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Lamentations

Sackcloth and ashes
blood and steel clashes 

carbon dust burnt at last 
digging the umber crust

sackcloth and ashes lie 
as time passes into the future 

it is written on the walls, 
something cracks n crawls

the morality of passing 
they have girded themselves 
in sackcloth n ashes, secondhand lashes

blood of fear in emerald eyes tear 
the aetherium is burning 

they have bowed their heads to the ground
As lives are lost to the reapers machine, turning 

deaths rattling sound, quite n opaque

the shadow finality looms into the doom light
sackcloth and ashes, steel crashes 

dust of ages drift down deep, losing sight

Ashes twirl in dark halls 
something calls:

“I clothe the heavens with blackness
And make sackcloth their covering with ashes…”
Form: Rhyme


Defiant I am Defiant I'll Always be As I stand by Humanity in the Face of Adversity

Defiant I am, Defiant I'll Always be.. 
As I stand by Humanity in the Face of Adversity 

To merely consider our lives as in a listless tide, and only following the herd, 
Or the life of a caged and consequently soulless bird, 
You might then think in fact that there might be, 
a never ending finale to that kind of story, 
But ages gone and eons passed by, have already now re-learned, 
That the Soul defies the breath and so therefore breathes again, to then in fact have - the final word, 

Mankind needs nurture for both young and the old, 
It is so very naive not to observe the blatent honest truth, 
That along with everything else, not already being sold; 
Providence is already there within the genes of those, 
As a dormant but self evident proof, 
And yet of course within our soul, 
Why do you not listen to the wise, or to the brazen and the bold? 
Naked is the man who yet thinks he's wearing clothes, 
Though somehow yet without them, will never ever be told.. 

Rebellion against a most severe but covert oppression, 
Would have to be a very fine thing, yet in dismal abject naivety, 
For in ignorance be it - so, 
and even for those - its Bliss,  
Tho for now a sick adhesion to dumb foreboding attrition.. 
With nothing to gain in servitude to anything such as this, 
..But by loving and praising our own dismal captivity, 
Anyone in truth should have learned their lesson, 
But not too many escape that dumb insanity, 
Tricked by a Lie mixed with truth
and Deception, 
And so it is in the end, just sheer wanton stupidity, 

Observation and ability is then the key.. 
to Awakening and Awareness, 
Of just who our enemies are 
and thereafter for this consensus, 
To bring forth all those lacking 
in bravery..
Rekindle your fighting spirit, 
our headstrong native consciousness, 
To then emerge from an obvious downtrodden slavery,


Defiant I am, Defiant I'll Always be.. 
As I stand by Humanity in the Face of Adversity. 



Kurt Hubbard-Beale 
August 28 2022
During lockdown by Globalist Banking regime 

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   Ice is a strong force of nature.
   Cold and gleaming from within.
   Held by no law or direction.
   Just a fanciful brain,
   Seemingly a twin.

   Reminds me of history, not so long ago.
   Men in brown shirts on the go.
   Stamping to an order that will not last.
   No real joy,
   Just fear in their grasp.
   Too families as planes fly past.

   Ice when it changes to water,
   Flows on past.
   Brings destruction and fear.
   While people hold on to beliefs that should cheer.
   "We are citizens,
     We belong here!"
   As men in masks draw near.

   Water in its final stage is vapor,
   As it ages.
   Brave, nonviolent Citizens,
   Stand firm and cause a route.
   Watching ICE turn to vapor,
   As the sun comes out.
© Kim Stone  Create an image from this poem.

Gods Reason

Gods Reason 

If God has made me for a reason
The point of this I have yet to find
As some events have not been kind
And pray upon my feeble mind

Like balding hair 
And crooked teeth
That sit above my portly belly
And weigh upon my knocking knees 
And swollen feet

So tattoo my heart
With my unassuming features
That the eye cannot see
Kept under the surface

Treasures have to be mined 
Just like human kind

Scratch under the surface
And what you will find
Is the reason and purpose 

That every landscape changes
Throughout the ages

While what's beneath
Lies in state
Awaiting its Mate
To fulfill its purpose

Ages

4/14/17


Across the ages
There was many changes
During the beginning, middle and end of phases
Above and below any stages
Some left to be found, written upon pages

Leaving a lot or little to if any traces
Among any places
Considered tiny or spacious
Regardless of their being nearby basins

There is nothing funny about starvation
Nor the greed of certain corporations

Makes me have more rage than Jason
With a hockey mask, causing mayhem

Current situations
May have involved more complications
Close and far from any vegetation

Currency came in different faces
Among many nations
Or federations

Above and below the basement
Near and far from any pavement
People making and taking payments

Due to desperations
Some continually gave into temptations
Had hesitations
And made zero preparations
Meanwhile others reached the intended destination
Achieving a state of elevation
After much determination and hard work, followed a possible celebration
Or revelation

With concentration
Have some motivation
From within find more inspiration
While making adaptations
Throughout trials and tribulations

Many civilizations 
You can see in person, or only through illustrations

Certain locations
Full of radiation
And/or known to have a dangerous reputation

Still yet to be proven with a solid explanation
Continual paranormal investigations
Regarding anything, accurate portrayals or misrepresentations

Unknown or famous
It was or wasn't caught on surveillance
Crystal clear picture quality or blurry with some grayness

Rituals conducted on certain occasions
Some of which involve shamans

Meanwhile apprentice or master, blacksmith and masons
May be wearing protective aprons

Working on something considered complex or fairly basic

Near and beyond any waters with or without crustaceans

By: Dalton Ogletree
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Still a Tree

still a tree

longingly with lashes,
barely seen through wrinkly lids —
                                        a mother, a child of ages ago
                                               yearns for a ten foot tree.

                                       with strength of a weaker sort,
                                           eyes still sparkle and shine
                                    for former ways, days that blink.

                                        bags the artificial with receipt.
                            turns her eyes toward Charlie Brown.
                         her tears shall wrap the miniscule pine,
           lift its sighing boughs, kissed with ribbon’d rose.

her smile makes it stand up soldier straight.
for Christmas day she cannot wait.

12/24/2019

Premium Member A Girl and a Guitar

She stood all alone in the spotlight
Just a girl and her guitar
Though she was only the warm up act
She deserved to be the star

She stood there and played and sang
With a voice so pure and clear
Songs of love and songs of loss
Sweet music to my ear

Some of her songs were ages old
But she made them seem quite new
Her voice and her music filled the room
The notes just soared and flew

Some songs she sang made us laugh
Some brought a tear to the eye
Some made us want to sing along
Some just made us sigh

She sang us gentle songs of love
Songs of peace and war
She held us all right through to the end
Then we all yelled for more

She may have been just starting out
But I think that she'll go far
I will always remember her
Just a girl and a guitar
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member His Gift

His gift was free, cannot be bought,

                              Uplifting words of life, He taught

                            Then on a cross, that tree of death

                        Poured out His blood, with His last breath

                              Eyes to the Father, God's own Son

                        Forgive them Abba, for what they've done

                          And those words flew, across the ages

                            And shown to me in golden pages

                             Love the Lord with all your might

                         And love your neighbor, for this is right

                        My anger and hurt were then subsided

                          For by His love, my soul was guided

                           A land of love, like milk and honey

                        A gift He gave free, costs us no money

                            A gift of love, so sweet and true

                           Jesus saves, and He LOVES you!!!
Form: Rhyme

Minab Massacre

It took one hour to define the war on Iran --
A massacre becoming the hallmark of American aggression,
168 girls, ages 7 to 12, incinerated by the smart bombs, their teachers too.
Minab is now a metaphor for the entire war,
Mentioned on page 11 of New York Times, not fit to print on front page with the headline"American atrocity in Iran." That would be uncharacteristic candor!
Sometimes the imperialists bury their own atrocity under a soft deceiving rhetoric, like the words "alleged"or "under investigation," hoping the time is on their side, but it ain 't.
Minab s girls are not forgotten, their pictures adorn the streets of Iran, remembered forever.
If one does not blame the culprits who blame it on "dated targets," empires get away with their madness, though Minab is now engraved on the forehead of Western civilization --an eternal sin  that can t be washed away, call it Iran 's Mai Lai, binding the downtrodden of the South in their oceanic empathy.
war

Truth

Is truth just the present—what happens today?
Is truth found in words—in what others will say?

No, truth must endure beyond feeling or fact
It stands through the ages, and calls our hearts back

Is truth only logic—things known and perceived?
No, truth often hides, but must still be believed

Is truth really truth if it does not remain?
It must stand through testing, through breaking, through pain

Forever truth stands, past what people have known
In justice and truth God established His throne

For truth we must seek, but to seek is not all
To really know truth you must answer God’s call

Yes, truth has been constant—beyond time and space
For truth became flesh, and beheld we His grace

Yes, truth is our way, and the life of our souls
For truth is the promise of hope that we hold

*************

Yeshua said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”
-John 14:6
Form: Couplet

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