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3 min write

I stare piteously at my grandkid-
kid jumping with aggressive joy 
at each completed level of
a mindless game displayed 
on the computer screen, 
played by hitting a key 
repeatedly, with hands trembling

will-less I crane my neck
to look upwards through rows of
buildings, all I see is
A handful of stars in a hazy, 
un-naturally 
lit-up bright night sky
less cared by many bumbling lives

Each innocent night, every 
night as a child, I used to 
sit by my father who 
made up stories divine on 
group of stars
a line, a mat, a dog so like
animated with my awesome nods

I used to hear his voice
till I drooped like a feather
sound asleep, sleep
so pure, so restful
even angels smiled
and twirled then
in my dreams with colorful streams

That serene childhood
filled with fun, with love
rich with truth, with honesty
that angel sleep,that angel dream
can never be passed on
can never be re-lived
through our children, ever again
Categories: min, childhood, children, father,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member3 min Write Poetry Contest

One plus one is 3 when there is a baby conceived.
I recall feeling so lost as the butterfly feeling in my tummy 
Felt so powerful so magical so wonderful and terrifying
How can one plus one equal three? 
If you follow God's lead.
Categories: min, angst, appreciation, baby,
Form: Free verse


Yoongi Min

Lovable he was when I first met him,
Also shy but savage with words,
His smile is something I've never seen before,
I was mesmerized,
You could call it love at first sight,
Or is it admiration,
Talent I've seen,but non like his,
Attraction he wields,
Longing I feel,
A ray of light,
A courage to fight,
A friend for life,
A love of a life,
A fire untamed,
Yoongi min is his name.
Categories: min, friend, home, love,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberMin Min Light - the Unexplained

On the Outback Downs of Queensland
There is the strangest light
I have seen it first hand
And it sure gave me a fright

I was camped out while Lamb Marking
On the Downs out Corfield way
Hot days with sheep dogs barking
We sure did earn our pay

On one eve when days work done
We sat around a fire
Telling yarns, let our tongues run
Leant back against the wire

As I looked out in the distance
The night was black as pitch
A light with some insistence
Gave my interest an itch

I knew that there was nothing there
Only us for miles around
What was this light, gave us a scare
Some six feet from the ground

I got up, had another look
I called for volunteers
Let's go take a butchers hook
But all I got was jeers

I walked away out to the side
Until it disappeared
We still see it here they cried
Now that was pretty weird

So make your own mind up about
That Queensland Min Min light
I can say there is no doubt
Was on the Downs that night
Categories: min, nature,
Form: Ballad

Tiz Min

Those secs that sizzled!
Infinity lies perturbed
Zilches the present...

Many miles of love...
It’s extraordinary
No regrets at last! 

(8/20/2020: ’06 Sea Ray Sundancer 44; Willow Berm 8/19)
Categories: min, allusion,
Form: Tristich


Son-Heung Min

Strong as a beast,
The best career that everyone would feel envious.
For him there isn't end,
And he is copious.

Has responsibility,
needs to control and motivate the team.
Has humility,
but in his mind has stubborn self-esteem.

The representative of our country,
has pressure by the word "captain".
Doesn't react to plays that are grungy,
That's the perfect action for "captain".

Thank you my hero,
for being my hero.
Categories: min, career, meaningful,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberThe Doomsday Clock 2 Min To Midnight

2 minutes to midnight - 

A nuclear weapon of mass destruction
has been set off coming down from the dark
heavens heading a collision to spark
on part of the world spreading obstructions. 

Direct destruction throughout cities by
the nuclear blasts; there isn't enough warning
to evacuate. There isn't anything
we can do. "Lord, grant us the strength to die!"

We sit huddled together embracing 
whispering, I love you to each other. 
That's the part that stings most; undercover 
of the dark knowing what we were facing.

We never know how long we have in life;
we need peace between countries free from strife.

2/10/2018

Poetry Contest: The doomsday clock 2 minutes to midnight' 
Sponsored By:	Emile Pinet
Categories: min, family, fear, war,
Form: Sonnet

Happy Carnation Revolution Day Manif With 40 Min Delay 1002 Characters

Elections 

One party is discussing with the Marketers, Public Relations Team about the Propaganda with the Advertisement Director 

-Dr  what do you think?
- Dr
- Fantastic
-It is really good Dr
-Awesome
(So I can see You are satisfied!)
-Yes Dr
(please don't call me Dr)
Ok Dr,
(-Please.)
- A good investment, 
The creative team are in other room listening () talking to each other and laughing loud

A good investment- one says- I am really a Doctor and even so I don't get a single dime
-None of us get Doc 

Outside There's an Healthcare Protest

"Give Us Our Money, Gives Us Our Jobs, We Do Not Work For Free"

Journalists are doing their jobs with protest signs 
- Isn't good to work for pleasure!? -

202 syllables 130 words 756 Characters-sorry-
 34 Lines
Categories: min, april, holiday, humorous, write,
Form: Prose

Min-Umental

Monumental changes

seem to be essential

But I prefer the ranges

Be somewhat minumental
Categories: min, children, funny,
Form: Rhyme

Random Free Thought Ten Min Clock

Random thought on ten minute clock as been deleted and rethought
from a more steady mind then th one of mine
I held all those years ago and for the waisted time
you may have spent on that ryme I really apologize

You see you dont really see the things your saying
not when your overmedicated your mind is gone and you are just
litigating between the voices in your head trying to have some peace
your just trying to clear your head get some rest and go to bed

I cant really relate to myself and who I was
and I cant remember the person that came before
down south fat boy who had a lot of fun it not the memmories
that miss me but the way i handled the activities how social I was

So next time if you happen to be in a crowd
and you see someone awkward and hear people talk about them in the crowd
take the time to speak to them and get past their wall
they are the best friends you will ever find so dont be so proud
Categories: min, heart, loss, metaphor,
Form: I do not know?

Ben Ja Min

on Jan 17th 1706 Benjamin Franklin was born 
became a printers apprentice 
established the first lending library
was known as an uncommom comman man 
that taught self in science and inventions






Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790


Also Entry For Brian Strand's   Vignette
A Literary Love Affair Contest
         GL All
Categories: min, dedication, education, fantasy, history,
Form: Narrative

Min Wage Wars

and who's the lucky gardener?
ron rico 
           and his men 
are done 
           at it again...
 I can feel testiment 
           and au(ra)-ration
should I not speak 
           on this station?
sol  given such 
           gyration
i give you 
           the Emancipation of a Nation!:
 freedom under tongue
meaning      
           not from the sun
not from the glow
           nor the under-toe; but
increasing pressure 
           against every fissure
straining beaches into pulp...
           and swallowing 
golden giving 
with one gulp...

L'America in hysteria...
"get loose" (Jim Morrison)

 "I had money...I had none...
Categories: min, angst, on work and
Form: Rhyme
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