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Premium Member Heart

Mammalian marrow, however brutal it tries,
It will always be dreadful.
Megaloblastic, mismatched, mammalian marrow.
Does the mammalian marrow assist you to shake?
Does it?

I cannot guess but stop and look at the passionate, additional affectionateness.
Are you upset by how lustful it is?
Does it rip you apart to assure the additional affectionateness so passionless?

An experienced eye is a weeping fountain.
The weeping fountain his experienced eye.
Never forget the cosmic and heroic experienced eye.

I saw the zany spirit of my generation destroyed,
How I mourned the secret soul.
Does the secret soul assist you in shivering?
Does it?

A moderate middle, however brutal it tries,
It will always be the size.
Does the moderate middle assist you in shivering?
Does it?

Don't believe that a healthy heartbeat is slow?
A healthy heartbeat is firm ludicrously.
Does a healthy heartbeat assist you in shivering?
Do it?
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Mami Water

Mami water
Her majesty 
The queen of the coast 
May you live forever 
You are the power 
Unknown to many 
You are the ruler 
Many despise cos
They are ignorant 
Of you with the man in a novel 
They never realised 
The water world 
Is another life on earth


Mami water
Her majesty
The queen of the coast 
The power of the waters 
The greatest mother 
Of all lioness 
The deliverer of it own
I adore you 
Feed me with thy magical 
Power 
Process my way on the 
Land of humans 
They are brutal nowadays 
They are dishonest
They don't sleep in goodness
And there godliness
Is polluted 
Save thy kind oh mother water
Don't let they son 
Be a waste to the mother earth 
But the tree that bears 
The sweetest fruits of life 
Her majesty 
The queen of the coast 
I adore thy throne 
May you reign for ever
Form: Epic

Love Is Making Justice a Game

I don't want to hurt anyone
I have to do something with this pain
I'm angry in a gentle way
smoke was playing in the air
I lit a candle with the greatest care
as quiet as not being there

everything is remembered in hate
and love is making justice a game

the truth defends any criminal
you don't have to see it that way too
but I could not find exception to this rule
today I'm giving more than I'll forget
the blood has dried the hurting hasn't started yet
I'm falling down a slide it's getting wet

everything is remembered in hate
and love is making justice a game
memories won't even go halfway
I'll curse you and be glad that you came 

and love is making justice a game
and love is making justice a game 
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2nd version. After some brutal editing.
Form: Ballad

Faith Mission

"All our soldiers died on the battle field, 
And its an inspiring awe that the royal euchite never got killed, 
Prove to me if it's not a disloyal formatted deal?
Our Emperor's skin was scorchingly peeled,
Inextricably with his scepter and crown uncongealed, 
So accept what I'm telling you with a loyal heart,
"Bring to me that euchite, 
To whom does he stir pretence against to excite?
He deserves not to feel the rainfall in the savannah zone, 
Make sure you get me blush of young males to take on him a toll,
Select from them strong men with healthy head bone,
Whilst you organise an imperial poll,
Weary is my sacred sword to behead that intrusive soul, 
He will see the power which sleeps extremely if a chimpanzee starts to groan, 
Why should he publish books of demonic role?
Who gave him the previlege to fastened those royal pavillions with a vicious rope?

Politics is now introducing cruel dominion, 
Tell me if I'm wrong to take revenge against his acted oppinion, 
Day to day it destroys those consecrated trees in the grove, 
Take this atlas to lead you through the scaling cone, 
Look through the regions of wooldlands hole,
On the desert,follow every caravan in a row, 
You can testify how this city is now getting old,
And that gnat want to please the heart of its foe, 
Be alert on every step you take on the evil road, 
He may also set his prime troops to defend himself with a brutal show, 
And I think you being as patriot will fetch us a lifetime bote,
Probably,when you get hold of him outside the cities identified with a stone, 
Bring him back to justify himself at home, 
If you also catch him anywhere holding the emperor's hone, 
Mark his forehead before you bring him to defecate what he'd sold, 
For we will then after,enthrone you to play a monarch role, 
In order to extend the pastures of our regional mode",
These are the words of a great commander  to his descreet servants.

The beacons of light

As darkness wriggled into every place,

The land was governed by a veil of silence.

The previous vivid life had left no trace,

All but some crickets singing in defiance.



The mortal realm stood petrified as though

Succumbing to the conquest of the night.

However, in the sky, a tiny glow

Was rather willing to put up a fight.



What a one-sided clash of force

Conducted by the rebel and the tyrant,

And yet a brutal one without remorse

Between the little David and the giant.



Oh, how alike we were, the lonely star

That dwelled in an unfathomed galaxy!

Though separated by a space too far,

We both possessed a common destiny.



We were the beacons of sagacity,

The last remaining citadels of light

Amidst the ocean of opacity

That wrapped the whole world in the depths of night.
© Manh Vu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


Oyo On Your Own

Is not new anymore 
That we are not their worries
Is not oviously new anymore 
That our needs are not their problems 
Is commonly known 
That our votes are always 
Not for our farvour any more 


Too long we earn all we have 
Just by ourselves 
So when you keep chanting 
Their political names 
when you keep believing 
On their dreams to gave you a better life 
Sorry your name should be called Oyo 
Simplely means you are 
On your own 

Is not new anymore 
That all we do is keep
Suffering and smiling 
Is like is normal for us 
This hard brutal life style 
They offer us 
Is not strange to us any more 
The way our politicians allow us to 
Wallow  In porverty 
So when you still believe  
They can change your life 
For a better tommorow
Sorry your name should be called Oyo
Simplest means you are 
On your own 

Is not funny anymore 
Is not a child's play
This change we need is of no sooner 
Our freedom are limited 
Our fight for survival still continues 
Somany has gone through this struggle to live 
Somany have fallen so weak to crimes 
Somany have committed sucides
Somany are in cages by their trusted goverments for nothing 
Somany cries for help 
I wonder to who 
Is not an easy road any more the way it use to be 
So many have change from the top
And now 
Is affecting the hole body of my contry
So when you keep your hopes high
Based on the men from the hills (politicians)
Sorry you are Oyo 
On your own 


How can you trust a blind to lead the deaf 
How could the lame lead the people to the promise land 
How could you trust a man with out a vission 
Don't you see he got no mission 
We only earn cofussion curse by his emtyness 
You still trust his lies 
You still believe in his illusion
Who is fooling who 
Here I brand you Oyo 
You are highly 
On your own
Form: Epic

Sonnet 08: Celebrating Black Grandeur

In liberty's realm, we bear a cross of might, 
Our skin, a testament to trials that tower high.
Injustice, a tempest, a loss that rages in the night, 
Yet, in our hearts, resilience roars like thunder in the sky.

Racism, a monstrous shadow, a venomous haze, 
A brutal echo of the world's scornful refrain.
Yet, we soar above the maze, ablaze, 
Every scar transformed, a phoenix's triumphant gain.

Against the torrents of hate, we stand as towers, 
Our spirit unyielding, an unbroken form.
In every right and wrong, we bloom like midnight flowers, 
We find the power to reshape, to transform.

For being Black transcends mere pain's domain, 
A symphony of strength, a perennial refrain.

In the heart of the midnight, a constellation bold, 
A diadem of stars upon our regal heads.
Ebony skin, where tales of valor are told, 
Kissed by the sun, a flame that never sheds.

Black, not a curse, but a throne of grandeur, 
A monument of endurance etched in our frame.
Resilience, a tapestry woven with fervor, 
We rise, our brilliance, an everlasting flame.

Proudly we stand beneath the cosmic dome, 
Our heads held high, an anthem to the night.
Our indomitable spirit, a meteoric poem, 
Our identity, a battle cry burning bright.

For being Black is not a source of shame, 
But a crown adorned with pride, in life's bold game.
Form: Sonnet

Ballad of 'Long Ben'

His gold teeth glistened in the sun
As ‘Long Ben Avery’ turned
To face his captives, head lowered,
Their providence to learn

For Avery was a pirate bold
Trained in the Kings’ Navy
Who, disillusioned with his lot,
Captained a mutiny

He seized ‘The Fancy’, in Cadiz
An act both rare, and bold
Then set out on the briny sea
In search of ships with gold

He plundered every vessel met
With not one man set free
And soon, his name spread fear and dread
Across the seven seas

For two years, not a ship was safe
As treasure he amassed,
But his biggest booty taken
Would prove to be his last

He sailed down to the Mandab Strait
And other ships did meet
Who chose him as their Admiral,
To raid the India Fleet

The ‘Mogul’s’ flagships, tried to flee
Chased by the pirate fleet
But a brutal, two hour battle,
Ended with their defeat

The pirates tortured those they caught
Without a thought, or care
As they searched on board for treasure
For each, to glean their share



The ‘Mogul’, proffered swift revenge
Hunting the pirates down,
Swearing each villain, had to hang 
For crimes against his crown

The pirates scattered, far and wide
To skirt captivity
But most were caught, and hung with rope
Strung from the nearest tree

But Avery, was never found
Or his share of the hoard
It’s rumoured that his crew killed him,
And threw him overboard

No matter what became of him
Or what, was ‘Long Ben’s’ fate
No man’s ever bettered his feat
In history, to date.
Form: Rhyme

Forever Flow

1.
The clouds flew in embrace with the wind,
In occassions many, they came together,
To bless the land with manna dew and
To bring to rest the flames of the heart,
To call to the winter moon and bring to
The animals a moment of peaceful sleep.
But it stays not long and embarks on a 
Journey new to a new spring. 

2.
The stream laments the pained moments
Of brutal separations and the beautiful
Recollections of the steady comfort in the 
Embrace of her fellow companions when 
They loitered hand in hand with the wind,
But she goes on still with a heavy heart,
Adorned with the memories of glory and  
Dreams of hope.

3.
The stars burn with the 
Fires not extinguished of the past,
They comfort the heart in every journey,
With the pleasing assurance of 
The eternal burning of memories in 
Moments of despair,
The path can be the sweet garden of 
The thousand roses or the darksome valley 
Of the thousand thorns, but there will  
Aways be the little moments of peace, when
The eyes can get lost in the stars, to 
Reminisce about what it was,  
The feet will gain strength and a new
Journey will begin.


Sponsor - Brian Strand
Contest Name - YOUR CHOICE 2022
Date - 24th December, 2022

Premium Member A World At Peace

Will there ever be total peace in the world

Or am I just a silly old goon

As long as loonies want more than their share

Even want a piece of the moon

Good people of earth will forever resist

When countries get too big for their britches

And want much more than they're entitled

Like a bigger share of the world's riches

They risk the chance of destroying our planet

Destroying it for their own greedy plans

They can't be allowed to accomplish their goals

The future of mankind is at hand

These brutal subhumans must be stopped at all cost

Their plan is usually world domination

Sound familiar? Reminiscent of World War II?

Must avoid the same contamination

So with the time I have left of a wonderful life

What a fitting climax it would be

To wake up one morning before getting the call

Finding all world's people are free!



© Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Narrative

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