Short Encamped Poems
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Though set apart, their fate is dealt
Upon a solid mount of wealth
Beauty mirrored by crystal lake
With compass set, young roots do take
Encamped by water, air and sun
Forever to thrive in pristine dawns
~*~
Christopher Cricket
Lived out in a thicket
With his musical family
They slept by day
Each night they would play
At the Firefly Jamboree
A chorus of frogs
Encamped in the bogs
Would always accompany them
No need for a ticket
just come out and "kick it"
They will happily, welcome you in.
Daniel Turner
2/21/23
The fairest of vases sits upon a mantle high
While admiring eyes gaze; doors breathe a long sigh
No expression nor smiles, but its presence calls
To kings and serfs steadfast within encamped walls
Like a beacon shines through opaque, foggy skies
Captures glances of awestruck ones, mesmerized
Unadorned, its beauty, most exquisite pales
But guarding red roses, beauty never fails
~*~
What a ramadan?
Veils everywhere
Still am damned
Time purity steers
Laced with pain;
Is my eye
How i be so stain;
I better die
Hope fly by all men
I only see din
Covered in darkness
Encamped agony, distress
A burden i carry;
My shoulder sour.
My heart tarry;
For my agony tall
Allah come save me!
This pain is beyond me!
Where do my hope seem?
Ramadan made it dim
Ramadan saves;
What of mine?
I hunger slave
To get the divine
SAVE me!
O Allah!