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Premium Member If The Muse Bolts from Me, I'll Love Her More

If the Muse bolts from me, I'll love her more
     still and pen heartfelt songs of forlorn rhymes;
     yet, I'll still wilt within internal climes
of gloom from her forsaking me before 

I empty her spirit, for I've sometimes
     gone to cruel lengths to dash her gentle heart.
     So, having erred, the consequence for art,
and ingenious meters, thus makes betimes

my Muse's faithfulness to then depart
     (from me). To shortly beg her forgiveness,
     I take my medication, lower my stress: 
renew my efforts to make a fresh start.

For my patient Muse, a Pierian empress,
inspires my dark, bipolar mind's fitness!

Premium Member Do you remember it all? Every word, every whisper, I see them clearly

Do you remember it all? Every word, every whisper, I see them clearly,
Somewhere you erred, somewhere I did too, in a lost, ephemeral time,
I remember everything, I don't let memories die in the silence of forgetting,
Praying that life doesn't become a bitter burden, a bitter longing.
May we never reach the place where the sight of you becomes a burn,
For I remember everything, every glance, every secret quiver,
Your selfishness, not as a reproach, but a quiet observation,
Perhaps I was naive, lost in the mist of an illusory paradise.
But when reality struck, paradise transformed into flames,
All those moments of laughter, burned like fires of eternal memory,
Reminding me how, from heaven to hell, our path has changed,
How from the light of love we stepped into the shadow of a lost love.
Now I'm left with memories that dance like shadows on old walls,
Each smile, each tear, like echoes in my soul,
Telling me the story of a time that never returns, a lost time,
I remember it all, every word, every whisper, like a melody.


Premium Member PARDONING HELL


PARDONING HELL 
(Red Monday Justified)
It’s one thing forgiving those who have erred.
Criminal and criminals a free herd:-
it's another to grant then clemency;
Their injustice stampeding you and me:
Hell, what a term this is going to be:-

Premium Member Who am I

              Just who am I
        I have never known the answer
      It's said children should be seen and not heard
        Those words are a nonsense 
  Children really need to talk and be talked to
  To learn how to behave and engage with others
    Feeling truly loved and content
  I guess you will see why, I don't know who am I.

              It’s a long road  
        To where one is wishing to be
      Happy in mind, very loving and kind
        I hope I’m seen that way
  Though I’m not perfect, have erred occasionally
  I pray to become the best I can be, always
    With generosity of heart
  So the woman - who am I - does become - that’s me.

Premium Member Hmmm

Alright, someone erred
Stole a moment of glory
Occupied centre stage
Through means unethical
To which most took umbrage 

This is a time for reflection
Do we hesitate to forgive
Instead condemning the soul
Who momentarily went astray
Is not love and light our goal

Let us mindfully gentle touch
In each and every situation
As we leap forward to embrace
Assisting those who faltered
Leaving of past wounds no trace


Premium Member Never Forget Flowers

Written: April 23, 2024 For Hilo Poet
                               ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

shed my skin in light
subdue flakes of old self-blight~
glance whispers of night

I'm born on deep moon
as tide beat on the lagoon~
I erred heart signs soon.

smoke flaws stall the air
sign of unlit porchlight glare~
yet, raise emblem snare

                       ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

hide gloom in my flesh.
catch sheerness of your fresh self~
slight shouts of the dawn

I croak forth weak rage
as ebb smashed into ocean~
stood next to plush fate.

truth skills clear its lack
a doom of bright escape sneer~
yet, throw hatred fails

Premium Member Cave of our heart

I fell but was held
in God’s warm embrace 
who drew me into His heart

I erred but was forgiven
by the light that lights all lights 
now aflame in the cave of my heart

I sought naught but Him
but though my sight was dim
He revealed Himself in my heart

Premium Member Though She Leaves, My Muse Still Holds My Heart

Should my muse depart from me, I'd love her
     still; and pen songs and odes of dulcet rhymes,
     singing of love uncommon, and warmest climes
with hearts afire, for there's none above her. 

But she feels great sadness; for she needs more time
     to be free of me: for my sinful heart
     has erred, and so despised her inspired art:
disdained, she can no more for me sing sublime.

So my betrayal has made her feel unloved
     by me; I beg her forgiveness to no
     avail: silent, she turns away; to go 
to her and confess my sin leaves her unmoved.

Muse? O Muse! Forgive my sin and return,
so your love for me will not cease to burn?

Premium Member A Prayer Inside My Pocket

Short prayer I say
Each day I keep all day
Each night I breathe and pray
With my sweater, all night I dream so gay

Clothes I wear with no pocket
I change and bring with locket
Picture of faith I keep in a bucket
All year round I lit with socket

Whenever I feel blue I just sing
Songs of fife that life can bring
Songs I bite without a sting
Melodies I strike with my light string

Strings of faith and joy I play
Keeping my feet on the ground, not stray
Living a life so cool that lay
Wreaths and olives I reap, not wray

One day I lost my faith
Erred and haunted by wraith
Wisp of tendrils creeping and saithe
Noshing my body and molded like dearth

Then instant light flashed on my face, I freezed
I was speechless, frozen without a mouthpiece
A prayer inside my pocket that please
Sweater I wore again to keep myself at ease

Love

Despite the fact that you erred,
I can still stand firm.
You made me cry, and now I can't fly.
I threw back your ring because you clipped my wings.

I require a replacement.
Someone who will go out of his way to treat me well.
And bring back my bright smile
You ruined my smile.
How will you present yourself in town?

Tears have filled my checks.
My heart is filled with anxiety.
Oh, I discovered my true love! If only I knew what you did was difficult and cold.
Oh! This is a story that will be told

Premium Member Carmen Et Error

What on earth did I do to deserve this fate ?
From my insouciance I  awoke much too late.

'Tis to Tomi  now in exile on the Black Sea
Augustus in his wisdom has condemned me.

Julia's company and that poem where I erred
Removed me from the leisured life I much  preferred.

And now my sorry assize I needs must thole
With only my wife's tenderness me to console.

This crude and inclement clime I must now call home
Sequestered  so far from my distant beloved Rome.

Surrounded I am by  dull furs and guttural sounds 
Where in my mind life   with  bright togas and verse abounds

If I am not to lose my precious muse
Their language I must learn and use.

Caesar hopes me to have metamorphosed 
From sophisticate to rude yokel indisposed.

Yet my Epistulae ex Ponto  plead for  his mercy to contain
Hopes for my return to Rome, though that all looks  in vain.

If my poetry cannot soften his implacable heart,
Then perhaps others will appreciate my art.

Enchained as I am in this Hades of a living tomb,
My poetry must transform it into my Elysium.

Where Rome was once my sucus et sanguis,
Tomi  must now  serve as my grand  palace

Premium Member Aura Reading

The mystic reached out to feel
the pilgrim’s aura with zeal;
erred since his reference point,
touch divine did not anoint.

Void centric awareness still,
exercises not it’s will,
simply releasing intent,
soul seeking from God consent.

How we look at other forms
manifests in us thought storms.
Thus ego is our fault line,
unless with love, we align.

03-August-2022

Words and Precepts

“To what avail are scriptures etched on stones~
If it’s true, we must feel it in our bones”
                                            -Unseeking Seeker.

The scriptures needed to be before their eyes,
Words spoke to their hearing,
Didn’t avail much,
It didn’t seat in their hearts,
The scriptures were engraved on stones,       
But they were not written in their hearts,
It was a worthless effort,
They fell short and erred in many ways,
Wearied by their continuous transgressions, 
He sought a way to embed
 His words perpetually in their hearts,
To graft His precepts forever in their chambers,
Laid and built upon,
Until it became a mirror,
Through which they saw
 their deeds and misdeeds,
Through which we stand justified.



April 25, 2022.

Premium Member Bottle Note Lied

When the wind blows strong West
on Currarong Beach,
I love to throw the sea-mail out to sea
in bottles.
I know the wind will carry them out
through the breakers to wherever
the wind, waves and currents take them.
Ten or so I post at once,
with date and place of release
carefully scribed on the note inside.
One time, in January, in a rush to catch the wind
I wrote last year's year on the dates I penned, 
unaware I had erred.
Two days later, I received a call.
"Hello, that's amazing!"
"I found your bottle washed up on my beach at Currarong"
"Its found its way back here, after one year at sea"
"That's truly astounding"
Feeling guilty and not wanting 
to ruin a good story I kept quiet.

Premium Member Gods Law, and Mans

God’s Law, And Man’s
Written: by Miracle Man
July 19, 2021

There are two kinds of laws, 
those of God and man
Man will vote to change things,
just because he can.
Today, things are no longer,
the way they’ve been.
But by making things legal,
makes them no less a sin.
Things that were sin,
in our country’s early day.
Christians have accepted,
somewhere along the way.
Many will vote for change,
to benefit a good cause.
But when we vote for sin,
we’re breaking God’s laws.
Will the taxes sin generates, 
continue to enthrall.
By making sin legal,
we accelerate our downfall.

1 Timothy 6:10
“For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.”

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