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To mend a comforter have you ever ponder to be biases free

To mend a comforter have you ever ponder to be biases free---

After eight unique life stories, you will find at last, atlas, a recess to be cellular free
Btw, 
Ozone and Viola will start from scratch again, to inflict punching or hatching, her three
Whence,
You will remember pascal, oracle and Miraculously miracle all are turning black
The Orion,
In Mid forties, you do not need nieces and nephews to play along face booking
Motherhood
You long for so long to genuinely understand ingenuity, that sparkle on dew drops
Pearls and petals
And prayer bids that glow in the dark, and you play hide and seek with a gone yesterday
They all, as they
Soar higher in voice over fading a far for a distant sound, as the sound of the pristine may
She never called my good name
I never heard my good name, too
They both called each other with so many, so others, bundled a soar, that does not matter
Anyhow, anymore. 
9:14 PM
9-2-2024


Change

Someone tells you change not because you are not good
But because you do not act the way they think you should

Neither is it because they don’t think you’re not bad
It is just a reaction when they are either mad or sad

A special person in your life ask you to make some change
However uniqueness allows someone to remain the same

You are special, in your own right, just the way you are
Singing out of tune and rhythm while driving in your car 

Change however may not be bad in the pursuit of perfection
Sadly that journey isn’t easy and takes much introspection

What are the things you desire, and where do you want to be
Will these things make you truly happy, or only temporarily

Are these things that you can’t live without in the long run
Or temptations of the flesh, that only provide a quick fun

One asks, what does it matter only the test of time will tell
Should I place a Pascal wager to avoid what they call hell

The very thought of that seems a vain attempt at very best
However when the time comes will I did my very own test

Change, Aristotle, said was the only thing that doesn’t change
Clever word circles like these though do very little to explain

Indeed his idea was much more complex than I’ve stated
But, then again most people would say that he’s outdated 

To change definitely one of the most difficult things to do
It something that you must really desire, this much is true


By Wayland Bunch 2/14/2013
Form: Couplet

Showtime

"Turn on the television",
Says an angel munching popcorn,
At the end of each century
"What are the humans up to?"

15th Century:
Columbus exploring lands on unending voyages
Enchanting symphonies of musicians
Words printed publicly
On yet another note,
Empires waging wars for supremacy

16th Century: 
Shakespeare sprinkles an era of Literature
Novel religions blend together
World marvels at inventions
Oh! Their foolish twist,
Struggling against man made plagues

17th Century:
Pascal, Boyle, Newton bask in glorious Science
Folks marvel at exquisite cuisines
Discover how universe expands
But humans need a change,
How about propagating slavery

18th Century:
Darwin and Berkeley penetrate philosophic minds
Austen explores societal strata
Mozart floats among harps
Well enough, humans think
Let's plot royal conspiracies

19th Century:
Civilizations soar with industrial revolution
Pasteur creates life-saving vaccines
Giant machines uplift cities
Isn't that much for now
Time to expand slave colonies

20th Century:
Theories leave immortal traces in all fields
Carbon dating, electromagnetic rays,
Nuclear reactions building spaceships
Humans have a different need
Devastating nuclear bomb thrills

Bored, angels switch to channel Earth
Only two decades past 21st century,
Interstellar voyages, flying planes,
A primitive human wouldn't believe,
But oh they can never change,
Bubbling venom of cold wars,
Dead humanity, tortured nature,
Cheap thrills of pointless debates.

"Okay that's been a while I say,
It is time to give them a taste.
At regular intervals in this century,
Humans with their wolfish greed
Surpassing idiocy need a pause."

Combating over money, religions, 
Nature, opinions, nothing else
While humans oppose each other
Forgetting to ponder their doings
Angels and demons dance together
Letting nature throw up for a while
God laughs as he tunes for showtime,
"And now for something completely different..."

May 20, 2020

Alcoholic Servitude

Lead me towards 
your light like the 
three wise me of old 
oh famous STAR.

Make me a grand 
gladiator in  your 
sacrid arena,tasting 
ultimate victory oh 
GULDER.

Tune my ears to your 
alluring melody, great 
HARP of ancient 
singers.

Lead me to the path 
where my diva lie 
still,awating my 
reviving touch,am at 
your servitude dear 
EVA WINE.

Lure me away sir MAC 
DOWEL. To your 
hidden shrine lord 
MISEUR PASCAL.

Spin my head, and 
sway my feet,down 
your liquor 
path,follows i in full 
pace,the grand SPINOF 
ICE.

Extend my greeting to 
your brothers,tell 
them about my battle 
with the  DRY GIN.

And my chronicles at 
the great temple of 
DEROK.

My dance with the 
LEGEND and miss 
CALIPSO don't fail to 
mention.

I tried my devoted 
BEST,revived by the 
almighty BULLET, defy 
the RED LABEL but 
falls under the giddy 
claws of ANDRE.

In sacrid servitude to 
alcohol birth forth this 
lines.

Premium Member Holy-Holy

Deep into the darkness okay
I heard a blessing dandy okaying
Holy holy said I think of m o s q u e.  away
I awoke and flung away the kindness 
Obeying once upon a midnight 
Saintly holy holy glorious I rejoice
I  yes holy holy once I set engaged 
Inhaling by the grave I saw a man 
Yelling his claim was I am the All I am 
And so I screamed 
Is that an angel or Christ instead I had covered 
I muttered holy glorious I rejoice I yes holy holy 
My Worship I could not awaken 
And the Hallelujah never missing that respondorial Jerusalem 
That responsoria Jerusalem once I said engaged inhaling 
The distinguished Divine decline the amens 
Brought such sorrow 
And holy holy glorious
 I rejoice I yes holy holy final points
Fell I Fall and struck to our hearts 
That decent decent hummings sings 
The choir in r&B I crave 
The heavenly hollowed hello 
Where is the Halo much are this I marveled
The spiritual doxology the sacred sobbing 
Crying holy glorious
 I rejoice I yes holy holy and utter basis for singing shouting
 Hallelujah higher highest praise take yon pascal lamb 
From out of my heartlings
I threw my exhortations upon the floor 
Raised that moment my soul grew  t i n c t u r e d 
Praise raised fingers Holy Glory I rejoice I say yes
Holy Holy push said away deep
And into the darkness sticking in there 
Stepped a non-religious person the plain chant 
Don't go non-religious says the sinners the saints and the atheists 
Holy glorious I rejoice I yes holy holy

11/16/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020


Atmospheric Pressure

Sandwiches perched on plate, remote control in one hand,
he settles heavily on comfy couch as the TV goes alive.
A sweet and sexy voice cuts in the heavy atmosphere;

“Weather forecast: Now we move to the tropical depression….”
He’s alert; eyes are held by slim fit skirt and moulding top.
“…menacing our island. This is the zone of low pressure…”

With extraordinary care, he arranges the plate on the table and tries to listen.
But eyes are riveted to the waves of graceful movement as she stretches her arm and walks on needle sharp heels to indicate some drawings on the map. He flinches.
Her words fall on buzzing ears “...atmospheric pressure tends to intensify…” 

The pressure in the living room is intensifying as she goes on
with a killing smile, as if it is the greatest joy of the world for her to declare 
“…from 1007 to 1004 hectopascal, in the next 24 hours….”
“What’s that?... What pascal??....” he is irritated.

“Oh! Why does it have to be young women like her doing this?”
“…which will be sustained with gust of wind of 60 to 61 kms per hour…” she goes on facing the camera boldly.
Her blouse is too tight on her breasts…
He swears in an attempt to diminish her power over him and scoffs her knowledge…

His ego is shaken and a voice inside his head warns
“Fool...Learn some more on atmospheric pressure to understand weather forecast!”

Still, her coy smiles are suffocating, he sweats and eyes her hungrily.
Feverish eyes search for her name at the bottom of the screen.
Not bad….he gives a devilish grin: She is the next!


20 Aug 2017

Premium Member To My Daughter, Sophia

"Is it a girl? I think it's a girl!!...Doc?"
Flowers form'd blooms from sunny Easter skies
Let's call her Sophia Pascal Peacock
Our first baby born with baby blue eyes

You were two, I'd brag..."See what I'm seeing?"
Sighing, your mother would cringe and quiver
"Look! We've made the perfect human being,
She got all the best things we could give her!"

Wisdom, passion, love flows from your spirit
So alive with drive, caring and kind too
Accepting defeat? No, you won't hear it
So...you know...we can't be more proud of you

Birth day, we pray'd, thank'd God that He brought her
Now sweet sixteen, my beautiful daughter
Form: Sonnet

The Scent of Easter Lilies

The scent of Easter lilies is everywhere 
representing new life, new hope 
As we honor the resurrection of our Lord 
through a celebration of memorial love, 
we feel renewed and ready to meet a new year 
full of peaceful living; 

From the brazier comes a new and blessed fire 
and as we light the pascal candle as a sign of hope 
we overcome the darkness of the tomb 
and enter a time of great knowledge 
For we know He is the alpha and omega, 
the beginning and the end, 
A grain of bread in a broken world, full of hunger 

The scent of Easter lilies reminds us that we 
can be saved, and we can bloom again 
thanks to the love He has bestowed on us, 
since that very first Easter.

Genevieve

GENEVIEVE

Notice me
Talk to me; we both wished in secret admiration
Every time I tried; something unseen holds me back
We both waited patiently; time shall fade away
I couldn’t wait on time any longer; I did what I have to do
I did it all; I noticed her, talked to her, and said my mind
Amazingly she felt the same thing I did.

At first, it was lust; hunger and thirst for her body
Hers is an appetizing body; food for the gods
She is not the first; there were others before her
Others; just as pretty and sexy but something is different this time 
Her innocence enthrals me; delicate delicacy
She has the inscription on her face that reads “handle with care”
That I did and still doing; she is my precious jewel.

Genevieve
Now, I have fallen deeply in love with you
Nothing else matters except you my love; I love you
I feel things like I never felt before; you changed me
Now I know what true love is; you have showed me the right path to love
It’s complete; love, trust, understanding and all
It’s no longer a secret that only we know; I love you
With love; words of Pascal my brother...

The Resurrection of Christ From the Dead

Easter has a profound significance...
the resurrection of Christ from the dead,
and after Lent, there's no abstinence or penance;
sacrificed, as prophesied was the Pascal Lamb!
Lord, take all my sins away...
with true meekness I pray! 


Easter begins at sunrise
and the faithful sing with triumphant voices,
to glorify the unblemished
Lamb of God so hallowed and reigning!
Lord, take all my sins away...
with true meekness I pray! 


Christ, the worthy Lamb, was slain
and now He has risen from Hell,
paying with His shed blood our iniquities in full...
and whoever follows Him will be greatly rewarded! 
Lord, take all my sins away...
with true meekness I pray!


There stands, on His Heavenly throne, 
the Word revealed to us on the day of resurrection...
not scourged and crucified on the hill of Calvary,
but raised and glorified by the Father of eternity!
With true meekness I pray,...
Lord, take all my sins away!


He died for our sake, and love was His gift,
and as divine as He was, He even endured thirst;
let's dwell in His holy temple that man's malevolence
can't ever tear down or menace with vindictiveness!
Lord, take all my sins away...
with true meekness I pray!
Form: Lyric

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