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OPEN UP

They told me that I would fall,
Not knowing I had alot in store.
I felt the pain,
But I new someday I would gain.
Nobody to trust nobody to lose,
I had no option but to choose.


It was so hard to open up,
Sometimes I would even feel like it was a trap.
I had to be strong,
So I had someone to tag along.
My life was a living hell,
But no one could tell.
All I did was smile,
And trust me no one knew I had walked an extra mile.


People saw the smile on my face,
Without knowing I was in a hectic race.
I thought it would never end,
But all I did was to mend.


The words were to painful too bear,
And no one had time to care.
It was a very hurtful experience,
Which was very intense.
I lost it all,
But I couldn’t give up and that’s one thing for sure.
I had to find myself,
And it was like checking every shelf.


It was so hard to believe,
But now it’s a relieve.
My heart was filled with sadness,
And it actually felt like madness.
I did things I didn’t mean to do,
And we’ll it’s true.


They made me become bitter,
But I always do my best to be better.
I almost lost my mind,
But despite everything I’ll always be kind.
They never understood me,
So I always sat alone under a tree.


I felt like I was trapped in a cage,
And sometimes I would rage.
Never let people define you,
Even though they might think you’re a fool.
Believe in what is right,
And you’ll never lose sight.


Always look at someone’s heart,
Because you’ll miss the best part.
Better to let go of  diamonds and gold,
Than to break your heart for what won't be yours to hold.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Insulting us

You insulted us because we are thin 
You insulted because we are fat

You insulted us with your hurtful words 
But your not ashamed of that.

You insulted the way we dressed and that we 
have ginger hair 

Your made us want to die and you don't 
Seemed to care 

You insulted us for wearing glasses and 
the way we look

You insulted my wife for  being blind 
and she couldn't read a book

You insulted us and laughed at the pain 
You could plainly see

It must have given you great pleasure when 
You embarrassed her and me

You insulted us about our family and what has
Happened in our life

The words you used to insult us cut deep
Like a blunt knife 

Why did you feel the need to insult us in front 
Of people in the street 

The insulting things you said to us made run 
Away in retreat 

You insulted us over parking and where 
We parked our car.

What is confusing us both is we have no idea who you are.
Form: Rhyme

This Special Day, Mom's Birthday

NOVEMBER THE 4TH, IS HER BIRTHDAY
HER PASSING AWAY REMEMBERED ON THIS DAY
MISSED BY EVERYONE
SHE WAS ONE OF A KIND
HAD A WISE SOUL
HEART OF GOLD
A CARING MIND
A STRONG HEART
DIED AT 80 PLUS
REMEMBERED BY ALL OF US.

HAD A STRONG WILL
SHE DRESSED IN HER BEST
WOULD PUT YOU TO THE TEST
WAS A RELIGIOUS WOMAN
A CLASSY PERSON TOO
REMINDED YOU OF WHAT YOU COULD DO
SHE WOULD STARE AT YOU WITH A GLARE
WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT
SHE LOVED TO GO OUT AND EAT
STEADY GOING ON HER FEET
CLEAN AND ORGANIZED
PAID HER TITHES.

RESTING IN PEACE
NO MORE PAINS
NOR HURTFUL NAMES
NO MORE CRIES
NO MORE LIES.

THE HEAVEN ABOVE
MUCH MUCH LOVE.


FAMILY.
NOVEMBER 4TH, 2022.

MISSING OUR FATHER (DAD) TOO.
(HE DIED IN THE YEAR OF 2000)

PLEASE APPRECIATE YOUR PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS.

Premium Member I Saw An Angelic Alliteration-

I Saw an Angelic hurtful, 

O’ God I Saw 
An Angelic humble host 
An Angelic human, helpful host 
Hopeful, heavenly holy host, 
Praising…
O’ Michael I Saw
An Angelic horrible, heavy host
Kicked down from heaven fell to earth
Beautiful he was Satan-Lucifer
This handsome horrid, hyper host 
This hateful Angelic high minded host 
I Saw an Angelic hilarious, hyperactive host  fall from grace
Landing on this world of hate
Yes, he was kick out of grace, landing fast and hard on his face
I Saw an Angelic hungry, hot host 
I Saw the Angelic angel with the lost





7/26/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.

A Nurse's Task.

Work, work, work,
Never a task we shirk
From dusk till dawn
From dawn till dusk
In God we place our trust.

Smile, smile, smile
As we tarry awhile
With cheerful smile
we heal a heart
that wounds have torn apart.

Kind and thoughtful
Never mean or hurtful
for tomorrow our turn may come
It's now or never, to help another
As we plod and keep on the run.

It never fails
our gentle touch
to warm a heart anew
Little words that leave our lips
are like balm upon a bruise.

A nurse's day begins with love
but when sunset comes and our day is done
We hope that God will say
A job well done my dearest ones
But tomorrow, we'll start anew.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Murderous Affair With Out The Refrain

Snow came down hard 
Harassing the roadside bar 
Taking one more shot 
Reminding himself, 'he was hot'
John proceeded to the lavatory 
Without any worry 
Mirror, he did reflect 
No fear of the word 'reject' 
Ventured into the night 
Seeking a romantic sight 
Reality stated hurtful fight 
"Goodbye, my dear knight 
Our relationship is dead," 
Wearing the pearls he bought, she said 
Returning to the watering hole 
Shivering and cold 
Shocking we were told 
Seductress commanded the stage 
Half anyone's age 
Protected inside a cage 
Belting out a tune 
Loving warmth came back soon 
After being swooned 
Patrons did say 
Heating bill, owner electronically paid 
When the tempting tease was done 
She approached the admirer, looking for fun 
As for the haunting past outside 
Confirming someone had lied 
And died 
"Those pearls fit you right" 
Stranger mentioned, eyes bright 
"They are a little tight," 
Informed the songbird, preparing for a deathly fight 
Confirming fan, a nut 
She kicked them in the butt 
Finding a cell 
Lonely, I must tell
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Your Creations

God, what do you like to laugh about?
You like to laugh with us or at us?
Or both?
Do you see yourself in us God?
Do you see us trying to fix things?
Things that we know are broken and just can’t be fixed
Have you seen how we love?
We only love ones who can and will love us back
And pay attention when we are paid attention to
What about when we are angry and extremely mad?
We forget that person’s good points and attributions
and throw everything to the wind -say hurtful things
We know you are not a respecter of persons
But we think You are just for us
Special, specific, unique 
All for us
What about when we go the wrong way Lord?
We know that we should not enter
We go there anyway
And you have to deliver us out
God, so many things, situations, happenings
Are you laughing at us? 
Our mistakes and our solutions to them
We try to be the best
Want the best 
But hope for the best
We say one thing but do another
We think we learn
But déjà vu - here we go 
When we would ever do
what we say we do?
When we would ever say exactly what we mean?
God I hope you are having fun
Trying to mend us
Picking us up
Because we will do it over and over God 
We just don’t learn

Premium Member Harvest Time

In autumn, I came upon a garden of errant souls
And saw several souls sequestered there.
Some were well-known and some were fools,
But others were only tarrying there.
Though the sanguine souls were tall in bloom,
there were stunted souls among them.
I wondered why tall souls gave the short ones room;
And, in the end, accepted them.
Tears flowed from the stunted souls,
And I cried along with them,
Knowing their earthly sins had taken tolls.

I marveled at this hospice garden’s lack of strife,  
Considering each soul’s long and hurtful history
Of sins they committed during their earthly life
Before they were planted in this secluded purgatory.
Slowly, I removed my battle-worn defensive armor  
Once I realized this garden was a hallowed staging place
Wherein souls were healing deep wounds to their Karma.
As soon as healing started, souls grew tall to greet God’s grace.
And now, He was gathering the tallest ones in His arms
So that He could take them through His Pearly Gates.
Form: Elegy

The Way To a Happy Day

To me it is the only cure
Love so gentle, kind and pure
To ease all the heartaches and pain
My life has found time and again
I need kindness to find it's way
Inside my soul every day
To make it shine and sunny warm
So I can take on any storm
That life wants to throw at me
Seeing with eyes of clarity
That I have to always know
An inner peace and caring glow
That takes me on a journey of
Bliss sincerity and love
So I can send these helpful vibes
Into the stressful hurtful lives
Of others who want to find
A way to leave troubles behind
Waking up to happiness
Settling for nothing less
Form: Rhyme

Hurtful Words Should Not Be Heard

every day I cry new tears
from the awful things I hear
please take a look and you will see
I'm like you and your like me

the words you speak are very wrong
and my pains real and strong
stop using words of extreme hate
it puts me in a saddened state

think about the words you choose
what if I said them back to you
with a hardened and mean stare
then I think you'd finally care

I may not look the same as you
but my heart can break in two
from the racist things you say
believe me they are not O.K.

open up your eyes and heart
that would be the place to start
really take a look around
everywhere it can be found

different love, shapes and colors
do not make fun of others
the way we look, speak, even act
we're all unique and thats a fact

let me say this one more time
racism is an awful crime
prejudice and hate are too
stop before its done to you
Form: Rhyme

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