the score 

greater life awaits on this distant shore 

Once cast adrift , a better home was given 

now to begin a new and better livin'.......Robert L.

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