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Heal Thyself O Patient - IV
In prison, and bereft of all defence,
But my Healer, graver than ever ere, 
Swirls his chair round, yon of window to stare 
As if to get inspired from Providence. 
More of a dumb than mute,...

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Categories: sestets, care, health,
Form: Crown of Sonnets



Heal Thyself O Patient - II
Proffered no reprieve, led was I like cow 
By clinic’s nurse to slaughterhouse, I thought, 
The wise me cursing the rebel me now, 
All mute, betwixt devil-pain-and-doc caught. 
Take thermal waves— weighty words waft from...

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Categories: sestets, care, health,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Heal Thyself O Patient - III
What else but weight endless for devil’s due? 
And I’d need a few more tests to be sure, 
Grimace or grin, but I ought to endure, 
What greater devil was seemed like dawn’s dew: 
Was...

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Categories: sestets, care, health,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Heal Thyself O Patient - I
Two scores and more years back, as I recall, 
I find my left elbow pounding with pain 
Mere bending it when turned a task no small, 
And left me clueless for the cause for strain....

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Categories: sestets, health, pain,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Heal Thyself O Patient - V
Debate also should rage if doctors know 
The mystery that human body is: 
It takes two hundred muscles, all on go 
To take but one baby step with some ease, 
Body veins stretched, end to...

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Categories: sestets, care, health,
Form: Crown of Sonnets



Embrace the Lines
three rhymed sestets written as a cento (see below) 	

PC       I muse, while the heaving waves of life are rising,
SO      earth’s rampant tides drag...

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Categories: sestets, 11th grade, allusion, earth, memory, ocean, poems,
Form: Rhyme
Question

What's purpose of life - thought provoking question.
Guidance stated by many is confusing.
Advice received doesn't give any direction.
Some say to find happiness or love people
or imbedded in culture, no confusion,
or follow God's will or to...

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© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sestets, god,
Form: Sonnet
Image

Why to be so much attached to image?
It's what you believe, they should think of you;
Trying to mold to match up their liking;
Changing self as they like, but there's limit.
Develop conscious idea what you
like an...

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© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sestets, image,
Form: Sonnet
Reassurances
You want to hear me say I’ll love you forever.
And yes, I well could say those very words to you: 
For after all, they simply state the current truth.
But at the risk of seeming callous...

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Categories: sestets, i love you, love,
Form: Lyric
My Wants Upon Your Time
  sestets 

If we should meet;  I pray we do,
it’s first things first I’d wish for you.
If you want friends your want's begun -
an introduction to God’s Son.
Engaged in hope, I’d to hear,
"I...

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Categories: sestets, anxiety, blessing, friend, loneliness, write,
Form: Rhyme
O let my Old Age be Mellow
Thou art to soul as sleep is to my strife, 
The cheeks when look no more rosy and full, 
Lips red, nor knees so sturdy of a mule, 
The flesh when falters, wrinkles getting rife,...

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Categories: sestets, death, life, old,
Form: Sonnet
That Accident
Know very well why you are shedding tears;
but what you gain except remembering
that dreaded sorrowful event of past.
Makes you physically weak as I've fears
it'll affect your life, think surrendering
to HIM, HE will heal your woe,...

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© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sestets, fear,
Form: Sonnet
Who sticks closer than blood is friend
Seen have I friends that fish for selfish good, 
Friends that flatter, placate, put you to ease, 
Whose sweet words work as venom in veiled hood, 
And yet, their presence feels like pleasant breeze. 
Friends...

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Categories: sestets, friend,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Shattered Sighs