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Blurred Future

I look forward,
I see the long road ahead,
I find myself walking on and on,
I have gone so far now,
Scared to turn back to my old life,
I have left my home,
I am on the long journey ahead,
Fortune teller give me my fortune,
Dont be scared to tell the truth,
Look closely now,
Look at this palm,
She cant quite see the long journey ahead,
She looks up with a smile,
She saw my future,
Just a glimps,
She see's happiness,hope,love,
I feel safe,
She also says be carefull for one man is evil,
One man is good,
Choose the right one,
Your path is joy,
Choose the wrong one....
There will be no future

Blurred Vision

I wake up but I can't see 
Everything is blurry 
Life is not what it used to be 
Beyond the silence a little girl cries 
As all faith is taken 
Broken into piece's, never to be found 

He taste's her innocence along the softness of his tongue 
He smiles with delight 
As his desire is pleased 
This man is evil, his blackened soul hollow 
He shows no sympathy upon his victim 
Quiet he say's don't say a word 
This is our little secret 
Words of pure darkness, words of hurt, beyond such pain 
I listen and obey with vision of hope & faith among the blurred 


For I am only eight and feel I'm going insane 
Can't anybody tell how much I have changed 
His filth is all over me, can't you smell 
My hands are bleeding with pleasing 
Why 
Why me 
Is there really any hope as my faith fades 

This monster won't let me be 
Every night I am forced to touch and taste 
Such a weapon of disgrace 

My tears fall endlessly, I moan from sorrow 
Shaking and freighted to my core, I don't want to do this anymore 
But he is not leaving this house, nor am I 
I am, stuck here, because my mother loves him 
I want to tell her, scream at her 
I want her to see 
See I am no longer the little girl I used to be 

Is it me who's vision is blurred 
A question I'll never understand 
I am a victim now, forever he will have his way 
Will I ever grow up 
What will become of me, can I ever heal the damage 
Will I ever see clear again, I am afraid of all of thee 
Though I am empty to the absolute abyss of my soul 
I make a promise to myself, never to carry his load 
For all I see through this blurred vision 
A little girl all of eight holding onto the sight of hope & faith. 



© Copyright  kerry singleton

Blurred Lines

The lines between
imagination and reality
are blurred.
Focus -
and they join
to create a
harmonious view.
© Ann Roske  Create an image from this poem.


Love Is Neither Blurred Nor Blind,

Love is neither blurred nor blind,
It only leaves the bad and bitter behind;
And focuses on fate and the future to find
That it was not a mistake you made up your mind.

Love is neither blurred nor blind,
A coat with curative colors… not in cash but kind;
Wielding wonderful words where woes wind,
So big, bold, bright and beautiful… beatitudes bind.

Love is neither blurred nor blind
Gathering goodies, galls and gross to grind;
Round and round with red roses… a romantic rind;
Under an unbiased umbrella, unshaken umpires unwind.


Love is neither blurred nor blind,
It only leaves the bad and bitter behind;
Wielding wonderful words where woes wind,
Under an unbiased umbrella, unshaken umpires unwind.
Form: Quatern

Blurred Vision

I have been through
mad different journeys
finding my way
I know happy days
are not faraway
if I'm strong enough
to see my kids
do something more constructive
with their time than me
I know 
because I've been there
I'm sitting back 
and looking of how I got here
first came the drama
with my estranged mother
so, I left and told myself
I'm going to be that seed
that don't need much to succeed
I'm a unique breed
I have a heart that doesn't bleed
already for the world that I thought I was
back in 2003 when I caught a bus
I was thinking about how short I was
going too fast
it wouldn't last
and I could not tell
I found love
in an institution
I wasn't fully prepared
for the task at and so I failed
putting me in a situation
forcing me to be a man
when I just understood 
a little to be a helping hand
damn I wonder why
my father just left
when my grandmothers 
chased him away
I wonder did he leave without a fight
without protest?
does he think about me at night
that isn't the half
stuff got worse as I got older
actions became bolder
my heart grew colder
I didn't need a clique
because I didn't trust people that much
I used to drink and have nice times
just to get by
I want to write a book
but I'm so messed up...
© Phatt Matt  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Blurred Pep Rushes

To wake up early, happily merged with morn,
while feeling pep rushes sun-energy surged,
was to feel my eager heart joys fully merge
with each new rising ray brightly incurred.
Early mornings held no unreasonable stress -
in fact, I danced right into my dress or pants.

When motherhood arrived, I was morn-cuffed to 
unyielding, demanding and hectic schedules 
that blurred morning glee out of sight from me.
My heart still holds fine love for early time zeal
and remembers their fueling, exciting strums.


Premium Member When Deferred Dreams Become Blurred Visions

(Apropos of Hughes’s Proverbial Question)

What happens when rotten strange fruit…
Hanging from trees of auction block wood
Become stinking pieces of black flesh…dried blood
Putrefying in murderous streets…?

When crystallized tears of remorse…Laden and loaded
With explosive grief…flow down weary faces
Wrinkled by time’s trials, tribulations…treacherousness—
And neglect of freedom, justice and equality
All become like inconsequential sunned raisins and festering sores…?

When visions of deferred dreams become blurred realities—
Fogged by the steam of volcanic anger—Pray tell…What happens?
Pray tell…What happens?  And then what?—Pray tell!

Premium Member A Cowards War With Blurred Lies

"A malicious war carried out 
on the innocent
 in lies
 that has disseminated their cities." 
Quote_by Poet

  Early dawn while people slept,
    heavy missiles rocket launched
      the violent attack came
        in waves of mass artillery fire.

  Homes and buildings up in smoke
    destroyed in quick succession
      leaving pile of rubble and
        people fleeing yelling and in pain.

  Families, young and old ran
    or crawl for their lives weeping
      in the streets, as some are struck
        down, some help each other to safety.

  Others killed in their last tracks.
    Rescuers search for bodies
      of the missing in the shards.
        A fight that was not equal in strength.

3/20/2022

Is Truth The First Casualty Of War And Why Is That 
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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Blurred Beauty

Ahh to let emotions 
wash over me 
Happened so fast 
yet so far away 
Being left to live 
in my own reality 
The price my fragile 
heart had to pay

When touched by 
the silvery moon
Allowing his beam 
to caress my face
As he told me perhaps 
it was too soon
Engulfing me in his 
soft warm embrace 

Colorful fireworks 
burst in the skies
As all others watched 
them in awe 
When glistening tears
fell from my eyes
While a blurred beauty 
was all that I saw 

8/1/2020
Form: Rhyme

The Blurred Times

The lines are blurred when blended
I know first hand that govenment grilled cheese sandwiches
are delicious as I shared them with Phillup my best friend,
black as night and true as time...he was my ace
His mother, my godmother Lucille, chased us out to play
in streets equal parts innocent and villainous
Street kids busted hydrants in blazing summer days
we ran through the water blasting sideways cooly
There was no race-hate-ignorant-violence
Black and White children playing with only the care
of our next adventure and the dread of a setting sun

All poor, all struggling, all trying to get by
lines were blurred and blended splendidly
playing a Guns N Roses tape for Lucille
as she laughed at the wailing voice
shaking her wise head saying "Here honey"
...."Listen"  replaced with Otis Redding
the pain and passion in his voice
hung in the hot air adding to the summer soundtrack

I moved to a whiter and "higher" place
better schools and cleaner streets
the children echoed their parents ignorant
hate filled diatribe...Ni**er this and Ni**er that...
...I visited Phillup as he moved to a rougher hood
the children echoed their parents ignorant 
hate filled diatribe...Honkey this and Honkey that...
Not one of those knowing the other...the lines
clear and defined.  Seperate and scornful
...I miss that beautiful blurred time in my life
   ...I wish everyone knew such a place existed
Form: Narrative

Blurred Vision

I wrote this as a letter of encouragement to my nephew who loves to paint 
but doubts his ability. He is quite good for such a young age.
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The young artist was painting down by the lake for hours.
and was very pleased with this work in water colors his favorite medium.
Just as he was adding the finishing brush strokes there was a sudden downpour 
and he was unable to get himself or his work to shelter fast enough.

The canvas got wet now all he had to show for his time and effort was
a pretty colored blur on canvas that looked nothing like he intended at all.

Feeling a bit sad he let it dry but rather than paint over it he chose to 
keep and display it prominently in his studio as a reminder for himself alone.
Now that painting which he had finally titled “Blurred Vision”  
sat on the side table right next to the studio door.  

            A reminder that he could have gotten angry and let himself 
            feel that he had wasted all that time he had put into his art that day.
           Or brood over the paint he may have felt he had wasted as well as
           the framed canvas.  You invest more than time in your art.

visitors to his studio would notice the painting as they turned to leave and
some would ask  “what am I supposed to see here?”
“what ever you like, it’s art.” was his usual reply.

When asked “what is this?”   He replied “That was my best art lesson.”

A good many years have passed since that wet day and every time he goes out of doors 
to paint, perhaps by the lake as is his custom he is happy that he chose to keep that 
little reminder sitting there on the side table by the studio door because it makes him 
smile to remember a beautiful day along time ago of time well spent doing what he loves 
to do and not to forget the umbrella

The Blurred Sign

We missed Paramount Ave. 
We go straight into a lane of downright bafflement 
We meet again—on the wrong time

We arrived an hour late…great job…
We go straight into Studebaker—what a moment 
We meet again—on the right time!
Form: Haiku

Blurred Culture

Just as we are, we were made to be
Straight ties, ironed shirt and no sense of 
identity.
Who are they, they asked
Are they sooted white or just black as 
snow.
They talk as would an aristocrat but yet 
that hair betrays them.

Pitted deep in their heart was a sense of 
longing but neither could they share their 
earnest hope, to them it was a ragged 
belief. 
Faith was always an unspoken ethic of 
their courage.  They told them " In order to 
grow you must cut at the base"

The thing they would fail to realise, bearer 
than fiction, was their true voice. The voice 
that told them the clothes they wore were 
of alien decent.  The Suit they prefer most 
was of the barest cut. 

Who decided against my choices? I left 
bread for you and yet only the flour 
mattered as if only you could eat the flour. 
Must not the flour be moulded first to form 
you bread.  Why is it then that I have 
become the leaven in my progression.  
Until the concluding of my affairs I will not 
find understanding of what  They culture.

When Truth Is So Blurred

When Truth Is So Blurred (Didactic Poetry) 

When Truth is so blurred and diluted
Stand strong, declare it, hold your head up high.
Though men may change and their minds polluted
Remain with Truth and never ever live a lie.


When those that rule negate what's true on earth,
And sway those governed with their falsehood as laws,
Resolve to fight for Truth for all that it's worth,
To stand for one's values is a righteous cause.


The silent will never speak out what is true,
In complacent comfort they prefer to bow.
Their nation soon falls, they know not what to do,
For truth tells us this - we reap what we sow.



Cynthia Buhain-Baello~~~~02.21.16
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Blurred Vision

You see,
The spectacle
Of the beings, paraded
Head to toe, is still quite popular here
On Zarawadi, third moon from the planet Miloshi, in the
Humbolt Quasar. Every waking dream, fresh subjects arrive, unaware
Of their transport to this unfamiliar atmosphere, where you must reach out to
Capture nutrients in zero-gravity, all the while ducking insults hurled by the
Leadbeaters, intent on permanent solutions to seemingly impossible
Challenges facing both sides of this internecine battle for utopian supremacy.
Every evolution of Plybinium Quasar shift, a spectral parade is conducted,
Featuring the energy paths of all previous parades, conducted utilizing
Light-track variations ,amenable to
Time-casting at ones
Discretion, but really,
Quite obvious….

Really

          Quite

                    Obvious



02/08/11
Form: Narrative

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