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Supplication

What is supplication? It is faith on bended knee,
A sacred, living fellowship with God's divinity.
It fills our deepest emptiness with mercy from above,
Bringing peace and holy wisdom, joy and perfect love.
"Be anxious for nothing," God's faithful Word declares;
In everything with thankful hearts, bring to Him your prayers.
From Matthew, Kings, and Samuel, to the Psalms that gently sing,
The Scriptures call us to His throne, our praises there to bring.

Let heaven be our heart's desire, where Christ we'll see one day,
So cast aside the weights of sin that lead our souls astray.
Cast every care upon the Lord, for He is ever near;
He knows our every need and wipes away each fear.
Seek and ask, keep knocking still, with humble hearts that pray;
Walk with Jesus every hour and trust Him day by day.
For more than all earth's treasures, it is Christ our souls pursue—
A life of sweet supplication, faithful, steadfast, pure, and true.
Form: Rhyme


Being Fair

Being fair


You have come to me on bended knee
Your whole life in disrepair 
Not knowing now which turn to take
Asking me to please be fair 

I have walked the road of heartbreak
Alone each morning as I awoke
You left me such a long time ago
To love another for love’s sake

What were those words you spoke to me?
Love like this happens only once in life?
And you had found your one true love 
You no longer wanted me as your wife

Well, I had to let you go,did I not?
To go with the true love you had found
While  my heart lay in total despair
Ripped and scattered all over the ground

Please get up off your bended knee
I am so sorry for your despair
But the turn you took so long ago
Gives you the answer of me being fair

Connie Moore
December, 20 2015
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Queen's Lot

There's parting of a frantic sea, to catch a glimpse, on bended knee
They nonchalantly steal a piece of privacy, consuming more, 
assuming poise, among the noise
whenever posed upon her door 

How must it be, to be the queen?
To sit so high upon a throne?

With no remorse of deed or thought
to slice her thin, and spill her name, upon the royal carpet fame

The horses trot, the carriage rides, the palace square, the heir abides
How is it there upon the throne, is it lonely at the top?

Beneath the crown upon her head, they watch her wave behind the smile.
The flashbulbs light the milky way
while voices scream among the fray.  Does the shouting ever stop?

Does the room feel cold from on the throne?  Is it lonely at the top?

She's guided by an elbow's charm, disarmed, by tabloids, all alone.

There is mystery behind the door,  the secrets of her universe
Is there more to bear than we can see, adored by all, but all alone
Is it lonely on the throne?

---------------------------------------------------------------
5/29/15
For Contest Sponsored by Judy Konos 
"Long Live The Queen"
Form: Rhyme

King of Kings

King where dost thy realm begin, the Kingdom and thy throne?

I come to offer my sword to thee, my life, my blood, my Soul.

Ne'er once have I admired more, majestic Sovereign up on high

Guiding light from blinding star, if you please with me abide.


Offering this hand of mine, to be taken and held by your's

Flight of fancy, heart's desire, let me fight this gallant cause.


King command this subject here, thy will be done not mine

Ignorance be no defense, surely recognition is divine

Not all Kings belong to monarchy, nor Monarchs blood be blue

Grant this wish I ask of thee,  Lord let me come to serve you

Sword in hand, on bended knee, Son of man, King of Kings.
Form: Acrostic

The River Made Of Tears

I walk along the river bank
to where my family home once stood
There's nothing here but mud and rock 
and memories from childhood
 
It wasn't time that wore it down 
but water on one fateful day
Helene came through and by her wrath
my little home was washed away

And with it went my wife and child
as sudden rising waters struck
So unprepared we were for this
when massive flooding ran amok

The bridge that goes to town is gone
There's no way in or out of here 
So many friends and neighbors lost 
beneath this river made of tears

Oh Father, God, with broken heart 
and spirit crushed, I call to Thee 
I wish I had been swept away
instead of here on bended knee

Oh why have I survived this thing?
And how can I go on from here?
I'm stuck upon this broken bank
above this river made of tears

© Mike Wise 
10-2-24

*This is based on the disaster that ravaged vast areas of Appalachia last week from hurricane Helene. I live in this general area where much devastation took place, but for the record, by God's grace where I live was relatively untouched. But my heart is broken for friends and neighbors, known and largely unknown, whose personal suffering and losses this poem cannot adequately describe. This was written on their behalf, based on many stories I heard in the news and the destruction I saw with my own eyes.
Form: Rhyme


The BBC down on bended knee

The BBC has not just bowed but been kowtowed by the dastardly crowd

Proud Aunty allowed to be somehow cowed by this bastardly diss shroud

Got to worry the crisis takes its toll heads roll…they only had to say sorry

Avowed critics beef rowed & wowed their brief a mischief agenda so loud

With no defender the chief got so much grief his resignation did tender 

Ploughed by true offender Boris the political pretender on another bender

Call out this lout who truth does flout the vile bile he does all the while tout 

Dob on the blue blob snob & knob whose vastly ghastly gob makes me sob 

Why on earth would any serf care about what this loony buffoon does shout

Revels in his dishevelled pout..amazed Aunty levelled razed by his crazed rout 

Phoney baloney stories of the Tories glories..the Telegraph a trusty rusty crony

The BBC again slain by a disdain campaign as inane & insane as Johnson’s reign  

Without doubt we’ve the clout to stop the lying vulture from rifling stifling culture

Scoff turn toff coven oven off..cohorts of suits in cahoots ravaging loots savaging

Candour…can’t pander to their dander & devil may care unfair slander propaganda

Boris not a novice as the orifice taking the piss remember the abyss of him in office

Country’s ex headmaster pastor of disaster willing killing our beloved broadcaster even faster
Form: Rhyme

I Summon You

Oh great divide you stand to look at me 
while I on bended knee grope for you 
between this world and the next 
we are like ocean book ends , 
meeting in the center of the Universe ;

Oh great depression you are killing me 
offhand remarks ingrained in my psych
your a wedding band on my finger 
and joy can never ring  us
when our hearts meet, we suck air ;

Oh great divide why can't we feel  
the day we married we had the flu  
between our worlds there is no next 
we are like rivers running wild 
meeting only through the great divide 

Anger, I summon you then squelch you, 
what is a broken heart to do, I ask you?

Premium Member The Bible Tabernacle

The Bible Tabernacle
By Franklin Price
05/29/2022

My wife passed in January. The Lord came down, took her away
I made a promise then to Jesus, that I would praise him every day
Would again, be going back to church. It had been so very long
We both believe He died for us. I'd praise him again in song

Had no idea of where to go. I was sure that church had changed
Would the Spirit be in all of them, or would they all be rearranged?
I asked the Lord to guide me, lead me along the way
His voice then whispered in my ear and he had these words to say

“As you go on without her, let My spirit be your guide
I never ever will mislead you, will always be there by your side
We have a choice to make together, of where your church should be
I will point out a few of them, then you can go to each and see”

I followed in his wisdom and each Sabbath day I went
To a different church God showed me, I would go where I was sent  
I saw the Lord in all of them, to a varying degree
Some I had to search intensely, so I moved along to see

Invited by a loving neighbor, as we were down on bended knee
He's at the Bible Tabernacle, why don't you come with me and see?
Would I ever walk into a church, and feel the good Lord's loving grace?
I came to the Tabernacle and I looked upon his face.

I asked God, when I left that day, should I continue with my search?
God said, “It's your decision, I've shown my dove upon its perch
Did you feel that I was present, with no doubt that I was there?
Did you feel the power of Me and of all My love and care?”

Of course I knew the answer, knew that God had shown the way
I wrote this poem to celebrate and I'm returning on this day
I pray to God this congregation understands that it is clear
That we are within his presence, and that the Lord our God is here.
Form: Couplet

All a Girl Really Wants

"All a man really wants, is a girl who looks good in a bikini." - Jack Freestone

All a girl wants is a man who looks amazing in a tiny suit 
one that will make her heart race when he flexes his glutes 

one who comes charging down the beach on a white horse 
and swoops her in his big strong arms, without any force 

All a girl wants is a good looking man with a sexy strut 
one with crazy thunder thighs and trunks that plunge n' cut 

one that will place tanning lotion all over her warm body 
and make her purr like a kitten after drinking hot toddy 

All a girl wants is a swimsuit God who is named Bolt Upright 
it has to fit him almost right,... but just a wee bit tight 

one who can save her if she's about to drown at sea 
and give her mouth to mouth on bended knee.  

"All a girl really wants, is a man who looks good in a bikini" - Yummy !
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Squire

A young squire set off
through the dark woods
he was on his way to town
to find adventure and fun

When he was set upon by villains
bravely he fought them off
his sword now blood-red
on toward the town ahead 

Then a fearsome dragon
blocked his way with fire
he strung his longbow
and shot it dead through the eye

He passed by an old man
his cart stuck in a rut
the squire lent a hand
his gaze he could not advert

He has e-spied a comely maiden
hair of gold and lips like satin
a twinkle in her blue eyes as she gazed 
struck by the bolt of love

He rode with them to town
saw them settled in the inn
then to the lord of the manor
to swear his fealty on bended knee

The lord knighted the young squire
"A boon, I ask," my lord, "I am in love
and wish to wed. Will you grant my wish"?
"Indeed I will," the lord replied,

"Lets all feast and be merry
as you take your bride's hand",
a banquet spread before them
they exchanged their rings

Now they retire to the boudoir
there let us leave this pair of new weds


written 03/22/2013

contest: medaeval idealism

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