Best Disciplined Poems


Disciplined Men , Most Hated By Majority Women

Many women find easy to hate strict men in their lives but displined men are always the best men on this earth. 
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                          You can be a disciplined man 
                      And being  hated by some women 
                               For few secrets reasons 
                      Which they feel shame to tell others. 

                     Some wives can hate their husbands 
                         Because of controlling their lives
                            Which is  part of their duties 
                   As good men who care for their families. 

Some women always failed to differentiate 
Being married,  in relationship and single 
When they want so called" freedom"
In the house which can become a problem.

Don't be surprised when a woman takes 
Her feelings so serious than her responsibilities, 
And turn to hate some disciplined guys 
When trying to show her some life realities. 


                       June 20th / 2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe 
Mussabwa Chris

Disciplined Education

Education without discipline is something fake.It’s education that not getting lost and going theft,if education is cake like icing discipline.What’s the use of education,if one can’t obey and respect his parents? A valuable gift that parents can give to their children is discipline based education!

Premium Member Disciplined Dog-line


In restive response to the nature’s call,
in the disciplined dog-line they all fall.
         Not far is the place to pee,
         tree never seems to be free.
Leakage curbed canine bladders learn to stall.


Premium Member Disciplined Dogs

       
                   Disciplined dogs are waiting in queue
                   Astonishingly fantastic view !
                        A  lovely scenery 
                        and  extraordinary
                     How this happened ? Have you any clue ?

Uwera

Under the magic spell of a thousand hills,
Hides beauty beyond what words can tell,
Sounds sweet like home-time bell,
Shouting that I already fell
Fell in love like hell
Love sweeter than words can tell,
A better place to dwell,
And with me, it is well.

Wait a minute, precious 
Wild and wonderful, pause 
Loving ma belle reine;
   Disciplined my eyes, I can't see any other.
   Disciplined my ears, I can listen to any other.
   Disciplined my mind, I can't think of any other.
   Disciplined my heart,  I can't love any other. 
   Disciplined my life, I can't live with any other.

Everything you are sets my pace,
The pace at which I run my race,
A race to embrace my ace.
I say in your face;
My heart is your place,
My life is your space,
And without say,
No one will ever take your place.
 
Ravishing beauty on fire, 
Remains my wildest desire.
Radiant smiles never for hire,
Takes me beyond and higher,
Leaving me lost in reverie,
Beyond every wonder,
To my land of plunder.

A special and sweet place;
A happily ever after space,
In a phrase.
Mwiza wanjye to embrace,
Painting a smiling face,
Of the greatest mystery ever told 
Holding my hold with bold.

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