Long Guilts Poems

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Stiller Waters

Memories of troubled, sunless days
have passed over my solitary place,
and with much expectancy, I predict lasting peace
with stiller waters for a calmer heart full of awerness;
tomorrow will not fail me, I will know a good rest
never before experienced...not spoiled by uneasiness!    


Happy events weren't anticipated with sorrow,
unhallowed and fearful they wrestled within,
but my lack of understanding made me bitterly weep!
O refreshing river never stop flowing, giving
your stiller waters to a repenting soul being
purified, forgiven, changed, uplifted, and loved by all. 


Lively are the lilies in that sunny field on the peaceful outskirts 
of town, unbosoming their loveliness without uncanniness or impurity,
and their splendor is reflected in these stiller waters; 
take some of them and put them into a tall vase,
or bring them to an altar to redeem your grace:
expose your guilts and pray...belief is the source of felicity! 


Not repugnant anymore, but thankful and singing with a mellow tone,
hearing the melodious organ so accordant and melliflous...
a godless lifetime is not worth living with thoughts so spurious!
Rebellion was a mere whim whose memory I will have no recollection
with stiller waters soothing me and mending my once-righteous ways...
only my merciful Lord can restore my faithfulness, and not let me wander alone!


Copyright 2010 by Andrew Crisci

Inspired by the poem, " The Lord Almighty" written by Constance, 
The Rambling Poet for the contest, " I am sending you a gift of poetry, 
dear heart."
Form: Lyric


Premium Member A Disguise

A lot of ways to disguise
Beautiful dresses conceals ugliness 
Makes us feel confident
Happy and proud
Arts reveals the beauty of the surroundings 
Concealing the destruction of man to the nature
Adds pleasure to life
Music, the melodies from heaven
Concealing the sound pollution of the surroundings
Beautifies life 
And reveals the inner beauty of man
Literature
Praises or criticizes
Find the meanings of life 
And the inner self of man
And the real state of nature
Speeches from the mouth can be everything 
It narrates, it speaks out, it advises, it praises
Or it cheats, it exaggerates, it slanders
We may enjoy disguising for the time being
But a disguise may not be successful sometimes  
As our hearts and wisdom know everything 
And we'll carry the guilts to the last destiny

Premium Member Scotsman's Warmth

Bagpipes conveying the delight
Of a country filled with insight
Swinging their kilts in accord
With their song of joy, so adored
They color the world in green
Appreciating the good queen
Awakening a world to glean
~
Gaelic poetry and prose will sigh
Through the echoes of a blue sky
That reminisce with kilts so bright
Laughter harmonizing despite
The blessed stanzas and rhymes
Poems alive with a joyful times
That focuses on more than crimes
~
The Scotsman has reported the fact
That we shouldn’t ever overreact
We should keep remembering the past 
History and the mystery so steadfast
Lives that knew blessings to the hilts
And hearts that liked wearing kilts
Certainly never feeling swell of guilts







Scotland One Rule Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Julia Ward
March 2, 2021
Form: Rhyme

An Intrusion That Mask Every Truth

How unsavory are some words
when they taste of an intrusion
that masks every truth not told...
assuming it needs no apology:
please get out of that dream world,
don't accept a reality that hurts deeply...
does it make you realize how faithless 
you've been hanging on pretension?

An intrusion that masks every truth is
not always a salvation from illusion:
search inside all the guilts that you hide,
all the joys you've stolen from me leaving pain,
making me cry and bury this head in wet hands,
that even sunshine can dry up but glide
in a cold universe where lonely and betrayed lovers 
go to grieve their loss in horrendous isolation!

Honesty can strengthen the bond of friendship,
put more effort into it, show your dedication
solve the conflict that stands in the way of joy;
do more to protect what can be yours again,
nothing will be lost, gather up courage and win!
Could a better decision change winds that whip
turning tears into ice drops that can't melt away?   

An intrusion that masks every truth
is buried by time, not by a loving heart;
bring it to light, let it dazzle on the darkest night:
it's the closest and shiniest star never out of reach! 
An intrusion that masks every truth,
can take away my happiness and delight!
Form: Lyric

The Unsung Hero

I thought for a moment that 
he never felt the PAINS, 
When he beared the 
burden of our guilts and 
STAINS.
You can't imagine what he 
went THROUGH, 
for him to wipe away all of 
our sins THROUGH.
You can't imagine the 
whole of the SHAME, 
when he left all his fortunes 
and FAME.
His head was punctured by 
THORNS, 
and his body was tortured 
untill his cloth was TORN.
They put the nail throught 
his hands and FEET, 
even as his imaculate and 
pure heart BEAT.
He cried out all of tears 
from his EYES, 
untill his eyes were as dry 
as ICE.
They piassed his palm to 
the STAKE, 
For all of human SAKE.
He didn't have to do it, but 
he did it ANYWAY, 
for us to change from our 
evil WAYS.
He really love us so much 
that he took our PLACE, 
In sacrificing himself for the 
whole of human RACE.
He died for our sins as if 
he's the ONE, 
in expense of our freedom 
cos he WON.
He was humilated in front 
of MANY, 
And as dejected by MANY.
They gave him the heavy 
cross to CARRY, 
with so much hatred and 
MOCKERY.
He was whipped and 
scourged so HARD, 
that his screems can be 
heard from 10 YARDS.
The stood there at calvary 
and watch him DIE, 
After all the false 
accusations and LIES.
Even when he screemed ' 
IT IS FINISHED', 
The whole world knew that 
' IT WAS FINISHED '.
His blood paid that great 
price for our SINS, 
For us to be free from our 
guilt and SINS.
He died bearing the burden 
of our INIQUITY, 
for the betterment of the 
world and all HUMANITY.
It wasn't easy for him to do 
IT, 
But at d end, it was worth 
IT.


Premium Member I Believe

I don't believe children could or would,
or even should, 
distinguish between
what is naturally healthy or pathological
and what is spiritually wealthy or anemic
any more than they would distinguish between economic health
and political wealth of power,
energy,
nutrition,
fuel,
strength and nurturing endurance.

And I believe adults are irrationally LeftBrain dominant misled,
and misleading,
to divide otherwise.

When I listen to my kids
before I begin to share my guilts and shames
and internal violence and fears and angers,
occasionally they remind me
we all started out as grace-filled immigrants
into Earth's matriarchal sacred embrace.

Although,
it was easier to hear this reminder
when they were still newborn.

Premium Member I look at the sky as an ocean of freedom, a realm of boundless flight

I look at the sky as an ocean of freedom, a realm of boundless flight,
where birds sketch their destinies on the blue canvas of infinity,
and I wonder why I remain where wings are just unlived dreams,
but the mirror shows me the answer, a truth hidden deep in my heart,
for my wings were never broken, just taught not to open.
Every time they flutter, a voice whispers to me of gravity,
of duties and guilts dressed in the cloak of false love,
carrying in my chest cages built from old promises and unspoken rules,
their doors have always been open, but fear shouted louder than the wind.
I have grown roots in places I should have left long ago,
I called them loyalty, I called them home, but they were just the comfort of familiar pain,
and now, I lift my gaze to the sky with longing, not because I cannot fly,
but because I have not yet learned to believe I deserve to be among the stars.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I Am Caspered

We met upon the stairs. In a brief moment of chance, I did not allow myself to be drawn away by other brighter, faster burning lights which held a momentary fascination and then flicker away destined to other paths. Approaching cautiously at first, you smiled. I drew a breath carefully and consciously,  trying  NOT to be the consumer and consumed at the same time. I can assure you, I am guilty of both. These guilts are born of my own selfish, greedy nature. 

May the full cost of lies and truths be now forever damned !.... Brace yourself for the tide WILL come and claim its prize for both of these.

There is no more time, now you've gone for the long rest.  Your part in my equation can now, never be solved. You have been removed, YOU, from all who loved and embraced you, and you, in return, embraced over the years. From your family, your kith and kin, your nearest and dearest, within the donjon of your castles' keep, where the young tendrels took root, were nurtured, and grew into strong confident men. You from Me.  I think that length of time, I can not bare...You've now been long away these many many years. Too long have I focused and placed worth upon the many stresses each day bent and cast upon us. After, when too, I have made that forever last bed, no cost can be measured there, only the infinity of space and time can be quantified. I have no course corrections I can make in that sheathed landscape.  They come in their own sweet time and, once upon you, there is  NO second encour.  I am behest to say, you saw the one true being held inside here. The die has been cast in that long winding, corridor through time, in memorum. If not for you, my life would have been less. Foolish vanities lain waste to this desert soul. Dry and barren this desert landscape. The trifles of an average day we shared. Thinking not of how quickly we would away from those hallowed halls,  on those dark worn stairs we trudged together. Our arms tested under the weight of 8 to 12 books in Junior year secured only by our chins. 
 This Casper, I remain for my friend , who saw all as I did not and still remained my friend. The sinking barge of good intentions, I lain more, put upon more, and still you steared north and true.

Sleep well now my friend.
No one has had a better or more thoughtful friend as I had in you.

Premium Member Death Ground

And the cemetery was the final rest place for the souls 
                              That departed from Earth with unsolved matters
                           Leaving their tombs at midnight, wandering without 
                             A determined route in the valley of the forgotten

                       Sad histories had been told about the invisible inhabitants
                       Of the land where rest the hopes, dreams and illusions that
                    Died with the dreamer.  Unborn babies are watched by angels
                     Teens that perished in their youth years by temerary behavior

                  Ladies that took their own lives by romantic disillusions, young men 
                    Killed by illegal substances or guns traffic, family massacred by 
                    A disturbed relative, lovers that murder and committed suicide
                After an affair breakup, unknown for their partners until the fatal news

                      Reflex while in this existence if are living life in a manner when
                         Arrives the time to leave this world, no remorses or guilts
                         Are left behind, tormenting the soul as unfinished business
                                Good deeds and memories should be the legacy


For And The Cemetery Was Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Broken Wings
Fourth Place
5-21-2016

Premium Member Beneath the burdens of countless nights

Beneath the burdens of countless nights,
In the cursed silence of the soul's waiting room,
I sat, the last one, loneliness carved by the chisel of forgetfulness into the stone of my heart,
Blocking him - he who left without looking back,
Left with longing, a heavy bracelet on a wrist of air.
In vain, I sipped from digital expectations,
Eyes thirsty for a phantom letter in the box of echoes,
The pain of seeing his connection without words for me,
The feeling of being lost with soles burning on carpets of illusions,
His indifference - a shroud that wraps me in night.
I say stop to this waltz drowned in tears - from now on,
The ties buried under the heap of forgetfulness,
What strange hurt to be silent when your whole universe spoke through him,
It wasn't so hard when he pushed me into the chasm of estrangement.
Once the image of him as a hero was sown in my soul, now the shadow of a stranger,
I wonder how small I can be in the mirror of disappointment,
Do I deserve this harsh forgetfulness after I gave my all?
Did success grow like a weed between us, or was it all just a lost game?
He pushed me away - far into the cold, bitter ocean,
Feeling only the foam of his indifference, a wave suffocating my love.
And now his once-adored shadow haunts,
The forgotten stranger walks free, and my heart is filled with cold.
They thought I watched for his newfound fame from beneath heavy lids,
But what I hunted was a love, one before any tally.
His once vibrant call now just an echo,
In my chest, the pyre's flame burns beneath the ash of his 'all is well.'
What a silent battle between what I was and what is expected of me,
A heart-ping-pong between guilts and a promise of the new.
This prosperity that seems to grind down the natural in people,
I turned to ask myself: Was I just a reflection in the mirror of his pride?
Reflecting on love, what it means, I find myself setting boundaries,
Limits enforced by the heart, known only to me,
I deserve respect, attention, and true care,
In love and life, there I will find my sanctuary for my soul.
Worthy of love, happiness, and light,
I will rise from this abyss, embracing the power that is mine.
Amid the echoes of pain, I will carve my path,
Turning wounds into newfound strength day by day, month by month, and year by year.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.

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