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Celestial Artistry

CELESTIAL ARTISTRY

Dexterity the holes
From which I breath through
Imaginative virtues pour
From this body I inhabit,
Caught up in life's entangle.
But almost written off
Which birth my rising up
Sprouted by write-ups,
That fire never goes off,
The phenomenon that blow me up
Turns me to the hero
That writes history without pen
Saliently going for the glory
Then jealousy of the future
Will pervade the past;
Welcome to the chronicles of victory
It is an unending story
Towering Babel past the first heaven
Even skyscraper marvel in envy,
Oceans roar in raving reverence,
Kilimanjaro sinks to its knees in awe,
The cedar swept away like ashes
Though a forceful and flawless victory
There is a price and part to play
In this timely preparation scorching phase;
The more you sweat in this practise
The less you bleed in battle
Till you change from the glory of yesterday
And tell this story to my seeds,
A generation gifted & lifted with endowments.

VickWizzy
Vick Manuel Poetry {VMP}
Copyright © 2015.


Great Souls

Absorbed by compassioned glorious vision,
preserving pearls by courage’s decision.
Not to be detained in the after life,
where yesterday in tomorrows strife.
All for now caught in thy light,
dwellings in glance of that might.
That blazing soul in every step of the path,
through space and its centre on earth.
Fresh sweetness by the river of belonging,
passing through the dessert of silent suffering.
Sublime nature and its reflection by eternal provision,
constant remembrance of that glorious vision.  
Frankincense scented memories culture,
lifted barrier that divide societies structure.
Immensity of space as majesty in presence,
stars yielded galaxies of mercy as essence.
Providence holding those moments,
divine radiance and its endowments.
Hearts of oceans in waves of devotion,
loss of self in supreme vision and notion.
Reflected soul in color and form,
inconceivable time to perform.
Great human spirit and refreshing river,
you will live for ever.
Form: Ballade

Premium Member A Human Hankering

The calendar counts the weeks and months of COVID.
Yet, every pensive daybreak I am granted that for which I never asked.
Of course, suffering sickness and death tolls are endlessly morbid.
Still, my morning strolls find dazzling nooks where wonder is unmasked.

Plentiful pansies splash passion rainbows over meadowlands unrequited.
Common Windmill palm trees display fan palms like broad hands.
Neighborhood lawns spawn hankerings for cornucopias delighted.
Each new day contains unique complexions, signature ambient wavebands. 

I am an animal of textures, but the relentless pandemic compels tactile chill.
By what right am I awarded these winsome private moments on each stroll?
Rain drums on the roof like an invocation, and I touch the palpable thrill.
Nature’s rhythms are carried on wings of monarchs and in the birth of a tadpole.

At last, I am not alone but connected to rugged bluffs and smooth beaches.
Finally, I realize without these endowments, existence would be impossible.
I am meant to discover all the simple prodigious self-ordering reaches. 
In understanding them, I see no beginning or end, only that I am tangible.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pleasure Pleasure Pleasure

Please purpose pure
Loiter lost lure
Embrace each end
Apt aim attends
Sense something still
Use urge until
Rouse real refrain
Etching explains


Prompt primal play
Line limpid lay
Etch empathy
Ask actively
Shout screaming sham
Unfurl undreamt
Reach rude recoil
Endings embroil


Piquant pleasure
Lively leisure
Endowments ease
Answers appease
Sensuous success
Union undressed
Respite reeling 
Effort etching


Play placid plan
Love lusting lend
Explore endings
Aim answering
Surprise surrounds
Unleash unbound
Richness restored
Expound explore


Prefer pretense
Light lovely lens
Express empty
Apply aptly
Sweet-sour smoothies
Urgent unease
Rowdy rich race
Endow embrace


Leon Enriquez
12 June 2014
Singapore

Premium Member The brutes called human

                                  Legacy, paradox and affirmation
                                       Bound the human society
                                Distinct from nature's other entities
                                  We create circles and boundaries
                                            Move within them
                                     Restricting our expressions
                                    Virtues, traits and attributes
                                       The human endowments 
                                    Suffocate inside like a pigeon
                                                 In captivity

                                       Life is governed by laws of
                                          Cosmic consciousness
                                         The man-made confines
                                        Are rooted in subjectivity,
                                    Contrary to the order of nature
                                    The jungles, rivers and oceans
                                 Abounding assortments of diversity
                                Personifying mutuality and reciprocity
                               Are ruled by freedom and simultaneity 
                                              They do not fight

                                          From the time of Adam
                                          Never a day has passed
                                           When we sat at peace
                                     Blood flows cheaper than water
                                      Cries and tears do not matter
                                    The thirst continues unquenched
                                         We are not ashamed and
                                        Take pride in being human
                                     With ego, arrogance and greed 
                                       We are brutes beyond doubt


Alliteration On My Personal Lines

ALLITERATION ON MY PERSONAL LINES©
Accolades for an accountable and artistic "alien".
Although, adversaries aspire to amplify my Achilles' heel,
Boring born brainless bold bastards
Bombard bonafide boys buddies,
Breathing bad breath after boozing &
Breaking-out a belligerent brawl,
Conforming to congruous conflict, forcefully coming like a comet.
Daring desperate diabolical dare devil,
Determined to destroy the destiny of a dazzling Daystar.
Henceforth, this epigram enunciates in words my endowments & engulf every equivocal expressions...
Fallacious statements breeds fiasco fantastically,
Ferociously making me fastidious about my fiendish friends.

VickWizzy
Vick Manuel Poetry {VMP}
Copyright ©2009
Form: ABC

Premium Member Deciduous Time

Oh how I rue this deciduous time;
relentless in it’s passing year by year
while robbing memories we hold so dear,
and shedding yonker that was once our prime.
Through time we plod this monumental climb;
the cliffs of life we grapple fighting fear
while ever facing time’s relentless jeer
as youth is spent on chasing dreams sublime.

And yet we’ve heard it said that as we age 
we gain more wisdom with each passing phase,
endowments mastered as life’s dream pursues.
But still with passing time the battles rage,
and loss of youth we shed as hopes abrase.
Deciduous time this aging poet rues.


September 3, 2024

Premium Member Forest

Flora and fauna of birds, beasts, microbes, soils, atmospheres,
Should only these contribute to the forest components?
Height and densities of trees and plants, and their thriving years...
Aren't silver, gold, diamonds, and gems woodland endowments?

Who cares much for herbs and shrubs where tiny insects abide?
Flies, bees, frogs, rodents, bats, and rats playfully hide and seek.
Ants, crickets, grasshoppers, centipedes, and millipedes hide
Behind grass, leaves, and mud to escape threats as they are weak.

With animals, vegetation, and evergreen landscapes
Air to breathe, food, medicines, wood, and fodder they provide
Forests reduce pollutants in air, water, sound, and space.
Protect humans from floods, droughts, soil erosion, and landslides.

Though like a student in primary school, I might recite
Abiding midst a forest is a venturous delight.
Form: Sonnet

Endowments

How, oh how, can some endow
A building wing? Well, holy cow!
So many millions must impress
All comers, thanks to their largess.

Such lavish generosity
Is well beyond the scope of me,
For sums like that I won’t pretend
Are numbers I can comprehend.

Yet so much more than any bank
These benefactors we should thank,
For their donations help us out
And that’s what giving’s all about.

Of course, they get some tax deducted
When their building wing’s constructed.
Plus, they get their just acclaim
When on the walls, we view their name.

Endowments, though, will hardly drain
The cash their bank accounts contain.
It must be nice to scratch that itch
And give, but still be filthy rich!
Form: Rhyme

Victims

Objects of pleasure they see us as
Attacking us from every angle and any corner
With our tiny voices we scream
Scream till we have no breath to scream again
With their Dwayne Johnson's muscles they suppress us
Forcefully penetrating with their carrots
Taking away our long preserved dignity 
For the one we await in emotional unity

We are the victims of rape
Battered and shattered for the sake of pleasure
The pleasure we don't derive pleasure in but pain 
On us the put chip of shame
Shame that has led to the damnation of some of us
Putting us in eternal bondage of scary memories 
Making us everlasting victims of rape

But....

What sins have we committed?
Who have we offended?
Are we not humans just like every other human beings?
Are we no longer entitled to rights to free movement and choice of dressing?
Is it a sin to be beautiful and attractive?
Is it our fault that we have jaw dropping and eye catching endowments?
So why us???!!!


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