Long Hold water Poems

I think it's time to do an update
Of The Seven Deadly Sins
Most people do not know them all
Sit down and let's begin
I'm not really religious
But, I think they're a bit stale
So, I think I'll spruce...

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"METAL....I AM METAL"

                                You...

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15 years old.
It was a brain tumor, they’d said.

Holding past the current;
undertow of reality slapping
my fragility cold –
(steel bars won’t hold water –
movement always finds its way)

O’, how the lies twist!

Twist like the dusty branches
on...

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We opened a book that started with the name 
of our country.
The right side was numbered corruptions  and the other side was numbered greed & bad leaders.
We burnt the stride of our bodies into...

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I am the wrench in the clockwork,
a tiny twist in the gears of a universe
too vast to notice my pinch,
yet enough to reroute the cascade—
leverage, a quiet conspiracy of small forces.

Like a catapult built from...

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This is the latest news about some enterprising individuals...
Making their reputations with a big bang while others slumber..

Presumably amateurs for they dabbled with fire crackers...
Theirs was an outrageous act of crime that was no laughing...

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Poetry is much like a Great Photo,Capturing feelings and emotions of a single moment in 
time;then preserving it for future history books.Next generation learns.
Hurricane Katrina gives a lesson.For the next generation of Americans.
"TAKE CARE OF...

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You Can Lead a Republican to our Constitution
(But You Can’t Make Him Think)



Though fools claim love for Constitution, ‘Founders’ floundered on its beach.
“One man! One vote!” ‘God’s revelation! ‘Women,’ ‘slaves’ vote? Who can teach?
A ‘White...

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One of you will say to me: “Then why does God still blame us? For who is able to resist his will?” But who are you, a human being, to talk back to God? “Shall...

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Soiree

We
Are “odd.”
Invite        us,
And  we  will  come
To    your   grand   soiree
And mingle with your friends,
Speaking  our  uncensored ...

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I struggle from day to day in my own kind of way
Unwanted thoughts creep in as I try to keep them at bay
Why is it different when I want to love others
I get scared that...

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Do you sometimes use GPS
To navigate your flat world?
Did you ever wonder how all those satellites
Get around to the underside?

Do you use a flush toilet
Or a siphon?
See, fluids can sometimes run uphill.
Your “the Amazon River...

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“prayer” & reflection

clasping hands together,
getting down on their knees,
squinting eyes closed
(in decent lighting which certainly
doesn’t call for such action),
concentrating on that thing inside
the most irrationally desperate parts of
their mind,
they begin to talk to themselves,
be it...

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Clouds
Cumulous, dense, fluffy, gorgeous
Clouds
Profuse, passionate, powerful, 
Poetic black and white
Intensely desirous like the light for the cave
Or the river from the mountain on the valley
Though black, gray and white near the shore
Deep inside the core
Ripe...

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Should we have faith in a faithless quest 
And put sheer foolishness to test 

That the coconut holds some water
Makes not ignorance call it a river

The snail knows wise to travel with shell
Or lives not...

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ETERNITY 
Eternity 
How can a man hold water in the hand? 
does it run and drip and gone… 
How can a man live again? 
and live forever then… 
Forever is a moondrop a lightbeam a...

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Meeting you just felt so right
We matched
Like cookies and cream
Sparks flew
Bliss summed up in a kiss
Who said love at first sight
Was only a myth?

But emotional love can't always hold water
We began to fight
Things got heated
Chaise...

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After Kindy
little kids
wait with mums
at the big kids’ school:

Chat-time,
there and back time;
big-tree shade,
dust and long leaves,
water in cages – 
shiny bubblers,
hot black play-ground,
bench-seats
low down.

Liz is back and sobbing, 
Mum says, ‘What’s the matter?
Wipe the tears.
Blow...

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My insides are feathers; easily blown away, lost and forgotten.
I've been trying to find hands to hold them, but I can hardly even look at my own.
Trust is never found in bruised knuckles and bloody...

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Water covers three quarters of the earth,
And provides for life that's diverse,
It is an absolute requisite for life,
And it's precipitation as rain,
Is what keeps this planet sane.
Without its hydration,
All living beings energy is drained.

There are...

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I once tried to hold water within my hand w
I didn’t lose hope even though I knew that
They were slipping away every single second
It would have been better if I never knew that
It would slip...

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I once tried to hold water within my hand 
I didn’t lose hope even though I knew that
They were slipping away every single second
It would have been better if I never knew that
It would slip...

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I have sinned, friend.

But my sin is not a God
To smother my Divinity.

Innate, alive
God writhes within me,
A burning fire
A tripartite light.

How low I sank
I may not tell
But in the muddy
Fires of Hell
Is not my destination.

I...

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Science and Religion 

Some ask, “Why do you waste your time on religious matters?
When it’s obvious, science is the answer.”
After countless hours, I realize the theories
Are like sieves and will not hold water.
I do not...

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stepping
I skid
to my lips
I sip
on my boat
I skip
from my arms
I drip
I dive through
I zip
my hands grasp
I slip
bucket with leak
won't fill
my story
doesn't hold water
truth that's weak 
leaks out.

water like time,
slips, slides away, can't be held
makes its...

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