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Writing to all whom feeling tired,
Down trodden
Hopeless, weary, those tired of their trials of the past tense, future tense
Present and now…
It’s OK
Be encouraged for the Son has raised, He’s risen your tear’s you’ve shed are part of His rain He pours on us to grow;
We are His energy seeds;
And He wants us to grow, grow, grow;
He loves us so, so, so;
Are trials our test rains storms fall on us to flourish us storm rains on, and on and on and on and on and on;
Flourish us storm rain on;
God’s rainbow promises;
5/30/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©
Tomorrow will come today
As I look behind to see past my second sight
Tomorrow is now as yesterday is future tense
I linger in this unknown moment as the universe
Tilts on its axis as my mind fumbles in the dark
The planets aline along the horizon’s edge
A blade sharp across desolate dreams
As today is tomorrow in hindsight, now
A future is here to the next, a world away
Tomorrow is now and forever at play
The present is the next day and beyond
I linger in the moments between time
As the planets are a line in the universe, divine
Creation in its apogee, I’m in my mystery
Tomorrow is today as futures are passing away…
Privileged classes are unsympathetic or unaware of the plight of the poor;
Their pride, prejudice and hate;
- Madame so am I the peasants have no bread to eat.
"Question, so them if I am poor
And have not moneys, for bread?
And the rich then so says…
“Let me eat cake”
It’s not logical?
For if mere breads cost .25 cents---
How can it be you’ll offer throw at me cake?
Which cost more than two-dollars??"
Question?---
What does let them eat cake mean slang?
The entire point of the phrase is that someone is so out of touch with reality/regular people that their response to "There's a shortage of bread" is to say "Well then, they should eat cake instead", as if that's a sensible solution
When in History does this apply?
1789
1970
2023
Always! present, future, tense
11/15/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©
We were young
just having fun... together playing
We got older and a little bolder we were swinging (I pushed you on the swing)
We were just two love birds flying in the wind
We went to Sunday school together, thanking God
For all He is...
Sunday school lovers,
Sister and brother
Promises of Hope Grace abundance
Our Soul dance
We were friends just until we got older (older)
Then once again those urges prompted me to say would you be my girlfriend
And we were then more than just mere friends, even then I held you by your shoulders
Future tense future tense, I really feel I believe we are, we are soul mates
We are just two lovebirds doves flying in the wind
Oh! and how our hearts do tug from the joy of love we bring
As children we went to Sunday school together praising God and singing hymns
And now that we are older girl we are now exchanging vows
Sunday school lovers (Sunday school lovers)
Sisters and brother
Promises of Hope Grace
Evermore fulfilling this space
Ooh! you're my soulmate, you're my soul mate this I can relate
You are sweeter than my favorite cake
Ooh la la you're my soulmate, soul mate this can say I won't hesitate
You're my soulmate you're my soulmate this I can this I say, I can see
There's nobody else in this world I want to be with
Oh! woo oh a oh oh
Sunday school lover
Sister and brother
Hallelujah
9/24/76
Written words by The Corinthian ™ & James Edward Lee © 1976, 2021
Arranged music by Alton Adkins James Edward Lee & The Corinthian ™
There are those I love unconditionally
Regardless of their attitudes, ideas or beliefs.
I love them because everyone is in a state of perpetual motion;
Tension or release…
From the surly bonds of society
Wherein we find ourselves full tilt;
And who’s to blame for all the shame,
Turmoil, toil and guilt?
From past and present participle
To future tense somehow;
Those we love we place above
Ourselves, right here and now.
And there are those we wish to elevate
As high as sky is round;
If you and I could transmigrate
I’d find you up or down.
Don’t ask me why
We laugh and cry
Like children growing still;
There are those we love unconditionally
And additionally,
always will.
“BEFORE THE NIGHTMARES DREAMS"
ambitions pleasant
calm, little angels dreams stand
beyond rainbows realms
dreams pleasurable
calm, fallen angels strong stands
before the rainbows
nightmares gather wool
future creeps demons flee run
turns into nightmares
gathering daydreams
a bad, future screams sleeping
in the old nightmares
in my dream I'm scared
when I sleep I never die
in dreams, I just fly
fly far away from
dangers stare woolgathering
those above nightmares
before the rainbows
before those nightmares are dreams
there's comfort in dreams
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7/21/19
Multiple-Haikus Poetry Contest
Haiku poetry form only
Sponsored by: Jamie Pan
“Dream” Topic chosen
_______WRITER'S STATEMENT_________
In my poem “BEFORE THE NIGHTMARES DREAMS" is based on the theme of dreams. I show that before the nightmares there are dreams. Nightmares are spontaneous scary uneasy temporal dark moments. While rainbows are that permanent promise. A dream is eternal and forever. Long-lived easy to obtain. Dreams can't harm you only nightmares. Dreams a series of thoughts, our soul images, our soul and sensations occurring in a person's mind during a sleep state of mind our soul in which someone is or seems to be unaware of their immediate surroundings. Dreams a cherished aspiration, ambition, and ideals forthcoming, present future tense.
Blessed witness
Come to me my child
Father says to me in a still voice
You're my mine beloved
I created you from heaven
Sent you down to earth
Through a spiritual tunnel
Grew within a womb of your mother
Father fertile the egg of mama
You'll incubate inside mother's womb
Until you emerge
Spirit first encased in flesh Before during and after, past, present future tense
Angels sing God ordain you
Beloved beautiful
Blessed witness
Hallelujah forever blessed
Nine months covered until you emerge
Come to me my child
Father says to me in a still voice
You're my mine beloved
I created you from heaven
Sent you down to earth
Come to me my child
Father says to me in a still voice
You're my mine beloved
Blessed witness
6/30/25
Written words & music by James Edward Lee Sr.2025©
From “I CRY OUT TO YOU”
We grew up with aphorisms--
Pithy, witty observations;
Some may only be sophisms
That were passed through generations.
Old but not anachronisms,
They’re still true in many nations.
They have kept their witticisms
And established strong foundations.
As I’m fond of verbalisms,
I have made some alterations,
I call them malaphorisms,
Please take them without vexations:
1. A bird in the hand is worth … the same in the other hand.
2. Birds of the same feather … belong to the same species.
3. Do not put off for tomorrow what you can … put off for the day after tomorrow.
4. Two heads are better than … none.
5. If there’s a will, there’s a … future tense.
6. Tell me who your friends are, and I will tell …. them who you are.
7. A tree is known by its fruit … unless you don’t know the fruit, either.
8. The grass is always greener on the other side … where the dog’s pee doesn’t reach.
9. A picture is worth a thousand … dollars, or, it depends on the artist.
10. Better late than … later.
11. All work and no play makes Jack …, or anyone, exhausted.
12. Fools rush in where … there is no need to rush.
13. If others can, … let them do it.
14. One man’s meat is … not enough for two.
15. Time and tide … start with t- and end with -e.
November 6, 2024
Baguio City, Philippines
Time
Now, present a factoring time
Observed moments at presents time
At passages
I am present
I am past
Time is ever-present and future tense God-given time
It's time cyclical
In these times We're humanity present
Time to share, love and dream
Time to be all you can, BE...
Wherein one says that passage of a free-swinging pendulum observing number I value time
Of all those repetitions everyday affairs of life
Remember this humanity
You may be lazy and you may kill timeOne day time gonna kill you
6/10/20
Time Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Chantelle Anne Cooke
task master
"you enslaved me sum of more than 300
three-hundred years
I love you
I love you I must
shipped me over in crowd ships, boats
chained me to my peers and host
yet...
I
I love you, I love you I must
Took away my true name
my heritage, my claims
yet...
I
I love you, I love you I must
pillaged, raped and beat me
totally mistreated me
stripped me from my royal robes
told me I was
less than an animal
yet
I
I love you, I love you I must
told me God so ordered this
refused to allow me to read English
yet
yet I, I
I love you, I love you I must
I bleed the color you do
from out of the ground we both came through
let I was the one you stole
from a land of Africa
told me I had NO soul
told me I was less than an animal
toll and work
I slave
lived and died a horrid ways...
Yet I
yet I, I
I love you, I love you I must
Now you whom are yet still enslaved in you demon...
Prejudice
Remember this...
if the color of dirt yet remains all the same
and if the blood yet still runs red, the same
if we denounce Christ Jesus and God reign
What is there left
every
every
every
EVERY
KNEE
SHALL
BOW
AND EVERY TONGUE SHALL CONFESS
THAT JESUS IS LORD
i trust that I must forgive each and everyone
past, present and future tense Yet I
yet I, I
I love you, I love you I must
So just encase
there's no doubt in my heart you see
there's no prejudice in Hell
everything burning eternally there
even with all this, yet this I must forgive and love you my
former 'Taskmaster'?"
2/20/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©