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Your Destiny Is Sealed

Your destiny is sealed

You have always been our loveless master
scheming and provoking our disaster
Spinning tales of Scylla and Charybdis 
Concealing truth so it could not uplift us

Contriving stories hiding true wisdom
Justice will be served when you're imprisoned 
Disguise yourself as God while casting stones
but in the end your charade will be known

You weave your legends of god's immortal
but truth will break your shackles of control
You are just a hideous imposter
Who would want to worship such a monster?

Apocalypse' veil will  be revealed
By God's command your destiny is sealed


John Derek Hamilton
July 31,2020
Form: Sonnet


Premium Member I Being What It Is Not What It Seems-- Dedicated Verse To God Is Speaking Ministries Janeen Brown-

Superimposer 
such an imposter
 heart posture
 sinless composer
 keeps cutting a deal
 missing his field
 Prospect is killed
 blazing sacrifice 
trying to be nice
 humble and spiced
yet he's OK why cuz the Father got him
 leaving appalled 
being withdrawed
 suspected of twice 
trying to be a witness
 covered in nice
 falsely accused of being duped
 silently bruised
 yet in truth
 he's a bright moth attracted to the flame
 cursed fumbles the ball relinquishes his name
yet he's OK why cuz Our Father got him
 caught up in the game
 Withered and torn 
complacent  rebirth reborn
 and in saying all this
 yet instilled bless
 blessed is his type
 crucified for being nice
 following the dream
 being
 what it is and not What It Seems?

Praise God hallelujah he's okay because our Daddy's got it
What it is Is Not What It Seems

10/17/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2023

Premium Member March 1969 my first grade class was the only class honored to attend Abraham Lincoln Home

No fear of threats from vicious 
Peter Gargano knights of kkk 
Threatening my life for attending 
that 1969 Civil rights field trip
my father Civil rights advocates 
political leaders gather 
as we awaited the trial 
way buses to board 
my first grade class 
was the only class 
honoured to attend 
because excellent 
grades and we were 
the entertainment 
choir members thirty 
one 1st graders my 
mom and dad was 
so proud of me no
cousins or sisters or 
brothers no  identity 
thieves Jamaican 
immigrants from tampa 
definitely no mexican 
 violent offenders from 
delicia chichihau mexico 
born in 1980 committing 
home invasions for corrupt 
junk sick cops very sad place 
in America truly sad these 
violent offenders and corrupt 
cops threatening my life 
obsessed with my poetry 
my life 1969 Abraham Lincolns 
home my first grade class was 
the only class selected throughout 
Chicago i will never fear intimidations 
threats from domestic terrorists 
with badges discrimination 
hatred of me fir being the child 
of a civil rights advocates being 
a child of a the black panther party 
1969 fred hampton breakfast 
program I wore wires pregnant 
buying weapons and drugs from 
corrupt junk sick cops today 
these corrupt officers crave 
my death attempting to extort 
my poetry for Peter gargano 
criminal group breaking in my 
home reading my diary about 
my 1969 field trip sorry your 
Mexican imposter wasn't 
even born your Jamaican 
imposter wasn't even born 
this was peters game to 
murder me and impersonate 
me with immigrants because 
he hates blacks he burns blacks 
alive he frames blacjs extort 
blacks he hires blacks to 
unearth blacks he hires corrupt 
junk sick cops to terrorise 
threatening fbi informants 
confidential human sources 
he ignited a car bomb in my face 
i am truly blessed that my first 
grade class was the only class 
chosen to attend only because 
I sang in the chior I got to sing Marian 
Anderson’s hymn were the only class 
we felt so special liberty and justice for all 
lift every voice and sing very very exciting 
such an honor to be chosen to sing
           let freedom ring
Form: Kyrielle

Unit 119

Independence panacea dashingly suggests
      We purchase our palace hexagonal 
      Reoriented Nerida handed padlock, blessed 
      Fathoms red cross heiress of hospital 


      Imposter student enrols wild idea envisaged 
      Wider scope than she ever deserved
      Ostentatious vistas brew broadwater blizzard
      Novice nurse serves a nostrum absurd

    
      Ultraviolet facet inferno disco jive diamond
      Wears title queen of high hive divine
      Fanciful feminine accepts novel assignment
      Redhead remedy writes Chapter 119

     

                    
                    Third of February 
               Thank you, dear old Doris
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member 1969 MY FIRST FIELD TRIP ABRAHAM LINCOLNS HOME SPRINGFIELD ILLINOIS

1969 MY FIRST GRADE FIELD TRIP TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN HOME SPRINGFIELD ILLINOIS TOMB MY FIRST GRADE CLASS CHIOR WAS INVITED TO SING CIVIL RIGHTS HYMNS MARIAN ANDERSEN HYMNS SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE A MOTHERLESS CHILD THIS WAS AFTER MARTIN LUTHER KING ASSASSINATION SADLY MY IMPOSTER JAY TOWNSEND JOHNSON HENRY MY STALKER MY IDENTITY ATTEMPTED TO IMPERSONATE ME AFTER BREAKING IN MY HOME FOR GARGANO EXPOSED TO PARTS OF MY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL GROWING IN CHICAGO DURING CIVIL RIGHTS RIOTS FIRST GRADE MY IMPOSTER WAS ACTUALLY BORN IN 1969 I WAS IN FIRST GRADE SINGING MY HEART OUT FOR FREEDOM IN AMERICA NO WAY A JAMAICAN STALKER COULD POSSIBLY BE ME I WAS SHOCKED AT HER GAUL HER OBSESSIONAL HATRED RAGE FOR ME AS A WRITER THIS BEGAN HER IMPERSONATING ME
Form: Naat


Imposter Syndrome

I sometimes try but obviously am
bound to more often than not fail

To hide behind my cocoon spun
silken webb of lie's

For fear of otherwise being exposed
that I doth not possess any or little
or no intrigue or mystery at all

Besides what you see cowering
dastardly in front of you here before
you now

So mistakenly I take a bow forgetting
rather I should have been curtseying
instead

But regretfully for me my head over 
rules my heart 

When like baby I feel trapped and
am unable to react and am forced
into a corner 

As fear has stolen from me my
confidence and silenced my voice
so I dare not wish speak out

As I am so frozen statuesque dumbstruck
to the point I can not even in or through
the graceful ambient language of sign

Have the ability nor emotional depth
to display the sense of inner turmoil
pulsating through my veins down to
my core

And the reason why what not only
I but the world sees now in I is 

Someone suffering from a terminal case
of Imposter Syndrome
age

waiting for something to never happen

Boom! something happened
Something said a thousand times
Running up, ready for action
but as always, nothing really happened

As always it's quiet,
always cold and lifeless,
lonely
and it gets old

Every morning i wake up
invigorated, excited

it lends to the
the anticipation
the adrenaline, nerves
shaky hands
all absent

instead it all leads to nothing
to disappointment

with all the beers drank
Cigarettes smoked
laughs shared
the faith to raise an ego

is it adequate?
is it truly just fraud
an imposter even?

tell me
what will you do?
when it's loud
explosive, and warm
New, even

when Boom! Somethings happened,
and for real this time

Premium Member SPECIAL AGENT LEROY HEIMBACH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

SPECIAL AGENT LEROY HEIMBACH HE BABYSAT FOR MY FOUR CHILDREN WHILE SPECIAL AGENT PAULA BRAND INSTALLED THE WIRES ON MY UNBORN CHILD LEROY WAS THE SUPERVISOR I HAD TO CARRY OUT HIS DUTIES I AM BLESSED HE TOOK MY KIDS TO THE BEACH SINGING MY GIRL NO GREATER LOVE HE WAS AN AWESOME FATHER HE HAD FIVE KIDS HIMSELF I FELT MY KIDS WERE SAFE THIS HELPED ME GO INSIDE HOSTAGE SITUATIONS BUYING WEAPONS AND DRUGS FROM JUNK SICK OFFICERS AND MAKE IT BACK FINNY TODAY FBI SUPERVISOR BABY SITTING MY FOUR KIDS IT WAS LIKE HAVING CHILD CARE WHILE BEING AN INFORMANT I COULDN'T WORK IF MY KIDS WEREN'T SAFE SORRY FOR MY IMPOSTER TAKING ADVANTAGE OF SPECIAL AGENT LEROY HEIMBACH LEAVE HIM ALONE YOU WERE BREAKING IN MY HOME LEROY HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THAT TAKE NOTES YOU EILL NEVER EVER CLONE ME JAMAICAN TALIBAN IDENTITY THIEVES RACKETEERING EXTORTING EMBEZZLING VETERANS AND THEIR DISABLED FAMILIES I WAS BLESSED LEROY WAS THIER I WAS HIS BACK UP TODAY MY WAR HEROR GOT MY BACK SPECIAL AGENT LEROY HEIMBACH IS FISHING NOW THINKING ABOUT ME TELEPATHIC BEHAVIOR ANALYST HE TAUGHT ME TO DO HIS JOB WHILE HE PLAYED WITH MY CHILDREN YOU ARE A DOMESTIC TERRORISTS IDENTITY THIEVES SPECIAL AGENT LEROY HEIMBACH NEVER BROKE INTO MY HOME FOR IMMUNIZATION RECORDS TO KILL MY INFANT HE SAT DOWN WITH MY CHILDREN AND I WE HAD LEMONADE AND TEA HE WOULD NEVEER PUT ME IN HARMS WAY LEAVE HIM ALONE JHORE YOU'VE KILLED ENOUGH MEN YOU WILL NOT HARM MY WAR HERO STAY AWAY FROM MY DISABLED FAMILY YOUR SOUL SHALL BE SWALLOWED UP BY THE LION OF JUDEA HAILE SELASSIE THE LION SHALL PUR AT MY FEET JUST HE DID THAT BEAUTIFUL DAY YOUR RASTA ANDREW PERISHED AT MY FEET I WATCHED THE LION OF JUDEA SWALLOW HIS SOUL AS HE TRIED TO CRAWL SLIDING LIKE SERPENT COVERED IN BLOOD THAT'S WHEN THE GUNMAN SAW HIS SOUL SCREAM HE JUMPED FROM THE TRUCK AND PUT FOUR MORE SLUGS IN HIS BACK HIS SHOE SHOT OFF HIS FEET NOW I SHOOT YOUR SOUL HAILE SELASSIE RASTAFARIAN LION OF JUDEA DON'T YOU EVER CROSS MY PATH AGAIN
Form: Naat

Rat Race

7/11/21


Never been the smoothest talker
Got to make the best of it before I need a walker
Had a lot or nothing to offer
Wasn't always worth the bother
4 days a week I work with and help doctors
Occasionally seeing Boxers

She got some knockers
Too many peeps are squawkers
I'm flying sky high inside a saucer
Above waters
With otters

Never been an imposter
Thought I had a chance and how quick I lost her

It's all been testing my dignity and honor
Never been a prince, always been a pauper
An endless battle to prosper

In the end it was or wasn't a shocker
The truth locked behind a locker
Or bouncing around like a ball in soccer

People being respectful or a stalker
In a world full of good intentions and slaughter
Some folks heroes and others monsters

Objects of value and sentiment behind a glass case
A giant rat race
Traveling slow or at a fast pace
Winding up in first or last place

Oh in that case
No wonder the sad face
This all left a bad taste

Good and bad days
Glass crutches in the ashtrays
While going in and out of a vast maze

It's much more than kind of
A big deal if you can't make your mind up
Before time's up
That's why the past and history is there to remind us
Sit around or get out and try stuff
That's for you to decide what
Find out you might hate or like much
Form: Rhyme

Imposter

What if I'm wrong?
One of these broken messes
Always a ghost in the corner 
The fractures never healed 
What if these jagged edges are just hiding behind the gold inlay?

What if the ash 
Of what I never was 
Comes back to stain our brilliant life? 
What if I'm not violence contained, 
What if my bars are too weak to hold the monster within? 
What if my words cut like daggers? 
What if my soul is just obsidian?
Only reflecting the light until it's under pressure 
When the darkness comes out
Shattered and sharp?

What if the tormented storm 
Is who I am? 
Chaos and hate and death? 
And the shiny love is just a shell
Hiding the malice behind a very thin veil? 
What if the good parts of me really did die 
Long ago 
Drowned in tears that were never cried?
And now lie rotting in a putrid marsh?

What if.,.?
What if I can't be loved? 
Shouldn't be loved? 
What if my existence was meant to be horror? 

Wanton bloodlust to be set for the frail, weak part of me?
It disgusts me that without my darkness, 
I don't have strength. 
That I, teeming with swarms of fleshrending thoughts,
Should yield to the timid and tame.
Self-loathing, 
I abhor the tin paladin I pretend to be.

My smile was meant to show fangs, 
Not gentleness. 
My hunt was meant to spill blood,
Not hope. 
I was never meant to live long enough 
To watch immortal dreams die. 
To watch love fail. 
To crumble. 

I was supposed to die this vainglorious death in battle 
Against what did not matter. 
And yet…

Shattered I was mended
Broken I was puzzled back together. 
And I learned to feel pain I had so oft ignored. 
I am not who I was supposed to be. 
And I don't deserve the love that waters my pastures.

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