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Far From My Final Analysis

6/26/17

You don't want to be caught in the cross hairs
Realize that at times life is not fair
After having minimal guidance
I stood in pure silence
With very little thoughts of violence
While I was trying to understand the science
Nearby some oak and ecualapytus, the size of giants
I worked on my self-reliance
And a broken down appliance
That sat lifeless
Then followed through on any assignments

No desire to forfeit this
In the first stage of metamorphosis
During times of water shortages

Tired of all this boring stuff
But I'm just warming up
From morning past dusk

Power outages and interruptions
Technical difficulties and malfunctions
Across all junctions
And near any ships intact or sunken
It either went with or against custom
In a world full of power and corruption

Don't count your chickens before they hatch
And expect it all to last
Especially if you didn't study up on all the facts

They say lose lips
Sink ships
Even cruise ships
And any big fish
I help up my two fists
But didn't expect anyone to dig this
Even though this all has been true ****
For many, it always made them think a bit

I try to make it all worthwhile
So we can see the people on Earth smile
Except for any that try to hurt a child

My style is compiled
From all the traveled miles
Even though it's still rather wild

Life, nothing short of miraculous
Above and below buried and unearthed amethyst
Near and far from fields growing radishes
Among objects moving or inanimate
Like a mannequin
You can hear the sounds of an occasional ambulance
Whether or not involving, accidents or something scandalous
Some of which occured over, cannabis and short-handedness
Cause minimal to much damages
Close to and beyond any contaminants
As well as inhabitants
It all couldn't be unanimous
And this is far from my final analysis
Form: Rhyme


Life Is Life

Life is a life
 Driving home I nearly hit a rabbit
braked hard and the can of lager fell out of my hand.
We country folk drinks a lot; the police never stop you
unless you drive off the road and plough into a flock of sheep
then you are fined, and the police take the carcass home
dinner, for a big family.
So who am I sentimental over a rabbit when
there are chemical attacks on children in Syria,
and the war of attrition never ends
by courtesy of those who do not want peace there.
How am I sentimental when children are killed?
In Gaza children wounded by teargas have damages lungs
who am I to talk when witnessing the murder of a people?
That demands to be free of Israeli tyranny.
But deep in my heart if I were hungry enough, I would
have killed that rabbit taken it home and cooked it.
So what this makes me? A sentimental fool crying
over spilt life? Deaths for a higher political cause
like stealing land from the losers.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Skyscrapers On Fire

Skyscrapers on Fire

Rising high like an eagle                                                                              above the surrounding real estate,
These giants of commercialism were                                                         engineered and designed to last.
Viewed from another state and across                                                            the Hudson, they were towers of pride.
Years earlier, an attempt by terrorists                                                            had been launched to destroy them.
Though damages ensued and questions raised,                                      skyscrapers, both one and two, refused to fall.

The rage and hatred for everything                                                                  the towers stood for, also refused to fall.
What was so wrong with free thought,                                                             free trade, free press, and free religion too?

The Berlin wall had fallen,                                                                                and disarmament also appeared                                                                        to be right around the corner.
America’s economy had risen from the ashes;                                                  debts and deficits were also falling.

But suddenly, we saw in the sky, not birds or superman,                                 but non military passenger planes crashing the towers.
Breathtaking! overwhelming!and unbelievable!
Such were fitting words to describe the tragedy.
First the sound, then the fires and smoke.
And then? Could the towers really be falling?                                               Twin Flames! Twin Towers! Prayers rang out! “O my God!”
03052016 (PS Contest, Twin Flames, by Nayda Ivette Negron)
Form: Narrative

Premium Member PRAISE BE TO GOD WHO WARNS US AGAINST DISPLEASING HIM

January 13 Praises to God Bible Meditations Based on Genesis 38-40

Key Verse– Genesis 38:10 And the thing which he did displeased the LORD: wherefore he slew him also.

PRAISE BE TO GOD WHO WARNS US AGAINST DISPLEASING HIM	

Praise be to God for warning us about displeasing Him that:
Displays wickedness	
Defies worship-worth 
Deserves wrath		
Drives away wisdom-wellness
Demands woes		
Declares weakness
Denies winning		
Destroys wealth
Damages watchfulness	
Deters work-ways

Genesis 39:3, 23 Praise be to the Lord for making us prosper as we:
Labour with His grace
Lean on His greatness
Learn from His governance
Lead through His guidance
Love by His goodness
Live for His glory

Genesis 40:8 Praise be to the Almighty with His interpretations that belong to Him, the:
Dream Guardian
Desire Grantor
Direction Guide
Delight Gearer
Determination Governor. Amen!

January 13, 2024

Living Vehicle

Living vehicle on Earth of Earthly life
                                    driving through the path of actions
                                accompanying with all other living vehicles 
                              having or not nearer and dearer relationships
                          keep in mind that others have their own destinations 
                         need to carry on duties for the sake of responsibilities 
                             to keep all safe on the way from any damages 
                                  even of self try to reach self destination
 
                                     few run slowly with slow thoughts 
                                few slightly speedier as bi-cycles do with
                            few on motor bikes few on costly cars’ speed
                           someone ends nearby someone ends at distant 
                                help if anyone falls  in trouble on the route 
                         because all we pave towards individual destinations
                           for safety and security need to take proper care 
                                 to help others to help self duty’s to share
Form: Verse


Premium Member Ghosts

What does it require to wake up and face life again
After damages and abuses keep my soul all stained

Swirling around me is a tornado hauntingly distressing
A tornado in which ghosts thrive, to keep my misery abounding

It is almost as if I am forbidden
To enjoy the apples of Earth's temporary garden!

Poetry, thankfully, healing, soothing and rejuvenating, keeps me going
Hopeful and expecting for more inspirational heightening

Pray, I guess life in this mortal plane is simply as it is
Meant never to complete us, meant to keep us in unease

Have I learnt and accepted that here, one never begets all that one wills
Yes, pray, a motto I have made mine own, so that my ghosts do meet with kills!

30 Dec 2016
Form: Couplet

Premium Member My Lost Poems

Where, I wonder, at this late hour,
are the poems that long I've lost?
There must be hundreds. I think of those
I once wrote then put aside that 
I might preserve them for a while
then find again to gauge their worth --
change a word, rethink a line --
or, satisfied, simply let them be.
They all reflected "me" as I must have been,
way back then, when I wrote them.

A partial fragment -- a line or two --
pops up in memory to recall to me
who I was -- along with special "friends" 
(and more than "friends") -- a time of troubles -- 
damages I inflicted on myself (and them) --  
my moodiness, the walls I built around 
me so very long ago.  Yet still in my memory
are those "friends".  They were all led on and 
were all fled from, but are all remembered. 

Those lost "verses", now, could occupy, comfort,
and perhaps distract me when innate despair
pervades my all-too-frequent solitary nights.

660 The 5th Period of the Spanish Era of Philippine History: Revolution Against Spanish Rule

660.

The 5th Period of the Spanish Era of Philippine History:

Revolution Against Spanish Rule



Upon the arrest of Dr. Jose Rizal

The Filipinos resorted to another reprisal

When the Propaganda Movement became dead

Another movement, the Katipunan, was founded



If the Propaganda Movement aimed into Spain assimilation

The Katipunan wanted from Spain separation

If the former engaged Spain with ink & word

The latter encountered Spain with blood & sword



The Katipunan became the war machine of the Revolution

Which eventually spread althroughout the nation

At its start, it was headed by Andres Bonifacio

At its finale, this struggle was led by Emilio Aguinaldo



Aguinaldo led many successful battles

The power of Spain in the Philippines turned into shambles

When both sides, Spaniards & Filipinos, already incurred heavy losses

They both agreed for reparation of damages



This is the 5th Period of Spanish Era – Revolution Against Spanish Rule

The twilight of Spanish colonialism, the time when Filipinos were full

Now, this upheaval on a standstill made a deal in Biak-na-Bato

God was preparing a new dawn for the Philippine archipelago.



-05/17/2019

*Periods on the Eras of the Philippine History
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Us and the State of the World

US AND THE STATE OF THE WORLD

With our present world encapsulated
In a shell of abject tragedy, it’s becoming
Painfully difficult to pen pleasurable words
Of the beautiful glow of the graces of nature
As that of humankind blooms dark graveness:-

Today, declining humor, splendor, and praising,
Are at their lowest ebb on the shores of time as
Pandora’s Box continues to overflow pandemonium
Leaving us floating in waters of war meandering with
Spewed murdered blood of innocent human life…flowing.

Once again, a devilish power-mongering oppressor
Audaciously justifies mass murdering of women, men,
And their innocent children; mendaciously taking pride
In physical and mental collateral damages excreted by war 
In the droppings of cesspool bombings from the butt of hell:-

Yet, despite the present-day earthly living hell
We now find ourselves blistering in, let us not melt
Into apathetic despair and hopelessness; but faithfully
Believe the truth-laden resounding echoing of these words:
“…Whatsoever man soweth, so shall he reap.”

Indeed, let us forever be mindful that in our sojourn here,
“Every event…[challenge]…is a…[revealing lesson]…from God.”
And that each of these events comes with an allegorical message
Which when perceived and understood, we’re again blessed
And become enlightened with divine wisdom and guidance.

May the divine wisdom and guidance reveal unto us,
The foot-printed pathway for us with no more cheeks
To turn but yet, seek not to become Satan’s little devils;
For the nature and keloid scares of our oppression, reveals
Today, the Devil and his own, indeed “…know what they do.”
Form: Prose

A Downpour of Torrential Rain

A downpour of torrential rain is all I see
          out my sill so clear with dark intensified-
I see the thrashing from lightning on my willow tree, 
  as this thunderstorm is a cyclone personified. 

         I can sense the squall through my veins, 
feel the resonating vibrations of hail on my roof-
   Soon only devastating destruction remains,
I am astounded by the clouds; stoic and aloof.

      The temperatures rise and fall without warning, 
August shouldn’t be this cold during the day-
I know I shall awake tomorrow morning
         to damages on my lawn and down by the bay. 

      The staggering rage of mother nature has begun, 
a tempest in the worst possible degree-
  I long for the moment I can see the western sun, 
             a downpour of torrential rain is all I see. 


February 25, 2018
Form: Rhyme

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