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Premium Member You Bring Me Yourself Demeaning Yet I Love You Still In Spite of Your Negative Self-

You held my energies my heart beating in alignment with yours;
Yours truly, displeasures you corrupted your body pure;
I love you in spite of your imperfections your reckless cover;
Self-destruction callous ignoring your inter life’s beauty;
I care for you deeply, though you bring me demeaning;
You won’t stop yourself destruction ways;
You won’t stop misbehaving so I’ll just love you away ALWAYS!


 6/24//23    
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ?2023

Moments of Blissfulness

moments exist
in which a sudden pleasure
 convey us forget
the displeasures of all hours...
A moment of bliss,
erases from memory
the pains of life...
That's why we yearn so much
for eternity,
  though fleeting,
 agreeable...!

Premium Member On Criticizing Others

Rein in those opportunities to criticize
Think of all the good things to be said
Remember to see through others’ eyes.

Or sometimes simply resort to sighs.
In disagreement, merely shake your head
Rein in those opportunities to criticize.

Be a bigger person, even if you must disguise
Displeasures weighing on you heavy as lead,
Remember to see through others’ eyes.

If you announce your woes, it’s seldom wise,
Sometimes they are better not to be read
Rein in those opportunities to criticize!

Is it that you get joy when someone cries?
How easily you could’ve another’s feelings fed
Remember to see through others’ eyes.

For being disagreeable you’ll win no prize,
Hatefulness and sharp words are best unsaid,
Remember to see through others’ eyes, 
Rein in those opportunities to criticize. 

Written December 5, 2022

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Pining Youth

Then in the midst of wild excitement I did play 
Among the trees and sapple grass 
Bright with the spirit of a summer's day,
Wearing my youthful bliss outward 
With dazzling smile and prancing step
And others to share the light awhile 
Of a wondrous time in memory yet,
None were the sorrows that strain the heart 
Or the waiting displeasures at every turn 
Nor the desolate cries of the brain 
From which I now yearn,
None, in the midst of my youthful song 
When I ran through the dancing meadows,
Delighting in its ways. 

                 W.A. CHOLT. Copyright  Fergal O Reilly. 1994.

Wind Blow His Heart Where It May

I could honestly careless
Where the wind blows your heart 
Wind blow it where it may
Through
Brambles and thorns
Dry grasses and weeds
Where worldly displeasures
Meet its pounding
To an end

Sweet Sara Jean

Mother offers help and nurturing
Through life's hardships
Gain is mother's love
Comfort bestows my sweet mother
Hide my displeasures
Forgive my hurtfulness
Nurture and uplift my spirit, dear heart
Till death separates our hearts


Therefore I Am

I am the cheese that fed many
The bread that allowed others to starve
I am the warmth
That haunts the man without a home
I am the cold that comforts the ill
The sickness that drives individuals to want
I am the integrity that lays about a dawn
The wonders that plague this unforgiving world
The displeasures that inherit living
The doubt that recognizes 
Where life can not go
I am the obvious
When your instincts tell you I am not 
I am the sun set when the moon refuses to show
I am the whereabouts forgotten
When man has no place to roam 
I am the home
The sculpture of belief alone
I am the mind set 
When all further instincts are no more
I am imagination on a dreary day
I have become less fatigued 
But I grow weary in many ways
I am laughter when quietness 
Becomes too much, too harsh
I am the land, the swamp
The unappreciated marsh
I am the road, your path
The ultimate gasp
Indiscreetly I am you for a while
Smile, I am 22 
And I miss dearly being a child

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