Long Comforters Poems

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Premium Member Shall I Be?

I sleep. The hours tick by mercilessly;
Unfilled, purposeless, full of potential.

“What to do? What to do???”

I mutter, tumbling,
Like Alice, down the rabbit hole.
My hands push down ballooning petticoats.
Careful not to show or touch anything.
I twirl beneath the pile down comforters.

The hours tick by crimson red;
And in the dream, the rose Queen shouts.

“Off with HER HEAD!”

An eyebrow is plucked whole from my face.
It falls matted and to the ground
Leaving me, brow akimbo, surprised, and horrified.

“What to do? What to do? What to do???”

Half shorn. Half drawn. Half born?
A painter’s pallet appears before me.
A brow is drawn… for me.

Yet, the Rose Queen still screams on.
“Off with HER HEAD!” “Off with HER HEAD!”


A Divine Hook-Up: Loyalty, Love and Devotion When Women Worship God

Naomi and her family departed from Bethleham Judah the land of milk and honey
in the midst of a famine as they were unable to earn any money
so on to the region of Moab they ventured and prospered to some degree
until Naomi lost her husband and both sons and was left alone to grieve
to her daughters-in-law she told them both to their families they should go back
but one daughter-in-law Ruth refused to let their relationship come under attack
she told Naomi I will never leave you nor forsake you
I will stay by your side no matter what we have to go through
your people will be my people, your God will be my God
and wherever you choose to travel you and I will never part
with loyalty, love and devotion Ruth needed Naomi in her life
in order for her to develop a relationship with our Lord Christ
now worshipping God together placing their fate in His hands
for this was a divine hook-up that the Lord our God had planned

Now Naomi needed Ruth too but was too afraid to admit it
as she felt she had been forsaken by the presence of the Holy Spirit
but God was in the midst of that relationship from the very start
He had destined that Ruth and Naomi would never, ever part
for when women worship God great relationships are made in life
with loyalty, love and devotion in the name of Jesus the Christ
 
In the course of your life there will be people whom you need and require
to help you to be all that you can be in the way that God desires
the clarifiers in your life will help you to see what is your mission
the collaborators in your life will encourage you to come to a decision
the confronters in your life will nag you and stay in your face
while the comforters in your life if they're of God will help you find your place
then the celebrators in your life will help you to rejoice in your victory
with the spirit of love, devotion and a godly loyalty

Now Ruth went on to get remarried but kept Naomi as a member of her household
for their relationship was a divine hook-up that was under God's control
for when women worship God great relationships last an eternity
Naomi and Ruth a divine hook-up of love, devotion and loyalty
Form: Narrative

A Prayer To the Lord

A Prayer to the Lord
A Hymn 
By Michelle Morris
01/09/2022

Lord, please make me an instrument of Thy peace
Let mercy and love combine to bring soul easement 
Lord, please guide my path every day
Let me walk in Your guidance and perfect ways

Lord, please help me make the righteous choices
Let me always hear Your Angels' voices
Lord, when I stumble, please help me stand back up
Let me know that You protect my life

Lord, please show me how to live in faith
Let me focus on hope and forget about the haters
Lord, let me feel Angel wings as warriors and comforters
Let me stay strong and feel Heaven's arms

Lord, please help us all on this little sphere
Let each of us be better with the passing years
Lord, please bless our souls and keep our eyes on truth
Let every soul be the embodiment of You

Lord, please help peace and love spread to the ends of the Earth 
Let each atom build a new and kinder place
Lord, let us know Your blessings in nature and ourselves
Let each creature build a beautiful world 

Lord, please be with us until the end of time
Help us become blessings to the Divine
Lord, please heal and guide this Universe
Let it expand in love and light and mercy 

Forever and always 
Amen
Amen
Amen

© Michelle Morris, 2022
Form: Lyric

No Getting Back To Normal, a 9-11 Poem

No Getting Back to Normal, a 9-11 Poem
by Michael R. Burch

for the survivors of 9-11

Intrude upon my grief; sit; take a spot
of milk to cloud the blackness that you feel;
add artificial sweeteners to conceal
the bitter aftertaste of loss. You’ll heal
if I do not. The coffee’s hot. You speak:
of bundt cakes, polls, the price of eggs. You glance
twice at your watch, cough, look at me askance.
The TV drones oeuvres of high romance
in syncopated lip-synch. Should I feel
the underbelly of Love’s warm Ideal,
its fuzzy-wuzzy tummy, and not reel
toward some dark conclusion? Disappear
to pale, dissolving atoms. Were you here?
I brush you off: like saccharine, like a tear.

Keywords/Tags: 911, 9-11, 9/11, terror, terrorism, terrorist, attack, aftermath, victims, survivors, consolation, consolers, condolences, comfort, comforters, memorial, tribute, sacrifice, sacrifices, grief, loss, heal, healing
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Allow Me To Repeat Myself

Dreamers dream
Scoffers scoff
Thinkers think
And droppers drop

Artists create art
Writers will write
Beware of biters, yes they will bite

A smiler will smile
Still sometimes they'll frown
Although mostly happy
There are times they feel down

Laughers may laugh
Other time they will cry
Life ain't so easy
That's why tryers try

Stinkers will stink
Comforters will comfort
Listen to trumpeters
They really do trumpet

Listeners will listen
Talkers will talk
Movers will move 
It's hard for them to stop

Shakers will shake
Steppers will step
You wouldn't be surprised
If a sleeper slept

Circles will circle
Back to the start
A dreamer dreaming
Creating his art



Dusted off for SKAT's contest.
Form:


Premium Member Serious Seamstress Sue

Her mother was a seamstress, her aunts and grandma too
She had grown up into it naturally, serious seamstress Sue.
Her house was full of fat quarters, there were pins on her floor
Tiny bits of embroidery floss followed all her clothes out the door

She liked quilting, she was an expert, a hand-stitching queen.
Did not allow anyone to say “hand-made” in any kind of mean.
Her jackets were quilted concoctions made of a variety of fabric pieces.
She made comforters and bags for her six daughters and three nieces.

Sue's expensive sewing machine was going twenty-four seven.
Can she take all of the things she made, when she goes up to heaven?
Sue did not worry about any of this, she sewed all day and night.
Wore her spools upon her head also, she was a truly crazy sight.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wind Born

She thought of herself as Dorothy
tornadoed into an unknowable oblivion
winded she rises,
fetal curled about an umbilicus of she
a shattered reality lays before her.
Shards of past self's pirouette, prisms
released from the boxed frame of sash
and nested frame of sill,
she rises.
The crisp whiteness of a slip sheeted reality
anesthetizes the tumult of pillows
and comforters left behind 
she is trampolined upward 
but blown inward,
no out lay.
Unpierced by cut glass
chin tucked, bookless, fairy groomed,
the she child exists within the blink
a flash frozen riser.

Premium Member My God, Thank You For Comforting Me

March 6 Scripture Meditations Based on 2Samuel 9-12

Key Verse – 2Samuel 10:3 …Thinkest thou that David doth honour thy father, that he hath sent comforters unto thee? …

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR COMFORTING ME

Thank You for comforting me, welcoming me to Your fellowship
Even ushering me toward Your friendship…
Now, I come to Your throne along Your offered intimate relationship
Behold my joy of wholehearted worship.

Thank You for comforting me, restoring me with Your supply-gain
Even feeding me at Your table of satisfaction-reign…
Now, I have food to eat with nutritious grain
Behold my contentment against dissatisfaction strain.

Thank You for comforting me, showing me Your kindness
Even fetching me out of loneliness…
Now, I bow down with reverence-humbleness
Behold my praise with sincere gratefulness.

Thank You for comforting me, setting me in Your liberty
Even fighting for me midst any adversity…
Now, I hide in Your love’s security
Behold my submission with earnest honesty.

Thank You for comforting me, helping me by Your might
Even strengthening me against adversary’s height…
Now, I draw nigh to Your triumphant light
Behold my good courage for righteousness-fight.

Thank You for comforting me, leading me to Your heart
Even upholding me, right from the very start…
Now, I abide in Your Word, never to depart
Behold my conviction, shield from worldliness’ dart.

March 6, 2022
Form: Rhyme

On Our Beds

Where we sleep there might be quilts
Or comforters or spreads
Or blankets made in varied styles
To warm us in our beds.

Some might prefer a cashmere throw
Or one hand-knit in wool,
While others cozy up to down
And can’t resist its pull.

A cotton blanket, or velour, 
Keeps many feeling snug,
While weighted covers, loved by few,
In most evoke a shrug.

A coverlet atop a bed
Will make it look complete,
Yet lots of sleepers get along
With just an unlined sheet.

Still, no matter what your preference,
Any cover is okay,
But be careful that your partner
Doesn’t tug it all away!
Form: Rhyme

Guitar Dreams

Bitter night
	seventeen degrees
all is covered
	in frozen white

comforters and blankets
	piled so high
tugged up high
	warmth to seek

Christmas time
	just days away
my night is filled
	with guitar dreams

there was a girl
	in earlier days
when I was young
	in velvet prime

I did sing
	in choirs then
and did croon
	solos sweet

she did dream
	and did long
that just for her
	I’d sing my song

she did seek
	a music store
where she did buy
	a steel guitar

a present then
	she made to me
that I might then
	for her sing

steel wires
	so narrow they
strung so tight
	for tender flesh

six to press
	with fingers five
twisted to shapes
	that hurt my flesh

books of songs
	I did buy
and practiced hard
	so many hours

steel too hard
	and calluses too slow
I did sell
	that steel guitar

classic ones
	with nylon strings
my fingers found
	to be easier be

and more hours
	so many long
I did play
	a classic guitar

so long ago
	when I did try
and I did fail
	to play guitar

in dark of night
	at Christmas time
I do dream
	of bass guitars

strings of four
	and a lower pitch
that I could tune
	to a open G

then to barre
	with finger straight
then playing chords
	would simpler be

and the pitch
	much lower then
to match my voice
	deep and low

I do dream
	in dark of night
that I might play
a bass guitar

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