Moon
In the middle of the scorching hot sun
I met a breeze.
It was fair,
tall, and calm.
The breeze smiled,
I don't know for who,
maybe for me,
maybe for the universe.
His frame was cold,
yet for some reason,
he was warm.
His smile was the most endearing thing that had ever existed.
he looked so beautiful, like a pure white cloak, dancing along with the wind.
He left a very strong impression,
He looked like a stoic person.
But the more I see of him,
the more he seemed to be a genuine person.
Dark tiny dots,
I guess the word "beauty mark"
really wasn't just a mark people use to differentiate a person,
but a sign that a person is truly loved,
it's a perfection, a confession,
a mark of eternal love.
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Categories:
differentiate, appreciation, beautiful, celebrity, emotions,
Form: Free verse
In a world
In a world full of snakes
How do you tell which is poisonous
Each identical
Yet some harmful
In a world full of political parties
How do we know which one is all inclusive
Different paths
But the same ending?
In a world full of smiles
How do you differentiate between lie and truth
When promises are empty
And lies become identity
In a world of corrupt politicians
How do you decide which one is genuine
Are they playing nice for their campaign?
It's hard to trust when they've no shame
In a world that favours white
How do we expect change
When history is the same
When past and present live in the same age
In a world that fights for power
How do we become equal
When the world is against black people
When life is a climb to superiority
In a world that lives in delusion
How do we escape ego
When they are blinded by privilege
When they lead without reason
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Categories:
differentiate, discrimination, political, power, prejudice,
Form: Free verse
A Passing Object
for who i am right now,
i'm but the result of someone's monstrous generosity
first they would show you the bright colors
and later sink their teeth into your skin
was it a cactus hidden among the flowers?
or was it a snake in the lake?
this poet couldn't differentiate as
they both share their thorn and fangs with you
and for so long, i tried to make sense of it all
only to realize i was a passing object you never needed
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Categories:
differentiate, pain,
Form: Free verse
Eternal Destiny
In spite of being born into a world that is TAINTED,
At some point in our lives, we become ACQUAINTED
With the subjects of time and FINALITY.
We become aware of our own MORTALITY,
And if we are fortunate, we embrace MORALITY.
We learn that the demise of every living ENTITY
is a CERTAINTY; And we learn to differentiate
between FICTIONALITY and REALITY.
If we are wise, we develop a sense of THEOLOGY;
And we are grateful if we are blessed with LONGEVITY.
Our departing is a vital and unavoidable link to our
DESTINY and a divine transitioning into ETERNITY.
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Categories:
differentiate, christian, god, time,
Form: Rhyme
finite finite
subversions fast
two websites
to....
differentiate
between....
genius....
deception
access tonight
and....
irish poetry
poetrynation and....
poetrysoup
i am on this .com bubble also
as a journalist
look at pharmas linguists
studying you
the world population's source of poverty
has a couple of websites to spy on you with
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Categories:
differentiate, abuse,
Form: Free verse
Cosmic Love
The mesmerizing view of northern lights,
Finally forms into a cosmic image,
I see my love descending from the heavens,
attired in vivid colors of the cosmic waves of rays.
Is it the soul or a cosmic image of my wandering love?
I can’t differentiate, till I find myself lying in a flowering grass pad,
With our bodies united and souls intertwined,
She points to the moon, where her beauty lies.
In the starry skies, the moon shining bright,
She asks who is prettier, moon or me.
The only answer I have from my heart,
When I see you, I forget about the moon.
In the dawn early rays from the sun,
She does not want to go, she is draped in red,
Soon the sun will get brighter, her aura will disappear,
She will be gone for a while, but I will be waiting forever.
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Categories:
differentiate, love,
Form: Free verse
Worry
I sometimes worry knowing poetry can be so subjective, you know
And yet, I still choose poetic verse to enounciate my story, but doing so I still worry
I choose poetry to mail my experiences through similes, imagery, and silliloquies but still I worry that the meaning of my words aren’t reaching
like the voices in your heads aren’t hearing my warnings
I’m calling. But i keep receiving. Voice mail.
It’s hard for me to differentiate poetry from the meaningless rhymes and word crimes In my haystack mind
Pricked by the cold, bitter sweet needle of reality
Revealed by the snitching blood of my poetry, sharp but not unexpected
It’s biology, a mystery. An art. A story.
Bitter sweet the sting until we realize it’s reality
Bringing light, to the colour of life and it’s futility
Im afraid to live because of my worry -
I’m afraid to speak because of my poetry -
It burdens my words, painted red with the blood of poetry witch flows in my veins unknowingly-
I bleed into the world but worry covers the stain.
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Categories:
differentiate, anxiety, depression, emotions, extended
Form: Free verse
Moral Attributes
Every person has an attributes
That differentiate him from others
Some people are attributed by wisdom
Others are attributed by reason
And some people are attributed by honesty
But good morals bring together all good qualities
And you will leave an imprint
That will not disappear
Even after your departure
Hold on to your morals and you will rise.
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Categories:
differentiate, character, philosophy, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Repentance In Action
Pharisee Simon gave meals to Jesus, the Bible says.
Did he wash his feet? Did he give him a fraternal kiss?
All these a woman of the town did in her unfeigned ways
Did she long for freedom from her sins and eternal bliss?
Tears, like the floods of a monsoon, cascaded from her eyes.
With these, she washed the feet of Jesus; wiped them with her hair.
She poured alabaster on him, as though he were her prize.
With its scent, rose in Simon, unsolvable questionnaire.
Why doesn't he discern plums from bitter-guards? Simon thought.
Doesn't he differentiate good women from street girls?
From cynicism, Simon's mind to optimism, Jesus brought
From love, as per Jesus, forgiveness, like blossoms, unfurls
The woman left, like a new-born, sins forgiven, grace-filled.
At the all-holding nature of Jesus, each one was thrilled.
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Categories:
differentiate, jesus,
Form: Sonnet
Sight Fights To See
When eyes fail to differentiate love and hate
Consult doctor Christ because the sight fights to see.
July 16/2023
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Categories:
differentiate, encouraging, hate, inspirational, love,
Form: Couplet
Disciplined Men , Most Hated By Majority Women
Many women find easy to hate strict men in their lives but displined men are always the best men on this earth.
Quote by poet
You can be a disciplined man
And being hated by some women
For few secrets reasons
Which they feel shame to tell others.
Some wives can hate their husbands
Because of controlling their lives
Which is part of their duties
As good men who care for their families.
Some women always failed to differentiate
Being married, in relationship and single
When they want so called" freedom"
In the house which can become a problem.
Don't be surprised when a woman takes
Her feelings so serious than her responsibilities,
And turn to hate some disciplined guys
When trying to show her some life realities.
June 20th / 2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe
Mussabwa Chris
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Categories:
differentiate, encouraging, feelings, men, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Grey
Grey
Today the sky is grey
Yesterday the sky was grey
and so was the day before
Nothing less and nothing more
I would rather less
I would rather more
A clear sky
A warm day
The sun shining on my face
A deep dark clouded sky
A chill in the air
The smell of ozone filling your lungs
The rain pelting your skin with the force of a bullet
Drenched
As if all surrounding area was encased in water
But no
No dark clouds
No clear sky
No sun coming to say hi
No thunderclap or lightning strike nothing to differentiate the days gone by
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Categories:
differentiate, 11th grade, lonely, sky,
Form: Free verse
Looking For Milk From Male Buffaloes
When your eyes fail to differentiate white wood glue and milk, your death is ringing."
Quote by poet
As he was
Waiting for some supports
from some people
Who hate
To see his progress.
One man came
and told him,"
You saw how female buffaloes
Were slaughtered innocently.
Now you have courage to get milk
From male buffaloes.
Did you lose your mind? "
For sure he sounded
Losing brains.
How hard is
It to get supports
From people who always
Pray for your quick
Daith
And
God
Still rejecting
Their trillions
Daily prayers?
Are you blind
Or deaf dear?
Do you understand
Yourself please?
Don't call your early
Daith
When some good people
Still need you on this earth.
Don't force impossible
To turn possible
In wrong time.
Hope your ears
Heard
This wise piece of poetry
Your most welcome.
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe
Mussabwa Chris
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Categories:
differentiate, extended metaphor, metaphor, motivation,
Form: Free verse
Bantu Poem, Shahiri Mussabwa 14
When a single woman is
Behind your success
,You leave her and
___________________________
Marry an other woman,
You will fail to differentiate
Angels of God and demons.
May 07/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe
Mussabwa Chris
Message:
Majority bantu single women
Support bantu single men
For their future
Secret benefits.
They always
Count all their contributions
Like someone who is
Saving in the bank.
It always be problem
To a single man
When he wants
To marry a woman of his
Choice who did not help him in struggle.
Remember It is always
Hard to force love
And money can not buy true love.
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Categories:
differentiate, africa, angel, emotions, extended
Form: Other
Surgeon
Fatal intravenous injection of potassium produces subtle or no specific anatomic changes at all thereby posing a challenge to the autopsy surgeon to unpack the cause and manner of death. Since, it is only the extracellular potassium that can be measured in the laboratory, attributing death due to potassium poisoning becomes difficult.In such cases when the post-mortem biological tests are unable to differentiate endogenous from exogenous substances, decisions can only be substantiated by history and circumstantial evidence.
Note.Dr Zafar SUPARI killer Injection..
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Categories:
differentiate, body, books, death, drug,
Form: Narrative
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