Long Aggression Poems

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The Mercenary

Just when you think memories die
They say your life flashes before your eyes 
Silent nights 
Scripts of peace in a new born life
Hunger in days 
Taken back less for what poverty weighs 
A couple visits to I-C-U 
Now as a ghost I see you! 
Pain inhabits reflection 
My anger and aggression 
Smiles and faces 
Childs and different races 
In my final poem 
I lay it down a mercenary 
Look to heaven with no commentary 
Double jeopardy, 
A sinner plagued with leprosy 
Broken jewels in hands of an innocent man 
It's going to be a little blood shed 
For the faces that weren't fed
Walk as mortals on the Day of the dead 
Even in God's hands there’s a little bloodshed
Form: Lyric


The Fooling Interlude

In black hot hue
Let the volcano spew

Everything changes
Every aggression is spent
Every narcissist disappears in himself
Mayhem in the bookshelf

Nothing is immutable
Neither space nor time
Nor sun nor moon
Let alone the focus on
Sovereignty and singularity
A monolithic spree

However omnipotence
It may exude
The presidency itself
Is an interlude
Within a boundary
Of brittle ego
With tenuous commitment
To democracy

Some say angel
Many others say wretch
Time smiles
Makes a sketch of the Statue of Liberty
Dwarfing the height
Broadening the expanse
In an egocentric trance
This time is crazy
Making the rainbow hazy

However formidable
It may sound and look
Bereft of imagination and color
In future
Even the demurely looking women
Will eventually wonder aloud
And their support they would disavow
Until the sovereignty blossoms from the nucleus
Of lovely apples
Born of the flowers of the rainbow nation

November 1, 2017

For the Contest: Eight Word Challenge - 5
Sponsored by John Hamilton

Premium Member Toughlove Experience

I don't imagine
we could ever have an environmentally healthy just war.

We need only look at torn and poisoned outcomes
from past ballistic international encounters
to see "healthy war"
as yet another oxymoron
capital city leaders fail to notice.

If no environmentally secure
and well-defended organic life justice results,
then no ecological 
resilience-growing war.

If no ecologically positive war,
then no economically just war
as any short-term empowerment wins
are abundantly offset
by long-term losses
of trust
and well-being
and robust trade
transactions,
relationships,
communications.

If no economic just war,
justified violence,
justifiable aggression,
then no democratically healthy just war.

If no politically cooperative win/win just war
of co-empowerment,
then no socially just war,
justified violence,
justifiable aggression.

If no social
or political
or economic
or ecological just war,
then no theologically supported just war.

If no theological just war
then war is just inhumane madness,
lose/lose destruction,
absence of all that could be win/win sacred,
cooperatively owned
CoPresence.

Justice may "Just say No" to drugs,
but restorative
healing justice
definitely says No
to retributive injustice,
aggression
violence
retaliation
bullying
hatred
war.

A Crack Beneath the Door

The world is a her playground,
when her eyes are watching all the players.
She believes in playing god, 
if the reason is good.

Goodness is worthwhile, she says,
but never in exchange for fun.
Changing too much for the better, 
would repress the natural instinct.

She worships nature,
a thing savage and beautiful all at once, without remorse.
She doesn't believe in guilt,
because she says no matter how much we re-arrange things,
the wild finds the crack beneath the door. 

She thinks every instinct is a mechanism 
independent of its form of expression.
(She once said churchgoers are prone to passive aggression)
Lust, she says, is a prime example.
As if covering our nakedness 
could ever suppress the urge to reproduce. 
Silly notions are intolerable to her. 

She says it's too bad, 
most people aren't very enlightened. 
The passing years don't change this much, 
when you account for years of regression. 

Sometimes things go backward.
But according to her,
at least when things get tricky,
life gets interesting.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Awesome Grace

I wonder what it means
we are a multicultural species
still capable of waging war,
employing ballistic terrorists,
investing in capitalism's ruthless game
of surgical monopoly
to become patriarchs of bloodied mountains,

This feels related,
perhaps co-arising,
with inability to distinguish
an ecology of natural grace
from an efficient economy of spiritual just rewards,

Ego's self-righteous returns
for prudent win/lose strategic investment
in owning Earth,
pieces of the property pie,
and renting human secularized resources
by the mundane weekday hour,
or contractual time-clock year

Leaving behind jubilee years
hopes and tears
and sabbaths
for those naturally deprived
and spiritually poor;
meat to feed future real-world war machines.

Victories and defeats in war,
terror,
shouting-matches,
strategic aggression against maligned characters,
colonizing predation,
political and religious monopolization
of win/lose investments
in overpowering persuasion--
These can all be earned,
but not graced.

Love,
life,
health,
natural/spiritual hybrid wealth,
awe,
compassion,
gratitude,
kindness,
mercy,
cooperativity,
synergy,
regenerativity,
integrity,
restoration,
resonance,
recreation,
healing,
co-redemption,
communion--
These are signs and wonders,
powers and co-arising principalities
of sacred grace,
and cannot be earned
or reductively unlearned.

What could be evolving purpose
in outrageously degenerative wars,
deliberate intent to terrorize
and counter-terrorize,
hate,
oscillating cycles of anger and fear,
evil humors
and cynical financial investments
against each sacred Other,
against Earth's habitual health?

What could be revolving meaning
in ecosystemic wealth
of co-passionate powers?
Religions of polycultural kindness,
multicultures of cooperative integrity,
Earth's natural/spiritual economies
of permaculturing grace.


Lightkeeper

Spent too much time mourning dead dreams of mine, 
Look you in the eye with my wistful stare. 
Withdrawn for so long, you won't find me there, 
A melancholy hell of my design.

Please hold my hand tight and tell me I'm fine. 
Squeezing grim feelings eases my despair. 
If God did this, who uttered the prayer?
What did I do wrong? Please, give me a sign!

Through my shroud of depression, you should know,
What being my lighthouse means when I'm lost. 
Gloomy aggression seems all I can show.
Loneliness comes at a terrible cost.
I always feel like you want me to go, 
Quietly hold me until I exhaust.



May 26th, 2023
Eight Word Poetry Challenge sponsored by Emily Pinet

A Perfect Lust

Tie my hands and lay me on a bed of fire
Unleash ultimate fantasy in your mind
Do something bad like you've never done before
Let me feel it's good while our bodies are on the floor
Your alluring lips are as strong as beer
Touch my weakness  and show me no fear
Slowly undress what bothers in your heart
It's you and me at the moment, we don't fall apart
Kiss me with compassion and own me tonight
This love is burning... goes to an intimate fight
I need your aggression, your strength, your body
I won't blame you for being a theif of my innocence
Turn off the lights and show me darkness
I am dying to feel your presence as it crawls to me each moment
We are the worst people unveiling the best crime
So let's make the  most out of it while time never stops
Form: Narrative

The Beauty and the Beast

The Beauty and the Beast:
https://youtu.be/8w5AvnsvH44
There is a villain in every story.
The wicked witch of the west,
The wicked witch of the east,
The evil step mother if you choose me as second choice.
A monster ,a beast.
What does the villain look like?
Some people may ask.
It doesnot always have a black cap,
Or a witch ‘s broom.
Or a big and scary mask.
I have a villain of my own.
But  she’s kind  of  hard to see.
She has really a good disguise.
She looks a super heroine.
Who  love to live a happy life with her siblings and mom.
Who  help the poor and wounded people.
Who sing a song for her bright coming future.
Tell me what I need according to my idealism.	
And tell me what I will get according to your ideas.
You bring out my scars.
My sadness, fear and aggression 
You cause me a lot of envy.
And leave me with depression.
And deprive me of my confidence.
Take away of my self esteem 
Cause me to fear Judgement.
And make me yell and scream 
You taunt me with your words.
Like this is some kind of game.
But when it comes down to it.
There is no one else to blame.
This villain is not the creature.
Or a devil sent from the hell 
It is made by man himself.
There is a villain in every story.
A statement that is true.	
But how do you kill the monster.
When it lives inside of you?

Premium Member Paranormal Par Excellence -

Alphanumeric emergency is her agency of supremacy,
press your neck with a kiss ment for carniverous kinesthetics,
move you into a position of requisition, repitition aphyxiated with joy,

she can always be found on the border of banishment and bedlam,
bedevil you between hesitation & aggression, hug you inbetween love & anger,
place a soul betwixt a lamb and lion, orchestrate necessity with a natural nimbleness,
ask one to trample or tumble upon the question mark,
numb you as a plumb hung on a ledge too long,

she'll say thank you as your resources become a subject of ridicule
and when the lungs of childhood age with exhaustion from hailing her
more effort she will exhort, bite you on the fingertip of surrender
reminding us that glory is a growl from the jaws of jealousy,
earthy are her entanglements,
healthy her arrangements,
keep you searching for fragments on battlefronts -

J.A.B.
Form: Ode

The Unhidden

"The Unhidden"



courage winks
and grins 
Spring is in his step
harsh courage wins 
unhidden 
staring down 
the barrel of a lens

there’s a mad man 
losing marbles
sitting all alone 
cornered 
without friends
a bully bringing in his 
paid assassins

courage winks 
and grins 
he knows 
cowards 
without friends
always lose 
in the end

courage winks
and grins
he's centre stage
the world debates
watches and waits
for a bipartisan
saviour 
to march in 

truth 
always wins
out in the open now
courage 
winks and grins
with the whole
world watching 

the end
or 
the beginning 
to 
begin

Z swastika
not on his watch
Storm trooper 

Russian Rouble roulette
coiling scales an oily blini
downing nuclear pancake, 
deep fake coward
alone end of the table
hell bitten, no friends
sits Vlad the Impaler

courage winks
and grins 
Spring is in his step
harsh courage wins 
unhidden 
staring down 
the barrel of a lens

Holocaust

nyet 
not on his watch
never again

"Slava Ukraini!"


(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)



"Ukraine President Zelensky welcomes Spring in Kyiv"
https://youtu.be/M-x-ujiB-oE





"Storms" / Wolf Alice
https://youtu.be/g_QOmSaZySI








Slava Ukraini 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_to_Ukraine




Z - Russian Symbol, Ukraine War, 2022 

https://fortune.com/2022/03/07/russia-z-tank-marking-how-letter-became-symbol-pro-ukraine-war-invasion/



https://edition.cnn.com/2022/03/07/europe/russia-z-symbol-ukraine-war-cmd-intl/index.html



https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/newslondon/why-has-z-become-a-symbol-of-russian-aggression-and-what-does-it-mean/ar-AAUJzwW



The Holocaust 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust



The Holocaust in Ukraine 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust_in_Ukraine



Reichskommissariat Ukraine 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reichskommissariat_Ukraine





LYRICS/ "Storm", Wolf Alice
https://genius.com/Wolf-alice-storms-lyrics

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