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Premium Member Fixed Is My Heart and Mind On Jesus-

~  Temptations rising thoughts are subsiding heart is fixed my mind's on Jesus ~


5/5/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Monoku


Fixed

Rearranged and dead
I never remembered anything you said
I thought about the timing around the clock
And about and to make a block of the sun

Fixed

Rearranged and dead
I never remembered anything you said
I thought about the timing around the clock
And about and to make a block of the sun

Fixed

With fast fingers they painted
Until they trusted my vision tainted.
And the sky will split when the colors peel.
I will shed the blue I feel.
Form:

Premium Member Fixed Ideas

You seek to fix the fluid form, to hammer home a wobbling line; But silver shards defy the norm, and leave a wall of weeping wine.
Form: Grook


Premium Member Fixed Big Three

Never break the heart of a kind man with New Moon Leo,
Never break his Rising conjunct asteroid Child ego.
Never break the spirit of a Fixed Big Three individual.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member My Gaze is Fixed

I have looked up on and down
I came crashing down 'till dawn
My Gaze is Fixed on You
My strength gone in my youth
Now I look up, my Gaze is fixed
The World is no longing for my faux
Form: Other

Firmly Fixed

N-ot 
E-ven 
R-ugged wind 
R-ocks your true faith, 
Y-our strong love, your staunch hope, and trust in God. 

Topic: Birthday of Ma Nerry Rosendo (March 24) 
Form: Acrostic Tetractys
Form: Tetractys

Santa Got Fixed

Santa got fired and also got fixed.
Too many little Santas running around because of his tricks.
  Santa liked the women!
  Too many little guys were swimmin'  ;)
Now we all know how Santa got his kicks!!!!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fixing This How I Fixed It

There was one ceiling fan chain
It was short hanging down
The short one controlled the light
So I pondered an idea
I bought a small dream catcher
Attached it to the short chain
Reaching for the pull chain
That was hard to reach
Form: Verse

Can It Be Fixed

New shingles refresh a roof,
a sagging ceiling drywalled,
a cracked window repaired,
a busted door reinstalled.

When cooler heads do prevail,
arguments can be resolved.
But words of anger and hate,
once spoken can’t be recalled…
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Broken Ornament How I fixed It

An ornament fell
Quickly to the floor
An angel object
She holds a lantern
Held held high in her hand
When the angel fell 

The lantern came off
When the angel fell 
I grabbed the scotch tape
Now the angel fixed
She is good as new
Form: Narrative

Premium Member An Instrument Box

A worker's plight
In a big factory
To lower the head and work for hours
Cannot see, cannot hear, cannot gossip, cannot interfere
Just like an instrument
In an instrument box
Seated a fixed place
Do a fixed job
Waited to be taken out
Or else  become useless

Eyes Fixed

Darkness has its eyes
fixed on light
light closes its eyes
when darkness wakes up
but humans have eyes
fixed on both cases
None is good or hated
They know it well
that at death darkness
runs fast of all carrying,
to soul welcome flag
before light takes over

To Be Fixed Or Left Forever

Ignorance please don't leave......Come back
Cover my face like a mask
Don't let the light get me
There's no shadow when the sun rises
Ignorance don't get repaired
It's always darkest before the dawn
Open like an umbrella
Stop the drops of insight..............but ignorance don't leave me STUPID
Form:

Fixed

FIXED



The gleam of wet cobblestones
Fixes the pictures of childhood
And the familiar twist in the fence
Of rusting iron holds my soul.


The slow dawn of this black industrial town,
The rapid darkening in its sundown,
Gathering  in the gutter the black rain
Cannot find a way to drain:
God knows how I hate it,
God knows how I loved it.
Form: Verse

Get Your Want To Fixed

List Your Needs Before your Wants
Wants will fade away needs always stay

Wishing upon a star a wish that never comes true
Drunk upon a stool in a bar praying

That wish will come true we have all sinned, even you
A building on Sunday will not save you but a prayer will

You are either for Him or against Him
There is no in-between
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
god

Bruised Feelings Fixed - Day 18

leering lusty labium
felon feasts fear
hoisted hankering shivers
taunting tactic trigger
bounty bullets bleed
gaunt gore greased

alchemist aura punctured
pulsing portrait structured
smiting lousy leisure

fiery gaze tunes
mystic melody pukes
pulpy passion prune

bruised feelings fixed:
saucy smirk whipped.
      '20:02:18:13:03
Form: Sonnet

Fixed

Beware your saviours.
But why bother learning now?
Indulge yourselves some dignity, best give up and lie down.

It's what you wanted.
Don't dare ask why or how.
Built empires off your backs you simply furnished them a crown.

One fix the other.
And all you get is broke.
Short-changing you maintains their float so in their debt you drown.
Form: Rhyme

Now I'M Fixed

6 months older
Think I’m alright
Completely moved on
When he’s out of my sight.

Just because I’m new
Clean and just fine
Doesn't mean I don’t miss
The taste of a lime.

6 months of pain
It made me strong
Don’t want to love someone
But I said it wrong!

Now I’m fixed
Love is something I missed
Now I’m ready to fall
Face a new kind of twist...
Form: Narrative

Gaze Fixed Out To Sea

I wish to die By the Teak rail Of a salt weathered deck A poetic death you see… Wrap’t snug as a bug Warm woolen shawl round my neck With my ol’ grizzled dog at my knee I’d like to be found Eyes wide open and round In a rocker of wicker Gazing out to sea. What better a death An ol’ poet’s last breath Could there possibly …and poetically be?…
Form: Elegy

Premium Member Fixed Fuzzy Sock is Never the Same

pointed toenail ruined my favorite gray fuzzy sock
puncturing her in a mean, uncaring big-toe way
I try to fix her, but she is never the same
too tight with her sewn up patch to be comfortable
no longer loose, soft, happy and cozy
this is not the first time this has happened
have I learned to trim my toenails first?
ask me after I push my stabbing nails into my new fuzzy sock
me

Premium Member What Can Be Broken Can Be Fixed

Beneath the stars my heart awoke 

You fixed the parts that once were broke

So now my heart is born anew

I owe this glory all to you 

The shimmer of those lustful eyes 

The luster of those moon lit skies 

The rapture of one blissful kiss

No better medicine than this

These moments that I love so much 

The simple pleasure of your touch 

That wondrous joy once begotten

That broken heart long forgotten
Form: Rhyme

Fixed

In faith, I trusted yet in truth, I lied.
In hope I despaired 
For in those I trusted
I sought to find my heart repaired.

Reparation from a failed addiction,
From being a passionate man
And paying full price for my own indiscretions,
For being who I am.

So I seek solace within myself,
These dark and dusty caverns within my mind.
Away from over eager and imaginative lips
For this is my problem and my solution to find.
Form: Rhyme

Never Gave Me a Chance

You never gave me a
Chance to be a mom.
You took that away from Me
Before I could even 
Be a mom.
Or were you scared 
That I would be better mom
Then you ever were?
That I would be the better mom
You never were to me?
So you took that away 
From me.
Ripping my heart out.
And ripping her out of my arms.
Wanting her for yourself
So you can make her 
In your own image.
Make her like you
So she can fit in your
Perfect little family.

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