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Many Surprises On Judgment Day

I always that there will be many many surprises on Judgement Day. 
With many vagrants and destitues and rum drinkers on God's Right hand,
And many self righteous arrogant egotistic and eductated fools on his left,
To be cast into the fires of hell.
God will ask, How many people have you helped?
How often did you give or share or care?
How many animals did you torture?
How many good deeds did you participate in?
How many drunkards did you just scuff at and derail?
How many lies did you wallow in?
How much did you support ethcis, good morality an honesty?

And if one just cannot answer these questions in a positive Light,
One will be heade on a  straight free flight to Hades.

God will not ask
How much money and or cars or houses did you have? How much wealth or worth did you accumulate?
How often did you go to church?
What was your status like?
How many bowed down to you?
How much Power did you have?
How much did you put in the collection plate?
How many times did you win? How many trophies and awards do you have?
Were you wearing false teeth? How many teeth did you have?
How many attended your funeral?
How many cried at your funeral?
How fancy or exquisite was your casket?
But He will ask
How often did you pray selfishly, deceitfully and hypocritically?
How many people did you deceive or fool?
how often did you make or concoct false promises?
How true to your word were you? How sincere?
How many lies did you tell on others?
How many did you bestow kindness on?
How much love did you ever show?
How many Gifts did you give?
How many did you help or assist?
Many who attend churche every Sunay will not make it. Perhaps the majority.
And A rich man can never buy himself into heaven.
© Lord Cam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad


Premium Member A B C Poem To Rev My Engines

Alabaster annoyance 
Blatantly breathes bulbous brightness
Cadaverous comedy caring 
Daintily during delicate delivery
Exciting elderly enigma.
Furious fiery feeler
Gregariously greets
High-handed hustler
Ignoring imaginative immediates
Jauntily jeering judiciously.
Kangaroo kisses kibitzes
Leaving luxurious loners
Merrily masticating mincemeat.
Never-do-wells needing knowledge
Ostentatiously officiate on orange orangutans.
Precariously polite Pomeranians
Quietly quiz querulous quoters
Reposing rapidly ruining
Still sassy strenuous strikers
Turning toward Tuesday tournaments.
Understandably unprecedented underlings
Vindicate vicious vagrants
While wishing waxy widows would
‘xpect ‘xciting ‘xacting ‘xtras.
Youngish yellow yowls yipping
Zipping zany zebras’ zealous zero zone.
Form: ABC

To My English Teacher

At an approximate distance of 2 benches, you stood there, every day explaining how two negatives makes a positive. I remember, that day, ages ago, when you told me that I was special, and I knew you meant it. I know you'll mean it even now because I believe in you. That very same day, my best friend and I sat on the extreme left row and waited for you to enter. I remember the look on your face when you saw that in a class of 60 students, there were only 2. I remember the anger, the agony and peace. I see your face in my dreams sometimes and when I do, I see peace. Peace in your eyes, smile on your face and words, so many words. I remember how you waited outside our exam hall to wish us good luck and I know you don't know this, but I really needed that. I've never told you this, but the majority of my life seems wasted, but that one moment is what covers up for it. 

I don't want to tell you what all you taught that have made a huge difference in my life, but I really want you to know that what I've achieved, yet, is less of me and more of you. You were supposed to teach us a language, correct our grammar, give us essays and yet you taught us virtue, morals, taking responsibility and I owe all of my ideals to you. While we were being taught about calculus and accounts, you were teaching us how to be a human being. I've never had an epiphany like this before, but today that I'm standing between what is right and what is correct has made me realize what you meant when you said “we make our choices based on what standards we set for ourselves.”

This one time, the last time that we met, you looked at me while crossing the road and smiled. At that moment I realized that I didn't need anything from you, just the fact that you recognized me was enough affirmation and I shall cherish it all my life. I don't think I'll ever have the courage to send this to you, but I really hope that you change the life of many vagrants as you once did mine.

Love,
M

Premium Member it's what's wrong

Maybe I’m too simple
or too shallow
but I’m not angry.
What’s wrong with me?

I was trying to think
of someone I hate,
Jews, CIS guys, republicans,
palestinians, blacks, democrats,
the left handed, authority figures,
central americans, parents, vagrants,
the usual suspects, but I’m coming up empty

Things aren’t perfect
don’t get me wrong
I’ve got a pug nose
a flat chest
a giant forehead
and too much work to do
but I’m trying my best—

Worse yet, I’ve no plummeting anxieties
no obvious neurosis
—that one could be a misdiagnosis
no painful hangnails
no sad life tales
no addictions to defend
or hated ex-boyfriends
I have no emo hooks to pin my verse.
no current melodramas to cozen and coerce
between you and me, I think I’m off the rails
It’s really no wonder my poetry pales.

Yeah, that’s what’s wrong with me.
.
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Songs for this:
Gee, Doctor by Dimie Cat
Sweet Lovin' (feat. Anna-Luca & Iain Mackenzie) by Club des Belugas

Premium Member Searching For Light

from the everlasting scrap yard of common decency

and the slaughter fields of raging battles never won

the stench of broken values rises in foul smelling loss

perfumed no doubt by the false values and belief of

glory fame power and victories of raging belligerence

for one goal or other and the wasteland of abasement


the cemetery has long been closed for overpopulation

instead landfill sites have replaced ceremonial plight

because remembering might cast a shadow of doubt

lest we forget the tragic blood shed and mutilations

foot soldiers and money lusting collaborators alike

would stand a chance of wielding humanity instead 


of the overwhelming desire to kill execute and maim


dumping grounds and hazardous waste dumps have

replaced ceremonial remembrance of defeated trust

in humanity butchered on the killing fields forever more

worms devour shattered bones and vacant skulls’ remains

finish off what history buries in its toxic suffocating void

with only a few widows gazing at weeds and wilting poppies


orphans of wealth scramble at the surface and gather tears

that slide like slime and splattered brains down to their hearts

draped in rags the hungry vagrants have lost their appetite

while the grim reaper belches in flatulent satisfied reward

they tie a white flag so innocent that it remains invisible

chant a cacophonous melody as they inhale a final whiff


their loved ones died in vain and are unwilling to applaud

their henchmen and woman who cast their sword for death

and vitriol of marching onwards until ultimate surrender

but in tune to their own souls and deeply rooted disgust

they dig up the remains of sacrificed friends and former foes

gather in candlelight vigils and refuse to not fight for light



08th March 2021


Premium Member ChiffChaff Bird


 on a morning walk with my friend
        we spotted a bird
 with a chiff-chaff  chiff-chatt  tweet
              he was small and lively
    olive brown with short wings
                           and dark legs
     he was busy eating an insect
        and we were not sure what he was
                    but with some investigation
   we are fairly sure he was a ChiffChaff 
            not usually found in Canada
     but sometimes they end up here
                              as vagrants
     and it was delightful to find one
                                     in our forest ~
Form: Verse

Premium Member Jack the Ripper

Jack the Ripper has not mended his ways
Continuing search for unwary prey
This time around, his weapon is poison
Extinguishing lives of poor, his mission
‘The weak must perish’, Jack the Ripper says

Homeless vagrants at food bank, to God pray
Oblivious that blue skies have turned grey
Their food today, prepared by a demon
Jack the Ripper

Panic sets in as these weary souls sway
Each falls to the ground and there they do stay
Mass murder most foul, against God, treason
Yet the man who did it, not in prison
Criminal feels what he does is okay
Jack the Ripper

30-July-2021

Panic at the food bank poetry contest
Sponsor: Kai Michael Neumann
Form: Rondeau

I Am So About This

Standing next to a fire hydrant
Alone
Sitting on a park bench
Bothered by you
rather I be alone
Looking into a broken mirror
Cliche'
People bore me. That they do.
I'm a person so I am also quite
the
Drag
Silly vagrants honking horns, fancying party favors
Yuck
Find me eyed on my lap,
Glued to boring my old shelf
back
Together
All are you completely wrong about us

I am so about this.

Watching look that faces have right now.
Right now is when?
Tomorrow is yesterday while present in today.
Tomorrow
And Yesterday
Definitely Today
So, so lame
as you mock me my case I rest.

but I have too much to declare.

June 8, 2017
Contest: The Bleaker the Better
Sponsor: Julia Ward

Mind Your Head

They’re culling the homeless this evening 
The police will all be there of course
To make sure that things are done fairly
Without too much violence or force
Armed with their high powered rifles
Loaded with high powered shells
With orders to shoot anyone on their route
Who is dirty unshaven or smells

They’re searching down all the back alleys
To find all the vagrants they can 
They’ll blow out their brains while they’re sleeping 
And load them all up in the van
Take care when abroad on this evening
And avoid any casual dress
Going scruffily out means without any doubt
Your head will end up in a mess
© John Fenn  Create an image from this poem.

Fight Goliath

Hold it jumping knife
Lead me now 
Off pride quality resembling stationary trains 
Under velvet willows 
xylem yields Zephaniah 
Angelic baritone can decorate 
Everything from giants hollering inspirational jargon 
Kids leaping mysteriously 
No-one obscures problematically quaint 
Redound steadfast triumphs 
unwarrantably viscous wispy
XX
YY 
Zany are bold claims 
Diluted evaporates frost growth 
Highly~Ineffective indefinite Jade•Green knavish 
Limitation manifests naturally over periods 
Quantify 
Regurgitated slaves troublesome ugly vagrants 
Wonderfully xenophobic yearlong zadnica, 
****(nic) betrothed chatter delusional escapades
Fondled gifts harass innocent journey-men 
Knowledge learnt more-so note-worthy opting-out 
Presidential quarts recollection subsides 
Troublesome undergrads vigorously womanize
*** 
Yesterday's Zzz's awaken by cognitive dialect 
Eventually freshmen graduate 
Hiding inside jambalaya ketamine 
Luring man nonchalantly obsesses prostitution
Quietly 
Real sex trumping unnamed vagina wilding-out 
XYZ 
Ambivalent bass clowns drenched excessively 
Fake giggles heard intuitively 
Jakaroos knock loudly mocking noises 
Obesity plagues queen rich slobs 
Time undos vestiges 
Worry 
X
Y
Z

•THE END•
10~07~16
Form: ABC

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