Long Intervention Poems

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Yearn for Eternal Rest

Abysmal is the void that silently exists 
Breeding fear as an eternal risk 
Catatonic state offers bleak-filled rest 
Death just an invented sanctuary at best 
Edify, exemplify, fact & fiction are mind bending 
Forfeit creative thought before it loops unending 
Give up on intervention, there is no use pretending 
Have faith as it cuts down on your needs 
Inject the abject horror of all dreadful deeds 
Juxtapose the emptiness with unfallen tears 
Kaleidoscopic darkness that absorbs remaining years 
Light - a fabrication, you see only with shut eyes 
Make believe you will wake up, along with other lies 
Nether is a venue, a horse drawn carriage ride away 
Only if you can wake up to die another day 
Placate all of the demons by portioning up your soul 
Quasi-sink into a philosophical black hole 
Retrofit a new narrative that reverses sleep 
Soliloquy an incantation to burn beyond the deep 
Truly emerge on the other side carnal and awake 
Unreapered is the brand new fall, there's more of you to take 
Vexed and wholly rested 
Wanton and cruelly tested 
Xenodochy should not be trusted 
You should know you're maladjusted 
Zealously pursuing good times, til you are once again busted


Premium Member Got Me For Life - a New Year's Medley

for Bebe Rexha


There's one thing
     that's constant
          "you've got yourself for life"

Eveything else
     comes and fades:
          recriminations, repercussions,
          delineations, manifestations,
          life, death - - - - -

All altered with fluctuations
     permeating the flow.

You can always
     look in the mirror,

What you see
     will never change,
          except for age.

It's a comfort
     to know that you'll

effortlessly be there
     for yourself

No matter what calamities
     are thrown your way - - - - -

It's divine intervention.

Reaching Your Prime Against All Odds

The flower of humility is a prerequisite for the intervention of hope
No situation can nullify a shift from hopelessness to joy
Faith over fear should imprint your heart because 
The potency of unshakable hope will piece the air
Even when life is not fair

Darkness is but a temporary occasion
On this road of life
There lies an unshakable hope.
This is a hope that shines in the darkness!
This is a hope that is courageous and steadfast

In reality, certain moments in life will refine us and
Shake the core of our existence
But in this state of prepared darkness
The supremacy of hope will become stronger, and we must 
Never forget that there is a hope that shines in the darkness!

As an individual of time, the heart must
Reach its prime against all odds!
The sun sets as evening approaches, but
Nothing can stop the sun from rising in the morning!
Hope is ever present, and hope shines in the darkness

Mark Frank

Copyright 2025
© Mark Frank  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Support Midst Comfort

We are more than friends bound by sisterly cord
Tied around the loving care of the Lord
Never to be separated by sickness-sword…

There was I hurting, striving to dispel attacking gloom 
Begging God for strength while entering patient’s room
Ambivalent, if plea was for her; or for me to face hope’s bloom…

Witnessing anguish caused by ailment woe
My heart did languish, confessing painful blow
Beseeching divine intervention for life extension glow… 

Indeed, the Lord’s grace, mercy, and peace* abound
To "caress the broken heart with threads of muted sound"**
Reaching-out with care, assuring presence where support is found…

Here am I again… vanquishing dart of pain
While faith treads onward, anticipating answered prayer-gain
Triumphant to behold miracles that still reign!

*2Thessalonians 3:16 Now the Lord of peace himself give you peace always by all means...
**Line from the Contest sponsor
August 4, 2023
Tristich in rhyme form
2nd place, "Choose A Line II" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Joseph; judged on 8/13/2023
Form: Tristich

To Kill the Choctaw Cow

To Kill The Choctaw Cow

The Choctaw Nation Oklahoma, with proud and noble people
Hunting is our nature and our way
Pretty Tail was a family member, a friendly cow
She gave us milk for many moons
This is the story of her kill 
My father Bully Ten Foot is our chief 
Old and ill from living beyond himself
Hills and tent on prairie land, filled our purpose
No game to feed us so our cows sustained us
Food was scarce through winters blasting bite
Pretty Tail stayed just outside my tee pee every night 
Years of her soft moo would sooth me off to sleep
Starvation steeped in desperation came on hard 
Crops failed, grazing ended without rain
Pain became the Choctaw, as one and the same
An Indian man must always be a brave
Must know his reason within nature and the nation
Bully Ten Foot honored me, with the sacred task
My hunting knife and I took Pretty Tail down below the neck
I slit her deep within her throat
She bled on me her blood, a river of sorrow
For hours I let her do so with her last drops of red
And held her tight as my best friend
Made sure my tears spilled over into her blank eyes
And cried for her, in her place
Never again will I wear hide or eat a steak 
But I ate her brains for power
Rode at great speed on angry stallions back
Black, with strong memories in mind
And opened up inside the plains releasing spirits
To send her off
From Choctaw Nation 


9/24/14 Divine Intervention - Poetry Contest


Rendered Self Lame Courtesy Obsessive Compulsive Behavior

Handy dandy blues clues plain
all purpose favorite refrain
i.e. "impossible mission"
courtesy complimentary doppelganger
G.I. ("Government Issue", "General Issue",

or "Ground Infantry") Jane
in tandem with Alyson Chain
comes to the rescue attempting
to describe entrenched nonproductive
crippling psychological mindset ascertain

most any reader would consider insane
embedded deep within 
genetic code possibly
inherited maternal grandfather,
who emigrated nineteenth century Ukraine,

he (purportedly tailor by trade)
only spoke Yiddish,
language used by Jews
in central and eastern Europe
before the Holocaust.

Originally German dialect with
words from Hebrew, and
several modern languages and
today spoken mainly in US, Israel, and Russia.

Mental illness, (or predisposition thereof)
linkedin courtesy heredity,
supposition nuts so crazy nor insane,
yet nothing further about biology
Iberia lee kant hex Spain

emotional status concomitantly
intertwined with possible causes
such as: Autoimmune, Behavioral,
Cognitive, Neurological,
Environmental - inextricably lodged

within cerebral domain
manifesting as countless
fixations, I disdain
(in retrospect) precious time forsaken,
and absolute zero benefits to gain,

and inflicted severe strain
father and mother felt helpless,
especially when anorexia nervosa
nearly imperiled life source villain
rent asunder body electric drivetrain

brought corporeal standstill
loosed maniac running
rampant within brain
emaciation delivered me
at death's door

prescribed medications Mellaril and Elavil
nsync with psychiatric intervention plus
mother as licensed practical nurse wayne
wright me malnourished body
nutrient fortified drinks,

I passively did abstain
eventually grudgingly gained weight
buffering scrawny skeletal
skein knee membrane
definitely stunted growth plus chain

reaction impacted livingsocial
courtesy thank you me private Charlemagne
promoted cultural revival known
as Matthew Scott Harris'
Carolingian Renaissance.

Part 1: As English As Sausage, Egg, Chips and Peas

A most remarkable parish spire! and, widely acknowledged as 
Just such...constantly commented upon being seen for the 
Very first time.
Pressed into the church's soft sandstone walls, the shallow
Indentations from ball and shot left over from when the
Roundheads had came this way; 
The Royalists did determine to fight to the last man...
Or so it was, reportedly, thus contendend.
The sky above as hollow as a cathedral's resounding dome; and 
Possessing a sort of wild, uncharted immensity...
And not a bird singing...not a single bird in flight.
A strangely discomforting sunshine began to gently filter 
Through the moitionless leaves on the already limp branches 
Of the pale trees; 
Spots of sunlight dappling the pavements and roadway, 
Lying patiently underneath, with a hesitancy akin to 
Reluctant rain.

Pausing in Sainsbury's carpark, I half turned:-
The slow, dulled, monotonous clanging of the grieving bell 
As it relentlessly mourned the passing of it's beloved Queen.
People moving about me with measured deliberation as if on 
Stage acting a part in a Victorian Drawing-room play.
Cars and vans drove more slowly...perhaps they were compelled
To do so by sudden divine intervention? ...or an inexplicable 
Sense of spiritual duty?
Some great, unseen, all-powerful white God who had visted 
Each of them in their dreams and threatened one and all with 
Terrible retribution...and quite rightly so to my way of 
Thinking.
And still the sobbing bell tolled...for it was determined to 
Command this sombre day.

Premium Member What Poetry Is

When letters wait to pounce on a blank page,
when thoughts crowd the mind like frothing scum in a pond
I keep wondering what poetry is to me and to many

Is it not the language of the heart
with no intervention of gray matter
the unlocking of closed vaults
stirring the embers of love, hurt or pain 
or giving a free rein to fancy and flying 
on magic carpets to lands forlorn

Sometimes it is a glide into a sea of tranquillity
an escape from the humdrum of the world
a flash of liberation from assaults of pain
a sedative to numb the turmoil
a sanctuary for a burdened heart
a window to look at the world through
a companion when one is inconsolably alone
a candle flame in a darkening world
a cloth line to hang the dirty laundry 
a water lily blooming in the pool of tears
a shelter in homelessness

sometimes it is a ladder to climb up to Heavens 
an angel on wings with tidings of hope
peace in a world braced for war

Poetry, if you are all these let us fall at your feet
bless us in our art, may we splurge in fancy
and conjure up worlds from words!

Our poems may not be light houses
but could be fireflies on a starless night!


Submitted for Brian Strand Premiere Choice Poetry Contest

July. 25. 2022

 Submitted for Marathon Mile, No.14. Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Mark Toney

~ Placed First~
Poem on Poetry Muse Poetry Contest
Sponsor – Beta Agustin

Premium Member O Lord Our God You Are Holy

O Lord our God you are holy
who can we turn to but you
for you created all things
all power is in your hand to do

We look out on our sorry world
getting worse steadily seems forever
sinful man continues always to sin
for lost mankind thinks they're clever

O Lord come and save us again
as you did continually in Bible times
show this world you're it's only hope
their sins continue full of crimes

O Lord our God you paid the price
on Calvary's cross there you died
taking our sins upon yourself
paid our salvation can't be denied

Come now Lord and daily intervene
this pandemic should waken us up
your word is our remedy to act upon
be merciful Lord put grace in our cup

The day of judgement surely is near
then you'll give no second chance
blessed indeed be your holy name
make it live as our living flame

(This is a prayer to our God at this present time concerning our present world situation and the need to pray for God's intervention.)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member One Foot In the Grave

 
I almost died the other day
but fate said to wait for another day 
I was walking along & the world looked surreal 
Not imagining that it was really real. 

I felt like there was a better place - 
space around me sinking to my pace. 
Concrete & houses looked like a stage 
A place where people rant and rage.

As I was walking I felt at peace
and almost felt my soul release. 
I pondered a moment on letting go 
and decided to instead pick up the phone. 

I dialed my children my mother and grandma. 
None of them answered what could have been my last call. 
My daughter finally harkened just in time 
but a beep interrupted & fate was on the line. 

They said my test was critically off, 
hurry to the ER or my life would be lost. 
I was admitted and my life was then saved 
divine intervention removed one foot from the grave

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