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major depression

Where will I go for someone to listen to me
hear my cries, feel my tears
screaming inside blank stare on my face
wanting to scream for someone to hear me
living in a world in my four cornered room
wondering why i converse with the walls or the pages of my book.
thats where I go for someone to listen to me
no mis-judgements or comments made
why do i do this to myself its all that I know
wanting to break the silent cycle of isolation
misunderstood, labeled helpless, still I scream inside

Premium Member A Major Bio

a satiric
spunky sperm
twisty tippytoe
through the
outdoor civilization
renewing fairway
to engorge
prospect goat
recasting stubble
noninfectious vibrational
hubbub pyrophobia
luridness hallelujah


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 3–9, 2026)

Premium Member vinca minor y vinca major

.
                                       there were thuh
                                               sound
                                              soundz
                                       past yourn think
                                                  out
                                                yourn
                                                speak
                                      mine hear'd every
                                                 note
  
                                          "that's the C7
                                                to you 
                                      Obone       Oboe         
                                                 oops
                                                  i denote"


Writin' Poetry

WRITIN' POETRY

Someone asked me if I could write a poem
For that type of task I'm somewhat known
I had a great uncle that was a published poet
 It may be in my genes but I don't even know it
But don't bet no money on it, do not wager
I definitely ain't no English major

Sometimes a subject comes to me
And sometimes it don't 
No matter how I try to put it together
Sometimes dang... it just won't
But don't bet no money on it, do not wager
I definitely ain't no English major

Writin' poetry is kind of a crap shoot
It's really quite unfair
You don't know where you're going
Till you hopefully get there
But don't bet no money on it, do not wager
I definitely ain't no English major

Past, Present, Future

Card after card I lay them down
As though a hand guides me.

The Empress and The Emperor look on, 
Unamused while The Magician and The Fool regale them.

Meanwhile, The Lovers ride The Chariot
Hoping The High Priestess will grant them Strength.

The Hierophant looks to the future of The World
While The Hermit is forced to practice Temperance.

Judgement and Justice go hand in hand,
Some sent to The Tower, and some become The Hanged Man.

Another day begins with the rise of The Sun, but Death
The Moon, and The Star are the only constant.

Many are victims of The Wheel of Fortune,
Awaiting the day they meet The Devil.

In the Throes of Death

In the throes of Death — a Lull —
As if the Universe withdrew
Its Breath — to let the Mortal — feel
The Edges of the New —

It is not Punishment — to go —
Nor yet a minted Prize —
But something like a Corridor
Where Souls — may Realize —

That Growth — is not a Province held
By Childhood — nor by years —
But blossoms last — in furthest Frost
Unnoticed — by our Tears —

So when the Lantern — gutters low —
And Silence claims the Room —
Remember — Life is but a Seed
That opens — in the Tomb.


sergeant-major : footle




           goal set

                             drums bet  ~

Minor Catalyst, Major Change


L-ittle
H-elp
Y-ou
N-eed
D-oes
A-id

M-ammoth
O-r
J-ampacked
I-mpact
C-arried
A-ccordingly

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Lhynda Mojica)

Premium Member Asking My Granddaughter About Her Major in College

I do not have a smidgeon of an idea
Speaker is my teenage granddaughter Rhea
I thought you were a senior in college, I say.
She nods her head, agreeing straight away.

Don’t you have to declare a major before senior year?
If I knew you would hound me, I would not have come here.
Seriously, Rhea, what is your major? I ask, trying to sound kind.
“I think I will be queen of the internet; I have that sort of mind.”

Premium Member THE DRUM MAJOR KING

THE DRUM MAJOR: MLK

Reaping his harvest,
Nourished spirits marching on–
King's voice echoing:-

With the Drum Major,
Up the mountaintop we go;
Our eyes on the prize:-

King lies within us,
Shepherding us on the way;
Mountaintop climbing:- 

King’s nature blooming…
Guided spirits blossoming…
We...overcoming…

Premium Member Major Ouch

I became a victim of the/
Government Psychic/
Operations Program/
With radionic and psionic technology/
The voice to skull is torture/
But, they can't break me/
They tell me to confess/
I refuse, I never done that/
They body possess me/
I will not give in/
They squeeze my liver/
They squeeze my organs/
Telling me to confess/
To things I never done/
I refuse to let them/
Silence and suppress me/
They lower my heart beat/
They lower my blood pressure/
They bring me to the brink of death/
I still refuse to give in/
They resort to voice to mouth/
I still refuse to admit/
To things I never done/
They body possess me/
So? I can do the same thing/
The feeling and emotions possession/
Are easy to fight/
The thought to skull/
Is easy to fight/
I thought we were the/
Land of the free.../

Premium Member Toccata, Adagio, and Fugue in C Major

Epochal courses a tamed countryside,
Spectacle sparkles glowing trees and boughs,
Pedestal weights and measures counter slide,
Sensible enshrine flexible reigned bows.

A sentinel taps chords and ivories,
The typical lose blues and notes the muse,
The miracle resonates mute carries,
A mythical being awaits its dues.

As Bach spirited his classical piece,
Some brought heart and soul, yet their ears came first,
Has God Heaven sent his blesseth song sheets,
Glass box reveals harmonic sharp verses.

Gentle-deft barters simply and ables,
Treble Clef and all the rest, well arranged,
Level weft swaps light, keyboard, and pedals,
Special, left Bach's masterful skills remained,

Swangadabe

I just wanted you to know
I bought this up to say
you put me in a bad position
see I have to forsake all others
keep other men away
don't think I am being jealous
or I just needed something to say

saw him winking at my Missus
a smirk and grin: I saw you smile
Said swig your wine and beat-it Mister
next time I won't ne so kind
See you put me in a bad position
tryna unravel me to me  to cuss
Gone in side I'll see off Mister
let me shoe this fool away

Guess I need more understanding
I thought I was your man
Why you out here hugging and kissing
cuddling up on some other man
aint got much to say about it
I be back when I cool off
there fresh milk in the pitcher
I just finshed feeding and milkin the cow

Make it easy for the cowboy
sometimes let him get his way
ah happy ending with his woman
is that to much for
ah man to pray

Premium Member A Streetcar Named G Major

Clang, clang, clang, toots a trolley: X-s-teams,
though it's not the same San Fran by the Bay,
remembrance connects, perspective redeems,
sound stirs, 'Mathis', "It's Not For Me To Say".

Maintained posture as my observance probes,
heedless complacency, schemed convenience, 
the prate news reader provokes our earlobes, 
heroines chat as a girl grasps missed-chance.

Tram's next stop, the conductor ring updates,
abides fixed whiles, a life away smokes forth,
traffic noise flowing, like manmade primates,
shrieks giving birth...streetcar desired...part.

Ding, ding, ding, went the bell; attuned Judy,
"Voices of Spring", scratched slippers of ruby.

Premium Member Major Love-

God has given me Major Love 
He's giving me eyes to see He woken me up 
On thus this new day
We are alive always He be my blessedness 
My God is my major love, this new day Dawn
God has given me assurity You make your love
 As you loan me eyes to see
 His creation is Nature's new day Dawn
God has given me He's my heartbeat 
At my mouth looks speaks my soul my heart eyes see 
He's every sweetness He gives me abundance joys
He belongs to me and I in Him 
We are one and I know you want me 
So we preeminate we correlate made your love
Dominate lovingly 
He so allowed me to waking up this new day Dawn 
He's giving me loan mea mouth to speak to praises
 His name is love to me loans me vessel to do His will
As to be His solid physical thing  body 
And with first thoughts in all that He's brought 
He's created a new thing in me 
He's giving me a greater love for others 
As He has given unto me my God it's my major love 
First thing first love Him first my Father first
Is mine Major LoveHallelujah


8/3/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2o23

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