Short Instructs Poems

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Premium Member Spoiled-Rotten Cat Instructs Visitors


Don’t you dare try to sit in my spot!
I’ll decide if you pet me or not.
   I’m the star here, you’ll see.
   They all cater to me.
They just like you; they LOVE me a lot.
Form: Limerick


Daylight Ramblings

Time goes by
Traffic never ceases
The structures around you overwelm
Uniformity instructs and motions like a good friend
Fate evolves to include whats new
Change meets with resistance
As hope is met with fear
art

Premium Member Learn, Grow, Lead

Learn Be wise God instructs To prudence glow… Lead! Gain Knowledge Study* well Enjoy truth-search… Grow!
*2Timothy 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. May 21, 2019
Form: Lanterne

Faith

it is said that in the beginning a word was said

a word is an instruction it instruct things to occur

God insisted that things/creations must exist and it happened

only because when you speak with faith you speaketh with assurance

faith is the connection.. it connects and instructs ..it is the conviction
Form: ABC

Premium Member Authentic

Mind and heart know:
Yield a grand show.
Align sure glow,
Use follows flow;
Trust in the truth,
Here and now see;
Express fond proof,
Note fine beauty;
Touch knows a feel,
Instructs the mind;
Choice finds sure will.
Aplomb that finds,
Intuit the word,
Meet and be heard.




Leon Enriquez
08 February 2015
Singapore
Form: Sonnet


Roe Weighed

Women have noticed with alarm
Justice has lost all of its charm
Despite lamebrains
The fact remains*
Doctors have vowed to do no harm! 


*FACT: One does not become an individual
until the umbilical cord is severed.
Until then, Matthew 18:9 instructs:
"If thine eye offend thee, pluck it out,
and cast it from thee"
Form: Limerick

Mother of Wisdom

M-other of wisdom teaches
I-n man's largest school; 
L-ife's struggles in the world
D-o train us not to be fool.
R-esource to get wisdom
E-xposes our learning process; 
D-ay seven October morn makes us to know the mess.

E-xperience instructs us, 
B-ad events we learn from; 
U-tmost knowledge is God's word, 
E-agerly seek the mother of wisdom.
Form: Acrostic

Interlude of Solitude

Self instructs, subject of own inspection 
Sole idle suffuses our organic
Implicit say overcomes suggestion
Ideal sanctity outlives semantics

Isolated in single origin 
Slaughters overt outside influences 
Ordaining serene inspires sovereign




                                       4th April 2021

Written for Contest:   Seven Lines of Solitude 
                   Sponsor:  JCB Brul

Premium Member You can cry now

Now you can cry Reacher,
Joe instructs Jack.
And he does,
In the Parisian cab.

I see his tear
It rolls from his right eye,
Down his cheek,
Single and 
Solitary and 
Stinging.

I
You see,
Know 
How that tear feels...

It's warm and wet and stings 

It
Stings your cheek
Like my own tear,
Tears, now 

Firstly on my left,
Then another 
On my right,

My God,
His tear stings,

I can tell,

It stings his
Very soul,

And I know.

My Ability In Activity

My alacrity in activity,
Keeps me hectic during productivity;
Acuity instructs me to produce prolific periodically.
Heuristic and ingenuity guide me to invent novelty,
And to show a seraphic smile, is my priority.

My vitality in activity,
Directs me to invest virtuosity as to attain beyond quality;
Clarity rules me to output gigantic quantity with regularity.
Charity in my civility is the gift to exist in perpetuity,
And being pacific, is my duty.
Form: Rhyme

I Am a Poet

How do words flow
To form rhythms that entwine
Like a passage, like wandering birds
That move when the wind instructs, 
Like a spring of water on an errand, 
A mountain-like fountain
Whose transport shall so remain? 
So will my thoughts
Touch the air and travel to Greece
From a stance shall it evoke continents
With the universal color of words
I shall be your Soothsayer,
Lawyer and more
Jack of all trades, master of all;
I live for many, I live by words
art

Poetry Should.

Poetry should move some
Beyond the statistics 
Not symptoms in dead ends
Enclosed within cornets 
Murmuring of numerous
An elaboration perhaps
For the entangled dictions.

The spirit moves
From end to end
In fastidious freedom
Some instructs to convey
I heard it singing other day
By a black birds in transit.

What the poesy demands
I demand
What the spirit sings
I sing.
What it declares
I should declare
Into the depths of being
To which I will declare.
Form: Lyric

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