Coxing Poems | Examples


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A Sin Against Natural Law

They need coxing
as natural man hides
seemingly
in his mind
where others can see.

The glance -
a spell
of manipulative domination
upon themselves
as I pounce.

Never was I natural,
never did I care
to be,
looking at those in natural law
and those trying to be
unnatural...

Supernatural man looks down on man, from the sky, and sees 
only their theosophy.

© S. Wesley Mcgranor
3/4/2020

2012

one hundred meters run and swim
gymnastic teeters in the gym
judo boxing race on bikes
rowing coxing running spikes
water polo lifting weights
shooting solo tens and eights
football hockey all ball sports
fast and rocky kayak course
wrestling diving shuttle cock
sailors striving around the clock
dancing horses games with swords
racing courses springing boards
synchronized swimming taekwondo
atheletes winning skill with bow
hurdles cycling and pole vault
chasing spike king usain bolt
national teams state there claims
at britains dream olympic games

Premium Member There Is Another World

There Is Another World


There is a panther in my back pocket that does hides
 sometimes leaping out to slash and take other's sides
When necessary I unleash it's great power and rage
 woe and tribulation then reigns supreme upon that stage

There is a tiger in my heart waiting to be set free
 turn it loose as my soul eats fruit from life's tree
As new love arrives I keep it held in very deep check
 nevering allowing it's power to cause another wreck

There is a kitten in my soul that yearns to truly love
 pure milk it drinks and sings like a beautiful dove
As it plays and gives back far more that ever it takes
 healing my worries , ever so deeply tragic heart aches

There is another world that gives those gifts to me
Coxing forth kindness and goodness from my life tree....
 
Robert J. Lindley, 06-20-2014

I've been  told that I am a walking talking contradiction. 
A man that swings from gentle to bad. Some of that is 
true but only because of the great many spiritual battles 
I have surely had.. Today, I've slain the Dragon, so mighty
 is it's roar in defeat.


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