Best Joined Poems

~ for my fellow poets ~


as slaves to the pen
or our keyboard, more apt
this molding of words
in a word, holds us rapt

fine fancies or fears
take us places unknown
our muse and our craft
better focused alone

the voice of our id -
the bounce of our rhyme
thus, charming or...

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Kiss me passionately
Kiss with untetherd lips
Lips that are ripe
Lips that long to know everything
Everything waits for it's time
Everything has possibilities
Possibilities beyond limitations
Possibilities are laying in wait
Wait for me to come to you
Wait for my inexperienced touch
Touch me till you feel my longing
Touch the depth of...

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when you reach 
two bavila rivers 
"Mugela and Mugadja "which 
were joined together 
to become Kalimabenge.
You witness how bavila 
people always wish
to live in peace with other
nations on their 
Land....

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To be of nature apart from myself
And find its meaning is threaded from birth
To be male or female, to be one self
As two are one, its strange value or worth
To find there is beauty to pursue
To be male , yet be gentle to comply
And understand...

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Ive just joined a group called poetry soup
A troop of writers , Ney intellectual fighters 
They lay themselves bare , Pray you care
To take the time , read there rhyme 
and ask them the question
What inspired there direction
Enquire if poetry has salvaged there soul
or has...

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We were joined before we met, each on our own path. Separately we faced challenges that changed us little by little. As we changed in our separate lives we were becoming what we each needed when our lives intercepted. Inevitably, we became linked in our...

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Hold my hand.
Stand by my side.
Neither needs to lead nor follow.
We are joined as one,
in our journey to tomorrow.

Hold my heart,
safe in your hands.
Completely I place my trust in you.
We are joined as one.
Hear each beat call out a love that's true.

Hold my dreams,
blended with...

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Join the Military

Poor live in poverty while others are rich
And all they seem to do is *****, *****, *****
Their motto is when in trouble or have doubt
Should go ahead and wait for another handout.

When we wanted to buy a new night gown
All of them ended...

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Limerick crochetés: Once North Koreans joined South cousins

Once North Koreans joined South cousins
Agreed to let drop divisive sins
Formed one team ice-hockey
Won bronze not so lucky
Each side said: “Not for US, no side wins!”

Both sides appealed to prize committee
Some judges with none could agree:
“South on its...

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Naked, Joined And Not Afraid

Last night, nothing lay between her heart and mine
Naked and firmly locked into each other's arms
Great was the heat, passion tasted a sweet red wine
I happily wrapped into the moment and her charms;
A sinner, partaking in the sweet fleshly delight
Bodies touching...

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At
the hip-
in God's world
there can be no
split....

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Close yours, yes close them tight
We’ll make it through this lonely night
Love is lonely, it needs me and you
When we’re together we’ll make it through
Here the words of this lullaby 
Our love is strong but maybe a little shy
See the words behind my eyes
Here the...

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An angel came to me today with a message
Holding a perfect triangle in His hand
He asked me if I knew why he carried it
I laughed at him thinking such a crazy man

He placed it down on a piece of paper
Beginning to trace all of its...

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You have abruptly joined the two halves of my heart,
I love this feeling and never want it to depart....

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Why I Joined Poetry Soup


My muse lay sleeping;
my pen, dry for many years.
Gathered past poems;
published my book titled 'Tides'.
A gift for my dear children.

One day, my muse stirred;
we had found Poetry Soup.
Suddenly, new life...
reading poems filled my soul.
Words, rhythm, meter, awoke.

They were never lost;
just sleeping...

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