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Ja You Are So Right

What temprate joy began with

Such afterglow took away

Once forensic dissertation 
dismantling the evidence sends

When massaged vanity and 
guily platitudes are subsidised
overcome by inertial reality

As fraud is replaced and integrity 
lost 

Pondering the cost of what was
gained was lost

And comes with no return policy

But speaking personally from the
here what right have i to complain

If yes that is my signature my 
name undersigned in the contract

Was i not duty bound to have read 
the small print before putting 
pen to paper and held account responsible for my own actions

Because wanted it so much
a willing accomplice was i to be
turn a blind eye and overlook the lie

Until it was patently pointed out to 
me that a hollow victory however
fleeting only lasts a while

But a stain is permanent and
remains on one's record for life

Sold for merely 30 pieces of 
control 

Which then became priceless 
and unattainable to buy back
or own

Until it rears it's ugly head being
abused in some random advertising
advert campaign

The final insult nail in the coffin
thinking

What have i done
What did i do

Why couldn't i just have waited

Why was i not blessed with patience


Premium Member Imagine

 “My heart is inditing a good matter: I speak of the things which I have made touching the king: my tongue is the pen of a ready writer.” Psalm 45:1 of the King James Bible 

Imagination is the pursuit of my poetic mind and heart
governing muse direction at the very start
against attacking distraction-dart.

I’m challenged indeed to imagine what is sensible
challenging me to be graciously responsible 
with a task that’s influentially noble.

Since writing endeavours do create varied impact
I’m propelled to imagine with prudence and tact
striving to blend style, faith and fact.

Having communication as foremost role
my poems seek to engage with reader’s soul
through images made vivid for a significant goal.  

As I imagine my subjects’ choice
whether in verse or rhyming voice
what matters most is truth’s sincere poise.

To write about sheer beauty
I must imagine, inspired by nature’s bounty
the glory of the Lord, magnifying His sovereignty.

With my poet’s assignment 
midst wondrous imagination-involvement
I’m grateful to God for His enabling bestowment.

October 16, 2023
3rd place, "Imagine, Interlude, Ivory Words" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Constance La France; judged on 10/18/2023
Form: Tristich

Premium Member Your Name

YOUR   NAME

                    YOUR NAME is your identity
                        The unique entity
                        Right integrity
                                          To put you in blame or fame.

                        YOUR NAME is first criterion
                          Next CV etcetera follow on 
                          Curriculum extra will go on
                                         To put you in perfect frame.

                          Your performance is solo
                            You may run fast or slow
                            On path of life to follow
                                                 YOUR NAME will win the game.

                           You may act wrong or right
                            Outcomes may be dull or bright
                            You may stand at front or out of sight
                                                 Responsible is YOUR NAME.

                             Chapters of life will be written by you
                               Events and works to go through
                               You will edit and review
                                                         Title will go to YOUR NAME.

                             Your life will come to an end
                              Nothing will be left to bring or send
                               But you can be a true Legend
                                                    Just by glorifying YOUR NAME.

                                11/26/15     

 Poem that time forgot 2 Contest
 Sponsor Silent One

Premium Member My Life These Days

Leonora
I am a  loyal, loving, caring and responsible friend and sister
The only daughter of my loving parents , Manuela and deceased father Leonilo
Lover of poetry, arts (portraits and painting) and playing piano
Who feels alone, exhausted and so bored
Who fears loss of love, loss of life and snake is  the most
Who would like to see different countries, future kids and great poets on 
poetry soup
A proud resident of Candon which is not a boarder of Canada and London
Galinta








written: Oct. 1,2012

First Place
Contest: Life These Days Poem
Judged:
Sponsor: Poet Carol Sunshine Brown
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

The Diadem of the Land

A diadem of sovereignty, a symbol of royalty
made up of Unique jewel of valley surrounded by the rarest gold of Mountains 
 Waited for it's rightful place to dwell with all its treasures and troubles
After an indefinite hunt for a secular and Democrat souls
Chosen the queen of peninsula and set its heart on hers
The diadem added beauty to the queen and to the land it added fortunes
The charm it holds and the raving beauty it has grabbed the eyes of countries and kingdoms 
As it's glory spread beyond the boundaries
The chances of being purloined reached the skies
The queen did the best to keep it fortified and unimpaired

As the time goes by
 the diadem was passed through generations 
And it was Crowned on the peninsular queen's multitudinous heirs 
The diadem never deprived it's charm and it's serendipity even the ages have gone
Numerous eyes surrounded the diadem 
and countless hearts fancied to have one
It often got heisted and restored, but never dwelt on the heads of the others
As the time passes on ,
Somewhere down the line the glory of diadem among the queens was faded
There came a day that no one didn't thought of
A new queen was Crowned with unhackneyed hope
Considered the crown as archaic and obsolete
Made her own new crown and replaced the relic of bygone age
Left the diadem open and wide with no intrigue and stow 
As it shines in the dark and reflects in the light
Caught everyone eyes while they passed by
And it got stolen and lost,
The disappeared crown created the despair 
As the Queen came to know the diadem was lost 
And announced alimony to those who find the crown
News spread all Over the kingdom
But it raised a rift between two mobs
As One found it's precious jewel 
And another it's band made of precious gold
without the other doesn't form the complete crown
One who had the jewel wants the gold
The others Denied of giving it
Started with denial and protest
Continued with deaths and destruction
Left the city with burnt and ashes
Land of jewel turned into land of blood
Nothing was done to stop this ardent havoc, 
How can the problem can be solved?
Who is responsible for all this ??
Isn't the queen who should be sober??
© Grace Mura  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Didactic


A Clouded Mind

Take a walk in my clouded mind
Tell me do you see what i see
Isolation engulfs these thoughts
No light in sight
Beyond these eyes lies complications
Unable to resurrect the good memories
Responsible for creating all those bad memories
Unsure on how to communicate
Unsure of our direction
So much fear creates this gray
Answers slim to none
Questions a plenty
On this walk you could never imagine the shame
All rest in pain no peaceful sleep
Estranged is our existence
Try to comprehend the aftermath
Words were murderous to a soul
The heart was innocent and pure
Now fully evolved in trauma past and present
Cant seem to forget or live with these consequences
All the problems out grow our growth
No sun to shine 
So lost
So unsure
Can you walk though a clouded mind and make sense of it all
I cant...

Premium Member Blaming the White Men

Blaming the white men
Is the idea, the insane ideas
That many of you have in your eyes
In your head and in your brain.

You’re scared of the truth
You’re playing the ugly lute
The sad refrain that you ought to forget
To exterminate and to obliterate
FYI, the white men are in extreme debt
They’re complaining, moaning and blaming
The world too, for the constant criminating.

The truth hurts: blame yourselves now
And quit blaming the pusillanimous white men
Who face discrimination on different scales
Or levels. I ain’t trying to invent new tales
Stop looking for excuses. Tomorrow
Belongs to everyone, for all men
Women and children.

Repel the obvious mentality of blaming others
And roll up your long sleeves to fight the right battles
Be nobody’s little men and women. Change saddles
If the old ones no longer fit. Don’t use too many powders
Show your true original face, because your color is beautiful
You, too, can be amazing, scientific and wonderful.

Use your god-given or divine intelligence to be better
Stop blaming others and using fake excuses
Remove the white men from the core, from the center
Of your existence. Break and cut-out the chains, build bridges
Talk to and understand more people who don’t resemble you
Expand, grow-up and stretch beyond comprehension too.

Be responsible. Be different. Be controversial in good ways
Be like the sun which goes beyond the orbits, beyond its rays
You need permission from nobody to love yourselves and others
All human lives always matter! Emancipation matters!

Copyright © November 2022, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved
Hébert Logerie is the author of several books of poetry.
Form: Rhyme

SPIRAL MOVEMENT

First I took right, very smooth 
 Love by majority 
Then I took left, very dark
Only the brave and strong strive here
Because you got to be the light 
So you can shine while striving 
Then I took time to observe 
I saw my past behind and the future ahead
Then I choose to remain present
Because I can't go to the past 
 I can't forcefully manifest the future either.

Things in the past 
Steadily stealing my attention 
Causing distractions 
Disrupting my focus towards the future 
But I'm so dynamic 
Saying to myself always 
I didn't come this far 
To settle for the least but the best.

Many times I move correctly 
Sometimes wrongly 
My mindset my redeemer
Whenever I move wrongly 
My instinct always revives me 
That's why I always trust my guts 
Making adjustments as soon as possible 
Always responsible for my mistakes 
Not find who to blame or make lame.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Weekly Faculty Meeting Yum

Many are gabbing, like magpies on steroids.  
As if we are getting away with something.
Our big chance to speak to adults, and we are taking it. 
Teachers at a faculty meeting.
I distance myself in proximity and mindset. 
This is a weekly meeting. I can jump
onboard next week as well as today, and catch up quickly.

Ready for my playtime to begin, not interested in their gabs.  
It is usually some cute antidote I have already heard.  I do not 
teach reading or math; my job is to look for
the good in everyone. I can hold onto that if I do not 
listen to the gabbing.  I look for
the good in teachers too, after all.  

These meetings are heavily saturated with testing,
attendance, reading, and math.
I teach none of these things.  I am not responsible for 
getting them here, and I detest all
of this incessant testing. Doubting the validity in the first 
place, it makes not a whole lot of sense to me.

Snatches of conversations float past me.  I look around. 
Same players. Same conversations. I am serious, truly.
The same talkers, the same listeners. I move around from 
table to table each Wednesday, to get different perspectives.
Most do not.  I sit in the corner today, alone,
marveling at the dull sameness of the gabbing, and the conversations.

The lone wolf, howling silently, with her pen teeth.

Embrace Your Age, Embrace Yourself

Author Dana Redricks 
July 12, 2023

In this journey called life, where time swiftly flows, embrace your age, let your true self unfold. For the number that marks you, a mere digit in time, should never define you, nor limit your shine.

Act your age, they say, but what does it truly mean? To conform to expectations, to let go of dreams? But I say, dear friend, as long as you're responsible too, let the world witness the real, authentic you.

Never let shame cast its shadow upon your heart, for you are a masterpiece, a work of living art. Be free in your essence, in your vibrant soul, let your spirit soar, as you age and grow old.

Society may whisper, judgment in their eyes, but stand strong, defy their flawed disguise. For the freedom to be yourself, it knows no bounds, no matter your age, let your true essence resound.

Embrace the wisdom that time brings to your core, let experience guide you, as you navigate life's shore. But never lose sight of the dreams that reside, within your heart's chambers, where hopes never hide.

The years may pass by, like sands in an hourglass, but your worth and your value, they'll never surpass. For the authenticity you carry, shines bright and true, as you embrace your age, embracing yourself too.

So, hold your head high, let your spirit unfold, for you, my dear friend, are worth more than gold. Never let society's standards define or confine, the beautiful soul that dwells within your lifeline.

Act your age, yes, whatever you decide to do, but always remember, to yourself be true. Embrace your uniqueness, with unapologetic glee, for in being yourself, you'll forever be free.

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