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Premium Member I Live For the Day - POTW - A Visual Video Poem
POTW 12th May 2019

Thank you for visiting my third Visual Video Poem, more or less a continuation of my previous poem – ‘The Dreamer’
(I invite you to view the complete production effects and the superb narration by Kelvin on the video above)

I LIVE FOR THE...

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Categories: abolished, hope, inspiration, motivation, uplifting,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Will Remember You Most
I am not sure whether I am missing you or that you are missing life~

                       In Spring you like to smell the grass....

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Categories: abolished, brother, memory,
Form: Free verse
Mountains of My Country
Just drop once, when you happen to go by.

A tale they may count, mountains of my country;
Of paradise invaded and forests destroyed,
Of vessels adrift and sailors athirst,
Of savage hunting and extinction of the Dodo.

Witness to history stand mountains of my country;
Bloodshed, war times, hunger and...

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Categories: abolished, appreciation, best friend, blessing,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Social Justice
What a clamour
What a noise
To bring social justice
To answer the cries
That's gone on for centuries
That they keep maintaining
With promises and lies

Black lives matter
So we shout
But who hears the cries
When the establishment do nought

After the cotton fields
Up comes  the continuity 
In the justice system
When we...

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Categories: abolished, america, angst, black african
Form: Free verse
The Insatiable White Creatures
Beneath the cold glare of the desolate night,
They came, greedy and insatiable white creatures,
Cloaked in prim pretense,
Every curve of their features seemed to express a fine arrogant acrimony and harsh truculence.

Expectation darkened into anxiety,
A thousand unutterable fears bore irresistible despotism over our thoughts,
Men, ladies and...

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Categories: abolished, slavery,
Form: Free verse
Struggles
STRUGGLES

WE AS A RACE HAVE HAD OUR STURGGLES AND TESTS
WE’VE COME OUT VICTORIOUS BUT NOT BECAUSE WE ARE THE BEST
IT IS THE LORD WHO SAW US THROUGH THE HARD TIMES
IT IS HE WHO GAVE US CONTROL OF OUR DESTINY IN DUE TIME.

OUR ANCESTORS WERE SOLD...

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Categories: abolished, black-african amerrace,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Caradog's Fight
Faithful companion, Caradog, without necessity 
Habitat fed his needs, our bond rapidly developed 
Fierce competent hunter amazingly adopted me
Heritage unable to continue, thylacine near relic 
Decision to keep him secret was tumult traumatic
Exploited Tiger captured disallowed me to have it

Slender sniff nuzzled friend was a...

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Categories: abolished, animal, appreciation, bereavement, best
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member God Knows Your End
God knows your end;
     Death* comes unannounced...
          How will last breath find you?

          God offers love...
     ...Eternal life’s gift
Accept...

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Categories: abolished, courage, death, faith, god,
Form: Questionku
Love For Nature
I love all those who are never seen
Either met those or I keen to meet
From rural generous to urban polished
Either created or have been abolished

I love the wonders of this world
The covert nature guards so well
From those having no time to spend
Who will not lift...

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Categories: abolished, love, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Amistad Mutiny
The Amistad Mutiny

Slavery, a dirty word no matter how it’s pronounced:
Abducted and herded to the slave fortress of Lomboko1 for trade.
To be tossed in chains below deck on the Portuguese ship Tecora,2
Sailing the Atlantic Middle Passage3 leg of the voyage,
Disenfranchised from their Mendiland4 home in...

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Categories: abolished, africa, america, history, racism,
Form: Verse
Trending Change
Inflicted is this society
Of depicted truths to matter 
Does it matter
When every life doesn't matter to the same accord

Accordingly, slavery was abolished 
To what effect when our minds are currently enslaved
When the only awakening comes from the mourn of graves 

Theres so much to be...

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Categories: abolished, change, conflict, hate, humanity,
Form: Free verse
The Lack of Appreciation For the Foundation of This Nation
Suffering and pain for our nation’s gain,
but no one recognizes what those before us went through
because in today’s self-centered society the only thing that matters is you.
They fought for their freedoms, rights, and happiness,
yet all some remember of them is madness.
People don’t appreciate those who...

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Categories: abolished, appreciation, freedom, history, patriotic,
Form: Free verse
From the National Poet of Slovenia In a Language People Understand - the Ruins of the Ancien Regime
Farewell, then, AUKN boss,
The next this year makes three.
By the time they find a substitute,
Slovenes will be at sea.

He tried to cover his behind;
AUKN boss of bosses,
As every week, balances grew bleak:
He weighed merits and losses.

With all this he'd no time to eat,
And round and...

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Categories: abolished, absence, allegory, analogy, animal,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member President's Day
~President's Day~
(Rhyming couplet)


Today in the USA we honor two great men 
They both did wonderful deeds for our country, Amen. 

George Washington, is our founder father, 
Lincoln abolished slavery among brother. 

These two great men had very good intentions, 
They gave their all and meant...

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Categories: abolished, celebration, heart, history, usa,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Thiru-Valluvar On Praising Ladies of Their Qualities: Canto 112 - Nalam Punainthu Uraiththal
Thiru-Valluvar on Praising the Good Qualiities of Ladies: Canto 112 - Nalam Pinainththu Uraiththal

[The poet devotes the third part of his treatise, the Thiruk-Kural to INBATHTHUPPAAL, the amorous relationship between the sexes, i.e.,  cantos 109 to 133. of which the first seven concerns itself...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: abolished, beauty, culture, relationship, tamil,
Form: Epigram

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry