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Quiet Waters

Streams of blue fluid 
Flows downward 
As fragile carcasses decay 
Without a peep of a sound

We’re in the brink of disaster… 

Who invited such fear and anguish?
Who could lead us to quiet waters?

We bleed…
Polluting the waters below us… 
Trickling down the mountain
To our filthy feet…

Cleansing the sin off of our skin
But, it’s tangled from deep within…

The eeriness breaks 
The hearts of a thousand strangers
They all fall away powerlessly… 
Into the chambers of death 

Danger is lurking in every corner…
Pursuing its evil plans
To cut down our hopes…
Growing like crops… 
Rising rapidly –  
It never stops

Dreams of misfortune still 
Rapes our minds,
Plaguing our happiness… 
Consuming the darkness…

We’re sprawling on the ground…
We’re crawling like infants…
Veering briskly like serpents…

Who will set our souls free 
From suppression?  

Who will preserve our hearts?
Don’t prey upon our 
Guiltless lives… 
We’re in complete agony… 
Does He consider 
Our prayers  
Of support and nourishment? 

We scream…
Breaking the repulsive solitude…

Encourage us to keep on 
Trekking toward Your light

Where’s Your path?

You rinse off all of the sorrow 
Giving us a ecstatic tomorrow 

The weeping ceases…
While the corpses 
Tear into 
Blood-spattered 
Pieces…  

The faith of a couple of people
Strengthens us…keeps us motivated…
Not captivated…
In misery…
We’re reaping our 
Ecstasy…   
Leading us to peace and fortune 
Keeping us accustomed
To Your purifying spirit…
Keeping us away from 
Calamity… 

We’re hungry… 
Our demise is close at hand…
Closing in on us abruptly 
Like an obscure cave…

Rescue us from affliction –  
Embracing downhearted clouds…

Those wretched clouds…

Brought us rain when we asked for bread…

Those merciless clouds…

Spewed out scorching fire when we asked for relief…

Remember our supplications… 
Appalling lightning’s daring to strike us  
Out of cruel vengeance 
Out of sheer amusement 

Don’t even attempt to weaken us
We’re blossoming in joy…
We’re under cover… 
You can’t manipulate us 
Like a subtle toy 

We’re praying for
Quiet waters

Offer the deceased 
A second chance

Don’t disown 
Our broken lives

We’re not alone…

We’re just waiting until
The quiet, glistening waters
Gratefully arrives…


Premium Member The Terrorist Test

It's fairly easy to spot a terrorist.
They wear masks to hide jagged intentions.
While goodness stands in the central light.
With hearts that are quite transparent.

A terrorist slaughters children in their beds.
Uses the innocent as a shield.
Goodness protects the young from harm.
Will fight to the end for every one of them.

A terrorist tortures and rapes women. 
Then parades them through the streets.
They hide bombs in places of worship.
Then stomp to death the old and meek.

A terrorist will sucker-punch the angelic. 
Then cower like rodents in a subterranean hell.
The righteous meet the devil's platoon head-on.
With fiery fists and a will made from God's iron. 

A terrorist is an expert at projection.
Goodness will sit upon truth's throne.
God will always side with goodness.
While evil will perish, shamed and alone.

Ask yourself, are you a terrorist?
For there is an easy test.
Are you a blossom or a knife?
Do you cherish all God-gifted life...
Do you hold God close to your breast....
Or harbor black-hearted agendas.
Beating in rhythm with destruction and death.
god

Premium Member Mind Spiders

From the great ships they brought vermin and disease.
Defiled the freshwater pools and palm tree nests.
Devoured forest songs -clipped the color from trees
Lay deep shadows over the sun children of the reef.

Just before the chain of rapes, she fled with a flower. 
That her mother frantically placed in her hair. 
She hid in a cave where her ancestors lay.
She prayed to the starry Gods in the night sky.
Ate the eaters from the tide pools of despair.
Tried to grasp the miracle as it flashed on by.

Re-emerging into the light.
Her skin turning white like the death ship's tattered sails.
She watched as they finally lifted anchor.
Then dropped them, heavy in her heart...

She searched under every shell and cloud.
Everything she loved was swept beneath the sandy hell... 
She rubbed the faded petals into her sunken cheeks.
To protect her from mind spiders lying just beneath her peace.
But the lavender magic had faded long ago.

She smashed into the surf on a raft made of claro and bones.
Drifted into the teeth of breakers and found her way back home.

Premium Member Surviving Hell On Earth

~ Surviving Hell on Earth ~
      (The Nazi's Camps)


They had seen Hell on Earth
  Lived through it, survived
Tight-lipped through all the horror
  Never succumbing to bitterness or sorrow

Seen babies thrown in the air and shot dead with rifles
  In front of their thunderstruck, disbelieving mothers
Seen dogs rip the flesh off of tender girls and boys
  Vultures and crows clean up with their cackling noise

Witnessed gang-rapes of tender teen-agers
  Radiation experiments on their private parts
Their eyes plucked out of their heads screaming
  Gasoline fires consuming their bodies and hearts

And then, most awful of all, the crematoria
  Hundreds daily taking 'showers' of poisonous gas
The stench of their decaying bodies piling up in smoking ruins
  While the Third Reich sang and danced to Hitler's tune...

At the end, human skeletons marching weeks on end in rags
  Through unforgiving Polish forests in winter storms
Shot through the head should they tarry or stumble
  Writhing as their saintly parents died in their arms

This couple, this pair, survived, and they married
  Made a new home in the State of Israel
Where Iranian jackals still howl at them daily
  Warning them of plutonium and nuclear bombs

Tight-lipped they were and tight-lipped they remain
  Building a home, bearing children, carrying on
Burying the pain in the past, they neither pout nor complain
  No time to waste on vengeance, life's too soon gone

Two Jewish heroes re-embraced life, made the most of peacetime
Teaching the world ~ even unthinkable horrors can be overcome with time
Form: Narrative

Premium Member I am a Rural Indian Woman

You proclaim that every woman here is a paragon.
Isn't women's subjugation still a phenomenon?
Only a small minority of women might feel well.
Isn't the life of a rural girl here often a hell? 

"They're in aeronautics, you say; they're in astronautics."
"Aren't they epitomes in the empire of robotics?"
Thus, you endlessly recount the progress of politics.
I see the rustic girls carrying hard crucifixes.

I've come into existence, having escaped foeticide. 
To all, I looked like a piece of debris from a landslide.
They tried to kill me many times, even after my birth.
Could this feather be a heavy burden upon this earth?

My brother looked good to them in sleeping and waking.
I had to work hard to the extent of my back breaking.
He's sent to school. I was not. I had to take care of him.
I had to stand, smile, and say yes, as per everyone's whim.

I work from the time I rise till the time I go to bed.
Most of my life is spent in the kitchen and cattle shed.
How many eagle-eyes of men gape at me each moment!
Within me, I ferment with a yeast of embarrassment.

I wear a veil in adherence to societal norms.
Thoughts of disgraces and rapes awe me like summer storms.
I feel like prey and am unsafe from human predators.
I'm harassed often like a debtor by the creditors.

I am auctioned and sold in a fair called arranged marriage.
Who's worried, even if my spouse is my grandfather's age?
I am a machine for his carnal pleasure and childbearing.
Who appreciates my nature of caring and sharing?

I obey my father, my husband, and my son.
I know; I'm weighed down by the burdens of men who seek fun.
I do not pity myself, yet I live up to my goal.
Though they're harsh on me with their wrath, with love I fill my soul.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member What kind of world could we have

If we embraced caring, what a world we could have
Empathy would ooze forth from every Mom and Dad
The golden rule would be apparent on every corner of town
Six would run to help when an old lady has fallen down.

We would know our neighbors, their names, and stories too
People would be upbeat, and excited, no one would be blue
Doctors would stop prescribing medicine, for there would be no need.
Until our bodies turn one hundred and we had truly gone to seed

Murders, rapes, and home invasions would be thing of the past.
Caring is the new sheriff in town, and we all hope it will last.
If we embraced caring, on one would go homeless or hungry.
If we embraced caring, what a kind world this could be!
Form: Rhyme

Kidnapped Reality Enforced

a girl a child a life of 12 years 
a by stander an innocent with no sense of fear 

coerced, bribed, begged and beckoned 
kidnapped, stolen, beaten and threatened 

the thoughts now that run deep through her head 
is how soon will they find me or soon will i be dead

he gags her, he ties her, he drives her to his lair of death 
her heart, her soul, her mind will soon be at rest 

he picks her up and puts her in a cold damp room 
shes scared as she shivers and ponders her doom 

he needs her so he feeds her as he keeps her alive 
so he takes her and he rapes her for his sexual thrive 

as daylight draws near and the sun starts to rise 
all you see are dry tears that flowed from her eyes 

with bruises and cuts and blood from her thighs 
she was pure no more in her killers eyes 

he despised and hated what she had become 
unknowingly ignoring what he himself done 

his anger and temper begin to arise 
as he contemplates death for this young girls demise 

he cuts off the cord from the lamp on the desk 
he strangles and chokes her until her very last breath 

then he drives her and dumps her small body to rest 
the next morning they find her with a note on her neck 

saying I HAVE JUST STARTED SOMEONE IS NEXT!!!!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Of Wars and Peace Everywhere

Around the world—evil, raging wars continue to be steadfastly
Fought in the name 
Of lasting peace;
The military industrial complexes have found the puppets
They’ve sought
 In the ruling 
West and East;
Mislead cannon fodders on each side are being sent as heroic
Anti-terrorist
To theirs and others’ death;
While the war mongers play pass-time war games of the mighty
Military strategist—claiming what
Of Earth’s resources are left. 

Nuclear power is once again the most prized of all desired possession;
Embryo and fetus organs—
The new ticker tapes;
Bloated bellies—reflecting world hunger—remain the victims of recessions;
Freedom and justice,
Victims of world-wide
Rapes—

Meanwhile, the pursuit of life, liberty and happiness of roofs over the head,
Have become worthless
 Pursuits of the game;
No matter how loud the screams of the masses of the walking dead,
The mongers only cry,
‘Ask God who’s the blame.’
Around the world, Sabbaths continue to be as segregated as peace from love;
War remains
The king pin.
The hawk remains on high—his talons clutching the neck of the defenseless dove:
Bigotry and war
Know no sin.


The dawn of the age of Aquarius has come and gone—nothing has really changed
As prophesized,
Predicted and supposed.

Behold, a new day is upon the horizon; faith and hope having long arranged a peace
Only the angles could
Have reposed;
Behold—the many rivers we’ve crossed now flow into the sea of a new found day;
None can stem the tides of the blood of peace and equity streaming our way.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Not Forgotten- Victims of the Armenian Genocide

They fell by the way...
The old
The sick
The famished
Discarded heaps of humanity.
 
They jumped to their deaths...
The beautiful
The young
The desirable
Preferring to die than be ravaged.
 
They marched on....
During the day
During the night
With no destiny in sight
Endlessly enduring...
The insults
The beatings
The rapes
The stench of death.
 
They bowed their heads...
Their blood soaked the ground
Their screams muffled
Their anguish stifled
Their hearts torn
Their hopes murdered.
 
They still march on...
Through the wilderness
Of our seared consciences
Ever searching
for a final resting place.
Their blood stll cries out...
For justice
For acknowledgement
For restoration
For healing.
 
The Armenian Genocide
Will NOT be forgotten...
By all Armenians
By me
By God!

Premium Member America's Decency's Gone

Where has America’s decency gone
    Long time passing
  All the folks who support Hamas
   would thrill to Auschwitz’ gassings   

  Hamas rapes, burns and slaughters Jews
    Palestinians celebrate these ‘heroes’
  Their American supporters don’t want Jews to fight back
    The number of foes killed will have too many zeroes  

  No matter that Hamas embeds its troops
     in Gaza’s hospitals and schools
  Or that they use human shields
     to pad the numbers killed urban war yields…

  Meanwhile, Hamas blocks food and humanitarian aid
    from ever reaching civilians
  As their fat-cat leaders luxuriate in Qatar
    drinking and dining in pavilions

  Where has America’s moral compass gone
    to support monsters like Hamas…
  Those who scream ‘from the River to the Sea’
    would eliminate each and every Jew ~ Nazi brutality to surpass
Form: Rhyme

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