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Premium Member astral plain

astronomers often describe
the path of their heavenly ride
far off in the distant night sky
defining what's higher than high
luminous wavelength emitters
heavenly hosts all aglitter
lost in gravitational trance
each dancing unique cosmic dance

charted starlight guiding the way
for ships sailing from bay to bay
Polaris, bright northerly guide
let Vikings plunder far and wide
bored dreamers plotted vague outlines
of gods sending out godly signs
marching celestial civilians
filling up space in the trillions

worshiped by ancient Egyptians
forger of earthly existence
ubiquitous light in darkness
warmth amid bitter cold harshness
no need for divine directive
only eclipsed by perspective
center of systems of being
without stars life's not worth seeing
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Mind of God

The mind of God
populates a universe

there is no distance between
the maker and the made

the expression and the source – 

The Almighty speaks
and the sum of Him listens – 
responds with creative elegance

we are designed by The Master

formed by the grace of His
Generous Heart, in the studio
of His Divine Nature

Love is His Template

love moves the brush
that blushes and highlights

Love sculpts and contours
refines and presents

The Forger of all canvases
and their gold-leaf frames – 
the Architect of breath-full theaters, our
adorned castles of enchanting showcase 
we inhabit, exalt, and are blessed to
personally proclaim – 

we are living portraits...may 
we animate, promoting deep  
respect for the Munificent Artist of All 
Being – Our Daily Bread! Amen.


Fake the Real

I faked my smile,
It was left unheeded.
When I cried for real,
It was marked fake shred.
They said he was lost,
They said he was hurt.
Only I knew the candour,
He was a forger.
Form: Rhyme

An Excavation

Awkward silence seizes me 
Everytime I find you graze
Now that's it's all over
Still don't understand you forger
You are a puzzle 
That entangle
When I tried  solving it all the way
Realised you were away
Each time I forgave your mistakes
You took new takes
When I tried to avoid
You found new ways to make it void
You have made it all desert
Why trying now to make them sort?
I have started my new pathways
Please just get away
I have started viewing my dreamland
Without you being the part of the land
Have heard enough of your nuisance
Now just make some sense
Cause your tricks won't work
I have already experienced enough of your pranks
Stop webbing the trap
You will never get to stab
You are not going to win me back
As never gonna give you second chance
-. Edward Ibeh
   27/6/2021
Form: Lyric

God and Devil

God
                     sacred, Divine
              protecting, helping, loving  
            truth, justice, cajolery, forger
              deceiving,  scaring, hating
                     creepy, phony
                            devil
Form: Diamante


My Father's Signature

My father’s name was George; his “G”
Was not the cursive kind
And also, on his final “e,”
He cut the ties that bind.

That “e,” which was a backwards 3,
Stood separate from the rest.
A forger who attached it
Would have flunked an I.D. test.

I hadn’t thought about this now
For close to 40 years
Until today, when mention of 
His “floating e” appears.

My brother, who’s a writer, too,
In tribute to this day
Wrote a very moving poem in which
My father’s hands hold sway.

The “floating e” allowed me
A most precious little peek
Into mem’ry’s vault to see
My father’s signature, unique.
Form: Rhyme

My Father's Signature

My father’s name was George; his “G”
Was not the cursive kind
And also, on his final “e,”
He cut the ties that bind.

That “e,” which was a backwards 3,
Stood separate from the rest.
A forger who attached it
Would have flunked an I.D. test.

I hadn’t thought about this now
For close to 40 years
Until today, when mention of 
His “floating e” appears.

My brother, who’s a writer, too,
In tribute to this day
Wrote a very moving poem in which
My father’s hands hold sway.

The “floating e” allowed me
A most precious little peek
Into mem’ry’s vault to see
My father’s signature, unique.
Form: Rhyme

Reflect

how will it all happen and how will it end
reflect before you act 
well it all just depends
of the consequence of the impact

have you hit rock bottom 
tryin to win the race
forgot where you came from 
every thing you thought got misplaced

need to sit down and listen 
respect isn't given or for free 
taking time to pay attention 
it comes taxed with loyalty 

when you don't know where your going
never forger where you been
everyone has something to say about what im doing
and see I benn doin this since back when




sabrina ann espanio
02-20-19
9703636332
Form: Haiku

In Church Ran Into a Dolph and More

Ran Into A Dolph

(Member of our church.)

Were in church when we ran into a Dolph;
What we did was start calling him Randolph, 
And great Scott, 
We got caught, 
Eating our meals out of Saint James trough.

Jim Horn

Standing Shooting the Breeze

We were standing around shooting the breeze,
When we had started talking about family trees;
Forger your belief;
Check every leaf, 
While wondering how much would be the fees.

Jim Horn

Trump Can Be Corrupt

After selecting meal and on it had supped,
Was bad and the we would start to erupt;
Terrible words used,
And badly abused;
Turns out Trump had been highly corrupt.

Jim Horn

A Trump Catalyst

There is another thing I cannot resist;
We would like to see a Trump catalyst;
No change noted;
For min not voted;
Remained in hiding and him we missed.

Jim Horn
Form: Limerick

Sea

Life is a droplet in the sea
After death will at least we be free
The nice thing about the sea
Is it has no memory

But that to
Is not exactly true
Life began in the sea
So it has long memory

It would remember it all
If it had a soul
When you put seashell to the ear
The ocean waves humming you will hear

There is great deal of life in the sea
Some of mesmerizing beauty
But sea itself has no life
So it remembers no pain or strife

One man went to sea
To face his destiny
He thought only fury
Of crashing waves would make him free

But then he would see
That he was master of his destiny
He thought to himself there is still fight left in me
I’ll find the meaning to set me free

I don’t have to die in this sea
I’ll be the forger of my destiny
I’ll find the ultimate meaning and will be free
And this will forever be written in memory of the sea
sea

An Extraordinary Moment

I just found your last letter to me,
And read it while watching a blazing sunset,
Emulating the happy sun you drew in your letter.

Ten years almost to the day, you killed yourself,
I'm left with sadness, a cerulean sky,
 And passing clouds, toasted orange,
 Like heated iron in a blacksmiths forge.

You were a forger of enthusiasm, bipolar some say,
Yes maybe but by any standard extraordinary,
Up down like a sea saw, making words from polystyrene.

An extraordinary life, an extraordinary death,
An extraordinary sunset.

©dbyrne Jan 2015

The Way

Indestructible you

Endowed provocateur of origination

Forger of paths unknown

Awaken

 

Yesterday was an option

Today a decision

Tomorrow will come

Eventually

 

Head high

Shoulders up

Walk

Fear is perception

 

Defeat is an illusion

Perverse as it is

Fills a void

To incentivize the outcome of glory

 

For as long as you walk

Deceiving external predictors, you prosper

Enticing hate and curiosity

From your resistance to fall prey to darkness

 

If perhaps you stumble

Along the way

No worries

 

That is the way

Time Is a Betrayer

Time is a betrayer
Sometimes, its a player
It would betray you
And you'd blame yourself
It can misrepresent you
So that you'd forger yourself
Time chases you everywhere
It comes on your heels
Just like an armed robber
So you better gotta to be wise
In all your dealings with time
As for me, this piece I'd always revise
So I can learn to dance on the rhyme

Time is a master
Sometimes, it's tester
It would lead you
And you'd betray yourself
It can mistreat you
So that you'd even hate yourself
Time ceases every situation
It is like an ambush in the night
That can betray your precious life
So you better gotta be very wise
In the manner you deals with time
You can keep this piece and revise
So you can dance to the rhythm of the rhyme

Time is a betrayer
I believe it is a player
This is why am being fast
To be count before the last
I am ceasing every opportunity
To gather all my people in unity
Time is running just too fast
So we better gotta be wise
To interpret every single rhyme
Because time is never gonna wait
Its moving on and so straight
Come on now my people!
We must wake up and make a move
Before time betrays our trust.
Form: Rhyme

While Wandering With My Grandfather

A red rose in a white rose’s tree,
How unique could this be,
For the first time I see,
A red rose in a white rose’s tree
 
For how long will the red rose last?
Did it blossom in the past?
I wish it wouldn’t wither fast,
For how long the red rose will last
 
Should I pick the red rose for her?
Maybe this rose lasts forever,
Will it be missed by her forger?
Should I pick the red rose for her?
 
Perhaps the red rose must stay.
I am glad I saw it today,
she may bloom next May,
Perhaps the red rose must stay
 
A red rose in a white rose’s tree,
Can be so rare, but for me
There is more beauty and glee:
A red rose in a white rose’s tree
 
The poet was walking with his grandfather when he saw two rose’s trees, with entangled branches; therefore a red rose seemed to flourish in a white rose’s tree. Then those jiggling lines were naturally suggested. After sitting in the silent and peaceful inside of a mosque, with paper and pen, he wrote verses which mixed the red rose with the rare muse by him loved.

Lines In Life

Trying to live
in this world

Life the impossible
art form

Gathering strength
in the storms

Losing it all
in a moment

Loving with all
that I have

Love the incomparable
marvel

Pain its inseparable
partner

A murderer of novice and
practiced lovers alike

A forger of indelible
spirits

My spirit has yet
to be wielded

I die in this script-less
play

No role can ever
be mastered

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