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Premium Member What You Believe Runs Your Life

There once existed, upon this  earth.
A people, happy~ not possessed with depavity, destruction of cities,
murder and dearth.

But a truly evil being and his kind, infected
Unknowing, arrogant, atheistic, mankind.
He nuked their souls till they were all mentally and spiritually blind.

First, of the vicious media, he made his stronghold,
Being sure,that only complete, vicious lies were told.

The good people were told they were going to die!
And like tiny ants, scurried into their mandated homes, behaved,
and just why?

Now they find they are running out of money!
And the ignoramuses in DC, hand out doles of the green, like free honey?

Children stuck at home is certainly not an education nor is it fun.
But this is how we allow the USA to be run!

By Congress with its rude head in its arrogant backside.
Allowing that no children will you see on any playground slide.

Only our family pets can be walked outside.
But us..no chance, Mr.or Mrs.Stay Inside!

We love to say that word."p_nd_mic".
To you, world, it's a word I will not use.
Truly, more a mentally paralyzingly   epidemic.

Many pockets of nations are so poor, wake up, please!!
10,000 children have died of no disease since this all began but 
are now...of no food and dire poverty.

In many households people can no longer work.
Thanks to Satan,the media, insane leaders who are all bona fide jerks.

The lying media will never let us know.
They rather play the phony number of  'the daily cases show.'

The FDA pulls back a 65 year old drug that works?
Big Pharma knows we are pill takers and vaccine wannabe jerks.

A goofball physician throwing out the first pitch at the first MLB game?
He, who knows nothing, but he has no shame!

I cry for all countries living in fear.
My tributes to the mask-less,who are less harmed because they hold 
life and freedom, far more dear!

Under Sino-Soviet rule, we will now live the rest of our days.
Please do not be thick headed, believing those with power will ever
allow the truth to have its say.

So write of beauty, such starry-eyed.posey eyed poetry.
Somebody better write about~ God, freedom and democracy!

                 July 30, 2020
                 10 pm PST




Entered in:
Contest: Isolation Phillosophy Contest
Contest Sponsor: Chantellte Cooke
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Orchestrated

At the worst times
In the darkest possible night,
When the shadows crept
And the winds howl
The deep dark orchestrates a song.  
And I would like to think
That the devil didn't fiddle
But he sat first chair.
I noticed the band of demons,
And my soul was scared.

I didn’t notice the conductor.
And I barely heard the song
Bawled up in the corner
I cried and cried.
I didn’t notice the spirit,
But I felt the gentle nudge.
My hand was firmly gripped.
As I was led to the stage.

I wasn’t handed a violin, viola, cello or bass,
There was no chair for me to sit.
Just one empty spot
And it was on center stage
Where I was handed the baton.
Instead of knowing the song
The sheet was blank;
And the light came on.

Hurt took the piano
And aggravation the violin
Broken picked up the microphone
And the song of repression began.
Its not the song I wanted to play
And its not the song I wanted to hear!
But they were my best players
And their music my worst fears.

I would have rather hear Love on the piano,
And Ease on the violin,
I wanted a happy story
Where a happily ever after could begin.

At the worst times
In the darkest possible night,
When the shadows creep
And the winds howl
The deep dark orchestrates a song.  
It is up to me to hand out the music
And up to me to count out the beat
It is up to me kick the devil out of the first seat.


I wrote the beginnings of this poem this spring when my youngest daughter moved into the house with my husband's sister.  It was so painful.  I finished the poem this fall.  10/13/2018
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Meat Market

Meat Market

They sit on window sills in Hamburg Amsterdam and many beautiful Cities

Legally ‘freed’ they take part in a shady economy of flesh lust and domination

Skimpy dress bare buttocks and bosoms with red light advertising their ‘virtue’

Pimped and pumped out it is business as usual tonight and the punters arrive


Many are most recent imports from Eastern Europe snatched under false promise

Of valuable jobs now bereft of their passports and drugged to dark eye balls

They stand in dark alleys or prowl the streets offering rough rides and adventure

Hand out release for a tenner blow foul members like good sex slaves would do


On the passenger seat they take men to new heights and submit to exploitation

The point of service for entry is all good and if its not the front passage its dearer

Without protection the purse opens wider as the clients take their greedy pick

‘Some goods are beyond the sell by date’ but look now ‘Two for the price of one’


Some of the women and often young girls end up stitched up and dead in a ditch

But who cares they are only whores not pretty enough to be escorts or call girls

A vile supply and demand economy unregulated like neo-liberal infection below

‘The tart enjoys it and she can be proud to get stuffed by the great guy I am’


Modern day serfdom with no power of love but bonded in sick love for power

03rd June 2019

Right Where It Belongs

I tumbled beautifully through the air
Pirouetting in this downward spiral
Knowing I had a target to land on
Instinct and premonition were my guides

The warm embrace of my perfect memories weren't there to catch me as I'd hoped
Instead, I plunged headfirst into a warm pool
Simultaneously, I felt happy and scared
So warm, yet shivering

I twisted around to take it in
And there you were

You belonged to someone else
The person I called my closest friend
But you weren't satisfied
And all three of us knew it

Smiling underwater, you reached your hand out
Whirlpools opened around us as I took your hand
It was odd, but I knew it was right
After all, I'd done something like this before

His chains were cut and I carried them instead
My instinct was to cut them again and run
Yet every chance I had, I avoided
The chains vanished, yet I remained

The trials and troubles never mattered
Somehow, it always worked
The ocean we traversed turned ever warmer
As we grew ever closer

When I was a broken man
You were there for me
And you put my heart
Right where it belongs.
© Derek Chos  Create an image from this poem.

Throne

I would ask kindly,
with a hand out and smiling,
but now I have to demand it all,
but of course I'll return it all in full or more,
your respect, your attention, your precious time.=,
stubborn published folks wont listen to me,
a high and mighty "writer" will respect me,
and plushers wont bat an eye or glance,
if not them...THEN NO ONE'S going to hear me out,
unless I demand and take a seat on the throne among thrones,
if I allow myself to falter,
all my time,
all my sweat,
all my dedication,
my precious sacrifices,
ALL WOULD HAVE BEE FOR NOTHING,
if I keep playing the "nice guy",
or even the "good girl",
I'll just be killed,
ILL NEVER BE ACKNOWLEDGED.
-Kitsiuko Dragonstar


Premium Member Page 4 Rg

They marched on to the town                                    Page 4
Armed with shovels, rakes and knifes
Preparing for a battle
And talking many lives

There wasn’t chance, for reason
For their hatred made them blind
Killing was the only thing
That fostered in their minds

When the crowd, reached the town
The town folk came to greed
The men carried water
The women breads and meats

But the crowd, in a frenzy 
Did not see an invitation
By then they all went Mad
From thirst and near starvation 

The mayor, with his hand out
Prepared, to do some good
Met the leader of the mob
Who slew Him where he stood
Form: Ballad

Premium Member When Sparrows Fall

Most humans realize that the animal kingdom, unlike us, proceeds, reacts, and responds instinctively.  It's as if there's a built-in preprogrammed computer device that controls their activities.  Also, perhaps unlike us, they are more appreciative toward their creator and respond to him differently than do we.  They have a better understanding of the divinity of dependency and the grace of gratitude. We would do well to learn from them.

A lone baby sparrow sat dangerously in the parking lot of a business facility.  His parents had left him there for reasons I shall never know, but I suspect it was not their choice because I have observed that the bird family really stick together.  Surely you too have been mystified by their beautiful aerial formations.                                                                                  

I was fortunate enough to see the little birdie in time to avoid making                                                                               him 'one with the pavement'.  Moreover, when I think about it, I suspect                                                                                      there was more to it than that.

Instinctively, I believe that little birdie was praying to God for someone                                                                      like myself to come along and rescue him.  He was completely helpless,                                                             homeless, and hungry. After parking and rushing from my car,                        I picked up my new found friend not knowing what to do with him.               By then, we both were praying in our hearts.                                                                  

I looked all around as if I would somehow spot his little family, but it wasn't to be. I had neither food nor water, but I gave him what I think he needed most. His prayer was not for a 'Hand out' but a 'Hand up'.  So I gave him a lift.                As Forest Gump would say, "And just like that", I flung my little friend to the opened sky, and O how exciting it was to see him flap his wings and fly away. 
06242018PoetrySoupContest, Abandon 2, Brinda Chiri, 2P
Form: Narrative

Artistic Drought

Artistic drought.

 I parked outside the doctors 
and slowly went inside 
the only thing that hurt me  
was deep inside, my pride. 

The lady took my details 
I had alot to tell, 
the waiting room was busy 
full of people sick, unwell. 

I sat on Mr hard chair 
it stabbed my soft behind 
I glanced up at the ceiling 
prayed the doctor to be kind. 

At last and I was taken, 
shown through a big oak door, 
"sit down my friend and tell me 
which part of you is sore." 

"Oh Doctor you can help me 
of that there is no doubt." 
"What seems to be the trouble?" 
"I have Artistic Drought." 

"My God you silly fool
you completly waste my time, 
do you know how much I earn 
by each hour that is chimned!" 

"You sit in here and tell me 
your poetry has dried up!" 
"Well there"s the door you fool 
and never mind the buts!" 

"I specialize in medicine 
yes that"s my only goal, 
I don"t deal so much in poetry 
or matters of the soul." 

"You need to see a specialist 
someone with more decorum,
I know the very people 
just try a poetry forum."

"They help you once and allways 
of that there is no doubt, 
they hand out good advice 
to help Artistic Drought." 

and so I set off happy 
relaxed and not a frown 
artistic juices flowing..... 

   and you know 
I think I"ll write this down.
Form: Rhyme

For Rrrabbits In Wolves' Clothing

Success is not a Capitalist Cheat nor an Old Whore that seduces the innocent
Away from the door of Freedom

Good Fortune is not a mere happenstance that unfairly favors the Wealthy

It is the rain of daily sunlight
Into the upstretched palms
Of the embittered man
Who can't take one drop more
Of the sewage he calls Capitalism...

But I understand...
When one has lived too long in the day
He may appear to forget the howls
And wails
Of those whose only light has become the moon
Because they never see the Sun
Because they are at work
From the time before the Sun gets up,
Until after the time He goes down...

These are the night-possessed
Whose only hope is to transform the world
Into peat for the fire
And to burn it down...
But then we would all be were-wolves --
There will no-one left to be meat,
And we will hunger
More than before...
At least let some be sheep
Who will play the Sacred Lambs
And be food
For the poor,
Heart-broken wolves
Who starve in the stick-like forests,
Devoid of happy hopes

Who light the fires
And burn the very forest
Down around them
Hoping for warmth
Until there is no fuel
But only
Cold Ash

What was once a World
Is now become
A nuclear terror
A winter of the heart
Where selfish men
Hand out sandwiches --
Hundreds! --
Without any meat
Between the bread...

Poor wolves!
Skin stretched,
Ribs sticking out.

I would care for them
And feed them
All their lives
If I could

And let them write poetry
And tend
The Holy Garden,

Made Holy by a rain
Of clean sweat
Shed under the Sun!

But I have only my blood to give...
Fine then!

I will bleed
That they might not hunger
Whom the world
Has treated poorly...

Only I can bleed
Only so many days
Till I am dead...

Poor wolves!
Poor world!

Upon whom
Shines only the Cold
And selfish moon
Sent to stretch their shapes
Into eternal suffering...

We had best have a beginning again
That nurtures the Earth
And plants new trees
And teaches the now-silver wolves
To eat fruit
Again!

But only a happy dance
Only a happy dance
Will save them free,
Will save them free,
Will save them free,
Till Victory

Shines down
And they drink from the puddles
Of golden light
From the puddles of golden light
And transform into men
Again!

Premium Member Enter Locking Up Viral Rings

An international battlefield was scheduled this year 
Postponed due to an invisible fear 
A misunderstood sensitive diplomatic situation 
Displaying theatrical health care patients 
Put off an artistic war 
Where the death toll is replaced by a game score 
As we interpret what really happened 
Hopefully continuing peaceful dialogue with Japan 
Remember when things were just all right 
Written prologue not aware of a global viral fight 
Qualifications had begun 
Being an athletic sample seemed entrepreneur and fun
But word got out 
Things were cancelled without any doubt 
Soon a decision was made 
Before educators were able to hand out final grades 
Dr. Godzilla put its foot down 
Destroying every sporting peaceful village, city and town 
Colorful rings will not be interlocking 
Timers stopped their clocking 
No one will be handled a medal 
Apparently this mass hysteria has its foot on the pedal 
For the first time 
There will be a mature odd number on the promotional line 
As a substitute representation 
Confirming the biological weapon war who is facing 
Based on resentment 
Challenging trusting encampment 
Is there a wide world message lurking around? 
Waiting for a sponsor to be picked up, discovered and found 
Planned right 
Olympics will light 
A torch real bright 
Translating the reminder killing does not solve the problem 
Of I got them 
Instead positive conversation is when 
To stop something before a wrong button is pressed send
Form: Rhyme

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