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Premium Member Amazing Stuff

“Bookkeeper” is the only word in the english language
That has three consecutive double letters
So the next time you're at a party and ask this question
You'll be crowned “Best Trivia Player” ever!

Did you know there are as many chickens on earth
As the number of human beings
This one blew my mind and will surely blow yours
Each day, 75 acres of pizza are eaten

Our eyes are  the same size as the day we are born
But our nose and ears don't stop growing
Bet you've never heard about this amazing fact
Under black light, a cat's urine is glowing

A healthy, individual laughs about five times a day
Did you know, “bananas grow pointing up!”
I've heard that bamboo can grows three feet a day
Never stick bamboo up your nose or your butt

The Statue of Liberty's fingers are eight feet long
That's quite amazing for picking her nose
Imagine the size of her ginormous large nostrils
Could probably drive a truck in there if you chose

Did you know that humans average 4,800 words a day
My mother-in-law can beat that no problem
During a full moon, she can speak two words at a time
Some days three but that's not quite as common

Amazing stuff!!!

© Jack Ellison 2014
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Good Name's Legacy

Legacy of good name*
blest by the Lord since birth
shines through functional roles
midst triumphant milestones
propelled along love's might 
reigning despite fake news.

With such verse, I present this name for our learning:

L.…. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva became the first president of Brazil 
       elected to three terms and the first since Getúlio Vargas to serve in non- 
       consecutive terms. He is also the first candidate to unseat an incumbent 
       president. He was sworn in on 1 January 2023.

U…..Ultimate in his commitments are the reconstruction of the 
       country in the face of the economic crisis; democracy, sovereignty and 
       peace; economic development and stability; fighting poverty; education; 
       implementation of a National System of Culture and the expansion of 
       housing programs.

L….. List of his international honours and awards included the 
       UNESCO Félix Houphouët-Boigny Peace Prize in 2008; meanwhile in 2012 
       he received Four Freedoms Award.

A…..Although he has his losses like his pinkie finger at age 17 in a 
       machinery accident, his reputation because of corruption scandals and 
       controversy, he can still choose to win by faith when he trusts the 
       Almighty God** Who is the Source of salvation-triumph and eternal life's 
       victory.

*Proverbs 22:1 A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold.

**1Timothy 1:17 Now unto the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only wise God, [be] honour and glory for ever and ever. Amen.


March 21, 2022
Edited on May 10, 2023
12th place, "They say he's a loser" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Joe Maverick; judged on 5/14/2023.

Corona Is Over

Heat creeps across unsuspecting December 
Screech of insects' pitch is matched to previous years 
Mirror humidity shimmer doesn't remember 
Last Summer a virus spread, inducing freshened fears
Wuhan's worst nightmare went worldwide, disease severe


Several thousand consecutive cases, shameful peak 
Our Great Southern Land was not immune 
Inbound travel halted, disallowed devastating leak
Early government fumbles, finger pointing ensued
Rapid lock down restrictions lifted by June


State border closures remained in place longer 
A flare up occurred in Victoria, quarantine bungle
Vic. locked down, remaining economy grew stronger 
Spread of virus in other countries spelt massive trouble
Neighbouring nations flip flopped with indecisive struggle 


Spring saw Australia for the most part triumphant
Melbournites wore their masks extra month, assisted
Restrictions eased had little effect on usual daily function
Summer sees us hanging lights as though no Virus existed
Carbon Christmas displays blink brazenly, holiday spots listed


Continent apart from swathes of rampant tragedy
We browse store windows in Season's spirit, unconcerned 
Saunter of Aussie camaraderie permeates happily 
Disastrous for business, but for lots of folk, a forgotten term
Corona, a refreshing ale once again, smothered cheer returned





             1st December 2020 
            Queensland, Australia 

           
                      
  (devastating for many, - despite smug 
       tone of poem, I am deeply sorry)

Shallows and Deep

7/9/17


Whether or not I ever find what I seek

You are what you eat

Bare foot or with shoes on your feet

You can try, but it'll do no good turning the other cheek

Nights of very little rest or a great sleep

Fields full of wheat
And beets

A rise of temperature causing lifeforms to overheat

You either still got or lost the receipt

Bouts of consecutive victories and defeat

On dirt roads and in the street

In the shallows and deep

On the move or taking a seat

Daily, monthly, yearly and every single week

Some foods that are spicy and sweet

The evidence was or wasn't concrete

Tasks didn't get finished or were complete

Many that just eat greens or meat

On either side of the creek

Far too many that are a fraud and a cheat

Towards them karma and havoc will wreak

Near and far from teak

Regardless of if the terrain is flat or steep

Information kept discrete or getting leaked

Resources that are rich or beginning to deplete
Form: Rhyme

A Friend Or Foe

A friend or foe



A friend or foe.

Tina was organizing her stuff. She was supposed to meet with the professor exactly two minutes ago. She drafted her outline of the content to be discussed precisely. Now she needs to merge with her timing before it is too late.

The cell phone vibrated with the usual ringtone. An unknown number.

“Are you Reza’s mom?”

“Yes.”

“This is his teacher, calling from the school.”

“ Yeah, please tell me…”

“Reza is deteriorating with his performance. We would like to meet both parents to discuss his progress. Since you are not available locally, do you think you will attend a virtual session?”

“Sure. I will be happy to.”

“Please, let me know a suitable time when it is possible.”

“Sure…um, let me talk to his father.”

Tina tried to get Minhaz. Three consecutive times. With a long pause of ongoing ringtones, no response.

A separated couple has too many loosely based dysfunctionality, in fixing priorities, in fixing purpose of meaning, when to talk and how to talk.

Tina was struggling before… Tina is struggling with the aftermath too.

“Sorry, missed your call. Anything urgent? Please text me.”

Tina is truly annoyed. She is now getting really late for meeting her professor. A meeting about the trend of pedagogy in language acquisition and about the crisis in the young generation. A meeting bearing much importance for her future motivation.

She tried to be precise.

He tried to be precise too.

“I do not feel any need of yours to be present. It is better to attend an on-site meet-up. I will be there. That should be enough."

“Reza is lacking something….either motivation, or focus, do you not understand? Let me be there.”

“ I understand. You don’t.”

He finished his sentence with a coldness.

“Pedagogy of language acquisition and crisis in language loss.”

Tina's title of the deliverable.

She needed to make up for the wasted time.

She needed to make up to make her presentable as well.

Not all tears are too personal to decipher.

Between a friend or foe.
Form: Prose


Premium Member Marriage

Marriage

                  Liking nurtured friendship.
                 Slowly began courtship.
                Neighbors started gossip
                                               Two young hearts chose same goals.

        In mind was sown love-seed
       stem of passion to yield.
      Root of emotion pricked
                                       two soft delicate souls.
   
      Both approached with courage.
      They wanted to arrange
       the desired marriage.
                                          So joy dances and rolls.

          ‘Whether you hesitate
           to refuse or accept
            marriage, you will regret.’
                                       ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ play same roles.                                  
    
       12/11/15
  
     6 syllable counts in each line.
      At least two stanzas.
      Three consecutive lines to rhyme.
      Fourth line of each stanza will rhyme.

Ovation For Ovulation

Sense altering fertility:
                   a stoic female falters

Seven consecutive avid hours in each four weeks 
I mull over mitigating my chosen ongoing celibacy 
Primitive drive permeates realms where pleasure peaks
Stomach burgeoning coersion detects digital delicacy

Needy as a newborn, abdomen aches, resonates reason
Discarded inhibition of prudence pursues resolution, swollen
Tulip bulb split, affliction's blister is conceived procreation
Stupendous scenarios sordid, fluent imagination draws on

Widened with aspiration, desire requires instant unbridling
Materialising gluttony beckons with incandescent distress 
Moans cryptic as ocean speak, freed from concious conspiring
Unboxed frolicked fathomings become loitering brain's duress
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Let's Hear It For the Devil

Let’s hear it for the Devil
And The Sinister Henchmen Band
C’mon…..ladies and gentlemen
Let’s give’’em a hand
Just back from a world tour
146 cities in 24 hours
Consecutive sell outs
Rooms without showers.

C’mon, we know
you love to hate him
to denigrate and bait him
yet your choices, oh so sad
only serve to sate him.

He’s the echo of the preachers
Spittle spewing crooked speeches
He’s that subtle twisted lie
Of a truth we can’t deny
That haunts us ‘til we die

So let’s hear it for the EVIL one
Who’s twisted how we LIVE
And hope that “something” in us
Will somehow, someday, FORGIVE.


John G. Lawless
©3/2/2022
Form: Verse

Premium Member Lunar

Lunar
                                          

 Full Moon closest to Fall is termed ‘Harvest Moon’
 That’s the seasonal time to harvest
 Next Full Moon the ‘Hunter’s Moon’ comes very soon
 To go for hunting is the best.

 In respective orbital path
On certain Full Moon night
Sun-Moon in-between Earth
Come in a line, just right.

 Sun-Moon-Earth paired together
 When come in perfect alignment
Lunar Eclipse will occur
Technical term ‘SYZGY’ has been set.

 Under thinner-most shadow of Earth if Moon slips
Eclipse is known to be Pen-Umbral
If partially shadowed, it’s Partial Eclipse
Fully shadowed Eclipse is called Total.

Total Lunar Eclipse, now being called ‘Blood Moon’
As the eclipsed moon is not dull or dark losing glamor
But exhibits rusty red-hue glow looking boon
 Sun-spectrum through atmosphere display reddish color

If the Harvest Moon shows Blood Moon at perigee
The closest position of Moon to Earth
One tenth larger and thirty percent brighter to see
Spectacular ‘Super Moon’ most worth.

If consecutive four ‘Blood Moon’ appeared
Rare occasions of lunar performance
The event is known as ‘Lunar Tetrad’
In between eclipse to come has no chance.

Watching ‘Super Moon’ I felt lucky
 Then, have I gone lunatic? 
Enjoying marvelous cosmos beauty?
No, I am just romantic.
 
 Themes # 5  Poems on Moon Contest    Honorable mention
    Sponsor  SKAT A
Form: Narrative

Crevices

5/24/17


Revealing my true presence
And very essence
Around remnants

Crawling out of crevices
Among  denizens
As well as similar or different specimens

Trying to reap consecutive benefits
Whether or not being competitive

Meanwhile others remain prejudice
And utter menaces

Always insenitive
Even towards their own relatives

Since you've now become my nemesis
I'll show you what a gremlin is
Rip out your small and large intestines quick

It either was or wasn't preventative

It doesn't matter if you want to be a pessimist
The solar system in constant motion since the genesis
 Is there truly and end to it?
Form: Rhyme

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