Long Complainer Poems

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Premium Member The Thankful Attorney



 
             The Thankful Attorney
                     9/2/2023

“Grateful I went to university,” he whispered.
So joyful was he for his sparkling new office..
He smiled, just recalling nights as a waiter!


He’d walk home, in snow deep winters.
A man of dreams, far from a complainer.
Gratefulness sang songs in his blood.


God gave him the strong gift of ambition.
To serve his fellow man, he was indeed.fated.
That night, in his office ,he stunned the stars.


Bursting with pure joy,he had do sing. 
“Amazing Grace, how good thou art!”
His life, as an Attorney. off to a munificent start!



Romios 
Poem 2
“In My Own Style”


Rules or Priniciples To Live By

The Golden Rule
Help someone if and when you can
Help people as often as possible.
Give when you can even when  your chips are low.
Try to do at least one good deed per day.
Malice towards none no matter how badly they may have wronged you.
Keep your heart stress free and worry free-hating none.
Be extremely honest-Let Honesty be your guide.
Be bluntly honest. Be Frank.
Be kind to others.
Be Kind, Be Kind, Be Kind--The emphasis is on being kind. Live to be kind to others and to animals.Good Karma will come back towards you like a rocket and overwhelm you.
Be Kind 25 hours a day in thoughts, words and deeds. Let Kindness rule your life.
Be kind even to those who are unknid to you.
Try hard not to bear malice nor envy.
As far as possible avoid confusionof any sort.
According to my deceased mom..teacher Mildred...as far as possible try not to be the complainer nor the complained.

And if you feel I left out any important one....put it in the comments section please. Your suggestions will be most welcomed. Thank you in  advance.
© Lord Cam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Talk To the Father

TALK TO THE FATHER

Talk to the Father, to the Father, the Father
Tell Him you love Him, that you love Him
Love Him
Talk to the Father let Him know you love Him
Talk to the Father this you should do you ought to
Talk to the Father He knows what your needing and wanting
Because He already knows, He's all knowing''
Pray earnestly and joyishly
Don't be a complainer
Just praise the Lord
Talk to the Father
Hold His hand
As you walk through those terrible lands
Just hold His hand as you tarry though those lands
to the Father, to the Father, talk to Him
You'll go farther
If you'll just talk to the Father
Talk to the Father, to the Father, the Father
Tell Him you love Him, that you love Him
Love Him
Talk to the Father let Him know you love Him
Talk to the Father this you should do you ought to
Talk to the Father He knows what your needing and wanting
Because He already knows, He's all knowing''
You'll go farther
If you'll just talk to the Father

8/24/16
from the anthology “Purpose”
Written by James Edward Lee Sr.©2016

Premium Member To the Father

Talk to the Father
Tell Him you love Him
Ask Him for, forgiveness
And that you've been already blessed
With the freedom
with His virtue
With His unlimited love
With the blessings, that I'm accepting
That are so wonderfully from you. . .
Talk to the Father
Tell Him you love HIM
Raise your arms and hands to the sky
Talk to the Father
Tell Him just what you want, He already knows your needs
He knows what your needing and wanting
Because He knows, He all knowing
He knows, pray earnestly and joyously and wait for
your blessings they come they'll be here (there're already done)
Don't be a complainer, just praise the Lord
Hold on to HIS hand as we wander through these troubled lands
To the Father
On HIM I do call on
In praise
To the Father
On Him I do call on
in time of need
to the Father, to the Father
Talk to the Father, tell Him you love Him
You'll feel much better if you just talk to the Father
TODAY
Why bother shouting, screaming, fussing and ranting hissing and spitting just short of cussing, relax breathe

Talk to the Father, tell Him you love Him
You'll feel much better if you just talk to the Father
TODAY
Why bother 

Written by James Edward Lee Sr. 
August 10 2016
From the anthology "Purpose"

Premium Member Professional Complainers

They complain in the morning because their night was a fright
They complain at noon because their school lunch was not right.
They complain to everyone who enters their sight
They complain and complain, long into the night.
 
At first these complainers are rather entertaining
They complain about their umbrellas, and the fact that it’s raining
They complain about others, not ever refraining.
But after a while, others run away from their constant complaining
 
They complain about the traffic, and see others as bad.
They complain about their children, whose lives must be sad.
They complain about their parents, their mom more than their dad.
They complain until they lose every almost-friend they ever had.
 
They complain about their life, and the heat of the sun.
They take away our energy, zap our strength, and sour our fun.
They complain about their hot dog, and its tasteless bun.
If you see one, get out of there, fast, on a dead run.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Spiritual Arteries

I was a negative teen, not depressed -
My diary declared I was.
A complainer indeed, no one stopped me;
Only a sociology teacher
gave me some definitions to ponder.
I was a listener back then -
the friend not the one that needed advice
yet. But
no one heard me; I was cut off
from the world. Sheltered
is what my aunts said.
Seemed shameful, sad.
Pondered for years what it meant.
You really don’t know…
You don’t know what it means…
Then you don’t know how it fits
and then you ponder…
how do I fit?
I went to Catholic school from Kindergarten through 7th.
In 7th grade I had a teacher who told us about a séance 
he was in. Who let him through the door?
That year I had a Ouiji board…what in the world
was going on THAT year! Later
I rebuked all of that and more.
I gave it up for the Lord, I adore.
All that gunk clogs up your spiritual arteries.
A steady diet of biblical truth cleans one out.

Premium Member Ode To Covid

(In my country, Covid season is over and we're now in riot season (sigh), but this was for my son's school assignment.)

Covered in fancy spikes like a velcro ball,
you clink to just a few, but affect us all.

Bouncing throughout lands and traveling for free,
I'd love to be like you and sail every sea.

Silent, famous one, you're the talk of every town.
Corona, king of viruses, you boast your power crown.

Like a ruler, you dictate where I can and cannot go.
School has been cancelled as if there had been snow.

Now I type assignments from my busy laptop
and picture my friends at our empty bus stop.

You hold me inside like a vending machine container,
but since I get to miss school, I won't be a complainer.

6/11/20
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Waiting For Lady Luck

Now I believe in  

When the electronic machine said “I win”  

Resorting in a town called city of sin  

Coins dropped from below  

Real American money you know  

Proper start to my romantic night  

Prime Rib, Lobster, and waistline ever so tight   

This is something I believe in  

Shaking my tonic and gin  

Waiting for my next of kin  

Suddenly she appears  

Having a sneer 

“Did you make the reservations for dinner?” 

“You being such a winner” 

“No,” I replied  

After hearing what she cried  

Shaking the Casino plastic container  

That quieted my wedding bliss complainer  

“We eat for free  

You and me”  

I reported  

To the one I once courted   

“That is what I see 

Now maybe they will waive the entertainment fee”  

Leaving my drink leaning on the machine slot  

No longer needing another shot  

I welcomed her with a hug  

Since she was my love bug  

“So how much is there?” 

She gave me a stare  

“Enough for two rib eyes  

No lie  

Shall we go  

And afterwards take in a show.” 

She then whispered in my ear  

Starting with “Oh dear”  

“Now I believe in  

What you were past due in  

Had a certain purpose  

No strings or curses.” 

Walking hand in hand  

They passed a man  

Who just smiled  

Knowing tonight the deuce was wild  

Paid off in style  

With a pair  

Cashing in on a lifetime affair
Form: Rhyme

Double Standards

In a situational disaster 
disintegrating faster 
I need a little chat
with a mate, I got a bastard!

Who can't give his hand,
time is precious on demand,
not a fan of understanding, 
he'll dis you and abandon.

Write it off as senseless,
and somewhat unimportant,
distance himself from involvement
and ignore it.

When you tell him your problem,
he'll tell you it's not one,
your approach is what you've got wrong,
then suggest another option,

Tell you it's all nothing, 
because you see it how you shouldn't,
it's your thoughts that make you suffer,
and if he faced it then he wouldn't.

He sees himself superior,
up on his balcony, 
living with one clear idea, 
deny and lie without relief.

States firmly that what is happening 
is not enough to factor him
says the fault is in your handling, 
which he's fixed so stop your chattering.

His reality is the only one that's worthy,
his time is his and is not for serving
to any other person,
he'll desert them everytime for certain, 
belittle them for hurting, 
act like they deserve this, 
He's a selfish person! 

He acts like he's a mate,
but he doesn't give he takes,  
yet he's always owed a favour, 
excuses that he makes. 

Always a complainer, 
but then again he's fake, 
turns hostile in behaviour, 
mind games to get his way. 

creates uncomfortable situations, 
shows anger in conversations, 
to divert those asking questions, 
liars live this way.

Demands the attention on himself, 
everytime he's in a struggle, 
the seriousness is off the shelve, 
must help when he's in trouble, 

Unaware you live your life, 
faking your stress in depth, 
unaware of what he's like, 
a victim now you've left. 

Avoiding him is so unfair, 
all he did was care, 
what an absolute delude, 
creating all that's there.
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Got Those Old Winter Blahs

Those winter blahs, they're with us again

They can drag us down without doubt

It makes us feel like cursing bloody murder

Can't take it, I just want to shout

After all these years I still can't stand winter

Indoors for at least six months

As the years fly by, it gets harder to endure

As a kid I enjoyed winter once

Not a complainer, enjoy life to the fullest

But I wish they could cancel winter

Might even try coercing those weather gods

As I let out an audible whimper

I'll continue to try to lead an exemplary life

If winter could just be canceled

Never to complain about the wind and the rain

As long as our winter is annulled

This obviously sounds a bit selfish of me

There's many enjoying the cold

Skiing and tobogganing and having a great time

I'm not cut from that outdoorsy mould



© Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Narrative

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