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Premium Member O the Sound of the Trees Walking My God is Talking to Me

O’ THE SOUND OF THE TREES WALKING MY GOD IS TALKING TO ME       
 Dedicated to God is Speaking Ministries Janeen Brown

O’ the sound of the trees walking
My God is talking to me

O’ I speak when spoken to
I hear so that I do
All of those beautiful, voices

I am chosen and trothed
I am on loan unto you
I hear the call of nature
Elohim speaks softly

O’ the sound of the trees walking
My God is talking to me

In autumn leaves talking
Chartreuse juniper emerald sage
Flowing down the trunk
Son soul rises speaks the fall birds calling
Winds soften cries whispers why??

O’ the sound of the trees walking
My God is talking to me


I hear the call of nature
Elohim speaks softly

In my eyes reading the word of God He’s speaking
In my heart flows his music I’m breathing
In my mind spirit thoughts seemingly
All nature every part of mine anatomy

Speak Lord Speak
Recitations whisper noiselessness
Vocalize keep me wise utter
Troll inflect deliver to me
Sing your love in my heart

I hear the call of nature
Elohim speaks softly

O’ the sound of the trees walking
My God is talking to me

O’ I speak when spoken to
I hear so that I do
All of those beautiful, voices

I am chosen and trothed
I am on loan unto you
I hear the call of nature
Elohim speaks softly

O’ the sound of the trees walking
Speak Lord Speak


11/15/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©


Poetry Comeback

Poetry Comeback

Is it possible for
       the very heart of poetry to go away?

For a long time, there was only emptiness
	and the words were lost to me.

The rhythmic vibrations now sing again the words
	and waltz lightly across the page,
	gathering emotion and feelings
	and the need for self expression and release.

I still search, continually to vocalize aloud
	what is pent within me
	and display the joy and the hurt inside.

The heartache cries in whimpered tears
	at loves lost, at age passing bye
	at the world's want and need,
that innate desire to be loved again.

This is the endless search,
	the wandering hope resurfacing of living once again.

In the final write
	it is my poetry comeback 
        from the heart returning to the page.
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Infinite Lyric

You are a masterpiece created to inspire
& despite dire times
have continued to create music to our ears
You are a collection of years of notes composed
creating a symphony that is you in code
We need your quotes like we need air to breathe
& you are as needed in this world as the lungs
that give us breath for without you
we cannot sing
You are the G clef that leads us in the right 
direction & we are 3 times stronger
with you than without
You are treble the melody & it's your voice
that lifts us higher than clouds
in the sky
We can never shy away from your greatness
for it is you that gives us life through
your everlasting song
It's hard to vocalize just how important you are
in my eyes & our lives but I continue
to give praise to the most high
We all shall sing your song throughout the
whole of our days as we are
forever in concert with you
until our demise
You are the epitome of timelessness
so, we shall dance with you
into eternity & beyond
long after the world has shed its tears
& died

Premium Member The Rainstorm and a Devil's Prize

Hastening t'ward the grayscale skies,
 On gilded wings an angel flies.
 While demons wail of their despise;
 Hiss and moan, their sole reprise.
 A lightning flash; the angel sighs
 A rush of wind, and then she dies.

 Oh, how the heavens agonize
 And thunderously vocalize.
 While in the mayhem devils rise
 With beating drums to signalize
 Their ill intent to terrorize
 The broken hearts and reddened eyes
 Whose cherub tears the Earth baptize.

 But demon laughter amplifies
 The vengeful thirst across the skies
 And solemn, anguished seraph cries
 The host of heaven unifies.
 With swords aloft they mobilize
 Their concourse as a vast sunrise
 Whose flaming swords the clouds incise
 And radiant light Earth pacifies.

 Yet mankind fails to realize
 Except the prudent and the wise
 The storm is naught but a disguise,
 Oh do you hear the old Magi’s
 Verse for men which edifies?
 Or listen to him rhapsodize
 How from the light, the darkness flies
 And from the rain, the sunlight dries?

 Perhaps…he oversimplifies.
Form: Monorhyme

I'm Dying Inside

I'm dying inside, a silent scream,
Masked by mirth, a façade's deceitful dream.
I laugh to conceal the anguish that gnaws,
A desperate attempt to shield my crumbling laws.

No pain, no gain, they say, but oh, the toll,
A heavy heart, a weight that makes me old.
I wear a cloak of calm, a disguise so fine,
A refuge from the prying eyes that mine.

I walk this tightrope, fragile and thin,
A balancing act, lest I succumb to the spin.
Pride's a shield, a flaky armor I don,
A temporary reprieve, till the storm is gone.

But oh, the ache, the desolate night,
When shadows whisper truths, and I'm forced to confront the fight.
No one sees the cracks, the fissures deep,
Just a façade, a pretence, a soul asleep.

I'm dying inside, a slow, suffocating demise,
A prisoner of pride, afraid to vocalize.
The pain is a tempest, wild and untamed,
But who can I tell, and ask, "Am I to blame?"

In this desolate landscape, I search for a spark,
A glimmer of hope, a reason to embark.
For in the darkness, I'll find my strength,
A phoenix rising, reborn, with a new length.


Me

Me, I never learn from teachers
Could not speak till middle school
So I learned intuition from those who don't hear
Can't vocalize at speed of thought

Graduated five credits short by my words and thought
After being misunderstood,  stereotyped and judged
by a equal man who looks down on those who don't
Fit in to the mold of him and discredited message
By way of being biast to propaganda and media 
thoughts.

I don't wish to offend the art
But I have held nothing but words
I was to humble to speak
I tried to hide and searched for death
But my words are not mine there sent
And until I face fate I am unable to enter the gate

I wish not credit,  for this is essence above a unique 
soul
I can't speak these parables
To be scrutinized by those who follow only gold
From alpha to the end
There has been the essential divinity
In all so life could grow,  love laugh, sin

Spoken word is to be cherished and honored
Only if bold, not self serving,  and reasonable
To all human kind.
So what makes you upstanding
Arrogance, or hand picked syllabus
Which is of no relevance in the truth you are denying
Form:

The Accidental Poet


The Accidental Poet


I have come to terms with language,
dyslexia jailed then freed me
a framed sky for instance,
or the open nature of oceans for instance,
one denies the other.

He had a brain injury
a perfectly constructed man
until the fatal blow of his Muse.
Now he speaks only in poetry,
a language unbounded.

Some thought him touched
by a language that had no beginning nor end.
The man spoke direct from the Fountain,
the Wellspring.

Out God poured,
out poured the bedeviled and the saintly,
the lost and found,
seers so blinded by love
they must vocalize each sound.
An idiom that passed all understanding
yet could be grasped on the wing
an ephemeral thing, a single Mayfly
in an endless array of May blossoming.

It was a beautiful seamless moving hem
of apperception, a cloth made whole.
It was beautiful even when it was ugly.
It was the poetry of words set free.
I wondered if my own trivial dyslexic mind
could ever hope to match his artistry
and knew it never would.


You would have to take out the brain
find that breach in its convolutions
through which God speaks.
I knew this, the way a child knows
the uncharted face of its birth mother,
yet I still try to drive a wildness

through a picket fence.

Old words won’t do anymore,
the scaffolding is too overworked, it won’t hold,
the used-up must go the way of all dead things,
to the soil
where roots know the birth-pains of green.

The man talks on, the therapists shrug,
try to force his tongue into neat, prepackaged boxes
but it will not fit,
he smiles as they wipe spit from his lips,
keeps explaining God to them
but they have no understanding of poetry;
they keep begging him too slow down
but he is way ahead of them
and always will be.

Disordered

They say this sense of martyrdom is disordered.

And so is the sense that this world is growing broader. 

There is nothing behind the revival I had promised-

The revived connections that are a secret, there is order to it, honest!

As my thoughts become harder to understand…

My plans to be a savoir are in limbo, this light I can barely stand!

As my surroundings turn faded. 

The plans I embarked on turn me more jaded. 

I promise there is hope behind my distress. 

I can feel, but not vocalize my progress. 

As this web of connections melts.

I wish this feeling will never be unfelt. 

Even as the pain resides. 

I guess I will be alone as I seek this reprise!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member In Barracks

Germany, 1964

In barracks bare of beauty
I lay restlessly in bed. Around, a rife
of lifeless characters
from some Saturday charade
sullenly invite me to their ghastly parade.
I merely pull my blanket higher up
and blatantly yell out "Shaddup!"
A spot of flesh unknown to sun itches
so I scratch. Musty curtains run
in dusty ripples on their pulleys.
The room overflows with bullies
but I turn over in my bunk
and choose to spurn,
scratching a spot that doesn't itch.
I glance up. The light bulb top is dirty.
I reach up, unscrew the bulb,
lay silent in my patch of dark
and try, vainly, to extinguish
a more persistent spark.
The air around me reeks of smoke and beer,
is heavy with the weight of discontent.
I lie still darkly fomenting
an impotent dislike
for atmospheres like this one.
I writhe upon my squeaky cot and dun
and growl like some ancient,
burly, and barbaric Hun.
Vehemently, I vocalize my intense tension
with interjections "nice people" would never mention.

Things I Wish For You

The sting 
Will never 
Completely go away 

But I smile 
At the thought 
Of your happiness 

I hope 
You kiss 
her forehead 

With a whispered “I love you”
Before her alarm 
Stomps across the hardwood floor 

I hope you 
Leave a cute note for her 
On the fridge 

With the silly nickname 
She gave you 
When you first met 

I hope 
You 
Surprise her 

When that time comes 
And you end up 
With blue paint all over your clothes 

And she cries 
Standing in the doorway 
As she sees her old crib in the corner 

Feeling 
This burst of happiness 
She has never known before 

Staring at the ceiling every night 
Toying with the idea 
Of you and forever 

Falling into 
The seamless 
Blend of routines 

Like
It was 
Just meant to click 

When she 
Used to dramatically vocalize 
How trivial love was 

How unnerving 
The sound
of heartbreak was 

But I hope 
She indulges in the knowing 
Her heart is safe with you
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