Best Talking About Poems

Talking about life.

Not about how beautiful it is
or how blessed we are,
not about how crafty it is, 
in jamming its cruel knife.

Simply talking about life.

Not about what a masterstroke it is
or how amazingly it is decimated,
not about our love or spite.

Just talking about life.

Should i...

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Beauty is spoken of excluding beauty.
        We speak of poetry, apart from poetry.
       Total beauty does not exist, but do not accept ...
       Beauty is made...

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Was talking about body parts out loud on a bus
The reaction of passengers was utter disgust
There was shock on their mugs
They thought I was on drugs
Giggled out loud as their ears they did clutch


© Jack Ellison 2015






* Hey don't blame me... I just wake up...

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Here I'm talking about my core and its corollary. 
Here I'm talking about something,not something in such but everything. 
Here I'm talking about the woman,she is the woman of my dreams.
Here I'm talking about love,not love as just a word but the love of my...

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What race? Human race?
Stop talking about race
Start talking about space
Start talking about grace
Start talking about behavior
About the Savior
About education
About nutrition
About sickness
About craziness
About peace
About feast
About common sense
About fragrance
About poverty
About opportunity
About decency
About ethnicity
About history
About charity
About freedom
About wisdom
About friendship
About being on the same ship
About brotherhood
About sisterhood
About intelligence
About tolerance
About...

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Whether You can do it 
is hard to see
I dared You to see if You can do it
I know You can do it
But part of me thinks You can't do it
So it's a challenge now
Is it for me 
or is it for You?
Who knows?
But whoever...

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Talking about other people can hurt you and them
 Even if you meant no harm
You could be guilty of a serious sin called, “calumny.”

If you believe the negative reports you hear about others without verifying the facts
You will be guilty of rash judgment
 False reports...

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“Say, I hear your birthday's coming up this week.
 You’re going to be eighty-one, eh?”

“Yep, eighty-one on the fifth of December.
It’s a fairly easy day to remember, as you'll see,
I could surely use a tune-up or at least a tweak.
The mind great, but the body’s...

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one day We all must face
the ghosts of who we thought we were
back then, back when

we were younger, but we were stronger
We've grown weaker with our age
Souls worn down by passing days

Images of youthful eyes
flash across my dreaming mind

Innocence and openness
A state of grace i've...

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I plagiarized a verse
           Japanese,
          that was copied on
           Australia,
      ...

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You use the “N” word like it’s going out of style; it’s not just insulting 
    but it’s also vile.
A six-letter word with so many implications; a word that has caused marches 
    and demonstrations.
You use the word like...

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MADE IN PARAGUAY

     In "Asuncion"
   the saddest guarania song
    is "paraguayan"

       TANGO

   The father of the porteño tango
     he's not  born argentinian
 ...

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My friend has few friends except me.
I call her twice a week, because of this.
And she is always available.
Her phone line is open.

She stands in the street and yells at speeders.
I have asked her not to, but she gets a kick out of it.
She is...

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If God was in me
would you defend me?
or would you come to kill me
like all these new cats would do
And if God were in me
would it offend you?
if I were not the image
you created for your own benefit
destroy it
break it down
it tells me God is...

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The action that should be fixed as soon as possible
Human is the one to create and the ones to solve it
Every thing you do some of may be the future problems

Watch out the action or thing you are doing
Only if we became more cautious and...

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