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Let's Say No To Suicide

World at times is a spring of mirth
And at times a root of melancholiness,
Gaiety and ruth are ineluctable quirk of nature
Where it leaves no beings unbrushed.
Bight trice would shimmer some days
And putrid flash would strike at times,
Discern that's a puissant canon of nature.
When grievance mounts the golden throne,
When relation twists into tears,
When desires wrench into agony,
Never hell bent to confide suicide 
For those troubles proceed the incredible comforts that follows
Alike the precession of hell heretofore the heaven.
Whenever melancholic flash haunts you
And coerce you to confide suicide,
Think no other than thy indulgent mother
Who lugged you almost a year in her belly
And who raise you up, with vacant scars
Physically and mentally, all well sound.
She never raise you up, to entertain thy death unnatural and astound,
She just raise you to live a life 
And amend world into a ameliorate place to dwell in,
Life is a precious douceur of God 
And thy mother is a God in human form,
So let's say no to suicide in all tastes of life.

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When We Take a Bow From Earth

When we take a bow from this earth,
the name and life we make here,
our legacies and treasures,
do not exit the stage with us.

both the rich and the poor,
the respected and puissant
will one day hear,
the infamous buzz of the fly,

where our spirits are summoned
remains solidified in mystery,
no one can descry,
it's a call we must answer.

all our fights,
all our struggles,
never takes that bow with us.
the mysteriousness of life.

our time and years scheming, 
exerting our energies into existence,
our traverse and ordeals,
will one day turn to tales.

a little while, we'd be mourned,
a little while we'd be remembered,
a little while it'd be the new reality,
and a little while we'd be like 

slick stories soon forgotten,
when we take a bow from earth.


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Premium Member Living the Dream of Him

His soft whisperings melt me like butter, 
His sensual touches trigger heart flutter.

His galvanized gaze sends shock through my core, 
His puissant presence pours in every pore. 

His youthful gait makes me run after him,
His six pack begs to elope at a whim. 

His sardonic wit sets me to snicker,
His flamboyant car turns on my flicker.

His baritone banter - pure caress, 
His fatal attraction's hard to suppress. 

His coy discretion is high on my list, 
His subtle advances - hard to resist. 

If dreams came true I would not ask for more - 
He is everything I ever wished for!

Some fantasies are as real as they seem - 
I have been happily married! To him! 

January 25, 2023
Form: Rhyme

Fruit of Poetry

I'm more human than male
further person than puissant
I'm further of a man than fear
I'm more spirit than physical strength
I am a rolling stone,
but I am a flower that adorns
the thoughts of the world
I am thus poet...!

Premium Member Sense of a Woman


She’s born to nurture, love and understand,
Her puissant presence sways from gay to grand. 
She needn’t scream and shout her point of view, 
With calm and class She carries herself through. 
Multiple  roles She’s destined to achieve - 
Be it career, home, a child to conceive. 
Her trademark touch - tranquility and taste -
Are ample antidotes to a man’s haste.

Love, laced with patience, luminates her face, 
Petals of a flower - wisdom and grace. 
She may seem soft, her stem is supple yet strong, 
Respect She does demand, don’t do her wrong. 
Intuition is her set convention, 
Beyond other gender’s comprehension. 
Whether unjust or unfair She stands by, 
Her Forgiveness - your prize to glorify. 

Above all, She’s the matrix of desire, 
The primal sense that sets the world on fire. 
Subtle aroma nature couldn’t invent -
Seductive, suave and sweet - a Woman’s scent. 

April 10, 2022
Form: Ode


The Puissant One

The lotus grows even in dirty waters, standing puissant with poise in such a manner that it's environs are obscured by the grandeur and confidence emanating from it.


K.S.Lakshmi
Form: Prose

A People In Cahos

Electoral mortification
The ego of one man
chaotically divided a nation.
Hypnotically humiliated 
and brought its people into dissolute hatred,
plucking each other limits.
Dehumanized the intelligence of great minds.
This team of trumpers!
imperious loud mouths, 
puissant leaches stumping on others,
with ominous filthy words.
Despicable regard for biblical equal.
Do not unto others what you would not do unto yourself.
Leave the hate, 
it’s like a malignant tumor, 
it consumes time to no avail. 
Color is just a shade,
Blood in man is indeed unique,
whether it was brown skin Jesus, dark skin Moses you or me. 
as it retains a unified bond beyond us.
Someday,
I may need you and you may need me
for something grater than - 
this evil influence crawling into our lives.
Your cry and my cry the same, seeking comfort.          
©Al Juman -The "said" Poet, 11/25/2019
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Night of the Red Dragons


The mighty dragons which came
roaring on that fateful night
took great pride in disintegrating
everything in their sight

Nothing was left that was not
scorched by their flame
although to the fire-breathing
dragons it was all but a game

No trees were left standing
and nay grasses retained green
it took three and a half years
for the streets to scrub clean

There was no building that
wasn't burnt to an absolute crisp
The laughing dragons noted down
another wondrous trip

All the churches did indeed receive
three hundred and thirty-three degrees
The poor clergymen were seen praying
whilst fallen down upon their knees

As the puissant dragons kept up their
ferocious attack, some pastors were heard
screaming for the good lord to come back

When the libraries burned down
it was such a terrible loss for the town
as the most intelligent of the peoples
were nowhere to be found

Then all the pubs and neon clubs were ravaged and wrecked
The fire-breathing dragons just said, "We don't give a feck."
Form: Rhyme

Frill

A frill on the fringe
Edging closer to flounce called life,
Not so much for the bounce
Nor cutting it with a knife.
I'd rather sashay through it
Quaffing it in a gulp,
Don't wait for a pulp,
Nor boutonniere of this verse,
Open it like your precious purse,
And then, with it you go,
And then, with it you flow.
An Opus to be made for us
With not much of doubt or any fuss,
Sprinkle salacity that is pure
Cultured and streamed down on us like a cure.
Let it be puissant
As it is in fact short lived,
So sui generis and never retrieved.

Premium Member I See the Stars

Darkness surrounds me, but I am not alone.
I see the stars each one brighter than the another.
A constant light I look for, it leads the way.
I turn around, it's there lighting my way which each step.
Slowly looking over my shoulders, it whispers, I'M HERE.
Don't go, for darkness comes another day, I have no doubts.
I look and YOU are there, I knew, because YOU said so.
My feet are steady and puissant.
A faint light I look for, I turn around and it is there, looking for me.
Form: Lyric

The Bridie Price of An Unfortunate Lady

THE BRIDIE PRICE OF AN UNFORTUNATE LADY
Quietly her love fathomed
The glittering incisor,
A puissant one unravished,
An aesthete affirmed.
Wide in comb of friend
A pilot stood aghast
In rapt marvel of a portrait.
With no joy of dislike he lust:
“I cheer a bride that loves my name;
Such that beckons cheerio in flight,
Behold her chuckling cheek
That calls a carcass alive.
Sir, mind me her love
And I shall yield gold for your care
This portrait moved me
I ogle her a wife”
In shambled voice of remorse
Thundered the hoary pa:
“This trophy of demise,
Here I pore over a piece of virtue and mourn.”
An artless astronaut sigh!
“I cherish her to the core!
And pay for such comeliness
And bids no wife alive.
An artist shall depict a jewel
And hang on my neck
In spirited honour and mourn;
I have her a myth than alive.”
Form: Elegy

Panglossian Perspective Pivoting Poze Pretentiously

Pacific, pacifist pampered papa
parading par excellent paragon
parent (parenthetically parochial
particularly partisan) parvenu
passive, passionately paternalistically patient,

paunchy, peaceably pepped, perfectionist,
perceptive, perennially perky, permissively
persevering, persistently personable, perspicuous,
pertinent, phenomenally philanthropic, philharmonic

picturesquely pious, pioneering, piquantly pithy,
playfully pleasant, pleasurably plucky, plummy,
poetically poignant, politely pontificating, popular,
positively potent, powerfully practiced pragmatist,

praiseworthy, prayerfully precious, precise
predominant, preeminently preferable, preparedly
preponderant, presently president, prestigiously
prevailing, priceless, princely, principally pristine,

privately privileged, prized, proactively procreative,
prodigiously productive, proficiently profitable,
progressively prominant, promisingly prompt,
prophetically propitious, prospectively protective,
proudly proven provocative, prudent psyched, puissant,
punctilious, punctually purposeful.

E Pluribus Unum

...inspired by 'To The President-Elect' by Joseph Brodsky


You've reached the pinnacle of fame
where double-speak's a daily game,
so many words, so little meaning,
popinjay, so skilled at preening.

Posing for a photo-op
your perfect hair a puissant crop,
your perfect smile, a frozen glare
which fools the foolish everywhere.

Demagoguery designed
to derogate the keener mind,
a smile may hide what lies behind
and mark the downfall of your kind.
Form: Quatrain

Popinjay

You've reached the pinnacle of fame

where double-speak's a daily game,

so many words, so little meaning,

popinjay, so skilled at preening.


Posing for a photo-op

your perfect hair a puissant crop,

your perfect smile, a frozen glare

which fools the foolish everywhere.


Demagoguery's designed

to derogate the keener mind,

a smile will hide what lies behind

to mark the downfall of your kind.
Form: Quatrain

Demagoguery

You've reached the pinnacle of fame 
where double-speak's the daily game, 
so many words, so little meaning, 
popinjay, so skilled at preening. 

Posing for a photo-op, 
your perfect hair a puissant crop, 
your perfect smile a sickly stare 
which fools the foolish everywhere. 

Demagoguery designed 
to derogate the keener mind, 
a smile will hide what lurks behind 
the gross deceptions of your kind.
Form: Verse

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