Best Reliability Poems

It's so simple,
So basic,
Yet we lack it.
Interaction is nothing without it.
Unable to make a bond because the fact is,
We've missed the point.
The point that connects...

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~they embraced in their dalliance~
her appetency held a depth so deep he just couldn’t 
resist placing his hands around her barren waste
(she reaches for him...

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You're spending time in isolation now
  Nobody comes to visit anymore
You've things to say, but really don't know how
  To get your message...

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I’m here, in this terror.
 Blood, blood puddles everywhere
like after a demonic storm of rain, but instead it’s human red liquid .
Splattering,
leaking and escaping.  
More...

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The smile of a child,trying to climb on his foot,
trusts the mother to hold on ,and that builds his youth.

the child as a youth moves...

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I have always wondered if I can be loyal to a fault, 
Can pure devotion somehow bring a relationship to a halt?

I’ve noticed in my...

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Faith Contest
Sponsor: Nayda Ivette Negron


I hold assurance in my heart as each day is brought forth,
   I need my trust in the Lord...

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I love action,with few words
by example,my  guidance heard
a barnabas,I unfold
encouragement,to be bold;
strong-minded,solid,some say,
maybe somewhat dull and grey!
reliability ,my creed
satisfy first,my family need;
Each day,stepping outside...

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In society we seek security
We make purity a priority
We prefer clarity as oppose to transparency
And want our dignity to be seen as piety
All while prefering...

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Relation mainly based on Faith,
Faith in order to Maintain a Relationship. 

Essential that neither let one Down,
Try to be Reliable as much as possible,
Rather than...

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Bills to Pay                      ...

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We have loved in vain,
Within our hearts past lovers do remain.
Through years of experience,
And the witnessing of our friends disappearance.
Through every year of growing maturity,
We...

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people fail to deliver a job with honesty and industrious nature.
when they died, they carried pain and raised worrying rankles,
children never face them,  they...

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You probably never knew it,
But I once lived within five blocks of you.
I and my kids visited you often to play and to view.

You consumed...

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Poet: Ken Jordan
Poem: Stagecoach Mary
Edited by: Sparkle Jordan
written: January/2014


 Mary Fields,
(1832-1914).

born a slave,
somewhere in
Tennessee,

on the 
Dunnes
Plantation -

She  became 
the first
African American
(male or female)
to deliver 
the U. S. mail
in 
America -

She...

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