Long Prince Poems

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Premium Member Knight Rises

He rides towards the setting sun
Further and further from his special one
The sound of his armor clanking with each hoof beat
Perspiration horse and rider oppressive desert heat

He rides through the desert to find the Prince.
Commissioned by the King to bring him home.
All others afraid he rides alone.
He will not stop until he fulfills this pact.
His spirit is strong he chooses to act.

The King makes a promise,
"Brave Knight, bring my son home,
you can have anything,
a castle of stone."
Knight responds, " I will do what you ask.
I will not stop 
Until I complete the task.
Allow me to make 
but one request, 
to marry your daughter Jessica
when I pass this test."

She with the face of an Angel,
stunning blue eyes.
Heart so beautiful,
his mighty soul cries.

No man would stand,
in the Knight's way.
Yet there are things,
much deeper at play.

Days and nights in the desert,
plays tricks on the mind.
Time has no meaning,
as it begins to unwind.
He heads into the valley,
the valley of death.
Gods willing,
he won't breathe his last breath

Witches enchantresses,
orbs of blue light.
Naked nymphs dancing,
in the glowing moonlight.


He dismounts,
calls out the Prince's name
The Prince is engaged
In a deadly game

The prince responds,
"please leave me be.
I am being pleasured,
by the beauty you see."

The creatures of the night,
seek his seed,
In exchange they promise,
to satisfy every need.

The Knight,
strong and true.
He sees beyond,
nimble bodies of blue.

The voice of his Jessica,
whispers in his heart.
With his sword,
he tears the illusion apart.

Bodies of the demons 
in a pile they lay
He fights through the evening
Until light of day

The Prince freed,
from a prison of lies.
Fooled by illusion,
he didn't realize.

A Knight strong and brave,
loyal and wise.
Evil banished,
he claims his prize.

Home to his Princess the Kingdom saved.
Triumphant return the banners are waved.
A Heros welcome a true loves kiss.
Endings don't come much happier than this.


Medieval Idealism, contest
Written July 30th 2013.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Black Panther

Wakandan African Chieftain King
Married to X-Man Storm
A scientists, prince King hero Avenger
Civil rights activists here and in Africa
Some in New York's Hells Kitchen calls him The Black Daredevil
His greatest foe name is Klaw a hand held sonic killer
In his land, in the caves and mines
Is found the metal mineral called vibranium
This true African American hero
Also a friend of the Fantastic 4
Birth name T'Challa
In USA he's known as Luke Charles
But before sings our national anthem
All hail, give thanks to this African hero 
The Black Panther

10/29/17
written by James Edward Lee Sr.

Premium Member A Lament for Fathers

Who has bewitched thee, thou noble ones?
Chosen to be the head of thy race,
to fulfill thy creator’s will,
through siring, supporting, and securing a clan.

Prophet, priest, prince, and patriarch,
How did you lose your lofty perch?
What sinister spirits conspired
to undermine your primal purpose?

You are a victim of sin’s curse.
One social scientist suggested,
You may be a biological necessity,
but likely, a social accident.

Fathers are an endangered species,
Over-harvested by hookers, 
Harpooned by harsh, pointed put-downs
and exploited by negative labels.

Their absence yields a baleful harvest.
Crowded jails, and drug infested streets,
busy brothels, and blighted precincts,
confused males and macho females.

Mothers’ role is elevated,
Fathers’ role is under-rated.
Mother’s Day is celebrated,
Father’s Day is lowly rated.

Great societies honor fathers,
Dying ones demean and degrade them. 
How would fathers ever stand up, 
when what they hear prompts them to stand down?

It is time to heed the research,
reap the rewards, and end the scourge.
When fathers fill their God-given role,
society preserves its soul.

Fathers are the family’s linchpin 
Lynch them, and make society lame,
uplift them, and make society strong.
Make fathers the theme of society’s song.

Blue Blood Flows In These Veins

I was told by my uncle Steve
that I descended from a prince;
word spread through the medieval town,
then all the single girls chased me
around every corner...I heard them giggling.

Blue blood flows in my veins,
that Coat Of Arms can attest this fact;
Frederick II must have given to a valorous knight,
I can imagine how he felt accepting this honor from a King, 
but the mystery remains...what was his name?
I must search for my ancestry and those scrolls will surprise me;
and if I had a wish...I would be that armored knight who seduces
the Queen whose desire for a younger man is too evident.
Ah! I will be decapitated by the angriest King! You will weep, charming lady! 

I don't live in a castle groping on a barren hill,
I don't owe lands tended by loyal peasants, no carpet 
is spread on my entering, no trumpets announce 
my coming; I'll never smile at a pretty princess or maid! 
Ah! The illusive dream of a-would-be-king! But I have blue blood flowing
in these veins! Why wasn't I given a title of nobility like handsome Prince Andrew?


Theme: Who Am I?
Written on 1/25/ 2016

Premium Member Not Cinderella

Back in time beneath gas light glow,
I watch where waltz music flows;
will you notice me all alone
too shy to make my presence known?
Awestruck by the sweeping beauty,
ceiling scenes painted heavenly
as though angels are peering through;
are they watching with me for you?
Pretty ladies in dresses fair
with feathered fans and coiffured  hair;
color abounds in satin and lace,
echoed on each expressive face.
Handsome men bowing gallantly,
requesting hands respectfully;
enthralled am  I seeing this world,
a gray oyster in shell of pearl.
Suddenly, you are in this room!
I shrink - fading wallflower bloom;
I doubt that you even know who
I am. How could I have dreamed you
would fall in love with one like me;
I turn to go, quietly flee.

Your hand touches my trembling arm,
your gentle smile dissipates alarm;
the room, quiet at your voice,
anticipates your happy choice.
Pumpkin coach, fairy godmother?
No glass slippers made to cover
my dancing feet; no prince charming
just you and a love, disarming.

Copyright, November 17,  2014
Faye Lanham Gibson
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Celebrity Commonness

What sad fate does all of these celebrities likely have in common?

Aaliyah
Aaron Hernandez
Abraham Lincoln
Amy Winehouse
Anna Nicole Smith
Bob Marley
Brandon Lee
Brittany Murphy
Bruce Lee
Buddy Holly
Christopher Wallace - Notorious B.I.G.
Elvis Presley
Frank Zappa
George Washington
Gianni Versace
Grace Kelly
Heath Ledger
Jeffrey Epstein
Jim Morrison
Jimi Hendrix
Joan Rivers
John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy, Jr.
John Lennon
John Todd
King Leopold II of Austria
Kobe Bryant
Kurt Cobain
Lee Harvey Oswald
Lou Reed
Malcolm X
Marilyn Monroe
Martin Luther King Jr
Michael Jackson
Otis Redding
Paul Walker
Pope John Paul I
Prince
Princess Diana
Ritchie Valens
Robert F. Kennedy
Robin Williams
Sam Cooke
Seth Rich
Stanley Kubrick
The Big Bopper
Tupac Shakur
Vince Foster
Whitney Houston
XXXTentacion
Form: List

Confession Kyrielle For Hearers

If I have uttered blasphemy 
That you’re the root of the dark tree 
Light and darkness are twins of might
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If I blasphemed the shining Son
That death awaits the moon and sun
That they are strangers without might
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If my teeth and serpent fingers 
Harmed the fivefold god who lingers 
Put animals and plants in plight
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If I sinned against the elect
Though they’re angels without defect
We opposed their words from the height 
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If I in any way harmed life
If I put crawling beasts in strife  
Put life that swims or flies in plight 
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If I’ve done tricks and perjury 
Harmful gossip and sorcery
Sinned with this self, put life in plight  
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If I followed a wolf’s teachings
Ignored the wise elect’s preachings 
And then worshipped the Prince of Night 
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If my heart strayed from these four seals 
From the four gods as ideals 
Love, faith, fear, wisdom shining bright 
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If I ignored the ten commands
If with my mouth, heart, self, and hands 
Fell short due to my flesh in plight
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If my soul did not sing in prayer
My prayers did not fly in pure air
The four prayers not said with my might
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

I fail in giving the elect
Alms for the angels to collect
So the light can’t reach heaven’s height 
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If I broke the fifty days fast 
For my greed and distress amassed
I forgot the law at twilight
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

If I fail to confess and pray  
To the kind elect each Monday 
For I was lazy or lost sight
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

I failed in the seven Yimkis  
To fast and celebrate in bliss 
Failed when the Bema was in sight 
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!

Each day I make dark thoughts and deeds 
Each day I grow dark words like weeds 
Betraying the light of pure white
Forgive my sins! Have mercy, Light!


Manichaean kyrielle poem based on the "A Confession Prayer for Hearers" in the Manichaean Book of Hymns
Form: Kyrielle

Premium Member Raptor Rapture

With a fist full of daggers it descends upon its prey
Dropping like a meteor without the light of day

But no rocky harbinger, this bearer of last light
It's gift eternal night borne on the softest wing of flight

Envy, and wonder, consume the pondering breast
Was it oversight or blunder that left us so unblest

Since the point where first we leapt, we long have sought the wing
Yet clumsy sad contrivance is all that we can bring

'sif chitin brought to shiny curve, could match the kite its wing
Still our eyes reach skyward, as if prince had been king

     Our reach forever past our grasp…  we're left to pine and sing

Oh we can bring the night to those we deem worthy of rest
But soaring on the breath of life is not how we've been blest

But rest assured in this one thing we share with those of wing
Squawk, or screetch, or melody, we too, can laugh and sing

Breathe deep as though it be your last, and fill your soul with song
Then let fly with the breath of life…  sing loudly, if not long
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Travelogue

I stuffed my pockets full of California minutes,
Set out from Bakersfield before the break of day.
Checked out a waitress at a coffee shop in Needles
Then blew through Flagstaff on my way to Santa Fe.

Cut loose and rootless, making random left-hand turns
Straight razor whiskey, gotta love the way it burns

Pulled up at Pueblo for my ration of tequila
Long after hours in the Garden of Repose.
I paid my lady love a call in Carson City,
Got tanked in Reno with a Sacramento rose.

Street lamps and neon on a warm midsummer’s night
Drawn toward the tunnel at the end of so much light

Broke bread in Stockton with a Guatemalan dancer.
Shook down a flop house called The Shady Rest Motel.
Laid low in Fresno for the balance of my paycheck, 
Got back to Bakersfield in time to raise some hell. 
	
I’m gonna ramble till the swallows leave for Egypt. 
Gonna ramble till the Happy Prince goes blind.
I’m gonna ramble till I’ve gathered up my troubles. 
Gonna ramble till I’ve left ‘em all behind.

Might put my suitcase under the bed, 
But I always leave it packed for later.
Form: Lyric

Crying Hosanna

Americans love the day of Easter for all its pageantry
the Sunday outfits, the fancy hats and the chocolate candy
but Christians love Easter for what it truly represents
it's the Resurrection day of Jesus the Christ our salvation present
it's a time to reap the benefits for the victory we won
when high on a cross at Mt. Calvary a sacrifice was done

yet many forget the significance of the Sunday of the Palms
when on an untamed colt Jesus the Christ rode in on
humbly riding on the back of a service domestic beast
He came to serve, support and sacrifice for the least
God had need of that donkey at that appointed hour
like He has need of each of us to be the manifestation of His power
God will use anything when it comes to achieving His goals
be it a person, place or thing it's He who is in control

to serve God's purpose that is our true mission in life
to do whatever He requires of us in the name of  Jesus the Christ
but more often than not we're tied up with earthly things
but God will find the means to cut away those binding strings
God will send something or someone to help you break free
just have the spirit of discernment that it's not coming from the Adversary

now those who witnessed Jesus' triumphant display
laid clothing and leaves of palm on the ground to pave His way
crying Hosanna to the highest blessed is He
the Son of Man who came to give us life abundantly
stripping off their mantles and cloaks of society
laying bare their faith for all the world to see
trusting and receiving
in the Messiah they're believing 
crying Hosanna, Hosanna blessed is He
the Prince of Peace who came to serve and save you and me
Form: Epic

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