Residence Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Waterhouse Residence

she was a ramshackle, eyesore of a house
Uneven, unsymmetrical, with a plethora of problems
One bright red door made the rest of this mess glaringly sad
And yet, there was a whimsical feeling about this place
Something uplifting, exciting, and promising
my soul felt this as my mind was scrambling to figure out why

She was an unorthodox, maniacal, ramshackle of a place
looked like a haunted house, but in daylight without scariness
Sure, she needed paint, but she had smack dabs of character
She felt inviting, even though her roof was disintegrating
In some way I was drawn in, kind of loving this eyesore of a house.

Premium Member I'm retired and live in a small, mobile home

I'm retired and live in a small, mobile home,
about 5600 miles from the outskirts of Rome,
about 7200 miles from the waters of the Ganges,
and about 5100 miles from Machu Picchu, in the peaks of the Andes.
It's a nice, cozy little home,
where every day, I try to write at least one new spanking poem -- oops!
one spanking new poem.

The View From Ceres

A big blue marble, floating in the middle of nowhere like a tiny attractive spark.
Its shimmering light penetrates the darkness of space like a candle in the dark. 
How perfectly it has been placed in space, one inch closer to the sun and we would burn, once inch farther away we would freeze.
This wondrous place comprised of rock, water, air and soil supports life in so many various degrees.

How I so desired, how I petitioned and asked to make the journey and stay for a layover.
Thus, have been blessed to traverse this wonderous earth on a mission to elevate and roam as a lunar land rover.
I give all glory, honor, power, and respect to God within from which all things were created.
Remembering when I received confirmation of being granted passage to earth, I was absolutely elated.

Given the opportunity to Help mother Gaia to heal.
Given a conscience and freedom of choice and speech, never to anyone having to Neel.
Given gifts to improve on and to enhance and share so as to never have to steal.
Given assurance that the birds are always fed and never do we need to worry over our next meal.


Premium Member The Last Wish

Jesus has The Last Supper
While man yearns for the last wish
To be fulfilled in life time
In old age 
Wow
He wants to travel round the world
What a splendid idea
A lot of money spend
Pouring out like running tap water
To see the different places under the same sky 
To see the different people under the same roof
To read the different people of the same residence,the earth
Either still far away from hell or heaven
We live happily because Jesus has his Last Supper
We leave happily maybe after we have our last wish
Being granted too
We have our own wishes and desires to be fulfilled
Is hard to distinguish and choose one 
For the last wish
As we're are not as saintly as Jesus
As we commemorated Him
For man's love is selfish and unique
Still full of sin

Premium Member God's Residence Vii

In a heart filled with love for his fellow man is where God resides! 









© Demetrios Trifiatis 
     03 January 2022

Premium Member Permanent Residence

The wise I asked: 

" Where should I build my permanent residence?"

" Permanent?" He inquired

"Yes!" I retorted
 
" Only in heaven. " He, compassionately, replied.







© Demetrios Trifiatis
  21 September 2021


Premium Member Residence of Bliss

If you ever wish, my beloved brother,

The residence of heavenly bliss to reach

You have only to follow the path of love

That our Lord, persistently, tries us to teach!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
    12 September 2021

Premium Member Senior Residence

Why do I watch my tv
when I know there are things to be done.
And why do I look out the window -
and not finish things I’ve begun?

The laundry can wait ‘til tomorrow,
the dishwasher emptying, too.
I have so much time on my hands
why do I let things accrue?

I don’t have to cook any meals
or take the dog for a walk
or pull the weeds in a garden
or prepare a script for a talk.

I could go to a musical show
or play Rummicube with a group.
I could maybe play Pitch or play bridge -
instead I sit here and droop!

I’m not used to all of this leisure,
no places I’m scheduled to be,
no meetings I have to attend -
This all seems so foreign to me.

When fear of the Covid is over
Perhaps I'll then volunteer
at the local food bank or school.
To be useful will bring me some cheer.

Maybe I’ll bake up a cheesecake
and invite my friends in for tea
or maybe I’ll just write a poem
and post it for people to see.

Rotted Residence

Beige is the itch inside my head 
The dreary, drab walls I stay locked in

I’m a townhouse with a freshly painted facade,
But moldy wallpaper and carpets that are soaked with the stench of cigarette smoke  

I’m trapped in this house
Blinds nailed to the sills
Doors latched by keys long lost
Milk spoiled
And the fridge smells stale

I sit in musty rooms on crumbling couches as oblivious pedestrians pass by and say “What a lovely house! A sunny porch to sit on and cheerful mint green accents.”

But inside my house paint peels like shagbark and dust collects like dew


You knock at my door and I can’t let you in

I rip out the knob and claw down the splintered wood

I throw myself against the frame and try to tear out the hinges

But the door doesn’t budge;
Not even an inch.

So I stay stuck inside my beige house
Left to wonder if there is an out

The Blissful Residence

Have a blessed birthday, Nikee, 
God's children possess obedience; 
Submission to God is the key 
To reach the blissful residence. 

Topic: Birthday of Nikee Onyot (March 20)

Premium Member Musings On Presidents In Residence

It's so hard to select just one president --
  even harder to put a new resident
into a WH occupied by true decadents

You think I mean Biden and Trump, ho-ho
  but I'm thinking Bush vs. Gore, and Clinton, you know
for true and lasting decadence, Slick Willy takes precedence



__________________________________________________  
It may still come as news to some, but Bill and Hilary trashed 
the WH upon their departure, taking 'stuff' valued at well over
$300,000 home with them. They regarded the White House as 
'their home,' and themselves as 'deserving royalty.' ~ Source: 
Dinesh de Souza's book, "Stealing America." (I know Dinesh, 
who graduated Dartmouth College, as did I.  He's a straight 
shooter).

Premium Member Summer Residence

summer residence
across Canada border~
bald eagle's timeshare



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Residence In 70's

Residence in 70’s.

         In 70’s Hectic days running, so busy
           pursuing career as lecturer
              in a suburb college, life not easy.
              Four days a week, coming home quick 
             to arrange domestic front nice and cosy.
            Already married, planned for kid.
           Daughter born, new meaning of life: Indeed.
          New responsibility, daughter became priority.
         Small town of West Bengal in India was the place
       Varieties of trees, flowers, birds, river to impress.
   
            
    03/10/18

   'Where were you in the 70's'?' Contest by Line Gauthier

Premium Member Residence of Love

Love

                                               resides

                                            In our heart:

                                         The throne of our

                                                 Lord!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
     16 June 2017

Premium Member New Residence

So much is he fed up with the problems of 

This world 


That


Is, anxiously, waiting to make heavens his 

New residence! 





© Demetrios Trifiatis
    28 January 2016

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