Long Questionnaire Poems

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Loves Questionnaire

I was handed a questionnaire
And asked to fill it out the best I could 
With #2 pencil in hand
I saw the questions were on love

I've never once questioned my love for you
I've studied hard, I've studied well
That's why the first box I marked off as true
When asked if I'd give my all to you

It asked things like would it be alright
If I held you tight the rest of my life
I marked that box all of the above
Cause isn't that what you do for love

It then asked if love was meant to last
It talked of the future in view of the past
That question was adorned in essay form
I filled up one page but could have filled two more

I started off by writing 
True love only looks straight ahead
The past is past, no need looking back
And should be buried along with the dead

Which means if you dig it up enough
The only thing it does is stink 
And the buried past really has 
No place in loves company

Once I got through the questionnaire
I felt good about the fact
I had honestly answered all the questions there
As I handed my #2 pencil back

From the multiple choice to the true and false 
Along with the final essay
I folded it up, brought it home to you my love
For the final grade
Form: Rhyme


Dyspraxia

I looked it up on Google,
Read the turgid prose,
Did the questionnaire
Was very quickly diagnosed.
So many things now
Suddenly fell into place
After a lifetime's experience
Of constantly losing face.
No longer the clumsy oaf,
No longer the thickie spastic,
No longer the bumbling fool,
I'm just mildly dyspraxic.
After more than fifty  years
Since that last games day,
Always the last to be picked 
For any team I  played.

That evil Drill Pig who reduced 
Me to tears on the square
Just because I made a mess
Of the squad practicing there.
My reflexes then being 
Far far too slow:
I was still coming to a stop
As he was shouting go.
The panic on the mid shift
A huge report to type
And my teleprinter skills
Just turning out tripe.
People screaming at me
With a job to complete
And the looming deadline
I never managed to beat.

I've struggled all through life
Trouble with physical skill
Just getting through
By sheer force of will.
All these years of not
Being able to understand
That lack of coordination
Between my brain and hand.
So, I'm not just a useless bugger,
Clumsy and thick as a brick,
I've got a brain wiring problem
 I'm just a mild Dyspraxic.
It doesn't solve the problem
But at least I now know why
I tend to make a mess of
Most physical things I try.

So, if I'm walking past you
And somehow catch your feet,
Or, if I stumble and abruptly
Crash into your seat 
And grin as I apologise
Please don't think I don't care
It's just the defence I use
To cover up my despair.
There’s a strength in knowledge:
I no longer feel quite so alone,
The sting gone from most cracks 
About being accident prone.
So here I am, 
And I am me,
And just that bit of knowledge
Has finally set me free
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Why Are We Here

Is planet earth heaven’s waiting room
Are we flowers awaiting to bloom
If we are here meant to love divine
Why the wreak of devil serpentine.

Answers to questions are elusive 
Are we put here to create music
To write poetry to leave behind
Or paint pictures from artistic mind.

Why is there moon and stars in the sky
Why does time so quickly pass us by
Are other humans out there somewhere 
Can someone complete the questionnaire.

I guess we’ll never find reasons why
We are here in the world you and I
Though whilst we’re here we must do our best 
To relish life for it’s God bequest.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Repentance In Action

Pharisee Simon gave meals to Jesus, the Bible says.
Did he wash his feet? Did he give him a fraternal kiss?
All these a woman of the town did in her unfeigned ways
Did she long for freedom from her sins and eternal bliss?

Tears, like the floods of a monsoon, cascaded from her eyes.
With these, she washed the feet of Jesus; wiped them with her hair.
She poured alabaster on him, as though he were her prize.
With its scent, rose in Simon, unsolvable questionnaire.

Why doesn't he discern plums from bitter-guards? Simon thought.
Doesn't he differentiate good women from street girls?
From cynicism, Simon's mind to optimism, Jesus brought
From love, as per Jesus, forgiveness, like blossoms, unfurls

The woman left, like a new-born, sins forgiven, grace-filled.
At the all-holding nature of Jesus, each one was thrilled.
Form: Sonnet

Stillness

Where do I begin 
I mean time has provided me with a coping mechanism not to antagonize the worlds belief of a better view version of the story 

On how it started and how it will end
The flaws on the path became a flow of obstacle charmer, escaping the chamber of darkness constantly chasing the light
It went from a mission of hope and forgotten about faith 
Leaving me torn daily, the hope of breaking through became a hobby of hopping the truth

Self assurance started to feel like an assessment of living 
Breathing continueslly became a choice 
The sudden shift of shiver waving down my spine, hugging my questionnaire of the purpose of living 
In the mist of cold a warm tear drop drip down my nose rushing for attendance 
Creating an audience of whipping 

The emptiness swept me off my dear feet 
I couldn't compete with the choking hazard fisting down my throat 
I couldn't make a sound within my very own world 
I tasted death by emotions that made my heart to race like a mustang,  pledging a high value bounty up for grabs like the boundaries I should have had before 
While the days went by, my surroundings only saw the stillness
During my internal captivity, traveling inside looking for relief to spur me out.

Till one saver brushed my walls of faith that I never thought I had.
Carefully painting them with cream in inviting light in creating a home of safety 
With my last break ...I murmured 
Save me please...


Ashleigh Ngoqo


health and psychiatry

i sat down,
and filled out an online questionnaire ,
that they didn't write,
they wanted me to lie,
pen tapping,
like a slow drumroll before the painful hanging.

have you ever felt hopeless?
who hasn’t?
do you ever think of dying?
don’t we all?
do you hear voices?
only the single one that keeps me company.

the questions were rigged,
like a loaded deck,
at the hard rock casino here in Tampa.

she wasn't even a shrink,
and now her words decide my fate,
words scribbled for a paycheck
stamped official by women in white coats
who don’t care if I make it out alive.

they called the sheriff,
had me cornered,
had me drowning in fear,
be honest, but not too honest,
or we’ll make the choice for you.

betrayed by health and psychiatry 
betrayed my trust,
betrayed by a system they help fix,
that never wanted me well,
just wanted me quiet.

i am,
closer to seventy than to sixty, 
why don't I have the right to have some control over what I put into my body?

the same control that they want over 
their reproductive rights, wombs and -

No To Xenophobia

HEAL THY SELF O WOUNDED AFRICA 
                (no to XENOPHOBIA).
      
Wake up a voice shouted 
You slept like a pregnant woman 
While the drum beat of my assagil sounds like trumpet 

With fear and deep chill I listened
The ghost of mighty black warrior standing in shiver
As I face the Great Zulu warrior lost in fear
I saw him Shaka cry to the members of Mambers the great Gods of Africa

There before him stands the Mighty Nile in disbelief 
With the Niger filled with bloods disagrees to stay calm 
The Senegal and the Congo revolted with flood
The orange and the Limpopo grumble and cried as the sky shared their pains with continuous rain pour. 
O you failed cried d Zambezi as she invades her neighbors with flood

A knock on my door I heard a voice shout
Speak out for Africa 
It is I Kwameh Nkrumah speaking 
This is a sacrilegious act echoed the Mighty Zik
When the house is not in order the cockroaches becomes violent 
Cried out the anguish voice of Awolowo
From afar I saw a running giant coming with the force of a chariot 

Then I heard a voice so mighty was it that the visitors chased it with fear
He a mighty figure decorated and protected by glory of stars
Stood there is burning eyes of anger 
Cover in the black glasses with general pride

As curious as a questionnaire 
I ventured in to the glorious illusionary scene 
Standing before my trembling eyes was The General Abacha in his full stature
Like a Ligtening spark the mighty figure bent his head in shame 
As I looked to behold who thou art
There before me I saw The Mighty Mandela in tears of betray

Weep no more thou wounded soul
The thunderous voice of King Sailaise shouted
In council with the great Ghaddafi as furious as 
Idi Amin
Sankara frowned like a disgraced old man 
While the ghost of Seda Sengho felt it lost its victories like Anthonio lost all his titles

In schock I turned as a firmed hand gently parted my hand 
It was a mighty spirit with two heads 
It is the heads of the great secretaries 
Achebe and Giwa
Handing me a pen a paper 
Written on it 
Heal thyself O Africa before yesterday bleed to death.

Premium Member An Ongoing Story

Fill your lungs, inhale a fresh breath of air
and just relax; life isn't a questionnaire,
admire its beauty; it is everywhere!

A chapter in an ongoing story,
you pursue a chance for fame and glory;
a mundane life is not mandatory.

Pause time long enough to set yourself free
of fantasy dreams and hyperbole;
and tether hope to the now, or it'll flee.

Drinking lies and partial truths undistilled,
you realize most dreams don't get fulfilled;
and yet, Hope supplies the urge to rebuild.

Reality anchors your foundation;
yet, you're a unique sentient creation,
don't lose touch with your imagination.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Parfect Game

“Turn the page!”
Beth begged, the almighty’s rage
“Is this a real combative stage? 
Released from its contained cage?
Prayed her questionnaire 
Wondering if anyone cared 
Teed off a bit  
Beth held back, throwing a fit  
Instead, she headed towards the links  
Goal, pondering and think
This is a fairway
To live a day 
Make it to the green
Only a dream  
Find the pin 
Earn a win 
Knowing it takes a nice drive
Along with a cry  
Screaming ‘what fore’  
Let’s show war
The door
Peace should reign
Enjoying this parfect game  
Where eagles and birdies, never blame 
Or complain 
Fortune and fame  
As a hazard instigating pain
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Funny Alphabets For Kids

FUNNY ALPHABETS FOR KIDS

               A to Z, each is an alphabet 
              Twenty six letters in the set

    Arits ate Apple, Almond, and Apricot
    Brown Bread, Butter, Biscuit Bought.
    Crate Contains Corn, Cucumber, Carrot, Coconut
    Dates, Dumpling, Drumsticks, Doughnut
    Elevator, Escalator Enabled Entry Exit Easy
    Fine Fancy Frock Fits Fantastic Fairy.
    Ground Growing Green Grass, Goat Grazing
    Haunted House Horrible, Hound Howling.
    Intelligent Investigator in Isolated Island
    Jovial Jockey, Jubilant Joker Jocund
    Kangaroo Knows Karate, Kite Kidnaps Kingfisher
    Leopard Lifting Left Leg, Loud Laughter
   Monkey Managed Molasses. Muffin, Melon
   Nursemaid Needed Nice Nankeen not Nylon
   Owl, Ostrich, Otter, Octopus, Oyster on Outing
   Parrot, Parakeet Picking Pellets, Peacock Pecking
   Quick, Quick ! Quiz Questionnaire query
   Rushing Rhino, Running Rabbit, Rodent Rat Rivalry
   Snake Scares Scorpion, Swan Sips Sour Soup
   Turtle Tastes Tortilla, Tiger Trains Turkey – Troop
   Unicorn Using Unusual Uniform, Urban Uncle Under Umbrella
   Violet Vase, Velvet Veil, Vegetable Van, Vacant Villa
   Wasp Waving Wings, While Wild Wolf Wanders
   Xerox, Xenon, Xylophone, X-Ray, X’mas
   Yellow Yolk, Yummy Yogurt, Yak Yawning
   Zero-Zillion; Zoo: Zany Zebra Zinging
                                                                        
,    101 in A Row Contest - 7
           by Poet Destroyer A
Form: Acrostic

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