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A Victorian Christmas

Out in the streets,
A Church bell cries
Under a misletoe,
A couple shares a delightful surprise

Marking the advent of dusk
Streetlights ignite
Flaunting the excitements 
Of the christmas that lies

A family joins around the christmas tree,
Ready to enjoy their company on this charming eve
Handmade gifts light jubilant smiles
Changing time on tiny sun dials

Laughs and smiles come to a subtle end
 Midnight approaches, but night can’t kill the Christmas trend
A Christmas morning awaits 
So does a grand feast at the nights haste
All await

Night finally falls on the long awaited Christmas 
Children rush under the rousing tree
Christmas crackers, gilded walnuts, paper flowers what could it possibly be?

A eloquent dinner table lays in its glory
Flavors united concealed in a sheet like nori
In the core of the table,
A delightful bird lays
Turkey, goose, sprouts or mince 
What more could you want of this beautiful graze?

Out in the streets, A silent night it is
Carolers knock on doors giving dusk a little biz
Gathering the Holy people ‘oh it is

A Victorian Christmas 
Light and cozy
A home decorated oh so homey

A Victorian Christmas Poetry Contest Entry
Sponsor: Daniel Caplin


Premium Member The Apple Doesn'T Fall Far From the Tree

There grew an apple family named red
Who all lived on their family spread
The dad was a prolific producer
Their mom a sweet sexy seducer
When they were born their mother left home
Left them to grow on their own
So they all hung around with their dad
Did their best not to sour or go bad

Now the old man was a deep rooted guy
Not once did he pout or cry
He stood up proud and tall
Took care not to let them fall
Provided a canopy leafy green
Health food like chlorophyll ice cream
They took dancing lessons from the wind
Had beetles and birds for friends

He taught them how to deal with the rain
Grow thick red skin for sunburn pain
Everything he knew about the weather
Even warned them about pestilence."Don't ever!"
He told them try not to go to seed
Be sweet and in life you'll succeed
Then one day they each started to leave
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree


    by Daniel Turner
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My God, Thank You For Revealing Yourself To Me

August 14 Scripture Meditations Based on Daniel 1-3

Key Verse – Daniel 2:19 Then was the secret revealed unto Daniel in a night vision. Then Daniel blessed the God of heaven.

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR REVEALING YOURSELF TO ME

Thank You for revealing Yourself to me thru Your favor
As You besiege me by Your compassion’s fervor
To teach me Your truth of knowledge-flavor
For my faith to be strong toward holy endeavor.

Thank You for revealing Yourself to me thru Your wisdom
As You conquer me for Your righteousness’ kingdom
To train me by Your Word of prudence-freedom
For my mind to be illumined toward divine Christendom.

Thank You for revealing Yourself to me thru Your instruction
As You lead me by Your direction’s perfection
To control me with Your sovereignty-function
For my will to be surrendered toward heavenly action.

Thank You for revealing Yourself to me thru Your light
As You revive me by Your power’s might
To use me according to Your desire-delight
For my worth to be valuable toward eternal flight.

Thank You for revealing Yourself to me thru Your fellowship
As You welcome me to Your friendship’s relationship
To nourish me with Your authority-leadership
For my effectiveness to be fruitful toward faithful stewardship.

Thank You for revealing Yourself to me thru Your blessing
As You provide for me by Your goodness’ enforcing
To satisfy me with Your supply-embracing
For my gratefulness to be constant toward worshipful praising.

Thank You for revealing Yourself to me thru Your presence
As You meet me with Your love’s iridescence
To assure me about Your promise-affluence
For my trust to be steadfast toward prayerful influence.

August 14, 2022
Form: Rhyme

I Want To Get To Heaven

I want to get to heaven
after Jesus saved my soul
see the pearly gates that's open
walk on the streets of gold

I want to see St.Peter
sit by the tree of life
listening to Jesus 
surrounded by his light

I want to talk to Moses
and I want to visit Paul
but Jesus is my savior
I want to see him most of all

I want to be with Daniel
who dreamed dreams of prophesy
of a better world a-coming
when Jesus sets us free

I want to walk with Jacob
in the heavens far above
singing with the angels
in a mansion filled with love

but,I want to see my Jesus
I want to touch his hand
I want to see my Jesus
Hallelujah,and a men
Form: Ballad

Premium Member The Human Race

We inhabit this enchanting palace
Phenomenons beyond belief
Indescribable beauty, inexplicable mysteries
But with love and hate and grief

Often it can be entrancing
A gullible child's fairy tale
Silk woven cocoon from a caterpillar's loom 
Or a dreamer with wind in their sail

There are times it will be enthralling
Like watching a high wire act
A purging volcano, devastating tornado
Or excavating antique artifacts

But some things are sadly appalling
Such as hunger and greed and waste
Injustices galore , we selfishly ignore
Just remember there's only one race.


 original poem by the "poemdog" Daniel Turner
Form: Rhyme


D - D - B

D.D.B {DAZZLING DANIEL'S BIRTHDAY}

Dazzling Daniel, delightful to know,
Amazing abilities abound, as talents grow.
Mesmerizing minds with masterful might,
Elegant echloens of energy echoes, a wondrous sight.4

Charming charisma captivates, a treasure rare,
Handsome heart, harmonious human, beyond compare.
Ingenious insights illuminate like a guiding light,
Nurturing networks, noble nuances, shining bright.8

Dazzling Daniel, delight of the day,
Amazing accomplishments await, in a brilliant way.
Magnificent milestones mark, this memorable year,
Elegant enthusiasm echoes, joy is crystal clear.¹²

Celebrate, charming Daniel, with cheer and glee,
Happy birthday, dear one, may wonders await thee!¹4


VICK MANUEL POETRY {VMP}
FORM: Alliteration/Rhymes 
Copyright ©?30th November 2024.

Premium Member Buddy

Love is a feeling not words
To think otherwise would be absurd
But I'll do my best to explain
Although I'm sure it'll be in vain
He's as soft as a brief spring shower
He's the color in all of my flowers
He's my sun on a rainy day
He keeps me healthy at walk and play
When I'm sad he makes me smile
When I'm mad at him, he pouts like a child
When I'm happy he wags his tail
He's the wind that pushes my sails
In the dark he's the eyes that guide me
When I'm sick he lays beside me
He's my comforter on lonely nights
Lays sleeping quietly when I write
He's smarter than most human beings
Cause he's sees with his heart what I'm feeling
I cook him the meals he eats
And I tickle his freckled feet
Sometimes when I take a shower
He gets in under his own power
Then dries off rubbing a towel
Just like I taught him how
He wipes his dirty feet by the door on a rug
After going outside in the mud
At night he gives me a kiss
Then informs me if anything is amiss
He's the inspiration for the poems I write
And I love him with all of my might
He's not a dog or a pet, he's my friend
You see, I wouldn't be me without him




    by Daniel Turner
         For "Buddy"
Form: Rhyme

Foundation

The Foundation 

When we went to school aeons ago
Christianity and life were easy for a teacher and us.
Jesus on his cross and a disappearing act
Daniel, fighting ogres and lions.
 Pupils didn’t believe anything of this
but it passed the time waiting for the school day to end
jumping on our bikes and playing cowboys and Indians
those who lived in America.
But a residue of what we were told stuck
I have been thinking of religion’s origin before 
the told stories, entertaining as they were.
I think we need the abstraction of an afterlife 
(Not aftershave)
When the man rose above the struggle, the leisure
to think, is this all?
There must be more can’t end like this, forever
be dead; God was the rallying cry we gave
him life and spun an endless yarn.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member Remembering What You Want To Forget- Long Lost Prince

When we first met everything was like a fairy
tale.
You were my prince and I was your princess.
In our beautiful kingdom love reigned.


Love reigned until you found a new love
named Jack Daniel.

In the beginning you could deal with Jack
and you didn't let him alter your mind.

But I can remember like yesterday when Jack
was in control,
On that day I was your enemy and an instant
punching back.
I wasn't a equal opponent nor a sparring partner.
You beat me within a inch of my life.

The next day I told you about our dreadful match.
You had began to cry because you didn't remember 
the event.

Not only did Jack alter and control your mind,
while under his influence you were not aware
of your actions.

You can be compared to a modern day zombie.

Back then I didn't know who you were under Jack’s
influence.

Until this day I try to forget those horrible memories,
As I gaze at you now I’m still in search of my prince.


10- 5-18

Inspired by Remembering What You Want To Forget contest.
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Community Builders

 
Oh, is there anything more  b e a u t i f u l  than a poetic soul-
Laura, your  r e d  stained soul  DRIPS  heartbroken poems,
and Jo-  yesterday, today and tomorrow your FAITH shines bright,
Jan, sweet funny GIRL but you also bring me to  t e a r s  in a poem,
oh, Nette, Nette, your  r e v e r i e s  and  P O E T R Y  leave me breathless.

_______________________
October 8, 2016

Poetry/Verse/Community Builders
Copyright Protected, ID 16-836-537-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.

Tribute to the Community Builders:
Laura Loo, Jan Allison, Jo Daniel, and Nette Onclaud

Submitted to the contest, CB Tribute Contest,
sponsor, Andrea Dietrich

First  Place
Form: Verse

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