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Premium Member The Multitude of Affairs Are Mindset

The Multitude of Affairs Are Mindset

What are the multitude of affairs are
Mental Thinking?

Observe one's mind internally, That single
Shift requires one's  obblongota.

States of Mind: Conscious mind 10%
Sub-Conscious 90%

Your brain is always searching for proof
Of what your thoughts tell it.

What one think you become, Mindset
have the ability to either have a end point
or emancipation.

Changing one's mindset is what will
change one's life.

Life is about being even-tempered  with
Oneself and creating the best version of
Yourself. 

Validation from others isn't a high
priority,  Remember your mindset is a
fierce mission. 

Comprehend that you can't control 
everything. 

Remember-Your mindset creates your
existence.


Premium Member K

K is an eleventh letter
Eleven, written like a road of ember-- 

Like two sticks standing upright
Like two wands of magical sight.

K is the commencement of man's fate
End point of man's action to date

K is when you fly a toy in the air
Feels like you're floating without snare

K has four points
Like the four corners of a book without joints
Or a laptop with smooth edges
Viewing nature-crafted ridges

K is the root of giving
A trait that never die in living

K is when you praise a good deed
A greeting that grows and never bleed

K can be a nocturnal animal
Playing around like a live toy in a musical

K is when you express your affections
A sign of respect and love in all directions

K can be defined in many ways
All good thoughts and notions of the human race

K is like a bent cross
Carried by the Savior who died not a boss

K, for short, is just fine
Specially when you care and share when you dine!...
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Right One

There are not enough digits in the whole round world
To count the neutrinos passing through a finger

But they don't stop to look around, examining what might be found
Should they decide to rest there, then to linger

Passing through's their raison d'etre, no end point that we know, and yet
There must be reason in this right of passage

The toll on us pays out in years, not Tacitus, nor any peers
Could measure or record their age or message

We count on other things and so we measure what will come and go
Trying to decide just what things matter

We hope we might luck out and capture what removes all doubt
Distinguishing the former from the latter 

We think that measure's down to science, sure that there is some reliance
In knowing that we have the right to question

But knowing just which question's right's a question of our own insight
Which should lead us from suspicion to suggestion

Should we capture one of those little guys, passing through our eyes and skies
And shrink ourselves down to the size where we could ask a question

What question could we ask that might just be the one that leads us right
To conquering our mental indiscretion

The answers to life's mysteries are not all found in histories 
Learn from them, don't be numbed by their suppression
Form: Rhyme

Whenever

Whenever I look at the huge sun.
I feel the power it has with honour and pride.
Whenever my head tilts upwards to see the moon.
It reminds me to keep calm and always maintain poise.
Whenever I come across a tree on the road side.
I breathe fresh air  and acknowledge  the importance of shade.
Whenever I step on the beach of an island
.I somehow compare it with immense knowledge which is never ending.
whenever my eyes try to find the end point of the sky above.
It teaches me to shed ego and try to rise as high as I can.
I hope that whenever i open my eyes each day.
There is cheer, fun and laughter around me always

Premium Member Utter Blinding Darkness

This world suffers from original sin
David said in sin my mother conceived me
speaking of us all born into the world
showing the sin bias not to be free

But do we realise how inwardly dark we are?
for there’s no end point to this disease
left to itself it will  worsen indefinitely
as temperatures decrease for a big freeze

Mankind is so blinded eyes are shut
heart so very hard solid it won’t break
mind is so foolish it can’t at all think
can anything be done? Needs earthquake!

The prospects are not at all good
as man goes from bad to worse
deceiving oneself prone to be deceived
walking the road to receive God’s curse

But thankfully God shows a way out
giving His son for man’s substitute
then light came upon their blindness
to receive Christ at Calvary’s foot
Form: Rhyme


Immense Condenesd

I M M E N S E       C O N D E N S E D


I     Instructed by a plot, broken into paltry portion
M   Mauled into small, mammoth to screaming speck
M   Mountain range cramped, meandering cancelled
E    Elements of concept squashed into essence
N   No word left unchecked, numerous adaptations
S   Scrutinised, all adjacent scoured thoroughly 
E   Erraditacate unnecessary words, edit again 


C   Captivate from word one, add an anomaly 
O   Owe the audience pleasure, build their trust
N   Never accept the standard, leave cliche alone 
D   Dive into the character's psyche, dig their dirt
E    Employing research makes validity emerge
N   Nullify nonsense inclusions, nudge away distractions
S    Set up captured fast in short form, stir in surprise
E    Every line moves story forward, each essential 
D    Diagnose end point, not long form done and dusted
Form: Acrostic

The Dance Novel

While they danced, Frances 
visualized her high school days. 
She could hear 
the 50s music 
superimposed on the beats 
she was hearing with her ears. 

These days, they tell you where the rhythm is, 
you don't have to feel it. As they danced, 
bumping with the rhythm, they did not touch.
They exercised their own imaginations.

Everything is 
programmed these days. They tell you 
how to play and organize the moves. 
They tell you how to learn and 
what to learn and 
threaten you with poverty 
if you don't follow.

While they danced, time 
bunched up at the end point. 
The present moved much 
slower than the past streamed in. 
Her mind terminated the flow of the past 
and there was a blockage that filled 
the empty cells of memory. 

As she moved, gesticulating
seemingly meaninglessly but not meaninglessly, 
she carried a wealth in the heaviness of her.

We have to write about 
reality, if we are going to write, not theory.
Theory is rarified 
even if it's the most important thing. 

We spend our few yearning, 
hungry years here, with each other, 
with our human furniture. 
We don't have time 
for explanation. 

Paul couldn't resist. 
He eventually reached out for the woman's hand 
and pulled her close.

The Good Things Life Has To Offer If You Are 1 of the Lucky

There are only a certain amount of
the truly good things life has to offer 
1 single person can expect to experience in one's lifetime given our human limitations

Like a cancer patient hearing a doctor tell them treatment was successful you are in remission

To meet your one true soulmate
what it's like to mate for life

Get married or be someone's best man
or bridesmaid

Be a husband being told he is about to become a father
or a wife she is pregnant

What it's like to breastfeed or give birth
feel a kicking on your naval 

Hearing your child's first words see 
them take first steps and off to school

Make your parents proud or see your
child succeed

To save a life or donate an organ

Winning the most prestigious award 
voted for by said peers at a grand awards ceremony

Win a life changing amount of money

Discover or find a treasure map

Travel and see the 7 wonders of the world
all it's continent's and oceans and differing people
animals included

A thunderstorm expelling lighting and
the majesty of a sky full of star's under
a desert sky and a perfect sunset

The feeling a girl feels when she is bought flowers or receives a valentine's card for the first time

What's it's like to own the keys to your own home

To never have to go to a loved one's funeral

Pilot an aeroplane or jet fighter
Drive a steam train or locomotive
Captain or steer a ship
Command a tank
Be a cowboy

What it's like to paint a work of art
or play a music instrument

Sing in front of a live audience

Make people laught doing stand up comedy

Play sport in front of a sold out stadium 

What it's like to find the word's in order
to compose the perfect poem

Or most prized of them all the meaning of life

What it must be like to be or live

CONTENT & HAPPY IN ONE'S OWN SKIN

The rest we have to leave up to our
own imagination or hopefully dream about
before we eventually pass on

Because when it's gone it's gone
you only live once no such thing
as second chances or do overs

Only memories to keep you company
until your numbers called and the lights
dim and you get to find out 

If death is in fact the termination or end point
of your journey or the fresh new start and 
beginning the good things in life never provided you

Home

Love, 
In a society that has always seen love as reckless and impulsive 
I have tasted a different dish, 
a side that is usually not explored
With sweet touches and sweeter words 
Cautious of the effect they have, 
With distance so less and yet so more 
Miles have to be yet travelled on this road 
With gestures that speak more than one can 
Beating heart is all I can hear 
And his voice 
With smooth edges of smiles he cannot hide 
And a smirk tracing the tease in the comment 
Of eyes that touch the deepest parts of me 
Hidden not by clothes but by skin 
Of the warmth that spreads within 
I have glazed at the bump in his check 
With the desire to see his face dipped in smile before pleasure
The love that is careful beyond measure 
Because it knows it is the stick of support to stand 
And the curves of lives at each end point 
A surprise wrapped with faith in all 
That has to the ability 
To make someone happy 
To make someone sad
I have seen love being handled
Like a child in the womb of mother 
A bubble made for comfort and growth 
Without pain and grief 
And it a pleasant way of seeing it
which is criticized so much for the rush it gives. 
Love like that warm comfortable home
carrying a tried sad soul.

Premium Member Ambivalent

Available options stand the bile as they make the will bent
Massachusetts may be best for the holiday to be spent
But the rod of its weather may hit the comfort of its rent
Indecision, glorified from knowledge’s available dent
Vague is their understanding to a result from what they meant
Abstract control and power, making the priest eat meat in lent
Light, maybe heavy, not knowing where the definition went
Eight out of twenty, in idea makes contribution absent 
No end point, as in midway, the anger of shortcoming vent
Thought or decision, on many roads, leading to no tent
Form: Acrostic

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