Thinking of You Lyrics By Speaks Volumes
Deus Volt I scream by my brother's side,
a distinct bell rings measuring 39mm wide,
high stepping over the deconstructed rubble,
klashnikov volley is what's giving us trouble,
our advancement through the city begins to slow,
primary and secondary left with one mag to go, (clink)
armor so tight it impedes the breathing, (clank)
honor steps in like a sword unsheathing, (clink)
clinking of a grenades stops under my chest,
my brothers have been saved you know the rest.
Use your name well with honor
with praise and no blame...
Treat everyone the same
Avoid strange reputation, bad fame...
By its root, it means glory
Like the end of great story
But to others, it means fame
Like the star of a hunting game
One so famous with a spear
In the hunt of elusive dear
As a message, it is common
As a sign of confirmation
In some places, it's a dance
If it's mixed with rabbit stance
But in legend, it's a name
For the one with might and fame
Honorable mention
Etymology of names poetry contest
Judged: September 7, 2023
Penguin was embarrassed because he had fallen through the ice.
He had not done it only one time, he had done it thrice.
Anchorage Alaskan penguins cheered and yelled “one more time!”
He became a hero of sorts, so he felt a bit more sublime.
Now on a roll, he decided to try to break the ice.
He jumped on it hard, but it was as solid as blackjack dice.
He tried again, and the other penguins cheered him on.
Not embarrassed now, he began skating on the pond.
Throw away the thoughts that make
you sad, they will not exist if you leave
them behind, don't think of things
that will stop the light from shining
brighter.
Imagine how long it takes to hollow out a
log to make a vase out of bamboo shoots
in a corner of a dark cold room, surely
not worth the effort of making something
looking beautiful from the heart, but
the beauty of the effort is worth the beauty
that appears within.
Food for thought is food for the imagination
creator of majestic impossibilities possible
little bits of light to shine up a lonely spot
hiding away in your heart.
In case you stumble down the cliff of
memories you should have dismissed
many years back, now leave those
memories, the cliff is being worn down
by the waters of time.
It will now be perfect to give everything
and every one an honorable discharge
on command.
(Move on!)
Let's always be a winner!
Goodbye, Prince Philip, husband of the Queen, age ninety-nine.
Thank you, for giving up prince hood from Greek and Danish lines.
Thank you, Royal Navyman, for setting prisoners free;
thanks for wildlife protection and awards as D of E.
January 13, 2022
Contest A Celebrity Epitaph
Sponsor Michelle Faulkner
He was a patient Prince Philip.
Here lies a man who did his best
To live life as fully as he possibly could
There came the time, he confessed,
As any honorable man certainly would
Admitting all the wild seeds he had sown
Times he betrayed an important trust
And now that he sees he is dying soon
Will clear his guilty conscience, he must.
Written June 20, 2021
In these times when not a few people
are suffering from bankruptcy,
It's quite important that man
receives the Lord's graces.
For him to have them,
it's good to have
one decent
and nice
job.
A contest note- an honorable mention
It's nice to see...it received attention
Third or second or even last place
Remember- writing poetry...is not a race
Writing words from within your heart
To me, will always...top the chart
No matter what a judge might judge
It's not a race...don't hold a grudge
I've judged myself- so hard to do
I'll always, ever...appreciate you
It's just my mood, perhaps, that night
I don't always get it right
Right? ...right!
So, go ahead and write
Don't think your poetry does not belong
Perhaps, a judge just judged it wrong
The only single truth i know
beyond a fact
Is i lived my life as a charlatan
and a habitual liar
And when i die if nothing else
i wish to be treated accordingly
Otherwise i will die knowing the
only truth i told was meaningless
When just a child the poet's mom said "Son
Throughout your life beware the sin of pride
Remember this when every day is done
What counts the most is who you are inside"
At first he thought his mother's words unfair
For recognition surely has its place
In time he witnessed prideful thoughts can flare
When undue adulation supplants grace
The poet took to heart his mother's words
Too many accolades can turn your head
Vainglory flits away on wings of birds
What's left is mostly emptiness and dread
Life immersed in modest exhibition
Satisfied with honorable mention
Honorable Judges
We are highly educated and we are smart
We are the judge and jury
We judge people by their appearance and money
We have authority and we have power
No one can stand before us
We serve justice don't you see?
Look here and there haha hehe
Everyone around us is happy but we want to serve more
We want to make bank balance and we want fame
Court is our playground and law is our game
He who speaks truth do you know his name?
Before Honorable Maker Head Bow
They don' know how to milk a cow;
Are only house folk here and now,
And senseless war,
We want no more;
Do pray daily with heads that bow.
James Horn
This is my 6,000th poem. Was inspired
to write it by, "Gone With the Wind."
I'm looking among the sky and pastor words joint to pleasure is one split
Between conversation
New to news read readiness of the clouds what make the day so brand new
Each day new of ideas how do word play to reject does the look
In my eyes play lies
New to news read readiness the clouds what make the day so brand new
Taking on the tip of a tongue of hate better yet choice better word for dogs to sit
Own it on upgrade felt worst then hurt
News to news read readiness the clouds what make the days so brand new
Focus and out spoken if chess was a game for this moment to spare would
Move
Mid way to first guess is of guess of all hold hands
New to news read readiness the clouds what make the day so brand new
Look's to known covert mean as to get older partners to parents cheer to ring
What is foreign asset to new beginning disguise.
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