Best Ordinate Poems


For the World's Best Boss

Calm and composed to the core…
What from a boss could I ask more? 
Humble, patient always gentle,
On your ethics, you can never fumble!

Path of peace is always your road, 
Come what may, you never explode!
With "Just hang in there" your favorite line,
Provided comfort, made me feel fine... 

My emails, calls, you would never revert,
Made me feel isolated and lost in a desert,
Untill the day I realized that Lee "Does",
And “actions” things without a buzz!

Boss, friend, mentor, guide! Who are thee?
You always supported me! Thank you Lee!
Complexities- you take in your stride,
You help with grace and zero pride....

You are as special as is today,
Sending you wishes from Bombay,
Today-The last date of this century, do celebrate,
Please accept thanks and wishes from your sub-ordinate!!
Categories: ordinate, thank you, tribute, me,
Form: Rhyme

Hope

If I ever meet depression in the physical form
I will inflict more damage than a biblical storm.
Invading my mind like satanic parasites, 
feasting on my happiness bite after bite.

I'm hating myself for the person I've become,
I'm helpless to it, pathetic weak and dumb.
Thwarted and fallen, appallingly unproductive.
The torment insurgence transforms me destructive.

I'm useless and failing, increasingly alien,
these aint excuses, it's depression I'm wailing.
I'm left handed, right handed, ADHD,
depression, self loathing and anxiety.

My ambition went missing with drive and dreams,
my confidence in submission to doubt that gleams,
these parasites co-ordinate as an efficient team.
My one weapon is hope, and hope is supreme.

7/6/2019
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ordinate, anxiety, depression, hope, suicide,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Famous Last Line

Famous Last Line

              I once knew a poet named Anisha
             She wrote poems sipping Mimosa.
                    She did not care for critics
                     But she loved Mathematics.
          She solved sums on ordinate-abscissa. 

         She solved sums on ordinate – abscissa,
        calculated Logarithms-Mantissa.
                 She loved Literature
                  Maths, Science and Nature.
          Her Idol was Great Mother Teressa.

  03/06/16

             First Stanza is original from a Contest and Second one follows.
             Famous Last Line Contest
                       Third Place
     Sponsor Laura Loo
Categories: ordinate, encouraging, , literature,
Form: Limerick

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Premium Member Mathematician and Poet

Mathematician and Poet

              I once knew a poet named Anisha
             She wrote poems sipping Mimosa.
                    She did not care for critics
                     But she loved Mathematics.
          She solved sums on ordinate-abscissa. 

   02/26/16
Categories: ordinate, humorous,
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lost In Cyborg Eyes

Focus ...

          A look, stabbing

      Black photons, bounding

   Penetrating far beyond the ultraviolet

 Every fissionable fragment on the edge of a cosmic climax

As shapes in protein chains form along the ordinate

 Sliding into a charged maelstrom of iridescence

   Glowing like tritium madness and foxfire

      But with purposes, dark ...

          Regard ... piercing me

                Controlling.
Categories: ordinate, beauty, fantasy, love, science,
Form: Free verse

Corruption

Corruption! Corruption! Corruption!
Where is corruption?

Seems tone up statesmen notion
Co-ordinate with gallantry pride exploration,
Somewhere scholar's voice explosion
Solicit grant for idle generation.

Corruption! Corruption! Corruption! 
What is corruption?

Working against the soul corruption,
Earning money overdose corruption;
Kissing beloved on road corruption.
Homosexuality in India corruption.

Corruption! Corruption! Corruption!
How to eliminate corruption?

Agitation, law, dialect and compulsion
Could not minimize absolute tension:
To eradicate this sensitive passion,
Must regulate spiritual diversion.
Categories: ordinate, society,
Form: Elegy


Premium Member Flaccid Fleet

Gluggy margarine marine grips keels
        Apex sun spreads sickly circle of lard
        Plugged lungs, gust momentum marred
        Strait elongates co-ordinate, pace killed


        Gliding knife grease fixed current kestrels
        Impotent motor pendulums drowsy matelot
        Exhonerating tranquillity served seas slow
        Exoteric tampers spatula flat vapid vessel


        Crusading armada cruise aquatic canyon
        Rigid crucifix mast meanders evangelical
        Illusive land sinks split quills, sodalite inkwell
        Top-gallant swallowed, whale snack plankton


        Inert surrender line honours, hundred strong 
        Quelled by existence Earth centric
        Universe of solar centre offensive 
        Encourages complacent latent symposium

 
        Rigging ties tradition to methods regaled
        Order drifts on brittle fine line filament
        Oceanic only planet confirms familiar 
        Moribund remains phobic, slick oil sailed




                 18th February
               Fear of Anarchy 

         GAPS GIVE CRITIQUE ROOM
Categories: ordinate, beach, columbus day, independence
Form: Enclosed Rhyme

Mqther

Mother
Insult a King berate a queen
Even a president in between
Be foolish and ignorant if you must
But to attack a woman is quite simply unjust

Study the moon study the stars
And soon the interest will fade
Why not study a woman a lady
She’s fearfully and wonderfully made

With hands that are strong and gentle
From doing chores that’s never done
Her hair grey too early from too many hours in the sun
Lots of hard times it shows in her eyes
Tongue sharp when needed with words oh so wise

Exquisite poems about world leaders penned
But today it’s about my mum my friend
Her love her life forever in my mind etched
My humble tribute to her, lived not fetched

She is the favoured head of the clan
Still arrange co-ordinate and meticulously plan
She embodies all that is faithful and true
Comes July this year she’ll be ninety two
Categories: ordinate, tribute,
Form: ABC

Conflicting Societal Mixed Messages 2

Heaven's (to Betsy) dis allow
wing danger fields vow
wing to protect and bless 
     beasts and children – endow
wing inadequate livingsocial 
     egads, fore-fend, now
a days such simultaneous show
whirring, or bath,

     asper in above - flow
whir a sad comment
     aery on humanity,
     when one cannot,
     but be faulted bestow
wing unforgettable sibling 
     camaraderie making
     a splash together - 

     holy cow
"big brother" watching quickly
     contacted and how,
hastening to doorstep
     child welfare pow
were fully advocating
     (nee demanding)
     legal custodian to bow

with demands...,or else...
     get locked up in tow
handcuffed if in sub
     ordinate or cause row
dee ness regard
     ding custody of
     minor, no go
even though dependents
 
     only freshly crow
wing out of toddler
     call robin hood, 
     to help post bail
    necessitating scraping dough
such nonchalant
     activity, would grow
into flagrant sexual abuse know

tub bull lee i.e. pedophilia poe
tent shill strongly predicted,
     especially ho...ho...ho
Christmas holidays,
     where queen tush 
     scent shill average Don Joe
Jacob Jingleheimer 
     Schmidt sits on Santa's lap,

     (a veritable stranger),
     this practice oddly enough
     acceptable to status quo
ordinarily kids 
     should think "whoa"
upon being accosted, confronted,
     detained...and NOT slow
to run the other way pronto!
Categories: ordinate, 12th grade, america, child,
Form: Free verse

The Bowstring That Passes Through the Centre

is the tendency of the  reddish sunshine 
to become drenched some more 

let us hear 
what the milky-way seamed by pins 
says 

and it’s you 
how much can you be able to read 
the venation of the Barringtonia acutangula 

can you touch the season of making apples 
in the aquarium 

the empty bottles without any co-ordinate 
that shoulder with endless grief 
the hands of the wall-clocks

in a sudden depression
they’re also making crowd 
at the beauty parlour

you have promised someday 
to present a flower-vase to display some drops of blood 
in the circled face 

do you remember it

you haven’t floated that turnip 
till now 

here the month of trumpet-flower 
covers everything 
with reedy grass 

with the festival of colours of the white horses 
the new leaves of bananas become associated 

the total dipavali rows 
along the evening-balcony

taking it as daylight 
will any bird fly towards it 

then send a walkman 
for the bamboo plants

you must go today 
in search of the source 
of the hand-woven lamp-post 

from the pitcher-worship to the kantha-stitch 
it is a  very large
twelve-horned deer

the mango-marrow 
demands more land 
demands more kingfisher 

the breath of the Ravenala
touches the chicks of the black-pepper 

in every evening 
the flood that tears the button 
touches the bowstring 

that passes through the centre of  magnolia
Categories: ordinate, fantasy
Form: Prose Poetry

Never Go Shopping

My mother loved to go shopping .
My father hated it . They loved each other dearly but those shopping trips
bring back memories for me that still make me smile .
This is my version of the comedy scenes in our house following such a trip.

Be a good lad 
Listen to your dad 
Run as if for your life
She'll drive you mad 
So listen to your dad 
Never go shopping with a wife.

You heard your mum this morning 
Say she needed some new shoes
I wasn't given any warning
Now i have the shopping blues
In the first shop we entered
She saw the perfect pair
but she wouldn't buy
Lord knows why
Until we'd been everywhere.

Be a good lad
Listen to your dad
Run as if for your life
She'll drive you mad
So listen to your dad 
Never go shopping with a wife.

6 Hours no less 
and she only bought a dress
As you can plainly see
Her bum looked big i confessed
and now she's stressed
and refusing to talk to me.
She said i should buy a shirt
I didn't mean to hurt
but i begged her to leave me to my fate
I'd look good in stripe or check 
She said would you heck 
and says i don't know how to co-ordinate.

So be a good lad 
Listen to your dad
Run as if for your life
She'll drive you mad
So listen to your dad
Never go shopping with a wife.
Categories: ordinate, dad, mum,
Form: Verse

Planning

Clearly defined that life were once
defined for me ~ announced,
nor evolution's goal, a mobile trounce
I live, nay, not to know your love, but ounce?

Not so, some ailing of assume
I live to love as God would see me through
in knowing you, in knowing you, some flounce
that Hope determines ordinate resource.

Then only love can fill God's planning force,
a power divine from wondering its course
forecast by daily leveraged endorse ~
this day so spent, I merger my recourse!
Categories: ordinate, art, faith, hope, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme

Panic Attack

home work shadows keep leftovers
guests solve random facts
torn pages co-ordinate hedge rows
Categories: ordinate, write,
Form: Senryu

Ode To Odes

ODE TO ODES ®

Patterns of raindrops on my windowsills
And a rivalry with the scorching sun
Ordinate and baste me an idea
Light filters through the raindrops
Weary wind pluck me a leaf
Cascading down on the patched pavements
Breakdancing of leaves swirling
Sour and dove into the windy music
Sojourning on a brain pulsing quest
Thunders brought me shivers
And slice the sky and the rain
The cold chill poked me
Like the soft tread of a child's feet after a bath
Resort to my noble comfort
As I broil a memory
To marinate a poem.

VickWizzy
Vick Manuel Poetry {VMP}
Copyright © 2014
Categories: ordinate, 1st grade, nature,
Form: Quatern

Premium Member For Your Love I'M Breathless-

The aroma of your present
The beauty of your essence
Secures my steps
Woman you got me breathless

I confess that I adore you
I really really really love you
From your spirit first to your soul
Your vision of luminous ordainment

My visual ordinate is sparkled as a diamond 
You made me complete woman still I'm breathless

11/15/2020
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
From anthology " JUST JESUS "
Categories: ordinate, analogy, appreciation, beautiful, blessing,
Form: Rhyme
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