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A Morning Prayer To the Sun

Good morning sun, as we enter into a new year, I thank God for you,

I thank you for blessing me with your rays of love light and energy, shining  ever so brightly each day.
no matter what austerities, adversities or circumstances that may come your way you are forever constant.

I want to be just like you, to shine ever so brightly each day, no matter austerities, adversities or circumstances that may come my way.
I thank you every morning, for all that you do, if you did not do the things that you do, life on this planet earth would cease to exist.

My father created the sun, the moon, the stars, and all the planets in the galaxies and the universities, he created them all.
then he created this planet earth and all things on it, the oceans, the rivers, the mountains, the trees all plant life on land and in the sea, all animal life on land and in the sea, all precious metals, gemstones, oils and gases.

My father created them all, then he created men and women and gave us this planet for our home, he made us the custodians of this planet earth and all things on it.
And even though at times we are so undeserving of this great honor, but God is a loving and forgiven father and I am so grateful for his love and grace.

I am a child of God and of the light, my father and I am one, I am that I am, in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit my lord and savior Jesus Christ, may you wash me with your blood make me anew cleanse me of all my sins and transgressions.
To you my father I give all things, you know my heart, my desires, my wants and my needs.

forever grateful for the gift of life, to earths custodians please take care of mother earth for there is no other!
Form: Verse


Child Day Born

Wendsday child filled with woe born into choas cold empty shadow.
she who shivers while her baby glows 
small feet and eyes simply close 
A tight fist hearth a crying mist
skin that is dark who fathomed sun kiss
kissed on the bridge 
of thy nose 
curiosity strikes thee small eyes that follow 
magnetic warmth that only you dream about  cookies and candles and a water spout 
hope cools the steam off a dragon's snout an image of worry succeeds his doubt
fire flares but only rage finds out broken glass only acommpany a shout
she knows pain... and he knows now 
A love tie broken but why tight bounds?

Fragile mind do you feel sadden at all?
 you laugh and play
pass river sheep small
 you will seek out the forest trees tall 
mysterious uplifts whenever you fall
they beck your name they need not call. 

You're just a babe
 A scattered brain U
what path do you take 
You must be brave!
 you suddenly peer a great goldenly gate 
clever u are not
 so vines you break, 
unnecessarily so plant life you take
the spirit of wonder you seemingly shake 
It's The women who used her hand as a plate!
 
She guides your light so bright and so pure all through the night her lullaby cures
She chased away your lonesome fear 
You feel comfort now that she's here
she a flower who wilts away
pours u her soul as her leaves turn grey 
you are captivated by the beauty of her growth she whispers to you like a sacred oath
 she will say to love and to pray and always be wise her eyes will cry you seem to know why.
 
she can no longer play in Marvelous May
 the sun has to set at the end of the day.
 you weep the woes of wistful Wednesday.

Premium Member Pale Blue Dot:

On this pale blue dot in which all man lives, 
Take a moment to think what all this means, 
The animals, plant life and all that gives, 
Pleasures taken from all the sublime scenes. 

But from outer space, it looks like a dot, 
A world full of wonders and miracles, 
Evolution working in every spot, 
Like with the lunar nodes that push and pull. 

A fascinating place to say the least, 
From volcanos to tsunamis and more, 
But the sun will always rise in the east, 
With every ocean, you will find its shore. 

Could one explain this world to another? 
To us, we simply call her our mother. 
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(Ten syllables per line)
22~11~16
© White Wolf  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Modern Medi Miracle

(To be sang to the tune of...
   "Modern Major General" by Gilbert and Sullivan)

I am the very model of a modern medi miracle.
I've defied all odds against prognosis. It's hysterical!
I've so many issues now,
Still living and I don't know how.
I am the very model of a modern medi miracle.

I shouldn't have made fifty - I'm now an octogenarian!
The Guinness Book of Records have now started on their queryin'.
I've simply lived a healthy life
Without unnecessary strife.
I am the very model of a modern medi miracle.

I've found humour through the darkest and most trying of all times.
Sometimes there are no words and no, nor are there any clever lines.
But funny strikes through thick and thin,
Convinces us that we can win
And somehow lightens heavy loads when things start to look frightenin'.

It made me feel quite proud when I was dubbed by docs "the alpha male"
This means I'm extra strong and so to prove them right I will not fail.
This power that resides in me
Gives me the capability
To be a living proof that there are modern medi miracles.

I've found joy in things I see. The sky. The plant life and the bird.
My soul is often lifted by the natural music I have heard.
Yes. Not all meds are clinical.
There's love. There's faith. To add to all,
It helps to be a model of a modern medi miracle.

There are special people who have always stood right by my side.
Those closest to my heart have listened to the tears I have cried.
So looking back it's obvious,
Lest you be oblivious
Why I am the model of a modern medi miracle!
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Spring, Where Are You

Spring, Where Are You?


The cold wind is blowing,
with no sunshine showing,
and now it is snowing!
Spring, where are you?

Plant life should be teaming
new stems and buds streaming,
yet, Spring is daydreaming
midst the cold brew.

We've held off our planting,
no seedlings transplanting.
More nor'easters ranting!
What can we do?

This Winter's still fighting
the Springtime we're sighting...
long days, the sun lighting
flowers in view.

Cold Winter days clinging,
as Spring's out there winging;
our hopeful hearts singing,
let Spring come through!


Sandra M. Haight

~1st Place~
Contest: Early March 2019
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Judged: 03/02/2019
Form: Rhyme


Winter Wonderland

I walk alone on a misty winter morn
Through fields of brilliant white, which they now beautifully adorn
Clumps of frozen grass scrunching stiffly underfoot
This crisp winter chill, ever so sharply does it cut

Fallen foliage has gathered upon my path
Next year’s nutrition will be the aftermath
Bird nests are now visible within skeletal trees
All of a sudden exposed to the frigid winter breeze

My fingers numb, my little nose is so red
All gods creatures tackling the winter dread
Once green plant life now veiled in white
The persistence of life, so resilient in its fight

Snow gently falling like a fantasy dream
Picturesque rooftops blanketed in vanilla cream
The sky was a misty haze, not a cloud to be seen
Like an all-encompassing canopy screen

A grandma struggles along frozen streets
On a quest to retrieve some Christmas treats
She battles through the numbing snow
A week's worth of groceries all in tow

Santa readies himself, way up in Lapland
As children across the world watch the minute hand
Parents hoping all will go as planned
While outside, a magnificent white winter wonderland

I often stand out at night, as snow falls delicately upon me
Like crystalline stars descending from the heaven's glory
A unique snowflake for every creature great and small
A simple snowflake, one for all
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Timeless Womb

Seed - scattered strewn or downtrodden.
Grain stuck on passive flytrap mucus.
Wild life biomes ripe with  open sesame.
Frantic birth pangs stiffen their gestations as green  leaf ferments bubble underneath.
Mother of all wombs, diva pulse or fertile runner bean. 
Maternal youth. 
Eternal youth.
Bamboo shoots that wave their infant tassels
in a windmill vane.  
Future plant life leveler a wobbly wellie earth  crunch.
Squelching  noises  tower over  brown air pigment mulch.
Sweet pea treasure’s 
plot or topsoil script, ploughman’s pen an agri-birthmark issue.
Acorns cling  to feather beak and claw with migrant species casually dispersing airborne clan.
Pity the poor bacteria  as they bear their own strain.
Mediators in regrowth, 
life cycle go betweens who skirt around infinity.
Pregnant life force signage points at blossom, branch  and blade.
Father  sky, whose azure blue tarpaulin watches blithely as we earthlings bloom like algae.
Captain chlorophyll, the sunshine nabbing pirate rules the waves.
Sugar dazzle  booty on display for fortune  hunters everywhere.
Placenta of the rural outcrop overstretched.
Nourishing, replenishing yet prematurely procreates its progeny.
Compost layer genus code emulsions where thorny splatters worm themselves inside.
Gene pool mirror drapes  its vibrant colour wash on foetal lime bow and arrow  twigs.
A prism to some rainbow tint or shaft.
Muddy waters  percolating sluggishly through all those clay born  matrices below.
Our natural breeds now wet nurse turf ground offspring.
Nutrients absorbed by network carriers- sprout and stem WIFI eco-mates. 
Elevator of the undergrowth in embryo.
Going up going down.
Timeless womb your time will always come.

Posted 13 th August 2021
Form: Imagism

Premium Member God's Greatest Sin (In My Opinion)

I'm that guy who literally could never harm a fly.
I respect life too much and it saddens me to see anything die.
I once had a guest at my home when a little cockroach began to roam
foraging atop of my table.
My guest raised his hand to give that cockroach a slam,
but I grabbed his wrist rendering him unable.
I scooped up the little guy safely into my closed palm.
I then tossed it out my window so its life could go on.
It saddens me to consume even the simplest of plant life
because life is so precious. It's every living things unalienable right.
Yes, I respect all life, plants, animals, even creatures most consider vermin.
The fact that we must survive by consuming the living, is in my sincere blasphemous opinion 
truly the greatest mistake of the Creator. It is most definetly God's greatest sin.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member New England

the sea winds calling
           calling beach tides thrilling
                  thrilling woodlands for hiking
	                hiking along streams vibrant 
		             vibrant wildlife still sprawling
	                           sprawling plant life enthralling
	                                 enthralling cobble streets for strolling
                                          strolling perfection in a New England town ~~
                                             a New England town of actual living sounds -
                                                sounds like I should permanently settle down:

Leading a simple life are solid folk.
Many fish the sea for their living.
In city life, they would be slowpokes,
but here time is for deep breathing.
Old lighthouses dot an idyllic coast
and fishing boats fill the scenic harbors.
There’s shellfish aplenty for dining ardor.
Many inns are old homes of lace and charm,
reminiscent of America’s youth.
There are old horse bridges and farms
built when pride was America’s truth.
There is much history to relish
and nature that stirs one zealous.
New England is the good life embellished
and an address that I would cherish.
Form: Rhyme

sky talk

Sky talk 

The massive intellect of the universe
have thought that it is no longer cost-effective to 
human on planet earth 
The problem is how to save other non-human life
plants, trees, and flowers
Careful before one continues lest it thinks useful
born without a sense of humor, regarded fun-time
as an extension of work
What is needed to save the world's plant life is
to find a person magnifically stupid, who is silent 
and delay any sensible reaction.
Enter, the Peacemaker
 A man of such foibles as admitting to failure will
lead humanity so quickly to a fall that there shall
There's no asking, oh dear, what happened  
 Smoothly, the voice  of the alter intellect said
Tucker Carlson is packing, and his readers sighed 
The rumors were true
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

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