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Good Morning Prayers

Dear Lord Jesus

You're my friend and You are my brother even though You are a King,
I love You more than any other and my soul belongs to you.
You're my Rock and You're my Shield to You alone will I gladly
Yield.  As the deer pants for the water, so my soul does long
For You.

I

Categories: incorporated, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Lyric

Angels Incorporated: Coming Up Roses

“Angels Incorporated: Coming Up Roses” 

Corporeal salutes
the corporal 
in you 

angels
earn their wings
in the beating 

rising in everything
solace is found 
in the grounding

we fall 
back down to earth
reasoning surfaces 

along the scars
that lift the bless'ed be
buffed bluff of us

the silence 
becomes us
kissing prayers 

all hallelujahs
swallowed 
rise eventually

to bring us home
dancing, duly 
misunderstood

Angels Incorporated:
Coming Up Roses

Categories: incorporated, dark, light, muse,
Form: Free verse

Incorporated Steam- -

Boiling water evaporate
Leaves not but to incorporate steam 


6/1/19
Written by James Edward Lee Sr.2019©

Categories: incorporated, analogy, imagery,
Form: Crystalline

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Santa Incorporated

there once was a reindeer from Chicago
who worked for Santa not long ago
he didn't like the work
and thought Santa was a jerk
so the company had to let him go


Funny reindeer poetry contest
Sponsored by : Tania Kitchin
12/9/18

Categories: incorporated, animal,
Form: Limerick

Chaos Incorporated

my cousin 
went to her sisters wedding 
very pregnant  you see,
walking down the aisle 
as matron of honour
was desperate for a wee,
stood behind the bride
wriggling a  bit in pain 
suddenly her bladder cried
she tried to stop in vain!!
she  pretended she had to faint 
crashing into  the christening font
water everywhere  then
knocking

Categories: incorporated, meaningful, wedding,
Form: Verse

Spirits, Incorporated

Written by Gail DeBole

Fred Hardtselle, a salesman who died,
On his tombstone had these words inscribed:
"In a seance call me,
for a rather small fee,
I'll find out where you're going, and why!"


Note: Illustrated in Coloring within the Limericks available on Amazon.com and other retail websites.

Categories: incorporated, death, funny,
Form: Limerick

Frustrated Incorporated Intro

Disclaimer..... This poem has nothing to do with a job of any sort... It's all about 
love. Love is a job that sometimes we don't ask for.

 

I'm an employee at Frustrated Incorporated.

Well I should say an ex employee,

I was not looking for work and on the spot,

This man hired me. He tried to fire

Categories: incorporated, loveme, work, me, work,
Form: Rhyme

One Day In Spring (Rhyme Incorporated)

O, waiting for John Heck “in Fields of Eden”, 
When “I Kissed a Butterfly” for “Breaking the Pen”
That Brandlynn Scruggs asked for “An Hour in Heaven”.




Note: 

Thank you, John Heck and Brandlynn Scruggs, for your wonderful writes that 
inspired this poem o’ mine.

A "Rhyme Incorporated" is a poetic form meaning "incorporation of poets’ names 
and

Categories: incorporated, imagination, nature, seasons, may,
Form: I do not know?

Starless Night: the Art of Giving (Rhyme Incorporated) Part 3

That night, vibrant Effie Blake told me “You Don’t Have To Be A Star”
To see the beauty of this world or meet Troy Nelson, of the “Dead Star”
Ahh!!! My voice need to be heard, that I wrote “To You, Mr. Apolinar”

Categories: incorporated, art, friendship, funny, on
Form: I do not know?

Starless Night: the Art of Giving (Rhyme Incorporated) Part 2

Thinking of O, Ms. Jill Martin was in her solitude “Quietly…breathing”
That, she just waved her hand greeting April Lewis “Without Speaking”
I spied humorist Donald Meikle, writing a “Note to a Lady in Waiting”

Let’s party! exclaimed silent Sami Al-Khalili, but not “Only In Winter”
That’s a real cool idea, and I said, how about in “The Field

Categories: incorporated, art, friendship, funny, on
Form: I do not know?

Starless Night: the Art of Giving (Rhyme Incorporated) Part 1

I was reading Michelle MacDonald’s superb piece of art “Sea Shanty”
Secretly, under the haiku master Katherine Stella’s “Yum Yum Tree”
When smiling Carol Brown, invited me to her grand “Surprise Party”

The charming lady of the soup was no longer feeling bad or “Sideline”
After mending herself, thru helpful John Boak’s “Like The Best Wine”
I am not sure,

Categories: incorporated, art, friendship, funny, on
Form: I do not know?