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Premium Member Hope's Pathway

Mingled worths gleaned by contrasting instructions.
Disappearing as I meander amidst sun-soaked wisps.
History is storming, howling, and recoiling further convictions.

Current plans riding the rowdy wave are being crisp.
Ramifications of implied vows reveling from a keen sense,
Beautification isn't rationed by shading or form grip,

Bourn when eyes are drained, writhing, and wailing thence.
Unfulfilled pledges in the lack of truth and empathy,
Ascending to the apex of kindness obtain the rising grace.

Mystical decency, the springtime renew of humanity.
All these are shrinking twigs: wars, dread, and fury.
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I Can; You Can


I can look for caring love in your eyes, 
You can pretend to hold onto thine YES, 
And watch me do all tricks to your surprise... 
If it worths a try off approaching mess. 

I can unlock your heart and beat its pulse, 
To stop for check on a new proposed take, 
And bear a turn to signal mind's impulse... 
If it makes out for WE not I's lone ache. 

I can dance with you in the rain with joy, 
You can worry about the weather's storm, 
And wait till I calm what hoo-ha deploy... 
If it gets to make your body so warm. 

I can play with all your toys but not time, 
You can be nice too; love is not a crime.
Form: Sonnet

Mama Pray For Me

MAMA PRAY FOR ME

In your deepest chamber Mama,pray for me 
To know who deserves my door and who worths not my window 
For i have seen those who destroyed a man
Attend his funeral to console his widow 

Pray me to understand the pain and harm
Of such sayings that mandates betrayal on life
I am but troubled when men spread their arms
For the closer the embrace the deeper the knife

Deadlier is the act when men and demons toast
I have heard tales of guests who poisoned their host
With the right hand do men bury their hatchets 
And from their left hand strike with sharpened matchetes

Say a prayer for me and repeat my petition
For these days even the devil is rebirthed a saint
What better meal have i to offer my dentition
Since the teeth now bites the fingers that feeds it?

LizDiamond World Of Poetry

Crown Father

Thaj is crown,
Religion,Deen, in Arabic,
ThajuDeen,my father,
Now gone far further,
Crowns like brains on heads,
Kings,Queens like heads,
Crowns for Kings from birth,
Kings worth the way behave on Earth,
No king my father,no kingdom,
To crown my father,
He behaved like a king 
He believed like a king,
In just a king,
In love a king,
In all he worths a king,
Now comes to crown the king,
No gems but crown,
No pearl but crown,
No gold but crown,
It glows,it shines like a crown,
The theme of my poem gems,
The rhythm of my poem pearl,
The lines of my poem gold,
Oh,my father wear the crown,
My poems five hundreds,your crown!

A Single Day

If I had just a single day to live,
The value of my world would realign.
Instead of what I'd gain, what could I give
To raise the worth of what I leave behind?

I'd mend the bridge instead of grind the axe.
I'd do the things, in fear, I never tried.
I wouldn't gather trophies, wealth, or plaques
But rather, all my loved ones to my side. 

I wouldn't focus idly on the past
Or other lesser worths that melt away.
So ask yourself, if this day was your last
Would you remain the same as yesterday? 

We have Today. This single day in store.
Let's live it like we won't be given more.


Jun 2, 2023
For the Sonnet Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Sotto Poet
© Jesse Rowe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet


The Fleas of a Thousand Camels

I am fed up, I want to take stock,
Of all things I could not stop.

The things I bought that all went wrong,
Down to the clock that will not bong.

The time I’ve wasted standing in queues,
The money I’ve wasted, but not on shoes.

To the annoying “Jobs Worths” out there, 
I hope that some one somewhere hears my prayer.

I get fed up and angry at best,
With anyone that’s like the rest.

I am not perfect that I know
But at least you know I’ll have a go.

So for all those people that irk you too
I hope the same  thought goes for you

That the fleas of a thousand camels will rest
In any and all of there liberty vests.
Form: Rhyme

Death Comes To All

Go to it
Run from it
Death comes to all…

Fear it
Or stand as if 
It doesn’t exist
Death comes to all…

Talk to yourself about it
Or deny its existence
Death comes to all…

Love and let yourself be loved
Hate and fine yourself being hated
Death comes to all…

I found her
And she found me
Yet she wants to end it all
But
Death comes to all…

The world is ours to plough 
Not to plunder
But we all are fruits 
Because 
Death comes to all…

Do good
Be bad 
Death comes to all…

In the end
Life worths a lot 
Because 
Death comes to all…

Note
I am not afraid 
Of what I can see
Nor what is before me
But what I never feel 
Or that which I never know of
Because 
Death comes to all…

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