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Premium Member College Daze

  
      When I recalled my college days
         spent mainly in a drunken haze

      Invariably I’d wonder why 
         job posts read ~ ‘Degree required’
Form: Couplet

Premium Member READING IS EASY

Reading is good and easy
As is loving a  pet
Without a noisy jet
Or even Picking a ripe tomato

Deciding what to read 
That is what’s hard
As are waiting for the first tomatoes
And avoiding the eye of the wind 

Sometimes something seems hard
But is really very easy
Including reading learning
And reading as well!


Dice The Ice

Dice the ice and break the chain,
Shatter the silence and unmask the pain.
Frozen systems guard the throne,
But truth is fire, it melts the ice that turn stone.

Dice the ice of greed and lies,
Cut through the veil that blinds our eyes.
The people’s voice, a storm untamed,
Shall melt the frost of those unnamed.

Dice the ice of fear and doubt,
Tear the old order inside out.
No tyrant’s rule can last for long,
When masses rise, their will is strong.

Dice the ice for to justice flow,
From frozen rivers as new seeds grow.
The dawn is near, the night shall cease,
A nation freed shall find her peace.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Headless

Without a head 
There is no rudder 
Worth turning,
And this is the age of headlessness.
Not so much from the guillotine 
As from lobotomies
By schools and doctors, TV and social media,
Started when young from outside
But ultimately internalized
Into self-lobotomization.
This is the path of maturation today
Growing up to do what is required
To further the Greater Good
No need to even pretend to keep your head down
And eyes averted
When you have no head.

(9/11/25)

Kindred Spirits

*Kindred Spirits*

 I am often labeled as possessing "special" needs, and while there lies a kernel of truth within that phrase, the needs which burn brightest in my core are no different than yours, dear friend. Just as you crave acceptance, I ache for it too; a longing that colors every sunrise and sunset I witness in this grand tapestry called life.
Like you, I dream of companionship forged through laughter and shared confidences, bonds that render the weight of solitude obsolete. And just as knowledge illuminates the path ahead for anyone brave enough to pursue it, I yearn for chances to learn and grow, to fill the wellspring of my mind with wisdom gained through experience and discovery.
In classrooms filled with desks of various sizes, I sit, eager to absorb lessons tailored to nurture my unique potential. Though some tasks prove elusive, my spirit remains undeterred, for I understand that progress is not measured solely by speed, but by the indelible steps we take towards becoming the best versions of ourselves.


Premium Member VIC-POL

Heard some twaddle ten days ago? some TWOTS with microphones giving it a go.'
Got some SCAZNA waddling in the hills.' 'Johns' Questioning the locals..By order of the shills.' I think there are snipers ? I wonder
Are there some, who gunned down our Koalas; 800 was it the sum.? Geez what a heap of trouble from twenty twenty on.'
Where has my 'easy going homeland gone?' Hey why not give the hunters shovels and picks? so they can dig the final grave
For vic-pol.. Away up there in the sticks.'
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Steven Speirs'

There is a man that I am aware of, who delights
In our 'old blood and guts' he says he'll fly that
Flag forever.!!! Now some may well think him nuts.'
Yet he quotes about lines of lin-iage and of an
Australian commonwealth law, of treaty called
For and ratified in Versallies 'is this all for sure?' He
Speaks of God king and country, of indissolluble
Rights.? And that we have a freedom to bear arms (indeed to fight) in our countrys protection, for our own lives..And those of familiy and friends ( now are we all kings in our country? If this is right lets get on the mend)
Is this what he is 'speaking today?' Is he right  and
Sincere.? Should we lend him our ears.? Are there
Gems in the claims he portrays? Should we all raise (the duster) that is also called the 'blood and guts' that has seen us often to victory.' Is that
All it takes as such.? What if a tbousand law savvy? 'i am talking now credible folk' gave him some room, and consultation? To try his claims now.' To see.'  will this all hold up? for there may well be truth in the bloke.?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Growing Up

(G)etting taller, larger, or smarter
(R)eady to change things up
(O)pening up to new and different ideals
(W)anting to have more personal control
(I)nterested in deeper understanding
(N)oticing people in need
(G)iving without expecting something in return

(U)ndertaking more personal responsibilities
(P)articipating in activities with purpose
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Psycho-Meditation 301

  
     The whole idea of a ‘leisure class’
        is not as distant as it seems

     when students prep for life with courses 
        ~ like ‘Meditation and Recurring Dreams’
Form: Rhyme

Travel On

As we travel on our journey 
Life is not a bed of roses
While traveling on the way
You can smell the scent of roses
To make us more forceful
In doing what is good in life 
Settling to overcome the fire
Reflecting life from within.
Form: Other

The Reptilians

My name was called three times in the dark,
Echoes bending through the marrow of a tunnel.
Three old men stood before me—
Half-human, half-serpent—
A living triangle carved from shadows.

“From today you will be Cross,” they whispered,
“Bridge between foolishness and wisdom.”
The tunnel lights collapsed into silence.
Their eyes—golden, white, unblinking—
Poured fire into my soul.

They placed in my hand a single card: The Fool.
“Trust this path,” they breathed,
“For madness is the crown of kings.”

Then came Shira—
Tall, blazing, a flame in the shape of woman.
“I rule fame and sex,” she declared,
Her gaze burning holes through destiny.
“I will walk with you to the end.”

In the blink of a serpent’s eye—
We stood inside Clarence House,
Where walls bleed secrets of power.
The Reptilians circled close,
Voices rising like velvet daggers:

“You are now one of us.
You will heal, you will kill.
You will feed upon light and darkness alike.
Without you—
Stars cannot shine.”

The wheel of yin and yang spun silently.
And somewhere in the hush between shadows—
I felt both the crown
and the curse
of becoming.

Premium Member Timing The Market

At the supermarket, squeeze this,
sniff that.  Of course, color is the
first attraction: Fruit should not
be green -- vegetables must be!
So, green is not always best.
Children, take note! (Her daughter,
Little Genie, as ordered, wrote) 
And if the same price for
one, choose the largest and weigh...
but scales sometimes are purposely
light, seldom right. (Genie again
wrote) Now let's do this again: I said
vegetables should be green...though
carrots better orange-yellow.  Then there
are eggplants, they must be deep
purple.  Oh, and the beets should
be nice, round, earthy red.  Sweet candy,
gumballs, hot-dogs, highly processed
foods, hormone chicken and beef, 
barbecue with artificial flavoring
should be avoided like the class
bully.  (Genie wrote, if it taste good
it is probably bad for you) Read labels 
on cans: Mono-this, Chlor-what's it, 
if you can't say it, never plate it.  Make
a list of these chemicals.  Genie
used all the reminding pages in her pad.
(ended with, in the future, only go 
shopping with dad)

Childhood destroyer

The moment I realized 11 and 17 should never be stains my brain so deeply I don’t think it will ever wash away.
Form: Rhyme

IMPORTANT NOTE

We don't know it all
But we can never be late
We don't have it all
But we can never be liabilities 
Because we believe in our agility 
Showcasing our abilities 
Paving ways for possibilities.

We're not the most powerful 
But we're not preys 
We live with humility 
Doesn't mean we're timid
We show love
Doesn't mean we're  fearful.

We're silent
Doesn't mean we're weak
We're generous 
Doesn't mean we're foolish
But we always expect anything to happen 
Due to our uniqueness 
You're not responsible for people's actions and more.
Form: Diamante

PARENTS

None like your parents 
They're irreplaceable 
Even when you have a guardian
They won't nurture and culture you 
Like your parents would do.

Mr man when you lose 
Your wife or girlfriend 
You still gonna find another 
But when you lose your  mother 
You can never find another.

Lady when you lose
Your husband or boyfriend 
You still gonna find another 
But when you lose your father 
You will never ever find another.

Cherish and replenish your parents 
While they're still alive 
Giving them the love and respect 
They deserve 
Because that's the only memories 
They'll take along when it's time to go.

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