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4ish Matches N Uh Book Fore Ol Red

Blue’s Clues Cue for the Kidding Kids

Wonder about the kids we raise, 
Too many screwy videos in a haze, 
Take your bids, it’s a twisted game, 
I smoked a lid just to feel the same.  
Skid row’s tale that is far from fantastic, 
Put it on plastic, the world can be drastic.  
[Chorus] 
We might NOT be heaven bound, 
Yet we wear the crown, cannot keep us down, 
Sipping the blues, got the rhythm of the town, 
In a world of chaos, we stand our ground.  
[Verse 2] 
Been with another fiend, it isn’t just a dream, 
Not another green bean caught in the scheme, 
Join the A-Team, we’re pulling it tight, 
Black and white, read all over the fuss, 
While Mars rover takes off in the dust.  
[Chorus]
[Outro] 
Blue Bonnets bloom in the moon’s glow, 
No one needs to know, just let it flow.

Premium Member 'fore perfect

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             meditating
   Yahweh            Perfect
               Created
               beyond mine imagine



*Sunday'z Testimony

Premium Member 'Fore, You Know It

Morning time, will pass by soon 
Few more ticks, be afternoon 
Evening time, be here real fast 
'Fore, you know it 
The day has passed
 
Another day, come pretty quick 
Morning time, just one more tick 
Afternoon, well don't you know 
'Fore, you know it 
Will come and go
 
Time fly's by, so fast these days 
Another day, another phase
Another evening, is just ahead 
'Fore, you know it 
It's time for bed


Fore

Scots golfers do not 'golf'
as they say in the U.S.A.
invented in Scotland
it's as they ought
a sport the Scottish play
the first tennis player
known by name
(Louis X)
did not 'tennis'
when he played the game
even so I may one day
bend my elbow
consider the racket
and give it a go
looks like the language
is slowly downward drifting
and come this Christmas
you won't see me 'gifting'
when did a noun become a verb
misconjugated by ignorant clowns
as English is oft Yanked and twisted
by illiterate dimwits verbing nouns

Galleon fore

Where the hail crests the sunlight by the hill on which we laid 
Though the bedding were not empty as the rocks did fight away
In the confounds of our memories too soon pass ways galore
Love then dines as faiths are born to the measure of one’s hearts true implore
Then the captives of the waves sang loudly as a choir
Till the sodden depths remained the same 
still titles were yet held within the unquenched flame
Bore the night the sparkling sky for the darkened purply never rests
As the widow of a King bore all that she had torn
Combing hill after dale for the goodness is there born




See thine self for thyself in truth before wisdom is saddled upon the shelf


Shalden…

Premium Member Its Cronyism to the Fore

Come gather round folks, one and all,
Ignore the pall of fake-ball call and gall.
Let's play a round of golf with friends,
Where favors flow and logic truly ends.
All listed experience and resumes we'll scoff at those,
We need buddies, cronies whose friendship shows.
'Fore!' is the call, as ball goes out of bounds,
'No worries!' just kick it back, into the grounds.
We make up the rules, so surely that's fair?
You're hired, my pal, justly pull up a chair!


Premium Member A Poet’s Fore-blurb

In my poems you will find
Introspections from a worldly mind.
Some are pensive, some are kind,
But they helped me pass my time.
I hope that you’ll enjoy my wit,
And don’t consider me a twit.
By the time you read my poems all through,
You’ll find that I am very much like you.

In my poems, you will see
Life’s dominant personalities.
As words poured freely from my mind,
These personalities slowly were defined. 
Some thoughts are flippant, and some are tender,
Some are distant, but still rendered.
Most are harmless, but some are lethal,
And some were borrowed from other people.
Some poems are passionate, yet filled with strife
And though not pretty, they’re part of life.
Some will leave you open-eyed.
So, buckle up for a sentient ride.

Premium Member Moments 'Fore the Feast

Gathered 'round the table
    moments 'fore the feast
  Heads down, hands folded
    thanking God for what they'd eat

  They ate like no tomorrow
    bellies stuffed, plates vacuum-clean
  Waddled off to the dessert buffet
    G-d forsaken in this scene

Premium Member When Deep Darkness and Shadows Race To Fore

When Deep Darkness And Shadows Race To Fore

Heartache is oft an invisible cut
Within the silent and deadly new field
Black boulders bring amidst deepening ruts,
Calamity, which oft one finds no shield.

Flung from sticky webs of hideous dark
Into the depths of an innocent soul
Unrelenting,  to make a galling mark,
Its newborn despair taking wicked toll.

What to do to stop such dark woe-some flow
Destroying past happiness with its veil
Injecting agony as a new show,
Whilst poor soul often slides past gates of hell.

Dawn's welcoming sun is no longer seen
Nor those bright golden beams that heart so cheer
As despair casts forth its shadowy sheen,
Lost hope, becomes sad shades of looming fear.

Robert J. Lindley, 
10-13-2021

Note: 
Sometimes the gate opens and dark invades..

Torments of My Own

Forsake me my clumsy heart
I have known peace and joy
But held them as a baby held a toy
How foolish a mischief on my part

Daring darling endeavours
Gaming the survival tempest 
Stunts begrudge in me a shredded grandeur
I have found the misery I sought 

After war is peace
The folklore reminds me a call to action
The steps I braved shape me motionless
I fret on how beyond is history ahead of my time

Glory glory
I enjoy the distant story
But my present flow 
Praised me master of pain
Novice to tranquillity

Disintegration so delicate
Angonizing my ardor  with great artistry
Destruction going so far with distraction
No allow even the cunning faith of mine to burlglarize its masterpiece

Fore and After

Married to only what’s on the page,
each word I wedded

The cheers and accolades silenced,
my vow applauded

Spoken or read each line was reborn,
within the covers

That blanket the fore and after of time
—betrothed to forever

(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2019)

Fore Sight

Ran out the door and realize
 I’d left my keys inside
Standing falling snow
 I’ve been here before
And still again
 Here I am
Perfect hindsight shows
 I’ve never learned to look ahead
There are things
 I’ve should have done
So I would not
 Be catching snow
How many times
 Will I need
Before I learn
 To plan ahead

Premium Member Staring Fore and Aft

Staring Fore and Aft
By: Tom Wright 
5/12/03]

We oft stare hinder,
knowing that there, lurks only time spent.
We embrace in thought those days without birth,
while probing their existence.
We're cognizant of frailties at discerning the future.
We should rather, focus on time at hand
for this is all we possess.
Time can ne'er be secure beyond today’s moment.

What If Death Is Dead

WHAT IF DEATH IS DEAD?
What If he is gone?
far away with his gun
to rest forever in his dome
though hell as a home

What shall become of us?
hastily I ask thus
if sucker of our souls is dead
lest we live in great dread

What of his forerunner?
old age sitting in a corner
that shall tremor us tremendously
never again we stand sedulously

Who shall put a death blow?
when old ages glow
leave us not at this juncture
save our future from torture

          ©2019

Premium Member Soaring To Fore On Broken Wing Sore

Broken wing, cracked heel, dinged fender
There's always something busted to fluster intention
An excuse pulled from quiver, 
To send arrow in reverse.
To pull away, questioning, 
Doubt defeating resolve,
Willpower bent to neigh and sway.

The good ship "Self" is always broken.
Faults and breaks litter the decks
Patches and quick fixes 
Good enough for now
Keep "Self" sailing, broken, battered
But feeling fine and dandy, 
Unfettered by paraphernalia's blah and blah

A spirit with wings resilient,
Cannot be tethered by contraption's flaws.
Even sore broken wings, patched and fixed 
Are good enough for spirit to soar to fore
As done so well, OK or just swell, before.

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