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Premium Member Children of a Lesser God

Contagion ceremoniously weaves its harvest into a fabric of un-social inclusion
Haunted by lack of humility and lost serenity it serenades through the masses
In God We Trust but who listened to Nietzsche who proclaimed that she is dead
Lest we believe that a deity or other exists and really knows what she's doing
Divinity does not adhere to the faith that we are immune to such a great reaper
Revelations come at a price and blood money changes gloves and sterile hands
Engulfed in statistics and mortality rates we watch breathlessly old news in pain
No human creature is more equal than others when pandemonium is pandemic

Opulence luxury and money do not protect us from the insidious bastard bug
Foreshadow a lesson in morality diffidence acceptance and washing our hands

Alamo meets the apocalypse in cryptic proportions of ignorance and surrender

Loo rolls pasta hand soap have vanished from shelves as have bread and wine
Endangered species need to make offerings with the latter and worship at home
Surreptitious veneration of non-believers stakes false claims at burgeoning altars
Superficially cleansed with an insane amount of fake oaths in hypocritical pride
End stage scenarios roam beliefs narratives and reason beyond any much doubt
Reinvent biblical prophesies as devotes of virgin birth bow to rigor mortis instead

Grotesque gargoyles utter a cynical message on shrines mausoleums and crosses
Ogres whirl a ballet of youthful joy while funeral processions have come to a halt
Deliriously they applaud the harvest and struggle to keep up with all those in line

30th March 2020
Form: Acrostic


The Beloved Romote

MY BELOVED REMOTE

I sat om my remote unit after a tiresome  day at work
so tired was i that i let myself go and it broke into two

i am spying our receptionist TD remote with much envy 
just lying there on the reception desk no one catering it

remotes very strange gadgets only superficially understood
small but very powerful just watch a man fiddle the gadget

you will realize its a symbol of power an status in social setup
i broke mine humbly i suffer the indignity of a manual system

i have to leave the warmth of my couch blanket and tap loved tv..
the few pitiful buttons are now supposed to substitute my "gadget"

its a gadget of technology whose worth few appreciate till broken
suffering humiliation of punching the four buttons on actual tv set

they have now gone digital migration and a tvs menus reads as thou
its the encyclopedia Britannic we need tutor-age to decipher manual

that's why i keep eyeing TD remote for you never know the day that 
 i will need a replacement seeing that market is flooded with imitations

the orient guys are flooding the market with  cheap fake imitations
driving the lovely gadget to a low life expectancy it suffereth in silence

i love my gadgets and the remote guarding them  jealously for loss is grief
to them lazy bones claiming fatigue now being tortured to leave warm 'duve'



Lewis k nyaga
19/01/2015
Form:

Premium Member An End To I Believe

An end to ?, I believe

I see your beautiful face in every drop of my tears.
I see your lovely face in every place, throughout our years.
I see your exquisite face haunt the very fiber of my fears.
I see your face upon the walls of my time. 
I see your face every day, knowing you'd never be mine.
I see your face, it hurts me so, yet I want what is sublime. 
I see your beautiful face slowly want to fade.
I see your lovely face and believe, superficially made.
I see your exquisite face empty and staid.
My heart beats to the incessant pounding of tear drops,
upon this tired old face, expressing the pain of loss, 
the loss of what I never really had in the first place,
it all comes to the surface and is read all over my face.
Why ?, was I so receptive, so willing to sacrifice
my heart, my soul, my spirit, put them in the vice-
grip- of love, let it squeeze out every drop of life,
chop them up into tiny pieces with the Butcher's knife.

B.J."A"
September 6th 2009
 
An end to ?, I believe
Tue, Sep 15, 2009

I have always felt that you, never could care.
I hoped, but you never ever pretended to care.
It is now so clear, you will never be there.
That's my life, that's you, that's fate, so unfair.

There are these great, and heavy chains that seem to bind my heart to the thoughts of you, they're dragging me down.

The ride I took was as good as it could be, but the links that bind my mind to the thoughts of you are not very sound.

I can now see - with eyes wide open, not blinded by my love for you - that with you I will not see , love found.

My heart, my soul, my every moment in that beautiful dream, my life, my thoughts, you fill all, you surround.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Flirtation a Freed Verse

FLIRTATION
a  pretext
for
the  glamorous
renaissance
across
the  core
of romantic love
swathed in
the symbolic
changing
&swaggering
in a suggestive
state
emblematic
of the
 vanity
so so
essential
&
appropriate
to the occasion

 beauty-obsessed
assessed
 & filtered
adolescence
so
superficially
beautiful
looking fo
 a glimpse
of the
reassurance
&
 the spectacular
 in profile
to be paraded
in an
appearance
so soft
 gentle
&soothing
 aspiring towards
 desire
& promise
 covered with
 ornamental
 displays
  of perfection
a
 focus on
&  aimed at
the  observer
at  will

Premium Member The Many Faces

The many Faces . 

I see your beautiful face in every drop of my tears.
I see your lovely face in every place, throughout our years.
I see your exquisite face haunt the very fiber of my fears.

I see your face upon the walls of my time.
I see your face every day, knowing you'd never be mine.
I see your face, it hurts me so, yet I want what is sublime.

I see your beautiful face slowly want to fade.
I see your lovely face and believe, superficially made.
I see your exquisite face empty and staid.

My heart beats to the incessant pounding of tear drops,
upon this tired old face, expressing the pain of loss,
the loss of what I never really had in the first place,
it all comes to the surface and is read all over my face.

Why ?, was I so receptive, so willing to sacrifice
my heart, my soul, my spirit, put them in the vice-
grip- of love, let it squeeze out every drop of life,
chop them up into tiny pieces with the Butcher's knife.

B.J."A"
September 6th 2009
Form: Rhyme


Assert

The initial conversation we had revealed a stark contrast between our personalities, lifestyles, and perspectives on dating and love. You approached relationships with an optimistic view of men, often perceiving them as inherently valuable without fully considering the potential repercussions of their actions or the narratives they might construct around you. In contrast, I prefer to listen to a woman's experiences and base my judgments on how she has navigated her past relationships. I believe that effective communication can reveal much about a person's character and intentions. Consequently, I never envisioned our relationship progressing significantly; I recognized that our differing viewpoints created an insurmountable divide. 
I never labeled you as a negative person; in fact, you may possess many admirable qualities. However, I consistently perceived our connection as flawed and ultimately unviable. You often judged me superficially, critiquing everything from my hairstyle to my physical appearance, yet you simultaneously expressed affection for me, which I found perplexing. I have come to view our interaction as a transient experience rather than a lasting bond—an episode in my life meant for learning and growth. I appreciate the insights gained from our communication and the opportunity to understand your perspective. Nevertheless, I must assert that I do not wish to pursue a relationship with someone who lacks accountability and exhibits narcissistic tendencies.

Premium Member Race For Tomorrow

Just what is race?
What does it mean?
By book
A group of common ancestry
Superficially diverged
             By only what is seen

Will differences
Not be mended
In future
Will there be a race for tomorrow
One race comprising all
          A world that is blended



R ace for tomorrow
A nger dissipated
C olor erased
E volved thinking

F airness for all
O ne family of man
R ivalry negated

T errorism ended
O rder restored
M alice allayed
O utcry ceased
R eady to love
R ecipe for joy
O thers accepted
W orld peace
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Beneath the Veneer

~his strength~

          Paul is a recent lone survivor
                   of a plane crash. 
             A few of those perished, 
        his close friends. He's attended 
   a cavalcade of funerals in just a month.
             Outwardly, he seems fine;
         He handles the persistent pain
         and burns throughout his body
                better than expected.
              He tries the best he can 
             to adjust to a new normal.
        He puts on a brave face publicly 
          as he keeps up appearances 
          here and there. Superficially, 
     the face of strength and resilience.

                  ~his fragility~

         Yet in the loneliness of night
      he's haunted by the last screams 
           of his perished passengers.
        He wakes in the dead of night 
      screaming himself. He's wrestling 
      with gnawing demons; beset with
       insomnia and a crippling anxiety 
         as survivor's guilt takes hold.
           He hides behind his smiles 
            and sense of humor, but 
          in actuality, he's struggling 
          to cope with the aftermath
              mentally, emotionally
      and psychologically. He regrets 
  that he survived; a walking casualty.


Juxtaposition Poetry Contest (Winner: 2nd Place)
Sponsored by Silent One
Date written: 11/23/2020
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Delve Deeper

Delve deeper
 into one's soul,
inside
 one's mind. Don't look 
 superficially.
 Dig deep
 to find
 one's essence.
 That's where 
 the heart and soul
 glow like gold.
 To know somebody...
 delve beneath the surface.
 There's
 more than meets the eye

 (Yalto)


"Yalto" is a form invented by yours truly
Lines 1-15: 3,4,2,4,5,3,2,3, 2,3,3,5,6,1,5 syllables
Date written: 04/05/2020
Form: Verse

Illusion the World-2

everything there is 
everyone there is 
alive 

before my eyesight 
some are captured in memory 
some are gone superficially 

alone 
all alone on this ground
daylight to dark night 

alone, lonely into me I fight
for nothing!

an illusion 
opens the knot of learning 
teaches to think -
some absurd, 
some logic,
some to guard,
some to high kick 

in the four wall of dome 
doom comes with the spirit 
to teach -
take; o weak learner 
take slavery and ask mercy

dawn sun mourns on ignorant savagery
because of self-less stupid selfie


-September 03, 2019 Chattogram

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