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Athwart Without Surcease

Athwart Without Surcease — Edzel

Erelong the sphere was contrived,
intrinsically safe with His arms.
Born— soon derived,
and molded from His heart so warm.

Fain to live,
hight to be a no man in an island.
Sith ere He do forgive,
our sins be reprimand.

Teened with so many misdeed,
but He do acquit;
our men of courage didn't hid—
and but those hopeless did quit.

Meseems we're helpless,
souls are senseless;
Those who're lifeless,
can't be pulled out of darkness.

Hush.

The sleek fur of thy skull,
reamed out by duress.
Their zeal hastn't gone dull,
annihilation is devoutness.

Enow with termination,
ere the lands we owe—
lief be covered with wanion,
and eftsoons happiness alow.

Howbeit;

We grasped to fight,
ifsoever dictatorship swith enacted.
Humanity assimilates the light,
cast back not to be affrighted.

Assayed to be free,
thole is to be liberate.
We strife to flee,
‘tis to hearken the accouchement altercate.

The Livewright wanted us to fight aught,
may it be billows.
The end is nigh— we fought,
for we to bide tranquil in meadows.

Alas! Alack!

Beshrewed eftsoons,
ether evanescent.
Thy lay distuned,
and eyne dyed with torment.

Fooled ye’ll,
ill luck usward.
Certes— it rang, the dying bell,
avaunt, avaunt; froward.

Mayhap;

O’, living souls,
thou art the light—
Howbeit; the world was darkened by ghouls,
apparatuses caused blight.

Fatality somewither,
hypermedia is the root;
“We’d not be here forever,
but so my life could reboot.”

Carcass of a Mammothrept

Honoured is our kin 
fed with a sliver spoon
bred and reared in Elysium.
Swith is he, an ironic typhoean _
(he 'l be)- Our immerse hero..
So will he slump a thousand times
but not like a coward.
   I will tirelessly mull over
how long he lives
like a mammoth,
how great he'l emerge like pharaoh..
Tender is his flesh at the crematorium
who shall we laud, for this formidable feast.
   Welcome the vulnerable kin,
He who stole our sodden hearts.
Who will eep and give fibs?
He! the "vainglorious conqueror" _
Who will loot and share views?
He!
Who wears the prosperous attire?
He..
who rears the gluttonous martyrs?
He! He! He!
praise him Of great evil and flair.
glorify him Of great evil and fear he spares,
Our sardonic Adonis.
 Tied are you to winter's wrappers
Harmattan you say is for Americanas
in the savannahs.. there you belong
you scoundrel!our disowned manhattanite,
we your kindreds heart you 
'road model' for we yonder ones.
You undo and sojourn
we still value you
We pray you live longer
We pray you age agelessly
And work tirelessly
like a wall clock
When there is nothing left to seek 
You know you have attained your peak
   Then, pray to be like these carcasses
who takes nothing to heaven  _But
good deeds that trades them paradise
away from hell fortressed from yeh 
I praise you hence
Turn a new ...
Get a new lease on life

Wrought Meanings

The stress and strain of the pulling motion
Pries the appealing eyes of twisted souls
Lost in a night;s occurance
Love once felt the hands of this distrought man
But broken dreams matched with anguish tell stories 
Of a life once lived in blood 
The edge marked the end of lies and deceit
And the bodies still lay faceless under feet
And the streets painted in blood

Now will, can you listen to me?
My whim must be met as I melt in the eyes
Death must grace her presence as she made him mine
The seat selected she sits in now
As the scarring rows the crowing of dawn
Your decision must be made

The planning of the long awaited stream
Prove their honesty, for the dead lie in piles
Uniform with the writings
I hold my truths present with the value
Reformed to the write and will of those breathing
Can I just pass on by?

Whispers loud to break the ear
crise no longer pain and hurt
the screams of the guilty
Suffer the pen in hand
Fight for free will and free form
Dastardly deeds follow the sick
The bastards stain my hand swith their blood
And love is proven once more


Poem 15 I Love You

POEM 15 I LOVE YOU 



 I LOVE YOU THAT WILL LAST FOREVER. 

 I LOVE YOU SWITH ALL OF MY HEART. 

 I LOVE YOU WHEN I HOLD YOU TIGHT. 

 I LOVE YOU FOR A BRIGHTER TOMORROW. 





MR. PROFESSOR. JERRY”BIG PAPA” WELLS 

AUTHOR

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