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A Free World Without Barriers and Flags

How unthinkable is for a Jew and an Arab to walk
side by side and end the atrocities of war!
They wouldn't be afraid of a nuclear weapon attack,
their sky would be blue, not filled with horror;  
will their children be taught unprejudiced love 
to build that harmonious and peaceful grove?

If religious wars were never fought, 
so much grief would be spared
for the ones holding the hateful thought:
wouldn't Jesus be more loved?

If food were given to hungry people, 
death would be walking away from all;
many see starvation, but ignore the call...
they rather live well and ignore their struggle.

I must believe in the dream of world peace
when happiness would reign and increase
in lands where justice has been miguided
and the quest for truth has been denied.

Let's hold hands and teach the little ones
never to be remembered of conflicts
that caused woe and death for ages!
Let's write " Peace " on they foreheads:
they will know pure love that can be built with kind hands...
they will create a free world without barriers and flags! 


Written on 10/25/2016
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Spontaneity

The vibrancy of the rich hued kaleidoscope
Across the firmament,
Wide open eyes ~ a pantomime unexpected

A child’s innocent smile
Free from taint and defilement
Touching its cheeks with a lot of fondness~ an involuntary reaction
 
An old man’s fragile hand
When stretched,
Penetrating hands into pockets for extending alms ~ an impetuous action

A sudden meet of my teacher on the way
Palms come together and go folded
Making a traditional Namaskar~ an untaught response

When passing by temple
Stop for a while;
Closing eyelids to recall His image~ an effortless doing

The solemn tune of the national anthem
Stop all at once and
Rising to feet to pay respect~ an impulsive gesture



Spontaneity delineates a man’s character
It reveals the real tendency of man
Intuitive and insightful learning,
Selfless love and unprejudiced cogitation
Steer our actions in an agreeable manner
Introspection about our spontaneous actions
Furnish space to learn and examine our traits. 

Place : 10th

Premium Member Taurus

TAURUS
                                                                                         
  Truthful, Talented, Talkative, Trustworthy, Me in Taurus, always Transparent.
                                                                                          
  Also, Attractive, Affirmative, Aggressive, Admirable, Ambitious, Aspirant.

  Undoubtedly Undaunted, Undismayed, Unprejudiced personality to hold
.
  Righteous, Reasonable, Rational, yet Resplendent, Romantic heart to unfold.

  Usually Untiring, Unshrinking, Unshaken wherever, whenever to appear.

  Sharing same Birthday with Legendary Poet William Shakespeare.
   

     04/01/21

  'Bite size poem-No.6'  Contest by Line Gauthier.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member In Suppression of Treason What Motive Or Reason

Irony, often, enacts comically fatal roles,
Brings dignitaries down from their highest pedestal poles; 

Sometimes, in a symbolically pragmatic costume,
Of the protagonist, destruction its role does assume;

Julia Gillard, Australian feminist Prime Minister,
Kitten heels!  Fell over public! Earned laughter sinister!

Unprejudiced slip! Humiliated tentatively!
Escorts and envoys, though, waited on her attentively!

Her fall followed her fiery address on male chauvinism,
Fall on grass and fall-from-grace were linked to her feminism;

Did Julia Gillard abet the Western Australian State,
From the crown of the United Kingdom to terminate?

The alleged treason, with her falls, harmed her reputation,
As her opponents wished, these led to her resignation;

Conservatism of foes, I'd conclude, is cause of her fall,
To cry in wilderness, yet, she has felt, has been her call...!


20 April 2022
In suppression of treason what motive or reason Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joe Maverick
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Thousand Cuts

A THOUSAND CUTS

Greeted me as I - one more time - stepped onto the dance floor of life,
reaching out for your hand, only to touch the blade of a knife
that - so sharp -cut to the bone - I felt so forlorn,
knowing, yet my heart was still hanging on
to a dream that never left the bed and all I do is morn 
for the loss of, and the realization " all is gone " !
Never, it seems, has a glimmer of light shone
upon all that I gave, all I felt for you - 
something I have given to very few.
Now, in realization of, it comes to mind
what it is all of us would - love - to find.
Love for and Love from is the light we want to shine,
brighten up life, all life with such great heat, 
that everyone upon this earth, you'd want to meet
and from the depths of your heart and soul, greet - 
with open arms and an unbiased,unprejudiced mind - 
the spirit, the soul, the heart of all mankind.

B.J. "A" 2
June 7th 2009
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member A Little Kindness Never Hurts

A Little Kindness Never Hurts

A little kindness never hurts,
yet today, find extremely rare.
Indifference foretold for last days,
cause fewer people  … care.

I posses God’s gift of free will,
gives me choice, of how I will act.
Kindness and impartiality,
daily my way of life … true fact.

With unprejudiced servants heart,
quickly learned to bite my tongue.
Instead, give compliments, graciously
to all races, aged, homeless … young.

Being kind, natural as breathing,
if to all men, dignity show.
If follow Christ example,
with or without words ... kindness know..

Acknowledge someone’s important,
give generous tip, thank you, a smile,
Cashier, maid, garbage man , police,
handicapped … or  unruly child.

Peace, kindness, love flow, from respect
for men, from various walks of life.
When don’t seek to always be right,
might find loving  … husband or wife.

Nice feelings stir within my heart,
concept … wish mankind could feel, know.
When,“consider others better,”
way, Phil. 2:3  … does show.

Concept … foundation for kindness,
easier be kind, do no harm.
If world practiced what I believe,
it might not … take up arms.

A Little Kindness Never Hurt

December 3, 2018
Enter contest by Brenda Chirl
Form: Rhyme

How Can I Change What Has Already Been Changed?

How can I change what has already been changed?
Everything has been tried over a thousands ways,
and there my perplexing question lays...
without a persuasive answer connecting the flow of words
to a revelation that necessity has invoked!
 
What else can I write when every subject 
has already been written about by those illustrious writers?
But there's never a shortage of inventiveness...
that's found in the intellectual cleverness
that's only found in their depth!

How can I possibly replace the gentle pen which flows,
from an imagination so genuine and free?
I'll complete my sentences that wouldn't be an object of envy
of those written in the dreadful eras of restricted liberty;
one must bring more realism to questionable stories!   

What new thoughts will be expressed by this mind, 
not to imitate or infringe upon those writers' works lauded by society; 
and give them proper credentials for their creativity...
one can't help being inspired and transformed by their originality,
great writers or composers wouldn't excel without the precedent! 

How can I speak of fairness, if I don't practice it myself? 
My human side should be compassionate;
take on that unprejudiced and forgiving look...
I,too, I'm subject to faults and replete with regret;
when my conscience isn't reminded of death!  
 
What can I create from those eight notes
that await the awakening of inspiration from me?
For hours and hours my fingers will pound tirelessly...
on this piano, to write that unforgettable melody
that somebody will hear and play many times! 


How can I change what has already been changed?
I'll risk it all by revealing my unfortunate events... 
contesting their wills and connoting their faults!  


Copyright 2008 by Andrew Crisci
Form: Sestina

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