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Did Jesus Exist

Did Jesus Exist?

Some say 2000 years ago,
A man called Jesus walked about;
But I say, not as god or indigo, 
But as a medical doctor stout. 

Jesus was an Israeli name then, 
And there maybe was one man found, 
Of that name, with a doctor’s ben,
Who knew the poor, who did abound. 

And I say that big occasions grand, 
Make for good sex, for mind focus, 
So Mary and Joseph had their hand, 
On the country’s population census. 

Something happened like on Star Trek,
When Jim Kirk was born light speed;
All nature and the stars fused in spec,
When the pair felt no frown or creed.

This would’ve produced a bright one, 
A real whacker and the perfect child, 
And so I believe Jesus existed, a son, 
Like some say he did and so tiled. 

I believe he set a stealthy example, 
For other doctors who were for the rich, 
Who became followers of Jesus, ample, 
Endeavouring the Roman gov to stitch.

A doctor’s job is within legislation, 
Within the people’s thinking sphere, 
Not without the gov’s validation, 
Not out with the majority’s ear. 

So I think a man called Jesus Christ,
Was put to death by the people, 
Ignored by the government, heist, 
But loved by a few friends, his steeple. 

But he was taken on by many brothers, 
By the profession, medical and strong, 
By Luke who had rich men as forevers, 
Because he treated their kids, belong. 

He tore society’s norm gown in two, 
Right down the middle plateauxed;
Luke said no to his old way to go, 
Suffered barrelled rejection foretold. 

Luke was key in Jesus’ career and legacy,  
Determined his acceptance, full or part, 
Such that Jesus was thought no fallacy, 
To be accepted with all your full heart. 

This only meant something to his work, 
Not to god or divinity transcendent, 
But because in temples he did lurk, 
So healings were upon god dependent. 

There may be no historical documents, 
Out with his friends witness reports,
But I am content that the populous,  
Was treated medically, had no retorts.
Form: Quatrain


Near the Star I Travel

Not a place that no man has traveled before
To think so would be ridiculous at the least
What will I find, what can there be in store

My crew hope, affection, sympathy and more
Each member plays there part in the big piece
Not a place that no man has traveled before

Why travel to unknown places, what is it for
The unknown and insecurity, wait like a beast
What will I find, what can there be in store

That place of famous legends and all the lore
Just seeking a strange new world of peace
Not a place that no man has traveled before

Looking always inside searching my own core
Is there any sign of life or only the deceased
What will I find, what can there be in store

In this new civilization will I stand in rapport
Or am I just a prisoner waiting to be released
Not a place that no man has traveled before
What will I find, what can there be in store


08/18/2013 by Wayland Bunch for Star Trek-the contest

Rhue

She starred in a Star Trek episode as the girlfriend of Khan.
She was talented but it's sad because now she is gone.
She had Multiple Sclerosis and by 1985, she was bound to a wheelchair.
When she died in December of 2003, it proved that life can be very unfair.

She guest starred in such shows as Hawaii Five-O, Bonanza and Daniel Boone.
When she died at the age of sixty-eight, she died too soon.
Because of her illness, she was unable to reprise her role in Star Trek II.
She was a beautiful and sexy actress and her name was Madlyn Rhue.

[Dedicated to Madlyn Rhue (1935-2003) who died on December 16, 2003.]
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Star Trek Fans

They journey midst the stars or so one might think
They come and go by way of the roof like energy,
Or so it might appear at times, wearing uniforms
But usually dressed casual and they ask for either
A pizza or a soda- maybe they want to make Promotional
Arrangements or perhaps they come for an important meeting

How do they really come? By transporter, in which case there’s
a ship orbiting over head? Convertible or other car? Or perhaps
walking? Maybe by bus but there aren’t any that run on Sundays-
Perhaps they stay close by overnight although that’s not likely so
that it had to be one of the other ways- you can only wonder and be
grateful that they are patrons

Next a person might wonder who they are-fictional characters right
from the movie screen or respectable people with various life styles
and names who play a game whether it’s tame or to avoid the television
at football time-whichever of the above they happen to be if any they are
Star Trek fans even as they seemingly glimmer around
© John Long  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member GRADUATION JEWELS

Memorable, honor and gratifying
Appreciation approach
Discovery of your own educational frontier
Star Trek concept learning exploration
Master of your own mind
Complexity into simplified
Determined and desired fulfilling the role
Your Cap and Gown proved what accomplishments are made of
Technique, Theory and Concept
Challenged your mind beyond measure
Preparation made the assembly
As you walk out the school doors for the last time
Your education is never over
It’s a never stop learning
Continuous factor
It’s what you will do in ever after
The world is forever changing, and always step up your game in always being a step ahead

Opposition will try to discourage you, and knock you down
Pick yourself up and be determined because if you can achieve education, you can break through any barriers that try to block
Education prepared you and your mind will establish you
Education is in you and no one can take that away from you
Head up and chest up in being proud what you have accomplished just far
Your tomorrow sustained today
Endeavors forward all the way
Star Wars motto, “Let the force sustain and support you”
Your key words to success “READY, STEADY and FULFILL”
Class of 2026
It transcends within the breezes and awakens your inner soul in succeeding to follow
Believe in yourself and never doubt
Can’t and won’t are not an option, but it is destiny in being determined
Now that education taught you, now go out and use what you learned
Your new frontier a waits
Dazzle and represent who you are
You will go far
You are a shining superstar.


Premium Member Saucy

Introducing my roommate Leong to my Saturday morning cartoon binge habit proved to be one of my BEST ideas EVER. She’s a very animated watcher, frequently laughing, gasping in horror and, in the end, delighted by these silly shows. 

It’s almost a case for convergent evolution, how two creatures, from opposite ends of culture and the world can be so similar.

I find myself watching her, for her reaction, as much as the shows themselves - I’ve seen them before but I rediscover them vicariously and emotionally through her. We can spend hours dissecting character arcs and plot twists - we’ve found a small, stress-free heaven.

It’s 10:40am Sunday morning and Leong is dipping celery in barbecue sauce for breakfast again. “THAT’s just gross,” I deem, holding my hand up to block my view of this travesty.

“You should TALK,” she says, “Flexatarian!” 

I gasped, like a slapped Chris Rock in the face of this naked aggression. “Why am I a flexatarian! I demand, my mind reeling for context, “because I ordered the potato burrito at taco bell?” I look around for some sort of rescue or validation, but we’re alone. 

“That’s so FAUX,” I say, in an injured voice, shaking my head sadly. “I’m by the book carnivore,” I say, holding my fingers in a three-fingered girl scout pledge.

“And you have to live with that trauma,” Leong says, scooping an extra large dollop of sauce with her celery as I make gagging and heaving sounds.

.

slang
Flexatarian - someone who’s only a vegetarian when it’s convenient or showy.
faux - untrue

*Convergent evolution: how life evolves in certain predictable ways because they work the best. For example: how flying has evolved independently at least four times on earth: in birds, bats, insects, and pterosaurs. Ultimately, this theory predicts that we will meet other “humans” if we ever get out and explore the universe - those Star Trek green, human aliens may actually be real somewhere. 

*I have a no “show off” rule which this may violate..

Premium Member Tribbles

From this space station, Sherman's Planet is in proximity.
However, the Klingons claim it's within their sovereignty.
One of their ships has arrived and docked recently.
Their are many of those obnoxious aliens roaming freely.
This was an absolutely unexpected confrontation.
I have a feeling there will be an inevitable altercation.

A trader name Cyrano Jones has brought a curious creature.
They are tiny, and cuddly animals with a furry feature.
They purr like kittens and are the center of fascination.  
However, their big downside it their over-proliferation.
Tribbles hate Klingons, and Klingons don't like them too.
I wonder what will happen to Kirk and his Enterprise crew?

Based on the episode "The Trouble With Tribbles" of the original "Star Trek" series.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Quality Time-Vampire Style

Boy said, "Mom, they call me vampire at school
They treat me like dirt, they're very cruel
I'm tired of our name being dragged through the mud
Mom said, "Just shut up and drink your blood."

Mom asks Dad, "Where you headed tonight?"
Dad says, "Think I'll go out for a bite."
Mom gives him a wink and shows thumbs up
And says,"Just be back before the sun comes up."

The cold night air feels so invigorating
But the morning sun starts me disintegrating
When I get back, do you know what would excite me
Putting my face in your neck and you scream,"Bite me!"

When I get home, what will we have for dinner?
I hope it's not Mr. Miller, he's on blood thinner.
I'll stop by the graveyard before the break of day
To see what I can dig up along the way.

Let's enjoy each moment, they are so fleeting
If I were alive, my heart would be beating
I'll love you forever, no need to gloat
I can't wait to get my fang on your throat

She said "Oh, Darling, you make me insane.
I can feel the formaldehyde leave my vein
See the hole in ,y heart, the one you make
Not the one from the wooden stake.."

I remember the nights we'd watch Star Trek
Then you'd lean over and put two holes in my neck
And you'd say I love you but the last thing you did
Was kiss me good night and pull down the lid.
Form: Quatrain

Space

The world dreams ,
of heading off into space,
Star trek, star wars,
living on Mars

Imagine they make 
a spaceship, 
that can support 
on going life,

one generation 
after another, 
being born
and then trained,

To take over after their parents,
to be the captain,
engineers and crew,
generation after generation
,
living on a spaceship, 
travelling to the closest planet,
similar in size to the earth,
will it truly be like the earth?

eight thousand years,
perhaps a hundred people,
would they survive?
one year after they were gone,

population growth,
would see, their number replaced,
like you and me,
the only home, we will ever know,

The only home, '
our children will know,
is this planet,
destroy this planet,

and future generations,
will curse you,
as the selfish generation,
the planet destroyers.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Deep Into the Void

Pixabay Image

Enterprise, man's quest exploring the unknown.Make it so!
Nomads of space in cryo-sleep
Time has little meaning as decades pass
Eerie atmosphere is computer dependant
Rrobotically maintained humans sleep
Perilous solar storms and asteroids navigated
Rampant chaos of earth light years behind.Beam me up, Scotty
Indeed the point of no return has long been reached
Science fiction ignites curiosity. Live long and prosper!
Earthlings quest to understand universe.Resistance is futile!


Had a little fun with this one. Quotes in bold print from Star Trek.
Jean Luc Picard "Make it so" 
Captain Kirk "Beam me up, Scotty"
Spock "Live Long and Prosper"
The Borg "Resistance is Futile"
Form: Acrostic

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