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Premium MemberConfluence

 

"Inspiration Quote #3 - Forget injuries, never forget kindness."

            My mom was the kindest person I ever knew,
she and my dad instilled this quality in me:
      and though at times difficult I was kindly as I grew,
I appreciate that those teachings were the key;
                  now, I am a friend faithful and true !

                Like two streams flowing and connected,
all relationships need a meeting of one on one:
        any conflict needs attention to be corrected,
a get together talk will clear the issues until done;
                    gently, a solution with each respected !

            My dad told me to walk away from a fight,
he said the stronger person should turn away:
      and no matter what always be kind and polite.
create a confluence of talking as the way;
                 and by being kind I can sleep at night ! 

                It does not cost anything to be kind,
and is healthier than holding onto strife:
        not all will like me so to that I am resigned,
I remove the hurt by removing the knife:
                     and let kindness bring me peace of mind  !
Categories: confluence, introspection,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberConfluence

"Forget injuries, never forget kindnesses"
- Confucius

With the flowing stream of my being, tributaries join
Chrystal clear or coal like black, I embrace them all gladly.
Each atom of my existence has been the widow's coin.
I spent not in richness but to give my mite joyfully.

I carry each flower that falls. Do I leave any leaf?
An ant or an elephant—every one I reach their shore
Single-mindedness in joining the sea is my belief.
Unity in diversity is the faith of my core.

Amidst threatening birds and beasts, are the jungles frightened?
Has the universe, for the sake of strange stars, stopped its course?
How many blossoms adorn each little temple garland?
Shouldn't I, ultimately, go to my primary source?

I flow on, amalgamating within me one and all.
I do not know, lo, who on earth is great and who is small.
Categories: confluence, life, love,
Form: Sonnet


Premium MemberConfluence

“Forget injuries,
         never forget kindnesses.”
                             _by Confucius

Life stalls and whirls,
so full of balances;
with rhythmic tides,
it has an ebb and flow.
As they turn full,
all relish in the bliss;
conversely, 
most are sad when tides run low.

Confluence helps
to balance changing tides:
while traveling on waves
of those most high-
then resting thoughts
when we are bound to lows;
remembering each peak
that helped us fly.

Most are sad when tides run low;
conversely,
all relish in the bliss
as they turn full.
It has an ebb and flow
with rhythmic tides;
so full of balances-
life stalls and whirls.
Categories: confluence, extended metaphor, life, wisdom,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberCONFLUENCE

Counterparts,we
two becoming one

Male & female,equivalents


Communing,now 
two becoming one

Male & female,complemented 

Christian Marriage
                             two becoming one
Categories: confluence, christian, marriage,
Form: Didactic

Confluence

Streams mingle with rivers
And rivers mingle with oceans
while oceans reconcile the distinction 
Like humans converging from regions 

Civilization marks a local population
Originating back to their initiation
Modern trends reconcile the differences  
Substituting Regionalism with cooperation 

 People shuttling from country to country 
Mingling one another into the sixth ocean 
Time by time removed the separation 
Both in inherited values and appearance 
A cosmopolitan of civilization appears 

As the scene being shown in Australia 
The continent lives people from everywhere 
They're converging themselves into 
A fresh civilization- the spirit of Australian
Categories: confluence, appreciation, culture, immigration, paradise,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberConfluence

I desire for song,
Writ practically worthy;
I wish I could,
Write it out!
So, display to earth,
My triumph or hurt:
May each word,
Be vocally proud!
Categories: confluence, appreciation, desire, feelings, how
Form: Lyric

The Confluence

We were rapids and falls,
two deep streams moving
into each other.

Rivers run, but we tumbled
and churned
until at last
we became a confluence,
not exactly oil meeting water,
but there was a separation
while we mingled.

When passion ran dry
we did not proclaim a 'goodbye,'
we just dipped a bucket of self
into that turbulence
and kept that essence
in a fishbowl of old memories.
Categories: confluence, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberConfluence

like a gurgling stream
laced with frothy white chiffon
life flows on quite smooth
their love too grows steadily
hurtling to a confluence
Categories: confluence, analogy, feelings, love,
Form: Tanka

Premium MemberThe Utmost Confluence

Is it hearty to eager gaze at him with fond hope? 
As the latter view with life borne, in gradual slope. 
A high-flying plane to God's never-ending city. 
But picking dreadful death isn't offered entirely.

Endwise, I'll once again aim to relish a joyful life. 
A cheerful get-together for all who have left strife. 
No also poignant anguish, torment, or intricacy. 
Since I merely bear all lack, will not require any.

In eternal Heaven, God will reward and soothe me. 
As we promptly proceed on a never-ending journey. 
With ample time, we'll be heeded as utterly were. 
To sustain in perpetuity with my brood there. 

As I anxiously exit from this premonition planet, 
At the point when I enter Heaven's greatness exquisite. 
Nudging me will reliably provide no justifiable excuse. 
In regards to this loathsome and impure recluse. 

Written: November 21, 2021
Categories: confluence, analogy, beauty, destiny, faith,
Form: Rhyme

A Confluence of Happenstance

While sitting on our favorite bench,
Beneath a big black cloud,
A smattering of raindrops fell,
Dispersing all the crowd.

The cell phone rang; some friends of ours
Just happened to be near.
We told them where to find us
As the sky began to clear.

We shared our bench, the sun came out,
The river was a’gleam;
Such luck in these uncertain times
Felt strangely like a dream.

A confluence of happenstance
Allowed us all to meet
And after months apart, our time
Together sure was sweet.
Categories: confluence, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberOde To Holy Ganga- Constanza

Oh Ganga! river so revered
your holiness purifies deep
if thy essence we let in seep.

From lord Shiva's hair you appeared
down the mighty Himalayas
quenching the thirsty souls pious.

Yamuna, Saraswati neared
to merge with you at Triveni
Sangam of pilgrimage many.

Together all joyously cheered
by peasants and boatmen alike
before in sea you slowly dyke.

Your ambrosial waters so cleared
granting boon to even sinners
writing history of winners

Oh Ganga! river so revered
From lord Shiva's hair you appeared
Yamuna, Saraswati neared
Together all joyously cheered
Your ambrosial waters so cleared.

Note:
Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati rivers' confluence takes place at Triveni near Allahabad. This confluence is also called Sangam in Hindi.

25.7.2020
Categories: confluence, river,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberChopin a Confluence of Image and Ear

composer performer
            complex & complicated
flamboyant  frenzied
evocative
emotions
             extolled exhibited

keyboard expressions
of
heartbreak
               melancholy 
made lyrically
                   aloud

genius  marooned
in
innovation

inner tragedy  telltale torments
transformed

romantic naivete
          fortuitously fingered
in
nocturne&concerto

for us
    when we look laugh & dream
Categories: confluence, music, people,
Form: Ekphrasis

A Confluence of Mere Cabals

at the niger chambers where a pensive-calm
dwells amid nature and the hill-top lads
– the mouth-piece of the serene clan! –
where as many a lonely weaver she stands 
o, where the now-weird homestead stands 
– the epitome of native caves and mounts! –
’tis like a confluence of cabals that clenches
our world, a  new world deep in the forests;
aloft of the ancient world of weavers and eaglets
an ancient world of the mother of the amazons –
there! we wait! the microcosm of new maidens!
– the new mouth-piece of a new serene clan! –
a confluence of mere cabals clench’ng our clan;
o, drum for these lonely weavers of the forests!
Categories: confluence, allegory, sorrow,
Form: Sonnet

Unprecedented Confluence - Duet

(Male’s part)
First verse
Why they swarmed into piling on sympathy
Why they came thirsty of my tethered heart and tearful eye
Why they were not done for my melancholic stance
Why they talked sour of my love and allegiance
Why they thought you have sailed back to return never


(Female’s part)
Second verse
My soul mate, my beloved
They meant me as a talking body, now mute forever
But you played endlessly with my soul
Still around, abiding in your heart

(Male’s part)
Third verse
Ah, I can breathe you deep down in my heart
Unable to differentiate you and the self
Feel renewed with your dreams
Getting feather in my eye

(Both)
Chorus
Death succumbed to our love
For it can only kill the flesh
Can’t even tamper with soul
Wherein breathe our love.

(Both)
Oh almighty, I warmly acclaim your phenomenal craft
Of mortal body and immortal soul  
As a token of gratefulness
I will keep your particle, god particle, the soul
Dipped in immense sea of love
Categories: confluence, love,
Form: Lyric

Confluence

A rare confluence of events
Is happening tonight
To fill both Jews and Christians
With a feeling of delight.

At sunset Chanukah begins;
Two candles thus will glow,
While Christmas brings excitement,
Knowing Santa Claus will show.

All celebrants will gather
With their kith and kin to feast.
There'll be gossip, gifts and goodies,
Greedy waistlines thus increased.

So to all who'll spend this evening
With the dreidel or the tree,
Here's a happy merry greeting
Flowing straight to you from me.
Categories: confluence, chanukah, christmas,
Form: Rhyme

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