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Strangest Things

Little strange things,  like more concurrent truths
Between science and religion,  but picking one
Closes off the truth saught,  instead pride filled 
arguments
About who has the most relevance in the idea
given to them based on perceptions of other men.

Maybe you've heard that under united syllabus
Only 12 types of vision can be created
And you can be positive are negative in each
Is that bipolor, sorry adhd
So you have 12 ways you have to perceive
Before a truth is held reasonable by all.

The only way to avoid rebellious pride
Is to have one of all personalities 
Hear, understand and share their inceptions
Onto all You may see., but negative
Is ever present so 1 out of 12 may turn and kill you

The ones who were always listened too
Are ones that fit none of these men who
Learned lessons,  not by those who would teach
All were betrayed,  put to death for endangering
The heiarchy of the time.and now they are
Discredit by mental illness and prescribed pills
That can erase the mind to be rebuilt by thearopy

So except all you read, be kind and bless ones in need
Sit in the middle of the ones who believe You
Enjoy a meal,  speak honestly and realize
That any supper could be your last
And all but one kind of men can be bought
And you could die at hand of friend.

12 apostles,  12 ways of learned routes of reason
The first organization of religion is a con in time
And all based from that are perception of a truth
That was also censored and based on lie

All evil are power is given not earned
Before united education and truths
By kings and cowards burned
Before access to all opion by way of TV
The mind of man was capable of amazing things
That we still appreciate and in the same breath
its lessons slip away, 

The calendar of the miyans made took
The ability of thinking past one life span
Why could things of present day
Be predicted by men of yesterday
Because a plan put in motion by many men
To assure their descendents have power one day

Every reasonable man can see were this leads
Others agree and fight to be the pedigree
Of the coming eternity,  one just disappeared
After learning the cycle beginning to end
I will continue this scroll of those who read ask I do so
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Premium Member Equations

Equations 




Linear array of 
life symbols,
If one could set forth
on left and to the right,
A mere balancing
of algebraic equation,
We swing to tunes
pulleys struggle a balance.

Unlike free birds
that fly limitless,
Confident cricket
that shrills constantly,
Bees humming 
still their honey lost,
Flowers perishing
leave fragrance in air,
All celebrate life
no equations saught.

Man wasting 
efforts and time,
Interfering into 
laws of nature,
Killing and exploiting
in name of equations,
Nothing set right.

Let learnings 
of physics, chemistry
and mathematics,
Apply to real living
Equations of love
and laughter,
Wisdom and speech
emotions and trust
Be congruent.




Written March 12th, 2016
For contest "Equations" 
Sponsor- Anthony Slausen 

Now entered for "101 in a row- 14- poetry contest" by PD A

Her New Beginning

Shes been around the block not her first rodeo
Tormented in her mind the thought of those fellows

In the night she leaves so so beautiful and young 
Admired by the sick beings that would abuse her young

Misery she suffered her soul stepped on and crushed
The day after in the mirror she looked stop this abrupt

Time went on dabbleing in lust experimenting freely 
While she sleeps the nightmares come just as freely

Came the day when she saw it come to an end
Her child was taken she had to make amends

 She conformed to the rules of whats just and right
Redemption she saught in her mind she had done right

Soon mother and child will be reunited
Its her new beginning family delighted
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