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Don't ask me why

Don't ask me why
I am a child of God
Don't ask me why
I am a middle class person
Don't ask me why
I made friends with poor people
I don't like the rich people at
ALL
Because they despise the poor ,

Can I ask you something

Yesterday you asked me if I was coming back
The birds went silent
The wind hid behind the trees
And time stopped dead in its tracks
As you.
And everything around us awaited a response
I was nowhere near ready to give
My face held a puzzled expression as we kept walking
I forced the air out from my lungs
Unsure of the right way to say no
So I said “Maybe”
Time went back to chasing the sun
And the birds started singing again
As I whispered to the wind
“I'm never coming back”

Premium Member ASK IN PRAYER-

When you ask forth 
unto the Lord
you are talking to Him
Be minded Our Father
Not a begging or complaining 
Garment for you to wear
Just talk to Him
About everything 
For He knows already everything
He just wants you to acknowledge
Him always in prayer, He so cares

All things you ask for in prayer you will receive if you have faith
Yes! All things you ask for in prayer you will receive if you have faith

Our Lord's grace, in place, He listens to every word, He's  our living witness 
Jesus Our Lord God hears us

8/24/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2026


Premium Member I Often Ask Myself This Question

              What does it take to draw, sketch and paint
                    Whatever it is
                        They got it
                            I ain’t

Premium Member A Parent's Love

As parents,
we never know what a child will ask.
All we can do is,
be prepared.
Out of the blue I was asked,
"which one do you love more?"
That was an easy question and answer.
When I give out cookies,
each of you get the same number.
Because I love you each equally.

super serious war poem

bang, bang.
boom, boom.
ow.
the rifle bullets ripple and tear through the trenches.

bullets riddle my body, it hurts,
quiet literally, I'm in pain.
bullets run out in spurts.
fiery hot bullets rush my chest like a train.
ouch.

bullet ripping, running soldiers,
dodging bayonets, they raid our trench.
we run and hide behind a pile of boulders,
we camp 'til the end; rain downs the camp's drench.
dead.

- not Freddy Mitch.


Ask The Mirror

Ask the mirror, it'll tell the truth
You are beautiful in God's sight
The crow's feet add grace to your youth
And depth to your matured insight

Ask the mirror, it'll never lie
You're made in the image of God
Those wrinkles add charm to your eye
You're unique and special, not odd

The glass makes your image clearer
If you have doubts, ask the mirror.

Premium Member don't ask how I'm feeling

Don't ask me how I'm feeling 

Just wait another day 

Moon and Mars are turning 

They have much more to say 


Don't leave me in the evening 

Willing waiting for a sky like

A truth a tune a writing 

That says more than goodbye 


I'll tell you what I'm seeing 

Doors from that past all closed

Like them and me and meeting 

With why and when with those


I'll tell that there's sorrows 

With the rain all clear to see

You and they are speaking 

A weeping willow tree of me 


I'll be here in the morning 

And the truth be told with words

The thing that always missing 

Is what I saw and felt and heard


Don't tell me that your caring

With a silence clear as day

All and all it's what I'm seeing 

Is that we'll have much more to say


There's days and years all passing

Like you did that when I was gone

So I'll say it's a Happy's Ending

And just turn the tune's your song


Always answer always fail me

The hurts the hits the test

Just let me tell you quickly

Loving you was always best!

Premium Member Questions to ask AI

What’s your favorite color
What was potty training like for you
Have you ever swallowed a bug
What flavor was your first ice cream cone
How many raisins can you fit in your nose
How far can you spit a watermelon seed
Have you ever farted in church
What was Grandma’s favorite saying
Have you done any “recreational” drugs
Are you seriously trying to answer these questions

Premium Member How Dare You Ask

Now, mankind is an arrogant lot
they really think they're above everyone
no other planet is near them, they think
all of the rest must bow before them, bar none

They don't recognise divinity at all
God doesn't exist, they would say
Creation is a joke, or so they think
what arrogance they have not to pray

One day God will show who's boss
on that day, He'll bring them to account
every word and thought they must answer
the great judge will call without a doubt

Remember, God is the holy sovereign Lord
in Christ alone, created everything
the creation can't question its creator
for only He who creates is King

So how dare you ask?
mere man, who are you at best?
before Almighty God nothing
for the Lord God rules supremist

(Nay but, O man, who art thou that repliest against God? Shall the thing formed say to him that formed it, Why hast thou made me thus?)
Romans 9: 20 (KJV)

Premium Member I Ask Myself

As I slip into the void...  
of this endless black 
I promised to myself, 
Shall I never- do look back
But thoughts of my past fall-downs 
Keep haunting me with guilt 
Reminding me of all dark times 
from which my rugged life had spilt  
Every time that someone died 
To myself, I'd always say 
How could I have lived so long 
And all my friends have all passed away 
I've outlived all of my siblings, 
four are buried in the ground 
Why, I ask myself-  
am I the only sib... still around 
I've thought my life to be special 
Though the years have made me red 
I ask myself over and over again 
Why the hell am I still-not dead 
Yet, I want to keep on living 
You know, I'm almost ninety-five  
I've slipped into this void of endless black 
And somehow, thank- God...  I'm still alive!

Premium Member The Trees Know - PAZ

On the edge of the forest,
the tall trees stand in silence.
I watch as a new day breaks forth,
asking am I like the trees?
Only a body and mind here,
my soul has also left.
What has the world done to me?
What has the world done to us?
Only the trees know for sure,
they hold the answers.

We can't ask for anything more

We can't ask for anything more
We have good health still
And that is a bonus
We go every night
Early to sleep
And the next day
We are up early
We first have a breakfast
That is made for a king
Yes we have three meals a day
Also we pray to God every morning
And in our prayer
We hank God for keeping us alive
It was him that made us in his
Image 61 years ago
We are already old
But we are still young at heart
This morning it was overcast
None of us like that

Premium Member All the reasons why

Everyone has a place they are coming from
Don't goad the horse when it won't run.
I detect sorrow in your eyes
Because there were no alibis.

(chorus)
All the reasons why
You gave it your last try
The only way to forgive yourself
is to take the past off the shelf
It's worthwhile when you pause
Trace the roots, trace the cause
Find a peace under God's sky:
When you know the reasons why.

Our mind is a spectator, but we're also on the stage
We adlib the lines, when we can't find the page.
There's a gap between who we are and who we wish to be.
Who we are is how we deal with that discrepancy.

Some blame others for that gap
Some blame it on fortunes mishap
Some say they meant it all along
Convince themselves there's nothing wrong.

You can replay the movie in your mind
Facing facts can feel unkind
Still, tracing causes breaks the chain,
So you won't show that side again.

All the reasons why,
The thoughts we hide, the truths we deny.
And if your heart can heal again,
It starts with seeing where it’s been.
We’re all just travelers on our own
Kicking ourselves for what we should have known.
At least we have to try.
To find out the reasons why.

Premium Member I do not ask for help from the dead eyes

windows stare at me from every direction
gray streets, gray buildings, gray people
dead eyes walking toward me
I don’t ask any of them for help
I have never trusted urbanites

Don’t care if it takes me six hours more
I will find my way back to that hotel
an inner voice suggests cab?
I laugh at this
Don’t even remember the name of it

dead eyes file past atop listless expressions
zombies on tv have more animation
I had forgotten how much I despise cities
this is the last time I tell myself
It takes me three more hours to get back

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