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Prime Lens

If you’re a carpenter,
You can fix it with a hammer and nail
If you’re a captain,
You can get there with a crew and a sail
If you’re the warden,
You can lock it up inside of a jail

Everybody got a solution
Nobody possibly wrong
I’d love to jump to a conclusion
But the distance is too damn long

If you’re an analyst,
You can lay it down on your couch
If you’re an activist,
You need only march and shout
If you’re an anarchist, 
Go on and burn the city down

Everybody got a solution...

Biased perspectives --
Hidden objectives --
Static images in a prime lens
Our various stances
Across the same plane
Decide how each ray of light bends

If you’re a scientist,
You can theorize and postulate;
If a Creationist,
We been kicked outta the garden by fate
A sado-masochist?
Should be no problem keeping a date
I’m no romanticist --
I’m too old to stay up this late

Everybody see the solution
Nobody possibly wrong
I’d love to jump to a conclusion
But the distance is too damn long
Form: Lyric


Premium Member God's Commandments Do Us Good

They are some things that are not good
being harmful sinful to lead us away
but God has given us His famous ten
commandments to lead us in the true way

God is to be our God and only Him
with no graven image to bow to
taken never in vain the Lord's name
keeping the Sabbath holy and true

Our father and mother we must honour
never to enter our minds and thoughts to kill
be faithful to one's love not seeking another
never to steal this truly being God's will

Make sure no lie comes from your mouth
have no covetous spirit in you ever at all
these are God's commandments for our good
so make sure to be obedient and not to fall

Learn to fear God with due reverence
this your duty showing love for your Lord
bowing heart and soul to Him alone
His blessings will come your way in accord

(Now all has been heard; here is the conclusion of the matter: Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the duty of all mankind." Ecclesiastes 12:13)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Climate Warming

1.
Rumor has it on heavens above
Among the angels’ divine sphere
That God after very much though  
Decided in man’s life to interfere     

2.
For He has observed Man’s mistakes
Which lately too many came to be
To endanger the whole of creation
Act with which God can never agree

3.
So the Lord has most recently chosen  
The book of life before long to reprint
Revising certain of its very old chapters
While others out will leave, He has hint  

4.
The concern of humans is now to know      
Which chapters the book will not contain,
Which are going to be, somehow, revised
And which intact will forever remain

5.
What was heard through the vine though,   
It was Man’s huge and unbearable vanity
That made our almighty Lord and creator
To finally exclude the chapter of humanity  

6.
The reason our God in His infinitive wisdom
Reached such unexpected for Mankind conclusion
Is the fact that Man during his reign on earth
Has hurt our planet with his insensitive intrusion

7.
It might still be time for Man overall to be saved    
If he started correcting his many mistakes soon
Beginning by respecting life and the whole planet  
And stop behaving like a dim-witted buffoon.  









© Demetrios Trifiatis
      06 July 2021

*The planet's average surface temperature has risen about 2.12 degrees Fahrenheit (1.18 degrees Celsius) since the late 19th century, 
Most of the warming occurred in the past 40 years, with the seven most recent years being the warmest.
Last week temperatures in Canada rose to 50 Celcius and more than 50  Celcius in Siberia.

** According to UN “We  are in an era where climate change isn’t some kind of future hypothetical, ” and that   “Nobody on this planet
is going to be untouched by it."
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Haunted House

I’m visiting the Manor with the paranormal society
It’s said to be haunted; I’m filled with some anxiety
The Duke was murdered, bringing his lover notoriety
With bloodied hands she’s found guilty of impropriety 

The Manor is so spooky, at one time it looked so grand
I startle as the door slams, my boyfriend holds my hand
I shiver when the key turns, there’s something underhand
Being locked in the old Manor wasn’t something I’d planned!

The windows are all boarded up, I’m feeling quite unsure
He tells me not to worry; we can exit from the back door
Cobwebs hang from the ceiling, they’re something I abhor
I wish I’d never agreed to go on this ghost hunting tour

Members wander off in pairs to the renowned haunted zones
Detection equipment is set up; to pick up creaks and groans
We know we must be quiet and talk in such hushed tones
Suddenly our hand held scanners pick up wails and moans

The floorboards begin to creak; we hear footsteps in the hall
A dust covered portrait of the Duke suddenly falls off the wall 
Hairs stand on the back of my neck and my skin starts to crawl
I’ve come to the conclusion I don’t like ghost hunting after all!

Tonight’s paranormal activity has given me such a dreadful fright
We hurry down the staircase; my face has turned a ghastly white
Our torches light up the entrance hall and to our great delight
The huge wooden door swings open and we escape into the night!

Sponsor Dear Heart
Contest The Haunted House

8/23/18
Form: Rhyme

Naked

Be naked with me, while you leave the thoughts of your soul behind on my pillows and sheets

And since your departing with the personal go ahead and leave the past behind like your shadow post meridian 

Because last week keeps you weak a kind of blindness for the aspiring and meek

Taking off your clothes one by one, leave your skin vulnerable with me

Start by kicking off your shoes that keep secret where your mind runs when the darkness comes

Then slide off your shirt because it’s hiding your hearts true desires

Next move to your pants as they only hide where your legs have been

Let my teeth remove your under things concealing the bare, private, and concrete vault of what your eyes wished to see in place of reality

Last remove your socks that cloud the free minds from seeing the hearts that tasted your gold
	
Be uncovered and unguarded with me like arrows shot through rose petals on the bed

Be powerless and let me take over to give you strength

Be open from the roots to the floor as we move from wall to wall to the conclusion Jericho

Be nude because I want to see it all, I love it all because it brought me to you

Be naked with me so, I plus you can be we leading to a new transparency

p.s. now as you get dressed there will always be some of me underneath, our new heart beat…
Form: Prose


Ice Nine Conclusion

Lucifer laughs in their atonement.
Heckling his own cackling,
impossible to hide his unimaginable merriment.
The Anti-Saviour, savoring every last bit,
his eyes teary.
Of his satire, the play by play,
holding the pit,
of his aching stomach, adding savoir faire,
mixed with old Saint Nicks way.
Lucifer stops to sip a smoothy sarsparilla.
Savagely mocking the scene,
popping up his drink umbrella,
with eyes crossed and ablaze.
"This is neverending!" he gleams.
No remorse, for the Ultimate Sin.
To God, never a thought.
"Ever defiant to what once was, given you"
By your own venom-
You thumbed your nose, loving loves life-not.
So in venom is how you'll be,
in Hell's ice box.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Why

 
If only,
I had made different choices in life;
and followed other paths,
would my journey been better?
Would there be less pain and sorrow,
oh, I often wonder about if only;
I had done this or that- said something,
or not said something, would it matter ?

Maybe,
I would not have married so young;
not have had a dead baby,
why did I not see that my dad was sick.
I could of stopped working to care for my mom.
not be the one to turn off her live support;
someone else could have,
why was I the only one with courage?

Sometimes,
I wonder why people turn away from me;
to break my heart,
what was my flaw, what did I do?
I have come to the conclusion,
that sometimes people come to teach us;
they were never meant to stay,
yet, the lesson is often hard to understand.

_______________________________
August 4, 2020


Poetry/Verse/Why
Copyright Protected, ID 20-1275-473-03
All Rights Reserved,2020, Constance La France


Written for the contest, If Only, Maybe,  Sometimes
sponsor, Silent One

Third Place
Form: Verse

Premium Member Analogue Dialogue

Analogue Dialogue

When one experiences the Past looking forward
          And views the Future through a long-gone lens
                    Moments change over the ticking of timeless time

It’s not a race but steady steps pacing reflection

Tim ponders digital progress in restless confusion
          Watches through hands of an old-fashioned watch
                    Winds down his arrest winds it up every so often

Beautiful precision handed down from his grandfather

An ancient time piece and manual from another world
          He caresses memories novelty progress’ regressions
                    Regrets not that cherished instants have passed on

He hears listens and answers absorbs and condenses

The worn leather strap braces together held meaning
          As the face dials fortune foretells what cannot be lost
                    While the crown creaks rusty and unwilling to budge

Something breaks under his fingers shouts ‘Stop it'
          'You fool are trying to enforce your silly impatience
                    I am delicate and precious have my very own stride’

‘Conquer your own battles and leave me pristine for a while’

Confusing perspective with vigour Tim had overturned
          With one last twist in unwilling frustration such an
                    Imperturbable wisdom that force yields gentle compassion

His children smile not with remnants of Schadenfreude
          Had he not forgone their obvious spinning conclusion
                    That one must go with new wonders and scions of science

But Tim wields new resolve in repair of himself and his analogue ticker

30th July 2018

Premium Member We as Characters of Narratives

Each of us is born the main persona
in the narrative of his or her own life.
Through ever-changing atmosphere, 
supporting characters and diversity of settings, 
we help to mold the rising action of our own tale.
A great variety of characters abound in our stories.
Some of them, bright pennies tossed into existence,
spin wildly on exploits which make for 
the most gripping of preliminary chapters.
However, their denouement is hard to guess.
Others, silver dollar, sparkle too,
but in a much less compromising way.
I suppose most of us could fit into that category.
Giddily we dance through early life’s events.
Then on and on we go, unraveling our plot,
striving always for happily-ever-afters.

A smaller group, Olympian, glide like skaters
on ice. Not only blessed, they are also driven.
Their chronicles inspire us; they are gold!
Others, although colorful, when held up to the light,
they are shown as counterfeit, the perpetrators of pure fiction.
A few, by fate and nature not so blessed, may court insanity,
or at the very least, create confusion 
with their crises that seem to come unceasingly
yet often fail to find resolution. 
Possibly, if given a good polishing,
 they could be diamonds in the rough!

There are others who are the spawn of a society gone wrong.
They stalk our paths, as unfeeling as assassins.
The pages from their lives can horrify.
However, those who wield great power
are also often morally corrupt, and 
if their stories live on, it’s in infamy only.
These types of souls are nothing but 
cold, hard cash, and paper burns or crumbles
in the end.

A final group is joyless.
Given something . . . giving nothing back,
they hoard the talents God gifted them.
They wonder woefully why no one wants
to open their books to even read
the parts that once had held some promise.
For them it would be better to have been
a rusting copper penny in dread of its own conclusion
than even an evil-doer whose story titillates
and at least gets read.

Premium Member Peace 'Double-Acrostics'

Against our better judgement, time is stilL
Not enough, or work turns to confettI
Our aim is with our allies best efforT
To bring change that will bring us closer tO
Help us with our peace negotiatioN
Enable both our borders are aplomB
Reduction of troops and armaments tO
Create a stable front, and in effecT
Abuilt trust, opened borders accomplisH
New trades, industry, as well as financE
Deals, with both our allies, that will opeN
Landing and shipping rights be establisheD
Eventually, a world without borderS

Glad to have drawn that conclusion, ratheR
It being a ravaged world full of strifE
Victlms and their annoying agendA
Exstablishing their rule of law and wilL
Power, which makes you an academiC
Entity, in golf terms; stuck in the rougH
And now, we’ll check our acadamiA
Clearly, the above outline, is real kee N
Edifies righteous moves that were insynC
And the name of the game is always: PEACE
Form: Acrostic

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