Short Class Assignment Poems
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Moon-stead voices gather in measured longing,
Shaping thought to linger in lyric stillness;
Fourteen lines become a lantern for meaning~
Light over silence.
poem written for online poetry class assignment=write a single stanza sapphic
the following poem was written as part of an online poetry class assignment--to respond to the above image..
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Whispers curl like smoke,
lips brushing ears with poison~
a truth, bent and blurred.
The tongue's blade leaves no wound,
yet the heart bleeds in silence.
Class assignment: continue a famous line someone else has corrupted
(with more corruption)
Into the valley of Meth
Rode the six hundred
Who would not ride out
Their faces pale, their figures gaunt
"We've found it," they said
And so they did
Searching for the greatest gifts
In the deepest shadows
They kept onward
It was waiting there
Shining in the darkness
Their last reward.
Form:
Oh, Holy Holy child
Not orphan no wild
Birth sinless
Created to save us
Save us all
Baby Jesus
He who saves us…baby Jesus
He whom saves us Jesus
He is who saves us Jesus
He who saves us
He who saves us
He who saves us… Jesus
1/2/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Written for class assignment (WIPS) North Omaha Writers Group (NOW)
For essence of blessings
You must be available and present
Open up your hearts renew your mind
Hope is not lost nor guessing
There's one sure way to relieve the tension
Open up your heart your soul renew the time
Be responsive turn it around
Your precious your freedom found you are now Unbound
1/2/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Written for class assignment (WIPS) North Omaha Writers Group (NOW)
If my heart could talk
it would say thank you Lord God
if my heart could cough
I would purged up all my sins
if I will let my heart talk
beating flow constantly
Reviving me, I will let my heart talk and praise my God always
it just say hallelujah
if my heart could talk
5/520
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Written for Class Assignment (WIPS)
North Omaha Writers Group (NOW)
inspired by and shamelessly ripped off of "Easter, 1916" by William Butler Yeats
I have heard from hushed voices
Of connections new and old
Underneath the light of the candle
About the table we were told.
About the retribution through blood
Brought on by discovery
Through a night in the pub
From a disillusioned companion
Around the fire at the club
A terrible beauty had been born
The revolution has begun
Where the motley was once worn