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Premium Member Miss I O Way Queen Hog

Most beautiful hog you have ever seen
Made her way to Miss I.O.way  Queen
We called her pretty
Man, was she witty!
At I.O-way state fair could that sow preen!

Miss Almost Corn Pone jealous of the hog
Let loose her ugly mutt of a dog
Spectators amused
As the hog abused
Dog who ran to the bottom of the bog

I.O.Way butter cow at the state fair
Heard the commotion and followed them there
The Iowegians
In foreign legions
Heard about its melting without a care

Quilters came running from the 4-H hall
One still carrying her ceramic doll
In time to see
Last lick or three
As hog licked up that butter cow so tall.

The state fair had never seen such folly.
Winner of purple was that sweet dolly.
Miss Almost Corn Pone
Got mad and stomped home
Yes this year things were ever so jolly!
Form: Limerick


Risking the Risk

RISKING THE RISK

Many things happen under the sun and moon
Nobody cares if it escapes the understanding of the common man
Life is bigger than logic; living is a colossal mystery juxtaposed to existence
Of what use is the mouth if it can’t speak up when needed?
What else is the purpose of the ear if it can’t hear what is happening?
Blindness is the better option if the eye can’t see what its there to see
What again awaits the man that has brain and can’t make use of it; Death?
Who would see a fight and not fight it out with the fight?
What would it profit a man if he gives in to intimidation & looses his rights?
Would you rather be killed when you can kill your killer?

Nobody gave me a chance; I took one
Not ready to think about the risk: let the result be won
Heard everybody dies and not everybody has lived
So, I preferred being the lion that died and not the sheep that lived
So busy daring for many things and not hoping for nothing
Calculations never made a hero; zero plus zero equals to nothing
So destined for greatness; it requires me to take risks and confront hazards
Tomorrow will give birth to both sexes; got the prophecy from the wizards
Refusing to be among the cautious crowd that refuse to play not to loose
I stood out to play to win; won the crown and the queen, then let hell loose.

Intimidation has intimidated me enough that I refuse to be intimidated
I hate that boy that have accepted to be trampled upon by a lesser being
I love the girl that have insisted on standing on her rights and not falling
Shame to the man that is biased and can’t stand on the side of truth & justice
Oh! She said; there is one concept of truth but can be realized in many ways
Glory to who deserves glory; let someone pay respect to the glorified guru
Many came, saw & couldn’t conquer what the few didn’t see, yet conquered
Thought himself a god and treaded on the path angels are afraid to tread on
His ego is stupidly big; he foolishly offended the wrong person that is right
He took the risky risk; now, the outcome can’t be over, risking him a risk.

									
…Lordvip……
								
2013

Premium Member First Halloween

I was yet a child
With a smile so sweet and a temper so mild
I was yet a child, so ecstatic
For it was here, at last, the night known to be so bleak

Halloween, here at last
Why, with honeyed candies shall I feel blessed
Even if to be all safe, I shall maybe have to seek the help of an exorcist
At last, at last, it is here, the night during which the living and the dead are entwined


Dressed as a little witch
I tried to make as if my tight clothes did not make my skin itch
I would scare the whole neighborhood
Indeed, so scared would the whole world be, that to me it would behave as one, so good!

I walked in the night, feeling so bold
Holding on to the fingers of my mother, holding on so hard
For the night was scary
Even if it did promise me more than a million candy

We walked in the neighborhood, trick and treating
My mound of treasure candy was growing
And my heart was beating
Surely, on this Halloween, I would be the great candy Queen!

Grand was the moon, so full and bright
It seemed to be made of fairies' light
Accompanying us in our spree
Giving us all the light we needed, for free

The night smelled of freshly mowed grass
The night smelled of pine leaves
The night smelled of romance
I could smell it all, even if I was still a young princess

Halloween night was marvelous
We saw all sorts of creatures roaming the night
We never knew which was human and which was supernatural
What mattered was only the magical night, seeming to be so precious

I came back home, and fell right on my bed, in deep sleep
The next morn did bid me to take the time to count my treasure
Why, I did become a Queen indeed
The Queen bearing all the candies, amassed in spooky trick or treating!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mischief

Your
Mischief
Surpassed mine
Made me crazy
So hard and sublime
Do you think I am slow?
Made me angry, made me pout
When you whipped your big mischief out
Too bad you are my younger cousin
I cannot replace you by the dozen
You dear, are the mischief making queen
I have spit, stomped, stamped, yelled and screamed
No one tops your insane ways
I will try every day
I will sneak around
Until I top
Your mischief-
Ous ways
Yes!

This is formed like a Ninette, however, it is like an expanded ninette because instead of a ninette’s traditional 9 lines, I have turned this into nineteen lines. A traditional ninette starts with a small word,
Adding one syllable to each line until the fifth line, then it changes and decreases each line by one syllable.

Written 9/8/2018                 Nina Parmenter’s Contest       
                                          A Form of Mischief
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Miss Antarctica

Ice lady

She lives in Antarctica, She is a Beautiful and perfect woman
Amazing virgin, cristal clean personality, I love her, love, love
She waited for me as a guest, her living place is an ice castle

She lives alone there. Only alone, the queen of the ice world
The lonely queen, the noble soul of the icy world, oh love her 
Yes, the perfect woman, unapproachable femininity; cold life

She gave me a guest room. An ice room, with an ice bed. Hell
I slept there, ice blue light glowed dimly in the night, cold mind
The ice door slowly opened, and she came into my room. Sees

She sees and comes closer and sits on my bed. Perfect being
She leaned on me and kissed me. We froze together. Forever.
I can not remember the time, the years, the centuries of our life

We were together for a long time. Motionless couple in love
In the love. An icy virgin destroyed my life, my heart ran away
I love you Antarctica, my dear Miss Antarctica. Your life me on

Love
Ice 
Cold
Mind 
On

Lady
Icy
On

I
am
gone
for
on


Premium Member If there ever comes a time

If there ever comes a time 
when I stop complimenting you,
letting you know how precious
you are to me,
or making you feel beautiful,
tell me,
because sometimes
I get so caught up in my mind,
I don't realize I'm overlooking you.
If there ever comes a time 
when all I do is make you cry,
and my everyday ritual is saying,
"I'm sorry. I apologize".
If there ever comes a time 
when I don't treat you like my Queen,
begin to overlook your true value,
or don't care about your dreams,
tell me,
because sometimes 
I get so caught up in my mind,
I don't stop to realize 
I'm overlooking you.
If there ever comes a time 
when I stop listening to your voice,
because you're my voice of reason,
not by design but by choice,
please tell me,
because sometimes
I get so caught up in my mind,
I don't realize
I'm overlooking you.
Set me straight 
If I'm out of line,
If there ever comes a time.

Preserved and Positioned For Your Promotion

the book of Esther embodies the courage and the willingness to take a stance
for such a time as this to be positioned by God and to take a chance
yet the situation in society today is not all that much different in fact
with political machinations and the moral of mankind completely at a lack
but God has situated us to go out and make a change
preserved and positioned for our promotion which by Him has been prearranged
to be pregnant with the possibilities that God has given us to be strong
to stand up in righteousness and tell the people when they are wrong
to be obedient and listen to the Spirit of the Holy Lord
to whatever is needed even if it means to come under the sword

as obedience is better than sacrifice you must hold true to your position
and don't worry about what the world is doing just stay focused on your mission
by saying yes to any and all that of you God does ask
and believing unconditionally that He will equip you for the task
presented with a challenge Queen Esther was given a godly instruction
to put herself between her people and their total destruction
she was positioned in the right place
with the Lord God's saving grace
preserved and positioned for her promotion from the Lord Our God
destined for greatness by possessing an obedient heart
Form: Narrative

HALF THE YEAR IN SHADOW

Verse 1
She braided spring into her fingers
Walked the earth in gentle light
Every flower leaned toward her
Every dawn knew her by sight
Then the ground split open quietly
Like it knew her secret name
And the girl who carried summer
Learned the weight of winter’s claim

Pre-Chorus
No one asked if she was willing
No one heard her cry below

Chorus
Oh Persephone, crowned in shadow
Queen of what you never chose
Half your heart belongs to daylight
Half to silent underworld roads
They call it balance, call it order
But they never call it pain
You bloom between the living and the dead
And carry both their names

Verse 2
Her mother screamed into the seasons
Turned the fields to dust and bone
Grief made gods and mortals hungry
For a daughter not at home
Six red seeds like whispered promises
Stained her mouth, sealed her fate
Love or trap, the truth went unanswered
By the doors she couldn’t escape

Pre-Chorus
Even queens are born from loss
Even power has a cost
Chorus
Oh Persephone, crowned in shadow
Queen of what you never chose
Half your heart belongs to daylight
Half to silent underworld roads
They call it balance, call it order
But they never call it pain
You bloom between the living and the dead
And carry both their names

Bridge
They say you learned to love the darkness
That the throne became your own
But no one sings about the girl who fell
And woke up grown
Strength was stitched from stolen hours
Grace from wounds no one could see
She didn’t choose to be divided
She survived divinity

Final Chorus
Oh Persephone, bloom in shadow
Teach the world what spring can mean
That even roots in frozen soil
Still remember how to dream
You are not just Hades’ queen
Or Demeter’s stolen flame
You are the space between goodbye and growth
And nothing blooms the same

Outro
When flowers fall, they’re not dying
They’re learning how to return.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member I C C L A J '

There is a body that meets, to apprsise 
Facts of i'll  acts and crimes against humans.' Intending justice to purvey.' The
Court is fighting against ' predjudice ' yet
Has had judgement laid,  Against pope
Benedict with indictment grave, crimes against minors, you may recall that he stayed within the vatican,? Never leaving
Its walls.' He died in its precincts i leave all
To think.? If he was not guilty why he did not raise a stink.? queen elizabeth was also sentenced, avoiding 
the clink ' a few
years after she then; passed on.' 
Check out this claim, and who else's 
names, are in the can?
Is this the answer to the bullies.? Who preen on the world stage, do you want more of this justice,? at this time and this
Age.'

The Power of Love

Romeo and Juliet
Their love prompted their society to fret
And led to their suicidal death
In one of the greatest love stories yet

Lancelot and Guinevere
They had an adulterous love affair
Which demonstrated very clear
Her unfaithfulness to her husband dear

Paris of Troy and Helen
In his love for her he was so smitten
This led to his country's ruin
And also cost the lives of many men

Anthony and Cleopatra
He followed in the footsteps of Caesar
Who was also her son's father
And he made this foreign queen his lover

Samson and Delilah
He was well known as a strong warrior
Until she became his barber
After which he lost his strength and power

David and Bathsheba
Through loving her, he became a sinner
And turned into a murderer
Despite his image as a great ruler

Shah Jahal and Mumtaz Mahal
Among his wives he loved her best of all
Their love he made monumental
And embodied it in the Taj Mahal
Form: Rhyme

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