Long Monorhyme Poems

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Premium Member I Let Him Go Away

I let him go away
choice amidst divine ray
never causing delay
but bringing blessings' tray
as heart decides to stay
abiding in God's way.

I let such go away
chance for future great yea
yet asserting loud nay
while earnest soul did pray
for blest favor each day...
now, "thanks, Lord" I say.

I let it go away
claim toward stardom quay
devoid of regrets' prey
as faith fought carnal clay
with love and mercies' pay
upon Christ's triumph today.

I let them go away
cause those would lead astray 
neither white, black; but gray...
at present, I'm okay
victorious, come what may
with Saviour's grace-display.

*Proverbs 16:9 A man's heart deviseth his way: but the LORD directeth his steps.

May 3, 2023
Edited on July 11, 2023
1st place, "To The One I Lost" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Anoucheka Gangabissoon; judged on 8/16/2023


Premium Member Teddy Bear Gets Haughty With Me

In the land of the old gray mare
Six meters behind the lion’s sweet lair,
There was a gnarly raccoon who did up hair.

He took little money to be absolutely fair.
His hair styles did have a certain flair.
Disappointment in his work was really rare.

A haughty ant went in without a care.
The fashionable raccoon pointed out “your head is bare”.
The aunt huffed off mad, really on a tear.

I feel this story I can reliably share.
You see I was in there, sitting on a tiny stair.
The anger was wafting for hours in the air.

Please do not give me that condescending look, teddy bear.
You after all, are not even wearing underwear.
I urge you to tell this tale better, if you dare.

Premium Member Fair Share

Pierre was a billionaire living in BelAir
A most successful concessionaire
Handsomely suave and debonair
Loved reading excerpts from Voltaire
Played for hours games of solitaire
His favourite lair was in a cozy wingback chair
Savouring his Earl Grey with chocolate éclair 

Loved to travel just about anywhere
His wife accused him of having an affair
With a stewardess high in the air
Turned out it was she dating a commissionaire

Though every night she said a little prayer
She got caught with her derrière in midair   
Quite unaware of her disheveled hair  
And how deep she fell in her own snare

Totally no panache or an ounce of flair
She thought life to her had been unfair
Since Pierre’s money she’d not get a share
  It would all be left to an heir
One whose loyalty did not compare
Pierre’s cuddly pet, his rare mohair bear

On this fine day I do declare 
Liars and cheaters do beware
Play your games if you dare
But if I have my way I swear
You’ll only inherit your fair share of despair



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Divine Fantasy Toward Reality

Awesome imagination midst freedom delight
Blooms along my dream of divine light      
Creatively ruled by wisdom’s insight
Directing me toward heavenly flight
Enthralled by fantasy venture flight
Featuring faith’s reverie of wondrous sight
Grandeur and perfection, devoid of whimsy blight
Hoisting up hope, defying hallucination plight
Inspired upon radiating illumination might
Jubilantly revealing reality of truth and right
Kindness of the King Almighty beaming day and night
Love* so great magnified yon visualization height. 

*1 John 4:8 - He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love.

June 26, 2025
3rd place, "Fantasy" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Constance La France; judged on 6/26/2025

Premium Member Humanity

HUMANITY                                                          Mono rhyme

                                     Humanity has Truth as seed.
                                    Love is the root, Peace stem indeed.
                                    Lend Helping hand to those who need.
                                    Try to heal Wounds of those who bleed.
                                    Devote yourself in Honest deed.
                                    You are the Giver without greed.
                                    Service above self is your Pride.
                                    Your Family extends world-wide.
                                    Save the distressed, always be Kind.
                                    Show your Courage. God is behind.    

                
 02/03/17


Premium Member Setting Up Two Vegetables

On the planet of crispy green celery in the tubal atmosphere
There was a cocky little celery Sam who thought himself rather dear.
I very easily may be the cutest stalk in the whole southern hemisphere,
He said to a colleague, Fred Turnip, with no laugh, smile, twinkle or sneer.

“My friend Sammy Celery is rather conceited, I do fear,”
Fred told his pretty radish wife, Ruthy Bee, who was standing quite near.
“We should set him up with Miss Too Wonderful Tomato,” She said. “Okay, dear?”
And, yes, she said this without a semblance of a joke, a jest, or jeer.

So they set up the two who loved to brag about themselves with no fear.
That they might offend anyone or everyone with their haughty atmosphere.
Only one date, as they both bragged incessantly, and there was no one to hear.
“That date was the worst I ever had,” they each said to everyone who got near.
Which was not actually many people in this educated stratosphere.

Premium Member Hope or Ambition

Hold your head high never forgetting your ambitions to excess.
Offer yourself time to muster courage for each goal without distress.
Praise yourself, don't wait for others, do it with finesse.
Engulf yourself in the knowledge, that you will fly through it, to success.

&

Ask yourself if I you're ready to do your best, don't settle for less.
Make sure you continue when your answer is YES. 
Be resourceful to achieve each goal ahead of time to impress.
Instill a pride in yourself that you find you can live by, without stress.
Tell yourself you can, all you need is the ability that you possess.
If the wind doesn't fill your sails start rowing to progress.
0ver deliver on any task, after a lower promise you address.
New challenges should be attacked with determination and prowess.

Premium Member Nursery School Age Kids Used To Play

Rome wasn't built in a day
   Mexicans like saying "Ole!"
If your horse eats nothing but hay
   Teach him how to order on e-Bay

While terriers put sugar in their 'tay'
   Cigarette smokers should use an ashtray
People say every dog has his day
   Though I was told that crime doesn't pay

First April showers, then come what May
   In life one's gotta find his own way
A voice vote's always a yea or a nay  
   It's lonely tonight -- Won't you stay?

When you're older, your hair might turn gray 
   Every knight needs some dragons to slay
If a soldier won't enter the fray
   Against him will a nation inveigh

On her tuffet, Little Miss Muffet ate whey
   When a donkey's upset, it'll bray
In Puerto Rico how those palm trees do sway
   Now the sun's out: Go catch a ray

Do you remember when happy meant 'gay'
   And nursery school age kids used to play? 
From the path it's far too easy to stray
   ~ Life's choices please carefully weigh!

Premium Member Paradise Holds a Horse's Crown

*Image of Horse Carousel by Pixabay.

Paradise Holds A Horse's Crown

~o~          ~o~          ~o~

Tis naught mere magic to be found,
for they have lept beyond the ground,

All in plastic they wore as gowned,
smiled in pretense confused the frowned,

Paint ashen white and horsey browned,
ere their lift dips flowerbed drowned,

All earlier had been preowned,
earned their freedom per pound by pound,

For they had pranced purposed meant clowned
froze on carousels round and round,

~o~          ~o~          ~o~

Paradise holds a horse's crown,

~o~          ~o~          ~o~

Naught to gait frolic fixed they wound,
gift with horse sense made naught a sound,

In righteousness, they did expound,
wonders commenced and made a mound,

That they grew from merry-go-round,
launched by faith be now Heaven bound,

Sought was you deservingly hound,
enwrapped in dreams had you been found,

Enjoined in quest blessings surround,
collectively after fairground,

~o~          ~o~          ~o~

Paradise holds a horse's crown,

~o~          ~o~          ~o~

Upon a steed saw you profound,
rewards a lift be him spellbound,

Comes opened gate all are inbound,
a genteel spot e'er a playground,

Boy gifts release gaits all around,
beset in gold placed out a crown

Views linger as a boy propound,
a fostered life former background,

A boy realized belonged crown,
rightfully his steed be renowned,

~o~          ~o~          ~o~

Paradise holds a horse's crown.

~o~          ~o~          ~o~

A Winning Campaign

In eternity past, God would ordain
a place to which Satan would appertain.
Darkness ruled in this void and vile domain 
wherein grief, grudges and greed were germane;
addicted to force, would Lucifer wane?

Outright rebellion goes against God’s grain, 
His plan called for a selfless Savior slain.
Demons tried to distract this one in vain;
from the world’s evil, He vowed to abstain
and pledged earthly woes to gladly constrain.

Destined to be a Redeemer who’d reign,
He drained himself of glory, heaven’s gain. 
Jesus, the Christ, chose the cross and its pain,
suffering rejection, mankind’s disdain.
Mercy, grace, love and justice, His campaign.

August 5, 2019

contest:  Emile Pinet,  Eight Word Challenge

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