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Premium Member Loitering

Singapore tryst
Old times bordering;
Restored trade regime


Old Chinatown alleys
Winding streets await;
Takeaway souvenirs


Buzzing bazaars
Colourful wares shout;
Attractions ply


Smith Street
Chinatown circuit;
Oriental stuff


Strange name
Telok Ayer Street?
Meaningful glimpses


This Chinese temple
Tourists assemble;
Photo snapshots


Old men playing
Chinese chess;
Stone table forum


Street vendors
Crafts and wares;
Brisk commotion


Somnolent sunset
After light drizzle;
Swamp of human faces


Lost in the crowd
Two tiny specks
Seeking ***** bargains


Tucked in a corner
This awkward shoppe;
Viagra and company


Loud music blasts
Accompany footsteps;
Curiosity in-transit


Sea of faces
Mini United Nations;
Cosmopolitan nuances


Old shop houses
Clusters of modern comforts;
Brisk eateries


Chinese medical tonics
Healthy equilibrium;
Discerning aphrodisiacs


Feel the pulse 
Crowd en passant;
Curious eyes feast


Bumpy movement
Feet gravitate;
Looking and searching


So much to see
Discover again;
That long-lost find!


Leon Enriquez
15 Apr 2014
Singapore


Premium Member In Total Darkness

Taliban march on,
Kabul falls into the hands of barbarians
As
Chaos and death their steps follow.
- 
Mothers mourn their children
Bereaved wives grieve the death of their husbands
Panic is instilled in every heart and mind of 
Each freedom-loving Afghan.
-
Desperation and fear 
Slowly but persistently establish their depressive dominion 
Dragging society into the abyss of ignorance 
By annihilating human rights and freedom of expression, and 
At the same time 
Depriving women, among other things, the privilege of education 
For 
The new despots wish to weave the web of their regime in 
Total darkness so as to fit the color of their 
Unenlightened souls.







© Demetrios Trifiatis
      20 August 2021

*When the Taliban ruled Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001, the government banned music and barred women from attending school or leaving their homes without a male escort. In 2001, the U.S. 

**According to a United Nations report, the Taliban were responsible for nearly 40 percent of civilian casualties in the first six months of this year, more than any other party to the conflict in Afghanistan.

Faith in False Kings

You call them leaders.
They arrive as liars.
They leave as criminals.

They promise greatness.
You believe.
They promise change.
You believe again.

Is America great?
Is Europe honest?
Is Africa free?
Every continent—
the same deception.

Their lies are sweet
because you taste them
with closed eyes.

Institutions have fallen.
Not by force—
but by ignorance.
We crowned actors.
Not realists.
Not truth-tellers.

How can a man lead you
when he cannot lead himself?
How can a nation trust thieves
with its future?

The rich evade tax.
The government smiles.
The poor pay the price.
Your sacrifice feeds their luxury.

In parliaments,
in congresses,
in the United Nations hall—
theatre.
Nothing more.

Their speeches—
calculated lies.
Their promises—
weapons of comfort.

Poverty is engineered.
Misery is profitable.
Your worship
is their power.

They mastered deception.
You mastered obedience.

Look closely:
What we call “global leadership”
is a monument
built on crime.

Wake up.
False kings rule you—
because you let them.

Premium Member The world we live in

The  world is in a great turmoil
All around  disquiet and confusion reign
Russia and Ukraine engage in war of attrition 
Massacre of genocidal proportions 
Has torn Gaza strip to a mountain of ruins
As Israel continues to exact her pound of flesh 
For Hamas daredevilry of 7th October 2023
Meting out in the process to Hezbolah and Lebanon
Repercussions for exporting and harboring terrorism
While at the same time paying Iran back in her own  coins  
In this season of teeth for tat
In the midst of all these the Syrian civil war has been reignited 
And Yemen has come under Israeli fire
As the Houthis join the fray in solidarity with Palestinians
In Sudan Generals battle for the soul of the nation 
With the world caring less for her plight 
While the disunited United Nations 
Remains powerless 
And the world powers continue to play
the ostrich
With claims and counter claims 
And macabre discordant tones
While the Middle East burns
And a possibility of world war three
Staring the nations in the face
The world needs to pause and rethink 
The world powers should wield the big stick
And bring their cronies to the table of dialogue 
The planet needs to be saved from the caricature men have turned it to
The United Nations should be liberated 
From the shackles of powerlessness 
To bark as well as bite
In implementation of its mandate

Premium Member Human Rights 2

I remember being taught in High School that we
all have human rights, some of which are civil rights                                                                                    
protected by The U. S. Constitution as well as many rights                                                                           
endowed by God. We were also taught that 'my rights end                                                                                             

where the next person's rights begin. Mixed in and permeating                                                                             
the entire subject matter of human relations was what was known                                                                    
as the Golden Rule.  This Golden Rule came directly from the mouth of                                                                              
Christ himself.  Namely, do unto others as you would have them do to you.*                                                                                                                              

Human rights as implemented by The United Nations extend beyond                                                                                       
national borders and are subject to be enforced by international law.                                                                                            
Some nations who publicly back 'human rights' are the worst violators                                                                                                               
within their own borders and have no intention of enforcing human rights       if such rights conflict with their own national or international agenda.
Notwithstanding, if there were no governmental principles and policies,      this world would be an ever-flowing holocaust, a 'hell on earth' with every man for himself.

120421PS                                                                                                                                                           *Matthew 7:12
Form: Verse


Are we all mysteriously Sinful?

Title:

Are we all mysteriously
Sinful?

(A lone voice whispers)

In the beginning 

Did you secretly 
Walk like a curious
Enigmatic Charles Darwin

Looking
Whilst
Lost in Youth

Seeking The Meaning of Sin

To clandestine dark places where

Angels
Without harps 

Profusely lambast and
Sing

Searching
Through concealed ancient manuscript and treatises

Seduced by Mistresses and Masters

Of Seductions

By their ever-changing winds
And rhymes

And now 
Are you still covertly
Only understood 

By a select few

Riding your Pale Horse
Tempestuously

Through lost
Biographies of Old Beliefs

Always on the lookout for engagements

A means to sometimes
Circumvent dark
Carnal release

Or are you still drinking Cool-Aid

From the Matrix’s ever spinning
Propaganda's machine

As the Cosmic Serpent
Of your own Apocalypse

Approaches with such devious guile

Heralding a new divine invasion

Of your own United Nations

So you still dwell in
A new vision of Gilgamesh

Wallowing in previous dark memories of
Sins

Of old encounters and embraces

Of its sensuous
Flesh

Or are you a new lost Nikola Tesla

Lost in the folds of deep personal histories

Overwhelmed
With impropriety and greed

Still seemingly held in check

By fingerprints of
Memories Old Gods

But still always courageously

Praying silently to the skies

Trying to save
Your soul

Always praying someone
Hears you and your deeds and comes down 

To intercede

Copyright John Duffy
Form: Rhyme

Michael Miguel Hyphen Ex

Michael Miguel Hyphen Ex
Knew the alphabet to letter p
The which he’d scan learned
Over a bowl of fragrant tea
On his journey to the earth
Which he’d spotted from afar
Whilst herding sentient blossoms
Around a not too distant star.
He found the United Nations 
Before extending the hand 
Of universal friendship
From it’s fraternal band.
He listened to the talking 
For three months and a day
Then Michael Miguel Hyphen Ex
Very sadly slipped away.
In a few eons he thought
This will be a worthy place
After the self destruction
Of the ruling human race.
He left a little sentinel
With a message to send
Twenty seven nano seconds
After mankind’s final end.
On all pan galactic charts 
The earth was coloured grey
The mandatory coding for
Pollution – Keep Away
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pact

Headline news
Sensational story;
All about you.

~~~~~~~~~


Truth speaks plain
If only we...
Learn to listen

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Words follow words
Into a swirl;
Too much, too late

~~~~~~~~~


Old neighbour
Bold man of seventy;
Knee replacement

~~~~~~~~~


Playground ventures
Kids stumble at play;
Trial-and-error starts

~~~~~~~~~


Parents and maids
Hovering around;
Chit-chat and follow

~~~~~~~~~


Tai-Chi master
Superb fitness shows;
Flexible e-motions

~~~~~~~~~


Aerial bird's eye view
People crawling below;
Circle an anthill

~~~~~~~~~


Mini United Nations
Yellow, brown, black and white;
Basketball court match

~~~~~~~~~


Voice of the morning
Sparrow capella;
Choir of three

~~~~~~~~~


Lovely escapades
Dreamtime melodies;
Afternoon siesta

~~~~~~~~~


School talk to kids
Why be a writer?
Do what you love

~~~~~~~~~


Quiet conversations
Eye to eye we talk;
Words promptly absent

~~~~~~~~~


SG 50 conversation
Prepare to prepare;
Tomorrow arrives now

~~~~~~~~~


Question me Why
Ask me How;
Yes, I don't know

~~~~~~~~~


Time unfurls
Hidden agendas;
Surprise windfall

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
09 December 2014
Singapore
Form: Haiku

How Is That Okay?

whenever a young woman wants to abort an unwanted pregnancy
she get a lot of grief
yet, when young men and woman are deployed to fight
on foreign land and lose their lives
how is that okay?

Is It just a coincidence that just about every time the United States
becomes embroiled in war, a Republican is in the office of president
and how Is It possible for known terrorist groups
like the Aryan Nation, Al-Queda, or the Bloods to purchase 
large quantities of guns without  the ATF being aware of It
how is that okay?

how Is It that the entire world was oblivious to the genocide
occurring in Ruwanda and Sierra Leone
yet the United Nations ran over to Hertzakovia-Slovenia
at the first sign of trouble
how is that okay?

how Is It that the United States was halfway around the world 
in Indonesia within 5 days after the tsunami 
with food, clothing and recovery
yet here on United States soil it took over 10 days to get any 
relief to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina
how is that okay?

where is the social responsibility?
where is the simple humanity?
where is the equality?
It's time for the people to take a stance today
and then maybe one day it will be okay

Premium Member Inter-Parliamentary Union Ipu

On June 30th 1889
one hundred and thirty-two years ago

In the ambiance of Continental Hotel Paris
Two visionary Parliamentarians 

And men of peace
English Man William Randal Cremer

And French Man Frédéric Passy
In furtherance of their goal for peace

And arbitration through cooperation 
And Dialogue 

Mid-wifed an Association of  
parliamentarians 
Which has metamorphosed 

Into global organization 
Of National parliaments

First multilateral political organization 
Acclaimed today 
As inter-parliamentary Union(IPU)

Through the instrumentality of IPU
Corresponding institutions 

At governmental levels
Saw the light of the day

The permanent Court of Arbitration 
In The Hague in 1899

The League of Nations in 1919
And the Mighty United Nations in 1945

 The behemoth has today
 Over 170 Member parliaments 

 And resolutely committed to
 Democracy for everyone

 Parliaments at the service of the people
 Promotion of democratic governance   
       
 values
 Peace
 Human rights
 Gender equality 
 Youth empowerment 
 Sustainable development through 
 Political dialogue 
 Cooperation and parliamentary action
 IPU is a  potential global parliament !

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