Best Deed Poems

When darkness spreads across the land,
and storm clouds form above;
a friend will be there, outstretched hand,
and offer you their love.
They stand beside you through the dark,
and always without strings,
to help you make it ‘round the mark;
the wind beneath your wings.

Whenever doubt forms in my mind
my...

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Those good deeds can be done by all,
By young or old, by short or tall.

A smile may be the very thing
That makes a shriven heart to sing.

A tender hearted, richer man
Who writes a check because he can

Is no more blessed than is the one
Whom a...

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Autumn presents its scheduled deed
     as it ends summer with a wow
and sees the chance to fill a need
     for letting Nature zzz for now.

Since spring and summer put up much
     as revver...

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Girls are like pianos in deed and simile
When well tuned they giggle and smile
When annoyed they prop and empathize
When spoiled they demand and emphasize
He who can make a girl laugh can make her upright
Then they grow glassy and fabulously bright
They become wily strong and pretty...

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A poet needs.....
to be seen...
with words shown,

A poet heeds....
poetic dreams....
to be known,

A poet indeed...
sows such seed...
when sharing thoughts of own....

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Sequel to "The Dream"


I came from a funeral
With tears I couldn't see;
For I killed my lover
Who wouldn't love me.
His mouth with soft lips
That lit his sweet face
Brought a vision of sorrow
For a lonely grave's place.

For he did deceive me
And I couldn't find rest;
Till I turned...

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it's deeds not a race			
shall we ever understand!?
behavioral deeds...

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Who expects to do a deed of kindness...
doesn't it happen unexpectedly?
Late this afternoon strolling down wide streets
with blooming oaks that smelled heavenly,
I helped a blind woman cross an intersection where kids
race on motorbikes with earphones plugged in their ears. 
Teens blasting music laughed hysterically at...

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Today’s Good Deed

In your open hand
I placed a red rose petal upon it

You looked up at me in puzzlement
Curiosity won over fear

I replied “ the rose petal fell from the sky”
As I tried to capture and hold, it fluttered to your hand

I am sorry, was...

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I told her I would walk her dog,
She had been ill, was in a fog.
So off we went on our little jog
When Fido spied a pesky frog.
Off at a sprint, over a log,
And the two of us landed in a bog.
Clothing's wet, it's all a-sog
Because...

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NO GOOD DEED GOES UNPUNISHED
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS


SAY ADIEU TO EUROPE AS IT EDDIES TO THE DRAIN
THE DEMISE WILL BE SLOW  WITH BLOOD WITH PAIN
THERE IS AN INVASION ALL EUROPE IS UNDER SIEGE
BY DEDICATED JIHADISTS DISGUISED AS REFUGEES
THEY WILL SLOWLY COLONIZE INTO URBAN CENTERS
OBEYING ...

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Back when McGee was a fireman
A fairly long time in the past
He thought he'd go for a little walk
And feeling quite up to the task

That was until he saw a site
That was cute in a curious way
There he was , that little boy Shawn
Playing as...

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Donate a dollar, 
Paint the sky, 
Adopt a pet, 
Oh my! 
Share with another, 
Give a bit of happiness, 
Help an elder, 
We'll eradicate the sadness.
Talk to the lonely, 
Help the frail, 
Be brave, 
Let a mind sail. 
Teach something new, 
Give a new child,...

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Trouble, trouble in the mown rye!
Sneaky snakes slither round and by,
silently squeezing through rubble
in the mown rye, trouble, trouble!

Sneaky snakes eat rats in the field,
mice and bugs that damage the yield. 
Common problems farmers must beat.
Rats in the field, sneaky snakes eat. 

Friendship extends to...

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I aped to a blue heron to a man who wrote his deed.
Once you're at the final of the story, no woe is needed.

If death appeared to be appropriate, life would be aimless.
If you have survived death mysteriously, you can live endless.

You lift it, provided...

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