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Premium Member Ardor At Work

Looking at the mirror 
with good day’s pleasure
I see slothfulness’ glamor 
taunting with delight’s leisure
Yet ready to attack sense of honor
defying time-worth’s treasure
So defiant; not a generous donor 
offering gift that costs much pressure!

I challenge you, my body’s indolent suitor
upon your procrastination’s grandeur
I’m aware of your wastefulness’ color 
since programmed schedule you want to injure
I fight you for putting me in meaninglessness’ rigor 
against unjustified torture
Dampening my work-ardor 
by your entertainment-indulgence culture!

Face now my spiritual fervor 
straightening your laziness-posture
I vanquish your terror 
that’s underestimating my devotion-measure
See how I combat fruitlessness’ horror 
striving for a productive future
While trusting God with His grace-anchor, 
I press on by His might so sure!

Don’t shake me with doubts’ tremor; 
I confront you upon truth’s nurture
You'll be overtaken by my Conqueror
… just prepare for a painful capture
Never dare me; you’re a deceitful actor 
trapped inside reality’s exposure
I’m driven by the Victor 
Who has mastered very well human nature! 

Along my stewardship’s armor, 
I smite you with discipline-censure
Having the Lord’s good favor...  
I dominate over your lethargic displeasure
Upheld by His strong succor, 
I subdue your destructive gesture
Trained by my champion Mentor... 
I arise toward faith-performance venture! 

Thus, by diligence-motor, ...
you, spirit of the sluggard, I adjure
Yield to the task-commander’s tenor 
…follow work-ethics’ procedure
Escape from vanity’s galore 
…be prodded to toil and endure
Girded by hardships’ candor 
…stand up with zealousness-feature!

Opponent of losing savor, 
Surrender your worthless seizure for healthy cure
Accept that you’re beaten by genuine labor 
midst your impatience-tenure
I thank my Savior for righteous valor 
making me win on persistence juncture
Guided constantly by the Director, 
I persist in His triumphant service-business* pasture!

Personification with rhyme form

*Romans 12:11 Not slothful in business; fervent in spirit; serving the Lord.

April 7, 2019
Edited on May 13, 2020
5th place, "Shutter Speed" Premier Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Kai Michael Neumann; judged on 5/18/2020.


Premium Member Battle Against Slothfulness

Looking at the mirror with good day’s pleasure
I see slothfulness’ glamour gripping me with delight’s leisure
Yet ready to attack my sense of honor for me to defy time-worth’s treasure
So defiant; not a generous donor offering me gift that costs much pressure!

Now, I challenge you, my indolent suitor, upon your procrastination’s grandeur
I’m aware of your wastefulness’ color since my schedule you want to injure
I fight you for putting me in meaninglessness’ rigor against unjustified torture
Dampening my work-ardor by your entertainment-indulgence culture!

Face now my determination fervor straightening your laziness-posture
I vanquish your terror that’s underestimating my devotion-measure
See how I combat fruitlessness’ horror in striving for a productive future
While trusting God with His grace-anchor, I press on by His might so sure!

Don’t shake me with doubts’ tremor; I confront you upon truth’s nurture
You'll be overtaken by my Conqueror… just prepare for a painful capture
Never dare me; you’re a deceitful actor trapped inside reality’s exposure
I’m controlled by the Victor Who has mastered very well human nature! 

Along my stewardship’s armor, I smite you with discipline-censure
Having the Lord’s good favor...  I win against your lethargic displeasure
Upheld by His strong succor, I subdue your destructive gesture
Trained by my champion Mentor... I arise toward faith-performance venture! 

Thus, by diligence-motor, ...you, spirit of the sluggard*, I adjure
Yield to the task-commander’s tenor …follow work-ethics’ procedure
Escape from vanity’s galore …be prodded to toil and endure
Girded by hardships’ candor …stand up with zealousness-feature!

Opponent of losing savor, Surrender your worthless seizure for healthy cure
Accept that you’re beaten by genuine labor midst your impatience-tenure
I thank my Savior for righteous valor making me win on persistence juncture
Guided constantly by the Director, I persist in His triumphant service-pasture!

*Proverbs 13:4 The soul of the sluggard desireth, and hath nothing: but the soul of the diligent shall be made fat.

June 11, 2018
Edited on December 18, 2018
1st place, "Bunny Jump Honey Lump Funny Chump" Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Caren Krutsinger; judged on 12/31/2018.
Form: Rhyme

Nature

I hear things that make my dear heart lose its composure.
The news of Earthquakes,cyclones,and tornadoes have brought my rigid heart to a fracture.
Our lands have felt them,even the air,the waters and those high places that have  the mountains as their enclosure.
My tears cant help but roll down my eyelids commisure.
Who will answer the question that our hearts conjure?

"Who is at fault?"

The weather?,mother earth or grandmother nature??.
Rather,i think they should fault us for our torture.
Which we effortlessly and so quickly have dealt to them in immeasurable measure.
I think we would have stopped this if we had thought of even our own future.
But presently in our minds,it's more exploitatory mechanisms that we conjure.
So we can defile their resources intricately till they become impure.

Imagine the wastes and damages we have made her procure.
Just for the treasures we greedily want to procure.
The pleasures we temporarily want to enjoy.
And for the landscapes and structures we want to see in our pictures.
We forget all the fractures she painlessly endure.
Despite our hand-made breakages and fissures.
how many prohibitions and restrictions did she actually adjure?.
Yet we have engineered diverse machines and given them  fear-imputing features.
And it's her crust that our machines puncture,when we ride them recklessly like men on stupor. 
We have access to her materials for sure,and from them get our own beautiful infrastructures.
But we fill her waters with things that her impure,and our day to day activities disfigure her once beautiful structure.

Though we see the havocs that we have caused to rupture.
we still take our stand and claim our actions are just for our comfort and culture.
Oh!! These tears are for the environment,mother earth and grand mother nature.
For they are caught up with destroyers in this dangerous venture.
If only our actions from now are unto them like a cure.
Then there will be hope to take a picture one day,and what you will see in them are wonderful eden-features.


OLUWATOBILOBA ©

Sad News From Home

Brothers Levi, Jordan, Matthews, Joe and Jedden, 
You were sheer shocked as did Sister Hussein
That even this day we can still adjure, argue, advocate,
And advance active activism for the rule of law stolen,
As did Dr Manuele or Orton Chirwa before this date
Who blustered against the egalitarian promise broken;
Or as before them, Rev. Chilembwe’s burst with rage 
Being shocked and choked with downright disbelief 
At the atsamundas’ well premeditated prejudice cage; 
Segregation and Thangata, and such other mischief.
Brothers, that day of shock, you also shade sad tears,
Which many of us here have also done over the years
Seeing that even this day the gods had stolen the show;  
Not for good reasons, but for partying ragged ignorance
Of commoners: of clapping again, of praising as before, 
Egalitarian impotence these present day gods prance
As constructive criticism they castigate; at times cajole
With constipated wallets: aiming to gag, retch reprimand; 
As they throw all to keep the land in the hopeless hole
They had damned it in with their fresh oppressive wand.
Brothers, it is truly sad that even today we expostulate
As the present gods fancy people that do not remonstrate;
Sad they hate to hear the philosophy that does not blush
When it comes to slam their ‘big-man’ mind-set upfront
As was done to the past cruel gods in their groan, and gush
Of verbose at critics, who did not fear their haunt and hunt
But stood firm amidst the god’s aggressive intimidation, 
Jeer, jolly josh, lampoon, lies, lash outs, lectures or leer, 
Or needle and outrageous orates, aimed at the obfuscation
Of the commoners so they fail to question or query this *****
Performance of raging and ranting even this present day
To have this blast from the past, Brothers you saw, at play.
Form: Rhyme

An Adjuration From Azure Skies

A   Azure heavens charged with God’s delight
N   nestle fine-spun ‘round the radiant sun.

A   Adjuring men to look up outdoors -
D   directing hungry eyes towards blue skies,
J    just for a few moments every day.
U   Utopian azure blues can defuse
R   restless moods and cantankerous minds.  
A   Azure laced with white clouds, a pleasant sight
T   to behold and laud the Lord’s glory.
I    Insights adjure praise as you fix your gaze
O   on the divine splendor of nature;
N   now, let peace and tranquility increase.

an acrostic of alternating 9-10 syllable lines
with internal and end rhyme for the even lines.
December 15, 2021

CONTEST DETAILS:

Sponsor	Constance La France
Contest Name	''A'' Forms, New Poems, 10 or more lines

A NEW, DATED poem choosing one of these FORMS:  ABC, Abecedarian, Acrostic, Alexandrine, or Alliteration. THEMES to use - pick one only: 1.  azure, 2.  angel, 3.  abyss  (do not change tense).  The "theme" should be used in the TITLE that is 1-6 words.  LENGTH - Your poem must be 10+ lines  (no funny poems please).   Watch your RHYMING. Make it clear and easy to follow, perhaps even note it at the bottom of your poem. PRESENTATION is important so watch the white space on the bottom or the top of your poem (and I know this is an issue when using a cell to post poems so edit it out after posting on POETRY SOUP through Edit Poem) and if you cannot center a poem DON'T, just left align it.  Put Contest details on the bottom of your poem, please  EXTRAS:  No collaboration poems, No poem that is in an ongoing contest, No poems from my previous contests. OPTIONAL:  quotes (please ID), images, videos, or audios.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Fun At the Zoo

Antisocial anacondas don't associate in numbers;
Bears and beavers don't become the best of friends.
Civet cats catch rats, so is it any wonder
On doleful dingoes dire dilemmas do descend?
Effete elephants eschew jumping, it's ungraceful;
"Frenching" frogs will never fetch nor wart nor prince.
Beware lest grim gaboons give you a face full;
Hyena's haunting laugh makes haughty hippos wince.
Iguanas ignorantly ignore sunscreen on their eyelids;
Jaguars judiciously adjure a jungle nook.
Kangaroos are kind of cute when they have cute kids;
In Lima llamas leap and lastly look.
Mountain lions may masquerade as pumas;
Nimble narwhal's noble spear's his joy and pride.
Opossums opt not to oppose those "play dead" rumors;
Prosaic penguins probably take leglessness in stride.
Quails quibble querulously in quorums;
Raccoons rinse their rations when they eat.
A snail can wreak some slimy harum-scarum;
Tarantulas tout tasty toads as treats.
Urutus usually undulate in jungles;
Vultures vainly vote for haute cuisine.
A wildebeest's a waggish work somebody bungled;
Xeric xenops don't exactly tan, they just stay green.
Yenta yaks may yell and yowl when they feel chatty;
Zany zebra's zoned in black, or white, if you prefer.
I pray this piece will play and not seem "catty",
SPCA's raucous ridicule I'd rather not incur,
For these bits of critterary trivia, A to Z,
Are things I never learned from Marlin Perkins*, R.I.P.

*For those of you, dear readers, who may not know, or who may not remember, Marlin Perkins was the host of the long-running NBC nature series, "Wild Kingdom", which aired on Sunday nights from 1963-1971.

Premium Member To My Seductress Duchess

These, cacophony that beggars descriptions

Disorder from indecent breed incubating, 

Confusion of morals, the imposition of strange culture, 

Filthily dressed to undress my mind, 

Our teacher teaching theories of writs and wits

These promiscuous pastors parading piety with nudity

Lewd licentious and libidinous species luring laurels with drama, 

These traditional priests tutoring the innocent as the skilled orthodox guru

Folly forming and fuming fire on the podium of cerebral

These gangs of immoral breeds hovering over men with enthusiasm

The sick physician administering drugs on the ignorant, 

These, 

A coup against Coleridge, 

Wired Wordsworth, 

Barron as Blakes

Shapeless Shakespeare, 

With excessive deluxe paint like a red zone hawker, 

These fashions clogging the pump of poetic flow

With the garbs of a seductress

Allays my feet to the "gutter-most" pit of whores

These, who feigned folly as fashion forcing Mr Flesh, to a quickie,

Teach me the lyric and lines and morals too

Inspire my curious heart in poetry and NOT the contours of shapeless show

Evoke in me a desire and arouse my intellect and NOT to lust

Induce me with scintillating lyrics and NOT to the nightmare and dreams of a succubus 

Tempt my heart to scholastic loyalty and NOT to the apple of Eden

Conjure the parley of mutated minds with words

Come again to the conference in art and rags of skilled minds

I adjure you, be Natural
Form: Quintilla

Verses From the Bible

I compare you my love,
to a mare among Pharoah's chariots
Your cheeks are comely with ornaments.
your neck with strings of jewels.
We will make you ornaments of gold
studded with silver.

While the king was on his couch,
my nard gave forth it's fragrance
My beloved is to me a bag of myrrh
that lies between my breasts.

Ah you are beautiful, my love;
ah you are beautiful;
your eyes are doves,
Ah you are beautiful my beloved
truly lovely

Sustain me with raisins,
refresh me with apples;
for I am faint with love.
O that his left hand were under my head
and that his right hand embraced me.

I adjure you
do not stir up or awaken love
until it is ready!

Your lips are like a crimson thread
and your mouth is lovely
Your two breasts are like two fawns
twins of a gazelle
that feed among the lillies.
Until the day breathes 
and the shadows flee.
I will hasten to the mountains of myrrh
and the hill of frankincense.
You are altogether beautiful, my love.
there is no flaw in you.
How sweet is your love, my sister, my bride.
How much better is your love than wine.
honey and milk are under your tongue.

I had put off my garment;
how could I put it on again?
I had bathed my feet;
how could I soil them?
My beloved thrust his hand into the opening,
and my inmost being yearned for him.
I arose to open to my beloved.
and my hands dripped with myrrh.

To read it all go to Song of Solomon.  You'll find it in almost the center of the Bible.

Premium Member Despair's Drunkenness

In a moon landscape, aloof night sprays of light.
A child's eyes well up! Beams of luminescence cling.
Angel marvels and ponders the modern World's blight.

The wispy style of savvy trees boldly veils the evening.
Your parents may not live forever, as they will a day!
The rusted river bangs to the noise of mist plunging,

Meanwhile, re-mixing with the planet's existing vitality!
Sadness, the force of my cynicism, greets me with sorrow.
And if it hadn't been for my injuries sustained sensitivity,

Perhaps the delight I've found in myself will also grow!
Devils haunt the night's fading interior atmosphere.
My gullible mind swings in twirl froths while I bestow.

My sad, strong face wipes the nervous laughter severe.
When will the Universe's beaming embraces adjure?

Written: January 2, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

The Virtue of Hope

We supplicate her when we mourn
She is the rose and we the thorn
to those who sorrowfully grieve
alone, bewildered and forlorn

She offers sinners a reprieve
and comforts sad hearts that aggrieve
Lifts us up when we're feeling down
In her we must deeply believe

She can remove a worried frown
Rescue us when we start to drown 
Grant us the courage to endure
A saving grace without a crown

Humbly, do we pray to ensure
our faith is virtuous and pure
This Christian virtue we should seek
For hope we pray. God, we adjure

He blesses the modest and meek
who are weary, fragile and weak
But with hope as a dividend
our lives will no longer look bleak

On our Lord's love we can depend
Hope He provides as a godsend
to ease fears and anxieties
God is our Father and our Friend
Form: Rubaiyat

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