Short Abolished Poems
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latent privacy
emerges into the limelight,
into the unfamiliar:
emptiness
exhaled
anguish abolished
destroyed:
insignificance
dismantled
despatched
to the extremities
of life
flame polished
my
hands are wet
polishing flames
of
regret
names abolished
my
plans far fetched
abolishing names
a
nest
fame demolished
my
demands star bet
demolishing fame
at
best
?
Form:
Lighten up people, there are brighter days ahead
Wars will be abolished, by a new prez we'll be led
A glorious bright horizon
Chuckling like dinosauridons
An era where we'll all have massive balloon heads
a sickle moon hangs in an ice blue sky
my breath hangs in steam clouds
quiet save for the faint clamour
of the freedom truckers convoy
on the not too distant highway
this too shall pass but I'm glad
we've abolished capital punishment
They even have “Black Friday” in Russia!
Don't have Russia chacters
Who would have believed it!
The whole wide world has gone nutso, nutso, nutso!
Thought for sure Putin would have abolished it by now
Oh well, Happy Shopping!
abolished beheadings conspire delicately. egotistically fawning grooves hinder intricate juries.
keeping luxurious meanders. nocturnal outlets permeate quintessentially. random splurges
transcend universal victories. whispering xylenics yearn zoomingly.
when you feel Noel
when you can hear it, see it, give it
peace will surely find you
as this alchemy blankets the earth
and the abhor is slowly abolished
sacred dreams shall settle at your feet
revealing his kingdom divine
that holy splendor
the opulent boon
Guess what... they even have “Black Friday” in Russia!
It's called, ?????? ???????
Who would have believed it!
The whole wide world has gone nutso, nutso, nutso!
Thought for sure Putin would have abolished it by now
Oh well, Happy Shopping!
© Jack Ellison 2014
A British MP. campaigned for two decades, and successfully abolished the Atlantic slave trade.
For his philanthropy, a village in Sierra Leone, and a private university in Ohio, both bear his name.
While striving to make all slaves free, he retired, then died, three days after the act was passed.
11 / 18 / 2025.
Pass it on
Life is beautiful
Only
When hatred and greed
Is abolished
In the mind
Of every humans
Only till then we
Could pass love on
To one another
So if you agree
Kill all isolation from
Ignorance and
Pass love on yes
Pass it on
Happy new year to all
Poets and friends
My message for this year 2017
Is pass love on dont withhold
Yes dont
Pass it on!
God knows your end;
Death* comes unannounced...
How will last breath find you?
God offers love...
...Eternal life’s gift
Accept or reject it?
*2Timothy 1:10 But is now made manifest by the appearing of our Saviour Jesus Christ, who hath abolished death, and hath brought life and immortality to light through the gospel.
August 16, 2018
Without you...
The sun would join the Union of Astral bodies and go on strike
Batman and Robin would have a big argument
The stars would be unglued and fall out of the sky
The Lunchpack of Notre Dame would drop Esmeralda..oops
John Wayne would get shot at the start of the film
Christmas would be abolished and I would never find my socks
So I think it`s clever to stay with you...
The sky is dark, ripped by flashes of light
The path in front of me is hidden from sight
Rain falls into a flood
The road behind covered in mud
I can't go foward and i can't go back
This storm is so painful, the healing i lack
This night i pray for the storm to end
The dark to be abolished and for the light to come in
Perhaps with the sky my heart will mend
And with the storm my solitude will end
Form:
The sun rises from beneath the hills
Touching our skin, the skin begins to shed
Baring our muscles, exposing our bones
The world is colored in red
And we're screaming
One by one our skeletal figures burst into crumbs
Descend to the ground and blow away with the storm
The human race is abolished, the Earth is a cold empty shell
Until there's a buzzing and the air grows warm
Thank God I was dreaming
Form:
She weathered the storms
She was made wholesome
Grappling the situation she preached
Amongst her to the Nations abolished awesome
Ever was she so clever and a righteous soul
She is a woman with grace
She was a woman this placed
This woman with the grace, her name was Naomi
She was a delicate flower of one and only
4/3/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022
New Zealand is more progressive and fair than most nations
in 1893, she was the first country to give women the right to vote.
a right that makes sense in every country except America.
where your vote might never count,
until the electoral college is abolished.
an archaic system that ensures the wealthy get more say
New Zealand looks better than ever these days.
a democracy is so much more appealing than a republic.
Many More Miles
Many more miles I now must trod
Knowing that I am a child of God
Jesus refreshed all of our feet
So soon His father we may meet
After our both feet are washed
All of our sins will be abolished
Removed never to return again
Son of God saved us from all sin.
Sin's weight will be gone forevermore
Like grains of sand upon some shore
Which now blow so briskly in the air
For sinners God's Son surely does care.
Forgiveness
Forging ahead to brighter horizons,
Overlooking misunderstandings and discord,
Reconciliation of feelings and despair,
Grieving problematic circumstances,
Ignorance excused and disregarded,
Validation of thoughts and feelings,
Expressing contentment within yourself,
Narcissistic attitudes abolished,
Exasperation departures in flight,
State of mind harmonious,
Spiritually composed ... mind, body, soul.