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The Darkest hour

The gravity of her question turning my insides brown
Her seeking the truth slowly destroying my fragile crown 
I gasped for air trying to compose myself 
How do I tell a child that her mother has been taken, a truth so heavy buried in our darkest shelf
Her only crime was raising her voice 
How could she be equal to the great man who runs our life 
To defy the every being of an egoistical clan
I uttered the most dreadful words in our land 
"Your voice is a truth the world needs, my dear"
She grinned from ear to ear 
Knowing deep down the lies I told for her to live another year
If only I could muster the courage to challenge the blatant atrocities, 
Slowly eyes wandering to my inflicted permanent disabilities 
Questioning everyone who claims to be the beacon of peace 
Deep down still hoping for the suffering to ease

Surreptitious Storming -Sos

Within the still of the seismic storms,
are voices lost of exhausted echoes…
Where words diminutively degrade,
amidst the condescending copious cyclone;

For upon the swarms of silent whispers,
mounting with ranting ruins of meadows moss…
And in the distance sacrificial screams are heard,
thus they faintly fade and are blown into oblivion;

Crystalline cries that never shout,
passing by arrogant air and egoistical ears…
Bouncing off  calumnious Cathedral chambers,
surfacing on idolized ignominious ignorance;

For amongst their desolate drought of will,
their testimonial tears standing surreal…
Ten thousand neighbors, maybe more,
In their difference find their calling;

With vaulted voices silent they encroach,
for all is quiet in the eye of the storm…
And thus their catapultian chatter turns the tides,
Surreptitious storms scatter poetic justice thrown.





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Corridors of Power

Shadows in dark corners, silhouetted figures
Floating down corridors of protected power,
Sanctuary for schemers and hungry vultures
Circling impoverished prey for them to devour,

grey suits that compliments their complexion
Their dark thoughts, intentions flow through their head
egoistical aims to promote re-election
to Westminster palace, blue,yellow green or red,

Political Party machines turn, produce laws
by invisible people in air conditioned
Rooms, payed for by my hard work and yours
For them to squander on favoured requisitioned,

Pacts and treaties sort on sports grounds,
amendments enhance ideological thoughts,
for power, to promote wealth has no bounds
anything in their way, they have high courts,

Power is the game, wealth is their ultimate aim,
to rule by fear, threats, to impoverish people,
World Politics are played, their goal exact same,
Why do we allow them to be so deceitful?


By God Were Blessed

By God Were Blessed

Things are out of place and seem so strange
All of them we should change and re-arrange
So continuously agreeable soon start to be
Deeply loved and favored by you and me. 

If everyone were welcomed and reassured
What was well-planned became preferred
Choice and way in future will do each thing
Love hearing songs a bird starts to sing.

All our desires and goals we would fulfil
With all of God's ways along with His will
Why become egoistical or be obsessed
Best things happen when by God are blessed.

Jim Horn

I just met Jon Freeman and his parents at
St. James Episcopal last Sunday and wrote
this poem for them.

I'M Okay

Just let me stress 
I'm okay with all the anxiety 
Don't tell me I'm amazing 
It just makes it worse 
I have to be perfect 
Or I'm a terrible person
I can't help this feeling
Yet I'm okay 
Don't try and help 
I don't trust you with a thing I say 
Don't say I'm pretty 
I'll just find a flaw 
I can't help anything I do 
It's not like I don't want to trust you 
I don't have a person I can talk to 
I think they're going to go behind my back 
And betray me 
Yet I'm okay 
I hide behind being egoistical 
Making people laugh is what I love 
Just a smile makes me know I did something 
I don't want anyone to know
I'm not okay 
So for now 
To everyone else 
I just okay

God Has Prepared

God Has Prepared

God me for many things He has prepared
Be willing to give and with others shared
And in Devil's trap refuse to be caught
By making myself my central thought.
(Being egoistical to some people.)

God has to be at center of all things
To us, our faith, hope and love brings
Along with ability to pray and sing
Of all to us He means more than anything.

All of our attempts will never be futile
Nor body bruises in battle ever brutal
In our bodies a soul He has cemented
With His abilities that are unlimited.

God asked me to write these last three
poems for you to read and ask you for
your opinion. You can also research
through any of my poems using any
subject. Please be sure to read them.

James Serious Mysterious Horn
Retired Veteran, Poet and
Member of Board of Vestry

http://www.poetrysoup.com/poets/top_100_poets_most_poems_all_time.aspx

Go to my NAME James Horn and go to READ.


When Two Bards Do Meet

When two bards do meet...
           Their closed minds they discreetly disclose
Tho their versions differ- in a good rapport treat; 
            But see to that, no ones vanity loose.
As verses from both sides do flow
            They argue not- yet wont agree
Tho each one their own best, hence never do bow
            As they climb each other on Mount flattery.
Is it through the hard ordeals of life's edge? 
           That they possess ego of egoistical sublime;  
Or with the acquaintance of heavy knowledge 
          They take intellectual stride with the time.

There lies a truth that: to both do teach
That; Acceptance is worth the regard than anything to preach.

Have a Hard Question Horn Kiss Poem

Have A Hard Question A Day
Will this keep the psychiatrist away?

Have a hard question so here is a hint
Am an egoistical, arrogant elephant
Loves with big mouth speaking out loud
So with personality can draw a big crowd. (Not pen)

So in order to solve this whole mess
In remarks section send me your guess
While you do sing Down in the Valley
Up all your remarks I will then tally.

If total of all totals is a total disgrace
In remarks section you ran out of space
When reading this poem and finally done
Hope you will continue on to the next one.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet

-long Before Time Ago-

WORLDS AND WORLDS OF TIME AGO AND BEFORE

   IN EONS AND EONS OF MOMENTS OF LIVES

   HAVE INHABITED, ON AND IN WORLDS OF WORLDS AROUND,

   RESIDED IN WORLDS OF SEAS IN EMBRYONIC STATE

   COMPLETED AND VIED WITH CRUSTACEOUS OBSCURITIES

   DID DINE AND WAS CONSUMED IN BONELESS APPETITIVE ZEST

   ROMPED AND CAJOLED AT PALAELITHICAL STAGES

   ABIDED WITH THE GODS IN SPACES OF YORE

   AND SOARED AS ETHEREAL BEING'S WITH WINGS OF ETHER


   DONNED SUITS OF ROBOTIC CLOAKS OF ARMOUR

   SURVIVED ELECTRICAL BARRAGES OF PERSECUTING CONTROL

   DELVED IN SUBTERRANEAN HEWED CAVERNOUS CHAMBERS

   AS ASTUTE EGOISTICAL TERRIFIED SCIOPHOBICAL MORTALS

   TRUDGED VAST GLACIAL AND TURBULENT TORRID MORIBUND PLACES

   COPULATED WITH ABORIGINAL NATURED SOULS

   ROMPED WITH FREE ABANDON O'ER ALPINE HEIGHTS

   THOUGHT POSTULATED, THOUGHT MADE ALL POSSIBLE

   LONG BEFORE THIS WORLD WAS CREATED, I WAS.

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