Best Benefactor Poems


To My Benefactor

Thank you, special friend, whoever you are,

For the best gift I've got this year, so far,

Your generous heart is sure above par,

May God bless you! May you shine like a star! 


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03.01.17

The Great Benefactor

The Great Benefactor

Monsieur Louis Pasteur 
For depression found a cure.
He improved fermentation
Increasing boozing-activation.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 22, 2010

Poetic form:

My Benefactor

Please, Mr. Civil Leader, rule my life
I don’t know how to take care of myself
Limit my offspring, choose my wife
Write me a pamphlet explaining my health

I can’t wait 
to hear from
my benefactor

I’m not too capable -- a small IQ
No manners or etiquette, an unrefined taste
I’m searching for guidance and waiting for cues
All those bills from college were clearly a waste

I been so evil to my fellow man
From the fall from Paradise to Auschwitz-Birkenau 
I rubbed his nose in it the best I can
I’m ready for rehab -- show me how

Show me the latest of your Utopias
Teach me, oh wise king, to think and feel
I sure hope there’s a place for cretins like us
Don’t make us angry or we’ll storm the Bastille!

I can’t wait
to hear from 
our benefactors


My Benefactor

MY BENEFACTOR

Don't leave me in complete
In the dark room of emptiness
Justify my tender soul in the west
Bridge of goodness and favour
I will be there for you to take
Up your problems if only mine would be solved
Teach my spirit to be calm to restore
The excellent hope that surrenders my life
I never wants my mind in a muddle of confusion
Neither do i wants to run from pillar to post
Make my life glow and calm, call of the ancestors
I heard several times
They call for blood and kola nuts
But which pocket would money for goat be gotten?
My eyes brighten as though i have seen a 
Lone time friend in abundance
Feed me complete not half way where gloom lives
Appealing to the heart is your kind gesture
Prediction never work to a man of little faith
Do not leave me naked my helper
Only God must have send you my to my side  
To quash the burning fierce fire
Help me secure the dreams deposited in me 
My benefactor, do not abandon me
when am lost in misery.
I am boldly, watching your back like a dog
I am yet to finish up the race
Do not leave me to cry, my right hand
For crying might erase the grace and fortunes
On my face, so do not abandon me in the street of pain.

Premium Member Smeller Benefactor of Bountiful Lavender

Maybe if I was a benefactor 
I would be still in lavender 
And if the nostrils of my mind could smell vanilla 
I would stream the internet to show everyone that I am a righteous fellow 
And burst of cinnamon to enter my mouth 
That sprout juices of pineapple 
In lavender wear or rhyme
 I would be celebrating it throughout all of sensual time
Ahh!!

2/15/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member God of sky and thunder

king zeus in all his glory our mighty guardian
could not save us from a tiny scorpion


A Meeting With a Benefactor

Subash Khanal

It was quite unexpected, our physical encounter, 
Today, I have stepped into your courtyard, 
And I hum along a love song.

At times, 
I wandered, holding hands, 
Embarking on a journey of thousands of miles, 
Even today, your color blends with mine, 
In your voices, mine echo, 
In the rhythm of your heart, my melody resounds, 
If you're hurt, I feel pain afar, 
Lost in the peaks of dreams, 
Perhaps, you'll be saddened.

Oh Benefactor, You, indeed, are yourself, 
There's no doubt, 
You are just like you, no hesitation, 
Yet, the skeletons of our histories are the same, 
In the excavation of our genes, the same form appears, 
Which is yours, 
The boundaries have made you into you, 
And me into me.

Boundaries are our truths, 
They won't mislead, 
Boundaries are our global forms, 
They won't be lowered.

In these very boundaries,
Lies another flight,
In the sky of that flight, 
There won't be any limits, 
We know, For the flight of the mind in the sky, 
There are no boundaries.

Premium Member Lord God, You Are My Blessedness' Benefactor

September 27 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on Luke 14-15

Key Verse – Luke 14:15 …Blessed is he that shall eat bread in the kingdom of God.

LORD GOD, YOU ARE MY BLESSEDNESS’ BENEFACTOR			

Lord God, You are my blessedness Benefactor Who watches my ways
Thank You for healing me of my sin-illness in my afflicted days
With Your peace, pulling me out from troubling rays
In Your presence I rest through Your caring grace.

Lord God, You are my blessedness Benefactor Who humbles my self-exaltation
Thank You for calling me to Your feast of grand kingdom-function
With Your supper of great provision, great with satisfaction
In Your truth I depend against doubts’ reaction.

Lord God, You are my blessedness Benefactor Who upholds my commitment
Thank You for enabling me to be Your disciple of heavenly achievement
With Your blissful compassion along Your savouring contentment
In Your cross I cling to for victorious ministry-involvement.

Lord God, You are my blessedness Benefactor Who defeats my war enemy
Thank You for defending me against unbelief-attacks, slimy and grimy
With Your guidance, not forsaking me during battles, so stormy
In Your Word I delight to vanquish moments that are gloomy.

Lord God, You are my blessedness Benefactor Who rebukes my murmuring
Thank You for enlightening me toward sincere revival-stirring
With Your joy to overcome sorrow, trial, test and suffering
In Your goodness I abide midst Your constant cheering.

Lord God, You are my blessedness Benefactor Who subdues my pride’s might
Thank You for sanctifying me with Your holiness to reflect Your light
With Your mercy along Your purification for my repentance-plight
In Your presence I abide toward servanthood-height.

Lord God, You are my blessedness Benefactor Who hears my pleading
Thank You for guarding me against servanthood-pretending
With Your pardon for my transgressions, indeed offending
In Your power I seek refuge from worldliness’ blinding.

September 27, 2023

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