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Premium Member So Much To Be Thankful For- Sonnetina Rispetto-

~So Much To Be Thankful For~ 
(Sonnetina Rispetto) 


Just when you think that things are right 
You get blinded and lose your sight 
Just when your world starts to crumble 
God gives you much to live thank for 
Many surprises waiting at your door 
Blessings He gives us be humble 

Just when you think that things are right 
You get blinded and lose your sight 
So when you think nothing is right 
Keep hope focus on His light 
Just when your world starts to crumble
Blessings He gives us be humble
Just when yo think that things are right 
You get blinded and lose your sight.



Dorian Petersen Potter 
Aka ladydp2000 
Copyright@2009 


September 10, 2009 

The Sonnetina Rispetto is a new poetry form created by Dorian Petersen
Potter, on September 8, 2009.
This form Sonnetina Rispetto has 14 lines with 8 syllables in each line. 
It can be written in 3 quatrain stanzas and a couplet or with  an Octave(8) 
and a Sestet(6) lines or the Sestet first and then the Octave. This the poet's choice.
The rhyme scheme is as follows: 
A1,A2,B1,c,c,B2,A1,A2,d,d,B1,B2,A1,A2. 
The capitals A1,A2,B1 and B2...stands for the refrain lines in the poem. 
Any subject.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member A Well-Lived Life



        	Boasted my 'new friend,' “A life well-lived is mine
                   In the capitals of Europe I've sampled vintage wine
                Hob-nobbed with the jet-set in Vegas and the Hills
                   Always a celebrity there to pick up the bills” 

               “Changed wives a few times, I’m proud to admit
                   They seem to tire of the night life and my endless wit
                As for children, I guess I wasn’t one for diapers or tears
                   Ha ,ha. Successfully avoided my biggest fear"

                I listened to my friend’s account with growing dismay
                   How can man his (precious) life throw away?
Form: Couplet

Every man made thing is 'made in China'

Everything I buy to touch or taste
is made in China, made in China
leave alone my china set, even my toothpaste
is made in China, made in China.

From my pencils to my stencils
to the golden locks on my stylish lockers
all bore labels of 'made in China' in block capitals
and that explains  thriving doorbell hawkers.

And for 'economical' me, stuff made in China
does hold a lot of frugal charm
Comes all the way from China, my granny's parka
About 'made in China' I've never had any qualms.

And because I don't intend to fritter away
hard-earned savings on any frippery
for 'made in china' alone shall my purse'n' pocket pay
and don't they play their part perfectly,
both my 'made in China' stereo and frisbee?

And all that 'made in China cutlery and crockery
is just as fragile and breakable as any other
All my life I've stuck to made in China stationery
and their costs haven't been any exorbitant so far.
L
I have seen latest High quality samsung Chinese cellphones
My TV  a longlasting decade old, yes chinese Hitachi brand
You can wisely avoid debts and loans
purchasing brand new grand stuff from
the Chinese land

And then to my surprise I discovered
that many people both here and abroad
tended to buy things made in the land of the Great Wall
for similar reasons: esp they're easier to afford.

Ah, I don't like the idea of squandering away
or thoughtless wasting of wealth
No one could ever make a spendthrift out of me
For that would be unhealthy for budget health!

To refrain from prodigality and unfeeling extravagancy
'made in China' seems to me the solution
Let millionnaires make-believe that only the costly has quality
for I ain't gonna buy that pricey notion!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Figure Eights and Emily

A slip of a girl, button-cute, pigtails flying
  her first figure-eights traced on roller blades
Effortlessly following the crude colored chalk lines
  Emily aced the whole field her very first time

Number eight was magic, no matter where it appeared
  In hop-scotch, in jump rope, or even in school
She traced it flee-flowing, vibrant with joy
  Little Emily, the envy of even the boys...

She began to understand where all this might take her
  to nationals, world capitals, and always the Olympics
in the back of her mind every four years, thinking that
  the gold would be hers, no nervousness, no fears

At sweet sixteen she ruled the world, a pencil-thin body
  with soft hair and curls, racking up 10's on those figure eights
Emily was a kewpie-doll sensation on skates
  Sure that top honors awaited, she circled the dates

Now, of course, you are waiting for Emily to fail,
  to fall, to prove that she's human
But forgive me, dear reader, you see
  there's a wee bit of Emily, 
    in every leaf of my family tree
Form: Narrative

Libertarianism

Quantum mechanics proves that we can be put back to,
Particles, atoms, matter and gas by physical reactions,
But such indeterminism was fought by C S Lewis boldly,
Who used capitals mid-sentence for personifications.

He wanted to personify morality and the virtues,
So said Right and Justice to detach the judge,
From the justice, from the boyfriend or the neighbour,
So that from Hawking we would in some way budge.

But libertarianism contravenes philosophical necessarianism,
By forwarding that we all have alternative possible actions.
Says we’re not predetermined by prior events and engagements,
Through a divine agent that coalesces and notions,

That truth is out there is a fact, out with our command,
But truth is real, essentially original, humanly discovered;
A god cannot call it or claim its curvature or inception,
Because an agent would make our interpretation blurred.

Truth is not solely objective, bestowed supernaturally,
But is a human relativity which we believe, tell or embody;
We all have our own being which can reap desolation,
Or liberation, if we choose to personify it for somebody.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Barbeque Capital of the Usa

Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska claim  to be
The barbeque capitals of the USA you see
They clearly have not been to Tennessee
Where opossum and squirrel are meat for three

Put enough sweet sauce on
And you will be dancing all night
Getting your southern groove on
We are the BBQ capital of the world, all right!

And let’s not take them to Kentucky
Where every restaurant serves BBQ with tea
BBQ tater tots, BBQ soup
BBQ sandwiches that will make you toot

Put enough sweet sauce on
And you will be dancing all night
Getting your southern groove on
We are the BBQ capital of the world, all right!

BBQ is also prominent in Georgia I know
I have an aunt there who can make BBQ glow
She will serve it to you as mystery meat
If you don’t ask, it is quite a road kill of a treat.

Put enough sweet sauce on
And you will be dancing all night
Getting your southern groove on
We are the BBQ capital of the world, all right!

Premium Member Fear In Capitals

Fear comes in so many forms
to many all over the global whole
whats devistating to one soul
to another its an easy stroll

Speaking to a stranger for me
causes my fears to rise in a knot
the tongue is tangled with inner tension
which the price to loosen can't be bought

The facial expression tells it all
feeling helpless looking all red
no matter your effort to be released
even hello can't be said

Capitals all in every word
no letter is feeling small
oh to not feel the fear
just don't bother at all

Wish it was so easy
to switch off and let it go
but it's a communicating world
if you don't you miss the show

So fear confronts us all
in various forms and effects
making us uptight nervous and fearful
it all becomes so complex

AUTHOR NOTES:
my thoughts on my biggest fear.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member More Than Just a Habitat

The home of mankind and makind’s favourite drink
existing in a size bigger than spain and france combined
with its new flower, a diplomatic capital of its continent
and a paradise for vegetarians having the tastiest, healthiest 
and most diverse cuisine in its regions.

It has a cycle more than the regular year-timing
and one of only two territories never to be dominated.
This home is of its own original Alphabet consisting of unique symbols
and a continental pride of its first ever Olympic Gold medal.

Aligns itself with members of the class of highest capitals
with more than twice the continental stony landscapes in its possession
and a detailed recognition far away from outer-space
on the great rift valley situated right in its heart,
all coming from this abode where the black Jews originated.

Its natural heritage is most appreciated and recognized amongst its peers
and the dwelling place to the last surviving species of ancient grazing primates
holding commanding claims to the biblical covenant Ark and commandments
are the sub-units of its pride spanning a long time scale
which is unfortunately altered by the common affliction 
affecting all the settlers of its entire large neighbourhood.
Form: Ode

Premium Member I Resent the Dragon

I glare at the dragon; she is not easy to understand
Her keyboard lays dormant; I despise her in many ways
She’s a machine, you are the boss, someone says
He is on probation now, not understanding our battle

My sword is mighty; but hers is mightier
she has the last word, because she can
I can’t even type without her changing my capitals
sometimes she refuses to acknowledge words I think are words

she has programs that I will never use,
because she intimidates me, and her instruction books are ridiculous
I don’t read anything over six pages
I glare at her, wanting my old life back

She is here to stay, resolute and determined
I have to make room for her; everyone else in the house adores her
my children click clack click her keys, and are delighted
my husband throws around terms like “database and delete”.
Words I never used before this dragon arrived.

Premium Member Day By Day - Sonnetina Rispetto

(Sonnetina Rispetto) 


Day by day with God make my way 
And to him I can always pray 
Doesn't matter wherever I go 
Life can be very hard at times 
But with God I can hear sweet chimes
With his love my heart always glow
Day by day with God make my way 
And to him I can always pray. 

Here on earth till see promised land 
Life rests in the palm of his hand 
Doesn't matter wherever I go 
With his love my heart always glow
Day by day with God make my way 
And to him I can always pray. 


Dorian Petersen Potter 
aka ladydp2000 
copyright@2014


09.17.2014


Authors notes :


Sonnetina Rispetto 

The "Sonnetina Rispetto" is a new poetry form 

created by Dorian Petersen Potter 

on September 8,2009. 

This form has 14 lines with 8 syllables each. 

It can be written in 3 quatrain stanzas and a couplet or 

with an Octave(8) and a Sestet(6) lines. 

The rhyme scheme is as follows: A1,A2,B1,c,c,B2,A1,A2,d,d,B1,B2,A1,A2. 

The capitals A1,A2,B1 and B2...stands for the refrain lines in the poem. 

Specifications restated: 

Stanzaic:  Either 4 quatrains and a couplet or a sestet and an octaveI 


Isosyllabic:  Eight syllable per line 

Repetitive: requires two refrain lines, each repeated twice. 

Rhyme pattern: A1,A2,B1,c,c,B2,A1,A2,d,d,B1,B2,A1,A2.
Form: Rispetto

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