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Premium Member Discord and Disarray

Hostilities
  hate
   & hysteria
          world full
               of 
           platitudinous
        pandemonium
    perceive
acute
    sufferance
          forbearance
               of all 
                  existing
                     behind
                  conflagration
               & commotion
            cupidity 
     & callosity
searing
     sweltering
             to
                heal
                   hearts
                      by 
                         drawing
                       love 
                  & empathy
                 betwixt
            beelzebub
& mephistopheles
painting
    pugnacity
         instead
              of
              horridness
                 poltroonery
              sculpture
           Isthmus
        shielded
      by
    reverence
    &
lionization
     to
        embrace
            shades
               of
                rainbow
                     &
                         relish
                             silence

How
   sensuous
        Is 
          a tree
             without 
                wind
                   blowing
                       through 
                           its
                             branches 
                                 where
                                    hidden 
                                          sun
                                    wants
                                 to shine?
                              & how
                           sensuous 
                        mountain
                    clinging
                  falling
               echoes 
              or
           homeland
         in search 
         of
       its 
     home?
how
   sensuous 
       depends 
              on
         gratification 
        of 
    what’s
desired.

Written: May 05, 2023

A Brian Strand Premiere No 1214 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand

NOTE::THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' (intuitive cadence)& so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other


Abolishing the Death Penalty: A Case for Humanity

The death penalty, a practice rooted in antiquity, continues to evoke controversy and ethical dilemmas in modern society. Despite its purported role in deterring crime and administering justice, the death penalty stands on shaky moral ground and should be abolished for several compelling reasons.

Firstly, the irreversible nature of the death penalty is inherently flawed. In a justice system prone to human error, the risk of executing an innocent person is ever-present. Numerous cases worldwide have revealed wrongful convictions, highlighting the fallibility of judicial proceedings. Once a life is taken, there is no recourse for rectifying such a grievous mistake, perpetuating an irreversible injustice that stains the fabric of society.

Moreover, the death penalty undermines the fundamental value of human life. By sanctioning state-sanctioned killings, societies diminish the sanctity of life and condone violence as a means of resolving conflicts. Such a stance contradicts the principles of compassion, rehabilitation, and forgiveness, which should underpin any civilized society's legal framework.

Furthermore, the death penalty fails to achieve its purported goal of deterrence. Empirical evidence suggests that the threat of capital punishment does not significantly deter individuals from committing heinous crimes. Instead, socioeconomic factors, mental health issues, and systemic inequalities often drive criminal behavior. Investing in preventative measures, such as education, poverty alleviation, and mental health services, would yield more effective and humane solutions to reducing crime rates.

Critics argue that the death penalty provides closure to victims' families and serves as a form of retribution. However, vengeance should not be conflated with justice. Studies have shown that the prolonged legal processes and endless appeals associated with death penalty cases exacerbate the victims' families' trauma, prolonging their suffering rather than offering closure.

In conclusion, the abolition of the death penalty aligns with the principles of justice, compassion, and human rights. By rejecting this antiquated and morally dubious practice, societies can move towards a more enlightened and humane approach to criminal justice—one that prioritizes rehabilitation, reconciliation, and the inherent worth of every individual.

Israel Beckoned In a Dream

Israel Beckoned...In A Dream

This secular skeptic beheld,
eyes hallucinated, harried, felled
and haunted by
holographic images gelled
that didst silently scream herald
ding exhaustively

roaming, schlepping, meld
ding and trudging across
elapsed, nor quelled
blinkered, bloodied dead souls
across fractured wartorn veld,
where bludgeoned ghastly

eons of pain did weld
throbbing inside my
scepter templed mount, aye
vicariously experienced
cumulative historical grief
past to present anti

semitism I decry
incomprehensible genocide, (though
not necessarily exclusive domain
of Moses troopers), nonetheless I
find mine existence 
     ably linkedin sigh

lent lee to the 
     bosom of Abraham,
no matter such
quasi confession doth fly
in the face, despite devout atheism,
     a genealogical kinship inherently

peppers the genetic 
     mind of this
questioning (authority type) guy,
whose lack of 
     religion cannot dispel
no matter fuzzy, gauzy,
     hazy, et cetera,

asper the existence
of heaven or hell,
and no idea what 
     will become of
Matthew Scott Harris, when bell
doth toll mine death knell

though methinks, i.e. this fell
low will merely decompose
forever oblivious to 
     global pell mell,
whose corporeal essence will spell
reincarnation relegating molecular

composition of this aging
ordinary physical being
whose existence particularly,
poignantly, and plaintively
punctuated with delicately
 
     framed psychological housing
twilight years echoing
punitive hardship just barely shaking
free, whence adolescent 
     aborted suicidal effort
near cleft flickr ring,

anorexia almost got life 
     extinguished, gut wrenching
yank key undergo wing
life and death struggle rattling
the long gone souls
figurative rusted empty cages,

whose legacy aching Diaspora, ages
ago scattered tribes, especially sages
Exodus to Babylonian Captivity,
(c. 12th to 6th centuries BC),
proud unknown forebears rages
against contemporary 

     Hebrews existential wages
of experienced unfair recent gauges
(recording heinous twentieth century)
opprobrious persecution quashing
valuable vital and voluminous

absent contribution Jews 
     never written pages
forever hidebound historical legacy
unfairly demonized ever since pre
Biblical epoch anonymous stages.

Premium Member A Neglected Youngster

This one
  for
    a 
      girl
         abandoned
              circumscribe
         contemptuous
           of 
      fellows
    don’t 
  blame 
her 
   for 
     misfortunes 
          rebellious
            for
              sad 
                fate 
                  not 
                     related
                       to 
                    own 
                  choice
                grew up
              lost 
          & astray
         with 
     mishaps
believed 
   in 
    good 
        of 
      humanity
          by 
         some 
            sad
              repercussion
            violated
       blamed
     too young
   too dumb
 too naive
don’t condemn 
    her 
      for 
         exploitation
           as  she 
               was 
                   a 
                  victim 
                       a 
                     silent 
                         victim
                             hopeless 
                        & muted
                      condone 
                    her
                   as
                  not 
                her 
             choice
          being
      abandoned 
    broken
assaulted 
    dumped 
           & 
              abused

violence 
   unacceptable 
       & 
         should 
            never 
                be 
                 tolerated
                    silent 
                       victims
                            must
                        speak up
                      to
                   eradicate 
                culture 
               of 
            abuse 
            & 
         violence
       to 
     overcome
trauma 
     of 
       domestic 
           violence 
             and 
                system’s 
                    injustice

Written: April 09, 2023

A Brian Strand Premiere No 1207 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand


NOTE::THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' (intuitive cadence)& so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Premium Member Nature Speaks Best

Dark space
               Cold 
           &
inexorable
    soul
        adrift
            heart
               stopped
         plopped
    shocked
gawked

     I see you
  in 
 majestic 
&
forlorn
    debarred
       Not alive
            Not dead
                depressive 
                        state
                          bereft
                              of 
                              cocoon
                                 &  
                             callousness
                          drunk
                        on
                 cashmere
             kisses
          on
       brink
     of
wonder
      as
       flying
          soaring
              beyond
                    tipsy 
                       skyline
                           glimmering
                               where
                                    love
                               left me
                           breathless
                       soaked
                   inebriated
                with
            aroma
          of
    flowers
 snagged
in
 tangent
      thought

needle
   thread
        tales
            of 
               antique
                  mauve
                     lodge
                        in
                        every
                          stitch
                        and 
                     soldered 
                   spirit
               wanting 
              to 
         learn
 about 
    peace           &           love
a 
    touching
        scale 
           to 
           climb
              hanging
                 upside down 
                             from
                     clouds
                  in  
              a 
         starry 
      sky
1st place contest winner

Written: March 1st, 2023

Your Pick Again Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand

NOTE::THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' (intuitive cadence)& so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other


Premium Member Mellifluous Lyrical Crushing

crushing defeat
   in 
     abyss 
         of 
          nostalgia
                   for 
          overnight 
       reminds me 
     of 
  you 
& city lulls 
      tumult 
          of 
         memories
              from 
                neolithic 
                       times
                        to
                celebrate 
              words
              of
          believer 
          of 
       love 
& soulmates

listen
   to
    chirping 
        of 
         birds
            mellifluous
                   sounds
                       in     
                   perfect 
              balance 
              of 
           angst 
      & blithe
similar 
  to 
    heartbeats
       when
          colliding
              of
                love 
                  happens
                     &
                     dusk 
                          unhappens
                 smiling
            teasing
        holding 
    hands
     in
  belatedly
yin 
   & yang

in
   Edenic
       dreams
           psalms
                of 
                 spring
                   breathlessly
                     blossom
                   beyond
                blurred
             verses
             &
          cursed
       cravings
    covets
  kissing
&
  erupting
      under 
         elysian
            edging
                achings
                   drip
                       in 
                        gold
                         & cream
                            to 
                        smitten
                      singing
                      a
                   name
                 with
          brilliance
     & limitless
pleasure


Written: April 04, 2023

2nd place contest winner 

A Brian Strand Premiere No 1206 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand

NOTE::THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' (intuitive cadence)& so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

A Mission of Mercy

In the book of John it relates the history
of Jesus' mission of Christian mercy
when Jesus encounters a Samaritan woman near a drinking well
it was a meeting between two nations whose relationship was one of hell
the Jews and the Samaritans did not get along
each felt the other's method of worship was inherently wrong
separated by paganistic practices and supposed sins
discrimination and name calling again, again and again
yet it doesn't seem that much different than today's society
where different ethnic groups display the same hate and hostility
but Jesus interjected Himself, He came to intervene
on a mission of mercy and tolerance never before seen
to bring abundant love and life to a world cloaked in misery
and give living water to quench the drought that has parched humanity
to step from behind the stained glass windows of the churches and synagogues
and into the hearts and minds of men and spread the goodness that is God

John touched on a theme that's occurred several times in the Scriptures
when a man of God meets a woman and a spiritual wedding can be pictured
on a mission of mercy to cross that Great Divide
to bring people together on the same spiritual side
Jesus told that Samaritan woman He knew of her past
about the five husbands that she had outlast
but whether she was divorced or widowed from them
it's not mentioned in the text so don't assume any sin
but Jesus saw beyond that and looked into her heart
He treated her with respect and held her in regard
she knew He was a prophet by His very words
she told Him of the things about Jews she had heard
Jesus the Christ then went into His missionary mode
He said in order to worship God you don't need any certain code
as there is no specific time nor any special place
for one to worship the God of righteousness, truth and grace
a mission of mercy is what Jesus came to convey
He even revealed to her who He really was that day

mankind has a problem looking pass the surface and into the heart
we can't seem to get the message that we're all equal in the eyes of God
we come with our bigotry, prejudice and hate
we can't even agree on the issue of faith
but Jesus the Christ gave us a lasting legacy
to love one another and to live life as a mission of mercy
Form: Didactic

An Analysis of Sadness

Start
The other day I heard my friend was sad.
I met him to ask him about the reason
but, he was upset and his mood was very bad.
So I had to confine my conversation to the season
and the possibility of the advent of early spring.
I had to leave him in the existing state of his mind. 
 
Why are we concerned about the state of somebody’s mind?
I wondered.  Perhaps, we do not wish to see him appear sad.
Inherently, we want him to appear like the flowers that blossom in spring
to attract the bees and honey birds.  This is the reason
why we relate all happiness to this auspicious season.
In our happiness we remember what is good and forget everything bad.
 
The mind, in its own way,  reacts to the events, good and bad.
The behavioral pattern is a reflection of the state of the mind,
which is influenced, amongst other things, by the season.
During dull, rainy season, the mind tends to be sad
and one becomes irritated at the least pretext.  The reason
why we feel happy again is the enchanting environment in spring.
 
Poets have written adorable verses eulogizing spring
There is happiness all around and nothing can be bad.
But, are we that blessed that there can be no reason
for  any news or events to upset the state of the mind?
In a short span of time a happy person can become sad
irrespective of whatever might be the season.
 
If it is an icy cold, stormy night in the winter season
in stark contrast to the warm and colorful spring 
and I’m holed alone in my log hut, I cannot help but feel sad.
I ruminate on my fate and wonder why my luck is so bad
I think of happy times and drive evil thoughts out of my mind,
only to increase my resistance to cold and not for any other reason.
 
If one is determined not to be happy, there are many reasons
to find fault with everyone and also the seasons
He sees only the negative side of things and trains the mind
to color the world in black and dampen the spirit of spring.
He fails to smell the fragrance, but smells only the odors that are bad     
Thus giving him enough cause to feel very sad.
 
In the crevices of the mind there is some reason
For sadness to relate to the aura of the season
The spirit of spring brings happiness, while cold winter is bad.

End
sad
Form: Sestina

Dogs That Left Faux Paw Prints Extant Within Me Life

lids black out and allow me to write
while eyes shut tight
bring back four legged friends sprite
and though many years passed quite

I can remember those precious creatures 
   who barked at night
howling at inaudible sound or invisible light
casting silhouettes that fight

punctured the air with verbal byte
and now I list long gone 
   smart pets in alphabetical order – alright?

Baron – substantially German Sheppard
   met his demise chasing a car on level road
the advantage overtaken 
   per vehicle with greater lode
which accidental death 
   found him buried in an unmarked grave  
   i.e. underground abode.

Georgie – a combination Boxer and Dalmatian 
(with his cropped tail to boot 
   grew up as my canine brother
an essentially gave up the ghost 
   from organ failure of one or another.

Lady – this fur certain white German Sheppard 
uncertain how, when or what 
   led to her body to collapse
perhaps while listening to snoop doggy dog raps
found on base near first stair 
   when rigor mortis set deathly traps.

Ruff – he and his litter mate Teddy 
(listed below), an alpha beast o man’s and 
   woman’s best friend with moments of rage
as applicable to a dog, and seemed 
   to evince an intelligence like a sage.

Schultz – he apparently vanished in thin air
without a trace, not e’en 
   a filament of fur like hair
hopefully taken in by another pet lover, 
   but who knows where.

Shadow – pride of eldest sister, 
   he succumbed after becoming thermally ill
though diminutive for a black lab, 
   his absence left a void quite large to fill.

Socrates - dealt with harsh mistreatment 
   and distemper than tossed out
like trash, mine to sisters, 
   who nursed him with tender loving care
from his faux paws to a keen snout
which maintained his longevity no doubt.

Teddy – another throw away pet 
   found at Jacobsburg – 
   near Easton, Pennsylvania.
one lame leg (damaged 
   during his puppy hood) 
lived til olde age. 

   my younger sister ( Shari) 
   brought him and Ruff home, 
   where their entire life he did stay
inherently evincing intelligence 
   that happiness found that chance
provided a doting owner this way.
Form: Elegy

Stillness in The Storm

Stillness in the Storm

It isn't too far from a conceivable image, 
To perceive the vast and forgotten knowledge;
What was and still is a, yet-lost tho recoverable innate and 
usable norm,
We have merely been tricked to stumble and to falter, 
To see only this, yet to live and just perish..there,
According to our physical form,
That they abuse & destroy upon an altar, 

Weather warfare, earthquakes and genocide, ultimately we do not care, 
For we reside here and so will yet survive,

All around us - here in this, our current metaphysical realm,
The imposed Chaos though surrounding every border, 
A precursor to ancient prewritten solution and clumsily enforced brutal order,
A metaphor for required need within ourselves to never fall, 
Do we not see an opening here at all?
Free our minds and our souls so then; by just remaining calm, all existential fear from harm, 
Calmness within, proceeding to calm without,
Our sitting and walking meditation,
Hereby dissolves the seeds of doubt,

For we are inherently spiritual of course, 
This we've always known, aside all attempts to quench and stifle, All adverse intent by decrepit obstinate deceptive force,

Nothing could delete the basic gnosis of what one really is,
So never give up your regenerative powers again,
To recall and never be reborn, 
Innate within us, dimmed and 
disabled, but never once forlorn,

Assume what was once stolen, Resume serenity once again, and for goodness' sake, 
Renounce their trickery, and false imprisoned slavery, Regaining whatever it was they thought they had to take;

So as to never ever slip from grasp,
From God the origin and Source,
Ascension to freedom from our past,
Where we are from, the spark of his Divinity,
To a mindfulness and a calmness, 
That our persistence then so gives us,
Rooted in our physically unforseen ability,
A steadfast grip on all around us,

Providing those of us with a remarkable and resounding..


Stillness in the Storm


Kurt Hubbard-Beale
19th February 2023
During mass consciousness awakening from this age old enslavement, culminating in their forced Disasters, Fabricated Food Scarcity, Earthquakes & 
a scripted, orchestrated WW3..

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