Short Disown Poems

My tear sheds
My mind wanders
With where you
Always in front.
It's cloud, cold, cruel
This world you no more
I dislike I disown....

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from the day we are born
You look down and smile
and we must really screw up
for You to disown
bless me Father
for I have sinned
give me strength
to begin again...

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Though lost at the start, you did not disown
You entered my heart; for my soul to touch.
Though once I was blind, I was not alone
You entered my mind and gave me so much....

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All of your efforts…
  an homage to false reasoning

Excuses misleading,
  art’s truth to disown

Heaven’s Atelier
  beyond comprehension

Its masterpiece living
  —beyond canvas or stone

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)...

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DACOITY

Disarm dirty bastards

Disown disparity

Disempower Wall Street

Disavow the dictate

Demi God of money

Dollars are the diners

Disparaging the poor


29th August Pleiades D

Syllables checked 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 = 42...

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War zone, battles we fight alone 
Fears and desires spiral
Divine light sees darkness begone
As bliss throbs go viral

Thoughts rest, desires recede
Will to God, we concede
Allowing love to lead

Disown
War zone

12-November-2021
Quietus ...

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One good one bad
One happy, one sad
Emotions that we all share
Are the good and bad
Equal and fair?
Some people who have the good
Care
For the people who are finding life tough
And have had more than enough of the bad
Some turn the other cheek
As they seek,
More of life's luxuries to own
And disown
Others who are sad...

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The Solid Rock is a dock,that like no other. A Rock that the builders rejected. He's 
the Corner Stone. A man that sits on the throne. A man that I won't disown. 

The man that I've known since infacy. A man that has given me victory time and 
time again. A man I can depend. Other rocks will sink in the sand. Christ is the 
Rock that will stand....

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Paper machinations
steam blase
A lineage of a story
gives blurry eyed account
Velvet accorance
the seats are tweed


Whilst those bewailed on newspaper lined bench's
steal sleep
Tramps in grey silhouette
chew on dead cigars

Sequenced starlets
cruise soothsayers in Marylebone 
Dancers kick their manniquet stance
worship the jaws of night
turn grey in disown...

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You wouldn't know to think it,
You could hardly tell it's there,
It's as silent and incessant
As another person's stare.

And all this time you're wanting
That thing to call your own,
It's wanting that makes it valuable
Yet your life you'll disown

Would you see it any different,
If you saw it through my eyes?
Or would it seem the same to you
You're so confused by lies...

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As in Plato’s allegory of the cave,
accustomed to darkness, we disown God’s light,
yet cry out to heavens, asking Him to save
us from thought demons, that make us crouch in fright,
although it’s clear we know not how to behave,
feeding off ego cravings by day and night.
Tragic it is that we look at light askance,
wasting gift of life, choosing not to advance....

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My faith is truly mine alone
My God would never disown.

My belief is truly so bright
It fills me with delight.

Some would say, I am wrong,
I still cherish it, like a song.

My faith is simply to believe,
My spirit has only to conceive.

To believe in a loving entity,
Giving me my entire identity,

That makes my desire to want to be.
Both inside and outside, I am just me....

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Those who kill innocents are cruel,
Their bodies will always be hell’s fuel,
Islam teaches about honor and dignity,
Care and love for the whole humanity,
But black sheeps are found everywhere,
Like KKK or Taliban, “Be aware”,
They do things on their own,
Their very own people, they disown.

All rights are reserved. Syed Imon Rizvi
From a book "Outspoken" - 2012
Available at www.amazon.com...

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In one
No fun.

From start
End part.


Today 
No way.

Daily
Nelly. 

But long
Read song.

Ashamed
Not named.

In here
Quite clear.

Disown
The known.

Thrown off
Keep off.

Church creeds
Bad seeds.

Your eyes
Have pies.

Your mind
Opined.

Your find 
Is kind.

No priest
Does feast.

Effect
Select.

Your read
Your feed.

Your rhyme
Your grime.

Stand tall
With all....

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That I had sheltered time's renown
within my courage, rapt to own
not going forth to speak disown
as if some error found condone!

This action, atrophy's exponent
and God's resounding, faded drone,
my silent heart could curse unknown
nor love, nor love, for thee not shown!

All light itself remains alone
while darkness gathers and is prone,
the storm, the storm resembles home ~
and love for thee remains . . . . a poem!...

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That I had  sheltered time's renown,
within my courage, rapt to own.
Not going forth to speak disown
as if some error finds condone.

This action, atrophies exponent,
and God's resounding, fades to drone.
My silent heart could curse unknown,
nor love, nor love for Thee not shown.

All light itself remains alone
while darkness gathers and is prone.
The storm, the storm resembles home
and love for Thee, remains a poem!...

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The same rotten life....
Just growing grey everyday....
The same strenuous strife...
With thorns scattered on the way....!

Each day is a challenge tough....
Each moment brings a new test....
Even though one had enough....
There is no scope to sit & rest....!

And some day it would be really strange....
To note that life has almost flown....
While one hardly takes cognizance of the change...
And to agree to surrender life and disown......!...

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. for public domain

In the blessed time of prayer,
with our God our souls we share,
and breathe the gift of what we've done,
with Hope to share with everyone.

Not by bread alone we live,
more the gift of life we give,
that we and Life may never part,
let Faith fill a hungry heart.

So, Charity, come claim your throne.
We, your children, do not disown.
Teach us your gentle, loving ways,
that we may look toward blessed days....

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H our of reckoning emerges from the million year pile
U ncovers the evolution essence of the Homo sapiens
M eant to be compassionate human, a species refined,
A ttributes crumbling, failing them on all counts.
N ever before the need was so urgent to disown
I ntolerance and hatred creeping in human psyche.
T ime has come to save the distressed humanity that
Y earns to survive in universal kinship, be humane again.

November 15, 2017....

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Anguish cloaks her as she
Cradles her bundle of pure beauty in
Her squalid hands, tightly against her blackened heart
Painful tears caress his innocent face as
Her sordid soul violently weeps

Surrendering to her monstrous world she
Abandons her flesh and blood into unfamiliar arms
Allowing her miracle to disown his soiled mother,
Whose wicked soul will be damned for all eternity
But she knows
Fiery hell, will not be punishment enough...

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A crow and a seagull lift up the sun
With "Caw!" and a bright white wing.
Swift cars wheel round the shopping ground;
I hear their motors sing.

New steaming clouds from canneries rise,
Their growing billows pillowing skies.
What a great delight to see and hear
The work of nature and man so clear.

Who would disown it, who'd say nay,
To the joy of being on this beautiful day?
Not I; I love it, love it strong;
This is the Eden where I belong....

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A crow and a seagull lift up the sun
With "Caw!" and a bright white wing.
Swift cars wheel 'round the shopping ground;
I hear their motors sing.

New steaming clouds from canneries rise,
Their growing billows pillowing skies.
What a great delight to see and hear
The work of nature and man so clear.

Who would disown it?  Who'd say nay?
To the joy of being on this beautiful day?
Not I; I love it; love it strong.
This is the Eden where I belong....

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I'm proud to be an African
To be born of the race of blacks
For the blood runs in my heart
It seize not in times of plight
Even in the face of war
I disown not the name of yours
For am like a Christ of Nazareth
Where those believeth not expect less
For it is my father's land
And the tongue of my mother's
I embrace the pain of your fate
Of which the whites made you taste
But in all I've come
Out of the conquer of yours
Oh!Africa
It is you i adore
Blessed be you more...

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I'm proud to be an African
To be born of the race of blacks
For the blood runs in my heart
It seize not in times of plight
Even in the face of war
I disown not the name of yours
For am like a Christ of Nazareth
Where those believeth not expect less
For it is my father's land
And the tongue of my mother's
I embrace the pain of your fate
Of which the whites made you taste
But in all I've come
Out of the conquer of yours
Oh!Africa
It is you i adore
Blessed be you more...

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There's something between us.
However, I can't  name it.
I only know it's priceless
And can be bitter or sweet.

There's something between us
Though we both still disown it,
It's a feeling of sadness
When my heart weeps in secret.

And it brings joy and passion,
I love it and I hate it.
Like castaways on the ocean,
We wander about and drift. 

It gives hope, light, or tears.
Invisible to the eye,
It's between us for years.
I know it will never die....

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