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Optimism

Positivity breeds it graceful wings
Disseminating compassion, to all the lowly things.
'Tis as lustrous as the mellowing sun
delivering exuberance to everyone.
Yet there are shadows, lurking 'hind the good
A true bizarre, A malevolent hood.
But optimism overshadows the Agelasts
It ostracizes the demon, nurturing the outcasts
And so do I bleat, embrace Optimism's virtue
Promulgate saguinity to folks you come through.

Premium Member Old Men Dream

Old men promulgate warlike dreams;

Alas, young men are sacrificed to abet their schemes.

Premium Member Turning Weapons Into Tools

A more prolific key
to preventing a sinful monoculture of crime
is recreating a sincere inclusive climate 
for trauma prevention

Just as a more robust tool
for healing narcissistic egocentrism
is curiosity to understand
catastrophic anthro-supremacism

Just as a more effective resource
for ending investment
in militaristic nationalism
is to promulgate polycultural panentheism,
robust solidarity extending family residents,
soul cousins of macro-organic soil,
our ecologically economic 
global EarthTribe home

Just as fixing religious partisan dogmatism
is to experience unitarian integrity,
empowering universal energy democracy,
delightful synergetic strategies 
for creolizing inter-religious
cultural diversity

Just as monoculturing weapons
of discommunication
reinvest in polyculturing tools
of trust communionation.


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NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
Copyright © Brian Strand

Premium Member Intertwined, In Mind

In the Image of the Creator, thus intertwined
      ‘tis incumbent upon us to keep this in mind…    

   Something from nothing is what God did create
      nothing from something He did not promulgate

Dandelions

The brightest hue you possess,
I adore your Shiny yellow dress
Sending perfume kisses through the breeze
You are engrossing butterflies and bees

Dispersing not just the seeds but our disquiets
Hearing all our quirky wishes, you are still quiet
By carrying the seeds in your parachute,
sprinkling the seeds of happiness ,you again evolve

The benevolent buoyant soul you are,
 promulgate happiness everywhere


Happy New Year

May the New Year
Bring Ecstasy to everyone
   and hunger for none
Make the food crops grow
   and Rivers have perpetual flow
Help to halt the hatred
   and ruin the rancor
Comfort the indigenous people
   to strive against the evils
Enhance the global tourism 
    and annul terrorism
Pinpoint the phonies
   and cleanse the cities
Smash the poverty
   and increase generosity
Promulgate universal peace
Shatter barriers into pieces
   Wish you all a wonderful New year

Many Poem Possibilities

Many Poem Possibilities

In my mind are always poem possibilities;
To write each one God gave me the ability;
Will often use;
Never abuse,
And in them you will surely find sensibility.

Terrible unbearable parable
Opposition, condition, ammunition
Contemplation, compensation, creation
Involved, dissolved, revolved
Prepared, shared, compared and dared
Disguise, realize, stabilize
Exonerate, Humiliate, contemplate
Inundated, infuriated, stated
Hesitant, resistant, persistent, consistent
Vindicated, extrapolated, eradicated, vacated
Serenity, proximity, anonymity
Realizing, tantalizing, sermonizing, aggrandizing
Orevaricate, eradicate, emancipate
Cration of a variation from any situation
Regulate, strangulate, gestated
Promulgate, placate, indicate
Substantiate, instigate, expedite, premeditate

Mort to consider.

Jim Horn

Chasms Shine Inside Pupils Captured

in mass-produced photographs leaking
oils and plastics into oceans eternally
churning secret species speaking sonar
beyond the corridor of human tongues

awaiting arrivals admirals of slaughter promulgate
fading flags of kings and queens aging on God’s throne
as veins rise to the surface and lines on maps bulge winds
direct tyrannies toward destinations cultivated by natives
beholding prophecies piercing membranes of skylines

families gather in gluttonous homes quiet as guilt
consuming bounties bound in card-board consumed
by glowing signals processing visions of impotence
and incompetence revealing its radiating birthmark
shaped like a deformed diamond vapid as brutality

Aged Warrior

How much time has passed?
Four...five...six hundred years? 
How much longer must I last?
Through another set of peers?

I am young yet, this I know. 
But in my short time, I've had my share of woes. 
Though my shell is fairly new, my soul is aged and old. 
And though I am ready, I'm not one to surrender and fold. 

I've grown tired; my heart is worn. 
From warring so constantly since I was born. 
But surrender is a foreign concept to me
So I'll keep fighting fiercely til I am bested properly. 

And though I may pray to be bested some way,
As I engage the trials of life and the harshness of fate,
"Ni naiz du ekaitz," my battle cry to promulgate,
"It is not cold enough in Hell for me to die this day."

EDIT: Ni naiz du ekaitz means "I am the storm"

Ode To Elections and Presidents

How do we elect all Presidents?
It is incredibly simplistic.
We go to urns and cast our votes in.
'But why?' I asked myself this question
Incessant multitudes of times; in sorrow.

All politicians, including presidents,
And, by their own admissions later,
In their memoirs and sudden recollections
Are incorrigible occupational fibbers.

We always take what they promulgate
During election’s lengthy process
With hugest grain of salt and still,
At the end of it, we learn it all in books…
Titled the same:

‘I would if I could!
 But I couldn't, so I didn't!’

Lousy Employee

I missed the meeting, again.
‘It was important’ -
My manager rebukes me often;
But if I knew it was
I would promulgate to my whole family
In its entirety: Attend!
No questions asked!

Human Rights Day

Brought forth into this world
an innocent child, by birth;
yet born equal and free
in rights and dignity.

Live and let live
this gift the recognition
as an unique individualised person.
Let it grow in the freedom of laughter
and own thoughts of its happy ever-after…
Let it be, let it strive
let it be alive –
it has the right to life and liberty
and is enfolded by the hands of security.

Grow up, little child,
you are free
from imprisonment and slavery.
Do not fear of being abused
or unjustly treated or used.
You are worthy of a shield that fights
for your undivestable human rights.

Be not afraid to live,
to love and to forgive;
to wipe away all sorrow –
there might be no tomorrow…
Go ahead – trust, believe, pray;
you have the freedom to do it in whatever way.
The freedom to thought, conscience and religion –
Child, you have the right – it is your decision.

By being educated, being drilled
you may one day change the world.
Promulgate what you know now
and contently observe just how
this diverse world instantly unites
when fighting for its human rights.

Christian Believer Hypocrisy

Christian Believer Hypocrisy

Kentucky clerk Kim Davis
Use of her religious belief is a mistake most gravest.
While denying same-sex marriage, she is cherry picking the bible
When she grants divorced persons marriage licenses, making her argument not very viable.





Jesus had several times said something about divorce and remarriage. Corinthians 7:10-11 especially applies to Kim Davies who has three divorces and four marriages. Not only is she a hypocrite, she is using religion to promulgate hate. Oh yes, I think Jesus said something about "loving your neighbor" that seems lost on christian conservatives.

I Accuse

I accuse ..... Part 3

My elder brother who instilled in me
The impetuous rage for music and its ecstasy
Let me thrill,bog down in quicksand
He commenced imbibing the Holy Koran and understand

Parents who pamper their children's avarice
Acquire them the latest inessential extravagance
Disdain to sow in them the worth of morality
Never sullied their lips with such formality

Teachers who their pupils skull stuff
Promulgate a lot of a grip not enough
Fail to dissect their must-have for heartfelt loyalties
In authentic scoundrels and wolves in sheep's clothings

Like cocky peacocks strut through the grounds
On allegiance,they read the last rites
Tear their identities or stomp on flags
Yet could medications be of any use
For those a whole epoch has abused ?

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