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Premium Member 30 60 100 Fold

In the Bible, "to give 30, 60, or 100 fold" refers to a parable about a farmer sowing seeds, where some seeds fall on good ground and produce a harvest that is significantly greater than what was planted, with different levels of yield represented by the numbers 30, 60, and 100 fold; essentially signifying different levels of spiritual fruitfulness, where someone who "bears 100 fold" is considered to have a much greater impact or produce more positive change than someone who only bears 30 fold, illustrating the idea that different people can receive and respond to God's message in varying degrees of effectiveness.(Matthew 13:23)
It is up to the individual what they hear and how they hear it.
Mark 4:24 (NIV) says; “Consider carefully what you hear,” he continued. “With the measure you use, it will be measured to you—and even more.”
2 Corinthians 10:5 (NIV) says; “We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.”
It is the responsibility of each individual who hear the word of God to move from 30 to 100 fold. 100 fold is what we all striving to obtain in our lives.
God has no respecter of person, but He does have respecter of Faith.
Mark 11:23-25 Christ Jesus says; “Have faith in God. Truly, I say to you, whoever says to this mountain, ‘Be taken up and thrown into the sea,’ and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that what he says will come to pass, it will be done for him. Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours. And whenever you stand praying, FORGIVE, if you have anything against anyone, so that your Father also who is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses.”
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In Her I Died

Testa 
Undone work 
On a corner
Passing daylight
Timing in my afterlight 
Caught between no canvas Pietro 
Illustrations disappearance 
Two see no other rain in sight

We passed true as our ghost lept

Fide et Amore 
By faith in love
Fidelity as anul

Being Borrowed 
For Film
By Another Woman


When We Come Aboard
A Military waited
In grasses tan, too low
Asnt in the future
Her return, ran from more
And in our time
All stood wide
Armed in rejection
Of a betters letters, above alls door 

Oh stormy night

Dani Woodward,
    Can we write tonight?


The nights editor
    In The Times

Curtains of light kid,
      Fall on my fold
           Before you turn it in


Under the evacuation 
    She appears

    It's easy cloth I fold for you lady
         He's edited headlines besides it once
           She's missed page before
   Also why your wise.
Copyright © kevin mathenia | Year Posted 2025


Good Scene Sasha
me

Premium Member The Nothing of Evermore

War is the art of making a withdrawal at the bank 
With checks written in the blood of patriots 
Spending lives 
Without a care or whim 
Sacrificing body and soul 
Life and limb 
To justify a means to an end 
The most vicious of my troops I send 
To pillage a loot 
Your cries of peace are moot 
Its truly a tragic scene 
For the continued slaughter 
Of the fleshy targets 
Of everyone’s daughter 

I surrender myself 
As a modern-day martyr 
This is what I do 
I destroy them 
For you 
Point, aim, click 
And they explode on cue 

Delivered death 
Retriever of your continued breath 
Until there is nothing left 
The charred carcass I heft 
To be tossed to the pile 
Stacked deep by the mile 
Offering a wicked smile 
To intimidate 
My target of late 
The reaper of souls 
Would like a date 
Not picky 
Of your attire 
Or where to eat 
Just where to hang you by your feet 
So you swing to the beat 
Of the ratty tat tat 
And the boom boom gloom 
It’s a buffet of mayhem and doom 
Your dance partners 
Wear a pin and a spoon 

Pull aim and throw 
Watch the flesh 
Separate and blow 
Meat and greet 
A disgusting show 

Yes its quite fun 
Fooling the simple 
Almost satisfying 
Like popping a pimple 
But more fascinating 
To watch the meek
Struggle like sheep 

Taking orders for death 
How would you like it prepared?
Well done, medium or rare? 
How about vile and unfair 
Without a care 
Doing everything I dare 
Laying the insanity of humanity 
Bare 
For all to share 
In 1080p 
For all to see 
Or possibly 4K 
To taste the flavor of the day 
Bright and vivid 
So you can get good and livid 
And cry out WHY?
Do so many have to die?

A fair question to be sure 
And I do concur 
But humanity has it’s lure 
It’s a hook 
Its a crave 
To control others 
By filling the grave  

Of the willing 
To do the killing 
Because they were told 
By the rich and old 
If they win 
We fold 
Were sold 
They will break our mold 
And end up cold 

It’s truly a rotten game 
This thing called war 
It should be called 
The nothing of evermore 
Nothing 
Ever 
Becomes 
More

Eric (and sometimes not)
© Eric Nolan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Jezebel

Dim lit, damp and distant corner
torn from dream of vapor’s fold.
Slow descent to worlds divided,
nothing hot and nothing cold.

Long ago this soul forgotten,
cast off in the ides of youth.
Un-forgiven deeds left hiding
beneath the stone of burden’s proof

Wait to see if fate redeems her.
Wait to hear if time repeals.
Sentence passed down just to mar her.
Word and deed like flint and steel.

‘Jezebel!’ they mock to call her,
waging war against the skin.
Pressed on by the mob’s directive,
let the judgment now begin.

Scrutinize each blood stained footprint
left across the ice drawn field.
Hide the ones who hold her province.
Never bend. No, never yield.

For from that damp and distant corner
ever flows the world of hate
through the veins of those who think they…
hold the key to Heaven’s gate.
Form: Rhyme

Did the People Sing

DID THE PEOPLE SING

Did the people sing marching to the front
Perhaps just in innocence and camaraderie
Yet unsuspecting the same of their enemy
It was not just singers who took the brunt

Did the people sing when they lost the war
No celebration song, nor any sad refrain
All the voices could only express the pain
Ready to dismiss what the battles were for

Did the people sing once memory had died
Maybe only the modern to displace the old
For only the few that did return to the fold
And even those lyrics were short on pride

Did the people sing to the babies in arms
Well, yes, but only songs of fantasy things
The kind that a loving mother always sings
That does not excite passions, only calms
Form: Rhyme


The Dream Walker

The moon sliver glittered close to Venus in this magic night,
prison’s the senses by many echoes to outcome right.
The stars that turn to faith in hopeless fold,
all endurance of bliss so bold.
Those glowing particles in this garden alley,
dreams for another promising day towards that valley.
In this steep galactic stream,
so many stairs slope in a tenacious upward beam.
Faint shoots of light by purest fire,
intimacy with the ultimate divine desire.
Touching worlds in their mighty spheres,
promised home for endless years.
To this ocean I spread my wings and fly,
where those island of preserved dreams lie.
Those broad fields of twinkled wishes bounties bring,
and eternal visions dwell.
Souls in more mingled hue,
drenches in thousand sunlight dew.
By the concern of the waxing moon,
sowing seeds of thoughts for imagination bloom.
In deep trust from that living journey of me,
visions towards the spectacle of firmament,
that love’s virtue alone is free.
Form: Ballade

A Barren Flower

....where dandelions begin to die within the heat of summer's wrath,
i blow wishes in the warm caress of winds towards the empyrean above;

in barren fields, a lone flower grows
beneath the hue of dawn's early light
yellow petals slowly fade to white
in a zephyr breeze my wish now blows

to see you stand on shadowless hills
pirouette between the clouds of skies
wipe dry tears that fall from shallow eyes
and rid my heart of these deathly chills

free me from these lifeless gasps of breaths
the mask of death is now parading
all my thoughts its slowly invading
eupnea falls silent in mind's bequeths

i long to fold back these hands of time
erase the pain that lingers in tears
escape the seconds of lonely years
and hear your voice rise within wind's mime


....oh to bring back those that have left life through the shackles of death
and see them rise again in the folds of life, fresh like a flower as it blooms
within the rise of new dawns, blushed with color again!


August 22, 2019

Writing Challenge 2, August 2019-  Enclosed Rhyme
Sponsor Dear Heart

Premium Member When the Birds Return

My transient small dreams magnified manifold, 
over mindscape wide wings of desire they grew, 
my constrained essence could no longer hold,  
turning to beguiled birds in ardent sky they flew. 

They soared to reach the horizon shaped anew, 
through the clefts of dark clouds floating cold, 
where cosmic silence drizzled with twilight hue,
my transient small dreams magnified manifold. 

They flew en echelon in the still sky’s azure fold, 
the charming design afloat I delineated for you. 
Though the meaning of pattern remained untold,
over mindscape wide wings of desire they grew. 
 
The dreams allured me with kaleidoscopic view,
before I could freeze them away they all rolled.
They drifted away on the tides of time, I knew
my constrained essence could no longer hold.  

At the end of trance I gave up trying unconsoled,
tired of wearing strive the aim I couldn’t pursue. 
They ascended beyond me, I was left to behold,
turning to beguiled birds in ardent sky they flew. 

So, within the forlorn abyss of gloom I withdrew,
trudging time with turbulent mind uncontrolled. 
For the disappeared birds I’d build nests a few, 
they’d discover someday returning from the cold, 
my transient small dreams.

_____________

June 16, 2022
Contest : A Rondeau Redouble
Sponsored by : L Milton Hankins

The Joy of Giving

Be it no more than just a glass of water, 
A live walking stick played by a kind daughter
To a blind man whose walk is a vague totter.  

Or quality time spent with someone old, 
A blanket’s warm fold in times forlorn, cold, 
In times of need a ready shoulder-hold. 

A pair of slippers to feet walking bare, 
Not in loud charity to show you care, 
Heart-born feelings so felt drowning false air.

Anything— given short of counting ways, 
Given to brighten up sinking heart’s greys, 
To lighten load that too heavily weighs. 

Give it in cash if it can’t be in kind, 
Let it a gift of heart be, well inclined, 
A gift of very soul, body and mind. 

Give— the only joy greater than getting
Be the joy of giving and forgetting,
Helping in autumn times to invoke spring. 
_____________________________________  
 Musings | 07.08.09 | 
Poet's note: This poem is not a triolet, nor can it be called a Terza Rima. It can be a tercet, each stanza being of three lines, but this is not the option available.... Thanks PoetrySoup.com, Tercet is now available as an option, and I'm glad to call the poem Tercet, not Triolet (Jan 2025).
Form: Tercet

Premium Member Seamless Patches - 1,9,16

‘Sewing machine, long idle, gathered dust’
frozen in stitch by a “toy soldiers rust.”*
Time remembers the scent of his hair,
the fold of the clothes as she left them there.

He was sampling youth when the bugle blew
a boy knowing nothing he thought he knew
answered the call of a nation’s need
denying the truths that soldiers bleed.

‘The war years seemed like only yesterday’
as he wandered, tattered, in disarray,
lost in the grip of a chevron’s  cold stain
each breath sadly humming death’s cold refrain.

Threads of his life unraveled by peace
scent of fresh cloth, destroyed, out of reach
his life ebbed away, a flickering spark,
’The candle sputtered, spent, and all was dark’


©4/14/2018

*reference to poem “LITTLE BOY BLUE” by Eugene Field

submitted to – One nine and sixteen – Poetry Contest
sponsor – Viv Wigley
Form: Verse

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