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Enveloped within the ambiance of night where the moonlight comforts my soul—the absence of anyone else around leaving me at peace.
“Stay for as long as you need to”, a quiet voice whispered, “for no one can hurt you here.”
In that moment, I felt safe and a sense of freedom to be just who I am.
Amongst those stars, I found refuge and a place that I could now call home—the hours of darkness redefining its reputation.
And within that time, I became grateful for the silence of not being ridiculed amongst a population that normalizes cruel intentions.
Leave me here and let society carry on, for when the sun takes its position in the morning, I'll be a memory that daylight was never meant to hold.
Unknown, unseen, the invisible demon has arrived to annihilate
Anybody out in open becomes a pray of his wrath
Soon gasping for breath, gone forever
Such is his might that no one dares to go near dead body
Lest they be killed mercilessly
Huddled at home, a life of scare
Millions dead, count increasing
Governments battling the hidden enemy
Nothing is working
All are living a caged life at home
This monster has spread its tentacles all over the earth
Dead bodies fill crematory, human population coming down drastically
Surprisingly he is targeting only humans
Nature, trees, animals, birds, insect, air, water, all are happy
They are glad the monster came to save them from human atrocities
Land animals still living in little space, now roam about more freely
Water bodies are relieved as they are no longer being used as a big dustbin
Trees are breathing fresh air
Birds are chirping merrily
No honking of vehicles, no loudspeakers, no loud human noises
It seems this monster is a friend of all except humans
He wants to kill humans for atrocities committed against others
Man's ego stands crushed
One who thought he was the greatest
stands helplessly in front of a microscopic creature.
Earth belongs to all, live and let live
Stop destroying earth, or I will come kill you
Message is loud and clear!
05.05.2021
Contest Name : A Poem of Horror
Sponsor : Funom Makama
Human kind, population of many kinds
Each stake claim over dominant race
Bias race to think one is better than other
That their idea be any different than yours
Because it is not same of yours
Is it so much that you be right
Or learning experience to a better way
A way of change, even our hearts need looking
Hatred discontent, for your own life chose
Person we grown to be we except
With perception, we all seeing life same
Dreams of make believe come reality
Bias race, is it your life you follow
Or world in demand for a solution
It only be our own desire our guilt
Heart as wicked as soul of man
We kill for skin, robbing a life dignity
We earn respect, loyalty bought mere pennies
What is it we become the trash you street
We see man hungry, greed we feel
His rags rip by life circumstances
It is not we choose our color by choice
But by one's demeanor their character carry
The importance of the being truth be seen
Only in eyes of beholder bias race
One can not love another without first loving yourself
Has life destroyed perspective you had
What is it racism lives but in ourselves
That we hate another cause not who they are
Is white a minority, all dark skins
Should I fear the color or the man
Makes no difference, one as bad as other
But except skin, we are still same
Bias race, not just color but foreigners way
It's not our land we trample hearts
But morals of being breathe for same air
I just read that U.S. Democrats stand in solidarity
against Trump,
but what else?
What is democracy for?
First,
democracy, rather than republican plutocracy,
here confuses collaboration against our competitive opponents
with solidarity,
which must be for both ourselves and our appositional tensions.
Second,
democracy trusts empathy
rather than mistrusting antipathy
much less active distrusting pathology
so democracy stands in solidarity
with polypathic regenerativity,
with wealth optimization as health maximization.
So,
please,
if our parties and cooperatively-owned
and managed
and cared for
healthy workplaces
wear the label of "we are pro-democracy"
then rest assured that being for healthy polycultural evolution
and against degenerative monoculturing competitions
is a humanitarian platform
not limited to gathering votes from 50% of the humane-natural population,
but capable of drawing every vote
from every mind and body of age
to become pro-health for all Earth's species,
including this less upper-caste privileged variety
of democratically polyamorous party animal.
It was holy traveling
Suddenly I decided
after getting up from the long night sleeping,
Over phone I fixed the time of going out
I never visited the holy shrine before
Amazing, strange, solemn environment all to me
Top of the hill the saintly shrine is
Since indefinite time alone all around forest silently there was
It was said once the saint accomplished spiritual contemplation on there
No sounds, no population but birds chirping from far
When I was going to up by the muddy stairs of the hilly body
Suddenly four dogs came and escorted me and my friend
After visiting and praying in the shrine I felt hungry
Found not there the dogs but miraculously
an unfamiliar person asked to share with him his meal!
O' it's maybe called God's blessings and help in terrible far alone
Whatever, on the way back we saw a snake in the middle of the stairs
Dark black, fatty, long and brown eyes snake
We'd no idea and We’re still unknown to it
My friend afraid of it and went back few steps up
I felt also back to the shrine
But I gathered courage and thought-
“I'm not harmful to anyone and anything
So, why does this snake harm me or barricade my path?"
Generated courage forwarded us to march ahead
We found the snake moved aside instinctively
12.07.2020 Chattogram
Coronavirus also know as Covid-19
A deadly virus that is wiping the population clean
It's just like the flu but can do so much more worst to you
It started in the Whuhan city and has made it's way around
It's a virus with no cure yet found
What can we do is the world coming to and end
Will covid-19 put us all to bed
We can only hope and pray that this epidemic can just go away
So many people have the symptoms, yet so many people have been put to rest
I never would of thought something this bad would happen in this world
But here we are today defeating this plague everyday
not one day doesn't go by where there isn't someone tested positive
I say we all put our hands together and really start to pray
For all the people who are suffering with covid-19 and those who have already passed and gone away.
we should wish for a cure to quickly be found
And maybe start to make some serious rules around
In this world to make life better and safer
So we can prevent these kinds of epidemic that just come around.
By Naderia
For all around, this world I can see
Destruction, betrayal as the impoverished plea
Palestine, Israel and these Belfast child's
A world of man, in destructive wild
We have been here
For millions of years
Why in over two thousand
We have many tears, and many fears
People became leaders, their population steered
An unknown word suppression, alleyed their fears
They were told what was right, told what was wrong
The unbelievers, well they never belonged!
In every society, there has been a written book
Through modern centuries, we have been told to look
And if we look, and these words have been found
Is is purely belief, or are these words so profound
I am no seer, but my eyes can see
My name is Semaj, and i have no plea
You are here today, respect your tomorrow
For my words above!
My entry into Matt Caliri contest " If i Could Talk to God "
http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/life-6.php
Our lives are consumed
With vice and pleasure
Self-absorbed with blinders
And avarice for treasure
The majority indifferent
To the plight of our parents
Or the generation before them
With their disciplined adherence
As medical technology
Prolongs our existence
A materialistic generation
Promotes political resistance
The diseases and conditions
Previously unnamed
Now have an aging
population restrained
Disadvantaged and exploited
They simply try to survive
While the rest of us carelessly
Go on with our lives
No opportunities to acquire
The means to sustain
Plus devaluation of the dollar
Leave them hungry and lame
They face the future like the past
Proud and undaunted
Their only dream left
Is to feel needed and wanted
October 16 2016
"Laid Upon Their Alters"
qhapaq hucha
it begins at birth
the most precious
resource of all
we are registered,
audited, one by one
under the rod measured
by lizard rule
the capacocha
children of complacency
dumbed down, some
thorns, uppity, removed
heads counted
to be held high
as trophies, those played
and won
for the greater good
oh yes,
we belong;
we belong,
we’ve always belonged,
to the ruling class
sapa inca
orders sacrifice, daily
all are held up to the Sun
of the others’ huacas,
accountable,
we are ears of corn
sheared and scattered
kurnels sown to replenish
a new world
fresh crops
laid upon
their oily alters
falls the empires
one by one
like conquistadors
they dissolve us
holy sees parted
red and bleeding
we are all children
well drugged
foreplay for prophecies
all war rooms
cleanly wiped
disinfected, by fire
baptised deja vu
submerged
together
we are something else
to behold
realm of the four parts
these final moments
matter
(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)
“With their royalty and focus of worship destroyed,
the general population readily accepted Spanish rule
as “what was done.” This created local assistance which,
along with outside factors, allowed the Spanish
to completely conquer the region by 1572,
marking the end of the Inca Empire.“
“This pattern of manipulating a people’s concept
of ideological power, in conjunction with
relational and material power,
is seen throughout history
and is often a large component
of the fall of great empires.”
"That’s why the banalities matter.
When the real issues come up, healthy states,
the ones capable of handling and minimizing
everyday dysfunction, have a great deal more capacity
to respond than those happily waltzing toward their end.
But by the time the obvious, glaring crisis arrives
and the true scale of the problem becomes clear, it’s far too late.
The disaster—a major crisis of political legitimacy, a pandemic,
a climate catastrophe—doesn’t so much break the system
as show just how broken the system already was."
THE LABEL I HIDE ON THE WINE BOTTLE There was no real need to know of the brand I did not want to prejudice the taste The wine was chosen on its own merit
THEY TOLD ME OF THE PSYCHO CAT'S DEMISE There was no need to prolong misery It was better for everyone concerned All the family totally agreed
SABBATICAL DREAMS AFTER QUARANTINE
Altered behavior will always follow Some families get closer; some farther The population may also increase
EERIE BOARDWALK CREAKS NEAR THE WHITE SAND BEACH Reminds me of the Santa Cruz boardwalk We were at that beach forty years ago Funny how time also made my bones creak
090420PSCtest, Collaborate With Me, Kim Rodrigues
10 syllables per line(Syllable counter). 1P