Best Schedule Poems
Multitudinous bells secern the tones
as may resound sharp bamboo xylophones.
Pulchritudinous bells have rhythmic ding,
others that linger with tedious ring.
Some little bells can echo a jingle
that surely bestow a Christmas tingle.
Quite many bells ting melodious chime
prompting our schedule's punctilious time.
A carillons' unique, harmonized bells
swing from gentleness to overtone swells.
Suspended bronze discs reach resonant gongs,
characterized by gregarious songs.
A bittersweet bell that distantly tolls
announces angelic release of souls.
Written by Gail DeBole on October 16, 2014
Updated on October 21, 2014
Note: All unscheduled times are for unplanned miracles.
Monday – 1:00 a.m. - Protect William so that he survives a tragic car accident.
10:00 a.m. - Greet new arrivals to heaven with orientation and tour.
Tuesday – 11:00 a.m.
Attend the funeral of Janet to guide her spirit.
Wed. – 3:00 p.m. – Guide Arthur out of a coma.
4:00 p.m. and on - Help trapped families escape a flood.
Thurs. – 5:50 a.m. - Put the idea for this poem inside Gail's head.
7:00 a.m. - Get wings manicured and halo adjusted.
8:00 a.m. - Look for a more comfortable white puffy cloud to live on.
9:00 a.m. - Attend team meeting with other Angels.
4:00 p.m. - Attend Celestial Happenings meeting.
(Group for Angels to share experiences.)
Weekend Mornings - Attend half-day seminars. Presenter: God
From days start till end
Loud housebound kids cause concern
Your dreams undisturbed
Blossoms bright orange, gold and yellow
Planted bulbs rebirth anticipation
Robin red breast around fifty on the lawn
Robin pecking in the fresh turned soil, mellow
Credit card ordered more and more for satisfaction
Bills pile higher across my desk, collector on the phone
Spring is ahead of schedule until the great freeze
Spring is ahead of schedule until Easter.....If you please!
Well well well winter finally arrived
Although the impact has been revised
Usually buried by now
Need a dirty big plough
This year it's behind schedule so be advised
© Jack Ellison 2016
Monday ... hit ‘em with a hard ballpoint slam
Shake the weekend ‘nish out of their veins
Tuesday ... hot comb straighten out the political wigs
Give the trough lap dogs some cynicism pain
Wednesday ... make their pen ride uncomfortable on the hump
Tell a shorty stuck backhoe mole ditch is looking big
Thursday ... turn the sundial back ten degrees with an ink bump
Square the pretty posers center left of the cam
Friday ... check my girl’s curvaceous cursive print body of love
Hopeful souls need some spiritual sunshine to reign
Saturday ... bring a light-hearted saber to the round table gig
There be smiles and smiles to go to reach the mystic muse sky above
Sunday ... give a writeous sermon that make ‘em shout and jump
Preach the double truth about I AM THAT I AM
fall schedule
grillcheese and tomato soup
judo class tonight
posted on May 31, 2018
The silk lines billow far out
in the thin sky
saturated with light blue sunshine.
I hold them together
in my left fist
on my hi-tech chariot;
my right hand twists
and we are loose from earth.
The silken lines undulate
over continents;
gallop the golden stallions
as I observe the people
releasing the flavours of their foods
the clench of cereals, the delights of fruit,
the iron of flesh, the sere of burnt blood
coming to me in a gracious sine curve.
It seems nothing has changed much
since the first chariot chase;
men still do not look
me straight in the face,
building dynasties on the sherds of others,
constructing palaces
to supply the noble rubble
on which to found new fallacies.
God And My Schedule
God appeared in my busy
schedule
And told me whats the rush
The world is busy with a
schedule
But no one sits and listens
To the free wind that dances by
the sidewalk
The world is in the rush for
nothing
Its going round and round and
round
Like circus and its clowns
Devicing travesty for play
I felt so dizzy
From my busy shedule
Like a lost child that was found
Lost in life's dreadful tragedy
By the waves of ocean's
ministry
We are so busy running
That we forget to make a sound
The room is cleaned up
and because it is saturday
the sheets are linen
pure, white and steamed,
the dinner is a banquet
and the dessert is an apple pie
So, she lies on the bed
and he, on the top of her
and because it is a holiday
they have closed the office
they are following the schedule
The roon is cleaned up
linen sheets
she is waiting for him
he is on the top of her
he is following the schedule
she is looking through the window
For a few brief moments
he enters and pulls out of her
she moans and suffers predictlaby
he comes and shakes convincingly
Because it is Saturday
the office is closed
she is lying on the bed
he is on the top of her
she is moaning predictlably
he is thinking about the pie
she is thinking about morphine
and in the inside-outside rhythm
she feels like she was dead
and he pretends he is loved.
Patrícia Evans
There's a multiple of routes to choose; I have to prepare soon
The 1st day of High School-- I suppose it was a lopsided beginning for me
I don't feel right in my position-- it's way too much to bear
I only have a few more weeks to move
Traffic jams my mind from driving freely-- TOO UNBEARABLE!!
How can I choose a way to release stress?
Time makes me worry--
Will I ever straighten-up my schedule?
I should talk it out...
These hardships take over-- there's no way out!
Even though I failed,
I'll place myself out of this position!
(Ha!!! Take that counselor!!)
Weekly appointments are being made
Realizing luring bargaining chips after many trades
Hoping they will make the grade
When opposing home offices are expected to invade
What will be discussed?
Important issues a must
Flagging the busts
No holding or off sides are rules on the table
Running plays that are able
To score and win a physical debate
Reporting a result getting everything straight
Or maybe it is a business trip
Written into the corporate script
Having one or two days on the road
Waking up before the complementary continental breakfast folds
Getting on the transportation shuttle
In the briefcase the playbook rebuttal
When the whistle blows
A presentation in the field should flow
Team players working towards the goal
Completing passes when on the roll
If more points are on the board
When going out the door
This visit was a success
Leaving the host to study the mess
Competitive commitment calendar is all filled
And accounting has the money when they get billed
Upper management has approved the fall schedule release
Allowing the talent to be at peace
Putting on the proper representative attire
Sleek uniforms from those who did the hire
Now the umbrella organization can monitor the action all over the country
Expecting all the division’s meetings to make money
Take a good look at the information on the alert
And good luck to all in selling enough to earn pay dirt
Vaccination Chart
1.BCG at birth dose 0.05ml.
2.Hep B at birth dose 0.5ml.
3.OPV at birth dose 2 drops.
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4.06 weeks baby Hep B dose 0.5ml.
5.06 weeks baby DTP dose 0.5ml.
6.06 weeks baby IPV dose 0.5ml.
7.06 weeks baby HIB dose 0.5ml.
8.06 weeks baby Rota V dose 1ml.
9.06 weeks baby PCV dose 0.5ml.
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10.10 weeks baby DTP dose 0.5ml.
11.10 weeks baby IPV dose 0.5ml.
12.10 weeks baby HIB dose 0.5ml.
13.10 weeks baby Rota V dose 1ml.
14.10 weeks baby PCV dose 0.5ml.
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15.14 weeks baby DTP dose 0.5ml.
16.14 weeks baby IPV dose 0.5ml.
17.14 weeks baby HIB dose 0.5ml.
18.14 weeks baby Rota V dose 1ml.
19.14 weeks baby PCV dose 0.5ml.
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20.06 months baby Hep B dose 0.5ml.
21.06 months baby OPV dose 2 drops.
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22.09 months baby OPV dose 2 drops.
23.09 months baby MMR dose 0.5ml.
24.09 months baby Typhoid dose 0.5ml.
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25.12 months baby Hep A dose 0.5ml.
Note.Keep out of reach of children.
Lesson.Medicine is the worst thing after Poison.
I call my friend Linda at nine a.m.
she is probably sleeping
I leave her a couple of messages
get no reply
she calls me around ten pm
this wakes me up and irritates me
I do not answer,
not wanting to encourage her to call me this late
we are not on the same schedule
I doubt we ever will be
I cannot imagine sleeping past eight=thirty in the morning
I am usually up at six
She begins partying at ten p.m.
several hours after I turn my phone off for the night
The Schedule
Written by Tom Wright
8-2-2016
A schedule isn’t just to get things done,
But for accomplishment in some sequence;
We begin doing things at the rising of sun,
Some done without thought of frequence.
First on our list should be God’s time alone,
For his guidance on how we should walk.
Thanking Him for blessings and love shown,
And for steering us past each roadblock;
Second is making time for relationships,
For marriage, parenting, and bonding;
That filtered words always pass our lips,
When to others we might be responding.
Third we should schedule time for work,
For work is the means by which we provide;
Not to gain approval or going berserk,
But giving your best that God be amplified;
Fourth, we require time for rest and play,
For we can’t function without adequate rest;
If we shortchange sleep it hinders our day,
And often leaves our bodies feeling stressed.
Fifth we should set aside time for service,
And not forsaking the assembling with others.
For in exalting another God will preserve us,
And made us all to be sisters and brothers;