Long Forwarding Poems

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Endless Life and Desire

Life is life; 
this earthly life is very challenging; 
a great journey; 
with the time 
it cannot return back to the past; 

life has the wheel of moving to future 
though the future is nothing 
always comes as a present; 

in the motion of life 
there is a great staircase; 
up and upper and 
more high upper- total endless!
the upper steps of the staircase are endless; 

every visitor of this life 
only can travel this staircase 
to go to the upside 
without knowing the last step of this 
but no one cannot come back to down 
of this life staircase;

there is a struggle in the life of aspiration
struggle to reach high and high 
but what is high 
which is high and the last high
none knows exactly 

so life is a struggle
journey to forwarding
challenging mobility of the endless desire


15.08.2020 Chattogram


Come Away

Close your eyes for a moment and pretend life is a backward chugging ride
watch the virus disappear from sight, feel the weightlessness of a new day 
Yesterday is forwarding away and covid cases are waving one last goodbye 
as they fall to the ground and die...
Cardiopulmonary relief you can breathe 
Openly without a mask, 
Veer to the future with hope now 
Invite your friend over and celebrate 
Dormant and still making fast retreat 
Take your ears off the locomotive sounds of yesterday's news then smile 
as you catch the eyes of your neighbor, measure not the miles between you  
Today is a gift borrowed from past, don't let it slip away from your grasp  
its time to re-teach your heart to fly 
Can you imagine what a beautiful reunion it will be when you arrive at the station 
wholesome and dressed to the nines waiting for your mother's kiss to bless you 
Close your eyes hold the memory, cuz soon the train will move again forward   
and you will be left holding the parcel she gave you the day you left for Canada  
                                  Bless the soil of your imagination writer, she gave you the heart 
that you are pumping today, come away.... 

Jan 24, 2020

Premium Member Yes You Were the One But

Yes you were the one
My stars, my moon, my everything.
The loveliest person on the face of the planet
When you courted me. Not showing me any of yourself.

But what a pretend self you showed me.
A lovely, lively, fun-loving, happy-go-everywhere self.
The man with whom I fell promptly and utterly crazily in love 

I could not breathe, walk, talk, dream, or eat without thinking of you.
Your smile, your eyes, your magnificent charismatic charm.
You were going to save the world, enlisting my help.

I was glad to give you my everything - my money, my life, my soul.
You pretended you wanted it all, except the money.
You tried desperately to talk me out of giving you that.
As did my friend, my folks, and others.
Who did not know you.

Yet, when I realized you had changed my check
And my account was nearly empty, I still believed in you.
I ran to get your side of the story, no tears yet, for it was a bank error.
Your apartment was empty. No forwarding address.
You blocked me from your phone.


You were my stars, my moon, my everything.
Not so much now.
Form: Lyric

New Dawn The Never Lasting Hope

Yet, feeling sorry for everything I did,
I just couldn’t realise earlier, because I was just a kid.
Sometimes confronting myself tears me apart,
It made me realise; making a bond is easy, but maintaining it is an art.
Tell me honestly, is my image still in your heart?
Or is it a million miles and poles apart?
The only thing I’m left with is to hope or regret,
Sometimes I try to call you, to make the things best.
But I’ll still wait, for many never ending days,
My dreams will come true, that’s what my heart says.
Fixing everything up, that’s what I aim,
Till the time, I can live with those memories, I fortunately managed to claim.
Forwarding our lives, shows me the time,
Where you, my love, will always be mine.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Final Frontier

From the beginning of time there has been exploration
To undiscovered places by every rich nation
Mans great love for exploring has moved up a gear
He has accepted a new challenge; the final frontier.

Nineteen fifty seven saw the launch of sputnik one
Followed by sputnik two, the space race had begun
Russia was the first off the starting block
America was busy working around the clock.

The following year America entered the race 
By sending explorer one up into space
Russia then sent up their first cosmonaut
America then followed with an astronaut.

America was now leading in the race for space
President Kennedy’s wanted a man, on the moons surface
The whole world was watching, they were eager to see
Eagle Landers touchdown in the sea of tranquillity.

Research and development is now taking place 
To establish planet Mars as a forwarding base 
Future missions will refuel and take on supplies
So astronauts can venture out into darker skies.

Look up on a clear night and look for the space station
Manned by astronauts from more than one nation
Mankind has shown that he has the capability
By developing spacecraft that was once fantasy.

There have been many celebrations and even some tears
Accidents have caused deaths of some brave pioneers
Two NASA space shuttles, Colombia and Challenger
Both exploded above the earth a tragic disaster.

Our sun will die out and mankind needs to survive
A new home is needed so humans can thrive
Mankind will colonise planets that’s a certainty 
Using great minds to develop new technology. 

Space exploration is new and is painfully slow 
In the big scheme of things, we’ve a long way to go
But one day these dreams will become reality
As man ventures  further out, beyond our own galaxy.


Written 30th March 2018.
Form: Narrative


Postcards

My parents send me postcards
As they jet set around the world
So that I have a little piece of them
I save the cards like I would exotic pearls

I'd like to tell them that I'm okay
Although both of them I miss
I often think of writing back
But have no forwarding address

I have cards from Paris, France
Amsterdam and on the Rhine
China along with Africa
I'm happy to see they're doing fine

I keep an atlas by my bed
So I can see where they are at any given time
I only wish my mom was here
To hold me as I cry

I travel to my mailbox
Lonely along the way
Looking for that postcard
To see where my parents are today
Form: Rhyme

Excuses Why

Forgiveness for I quite patiently
have done you a massive disservice

In some or other way

You wish me not to know

As I see you have clearly closed
your curtains and bolting shut
your front door

And so to turned your back on me
and sent me to Coventry as well

And worst of all left no forwarding address

For me to plead my case in open court

If I so wished to contest your verdict
and offer up a defense 

And be judged by a jury of my peers instead

And maybe then I may also finally figure out

Exactly what my crime was and find myself

Being charged with and accused of

Or is even worth or worthy of me and my
time contesting at all

To follow the law or comply with

To follow the law or comply with
Asks Mister Smith

Forwarding though the current 
Or drift

The flow is uncontrolled
The task is manifold

And distance within 
This our engine 
Appears both new and old

My only nemesis 
Placing an emphasis

On something we must understand 

Humanity fantasies
Trans and the extasies 

Deity rules should be banned 

As time you spend your day
In data flow
Don't be surprised to find yourself on deathly row 

As reading of the fiction 
Enriches your cognition
Invigorates the vision 
With adequaCY THOUGH

And differing the fiction 
And real facts of life 
Is really your own mission
And target of your strive

Where computing meets
Unsolvable for it 
My horse move greatly beats 
And thus get you Merit 

Distinction makes distinctive
And thus the difference
Who made wild life extensive
The flea adheres

Life of the parasites are for the parasites 
To choose a way to earn approve 

Remove the satellites
© Kate Kelly  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Past, Present, Future

Past

                                                      Left
                                                     In the
                                                  Yesterday
                                              Forwarding new
                                                      Day

                                                    Present 

                                                     Seize
                                                   Chances
                                                Presented as
                                           Challenges to grow
                                                      Now

                                                    Future

                                                     Walk
                                                  With the 
                                           Sense that leaves
                                               Beginning to
                                                      Live
Form: Lanterne

Libertarianism

Quantum mechanics proves that we can be put back to,
Particles, atoms, matter and gas by physical reactions,
But such indeterminism was fought by C S Lewis boldly,
Who used capitals mid-sentence for personifications.

He wanted to personify morality and the virtues,
So said Right and Justice to detach the judge,
From the justice, from the boyfriend or the neighbour,
So that from Hawking we would in some way budge.

But libertarianism contravenes philosophical necessarianism,
By forwarding that we all have alternative possible actions.
Says we’re not predetermined by prior events and engagements,
Through a divine agent that coalesces and notions,

That truth is out there is a fact, out with our command,
But truth is real, essentially original, humanly discovered;
A god cannot call it or claim its curvature or inception,
Because an agent would make our interpretation blurred.

Truth is not solely objective, bestowed supernaturally,
But is a human relativity which we believe, tell or embody;
We all have our own being which can reap desolation,
Or liberation, if we choose to personify it for somebody.
Form: Rhyme

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