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Premium Member Healing Leaves

Leaves are red in hue. The daylight healers scattered, on the whole body.
Written: August 7, 2021
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Wings For the Soul

Poetry gives wings to the soul
    Like music, it's meant to extol

  Though betimes its place, to console
    Inspirational it is, on the whole
Form: Monorhyme

Temples

Temples

Slightly open are my 
temples. Mosquitoes need a 
place to 
rest. On the whole drinking or 
bathing in 
mosquito piss isn’t an 
unpleasant or 
a wrong thing 
to do. It cures 
diarrhoea.

Premium Member All You Newbies

All you newbies, a warm welcome to the group Sure hope you enjoy your stay on The Soup There's a couple of weird dudes On the whole, we're all prudes Though sometimes we say words like pee and poop!
Form: Limerick

The Oneness In Me

I am the me

I am everything
on everyone,
everyone on everything

I am everywhere,
Oneness grips me on the whole cosmos
and I am the universe

I am more than my thinking 



-Friday, July 12, 2019 Chattogram


Premium Member Strings

Not 
a word 
is sincere,
an agenda
hidden in shadows.
Collateralized smiles  
full of symbiotic words,
I want someone to just want me.
Thinking back on the whole of today,
every person who talked to me had strings.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Michael Me Man

Michael me man, a warm welcome to the group Sure hope you enjoy your stay here on The Soup There's a couple of weird dudes On the whole, we're all prudes Though sometimes we say words like pee and poop! © Jack Ellison 2015
(Michael Tor of course)
Form: Limerick

drowning in you

this feels so natural, still, my heart is pounding -

that look in your eyes...
    I feel like I'm sinking
    I feel like I'm floating

drowning in your blazing image,
maybe I'm not too keen
on the whole breathing thing
after all.
maybe I'll just drink up
the entire sea.
© mou col  Create an image from this poem.

Seeking Grace

+  O Spirit of God from heaven above
    Sweet Sanctifying Grace
    Pour out Your love
    On the whole human race
    In one another, help us seek your face  +

           ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

   Contest: "God, Ghost and Love"
   Sponsor:  Dr. Ram Mehta
   Poet:  Ellen Fahey

Premium Member On a Roll

Some dogs are disasters,
ignoring their masters;
she’s simply not that type.
Though she gets on a roll,
she’s quite good on the whole,
so I rather hate to gripe.
My one little issue:
she likes to eat tissue,
a form of internal wipe.

—————

A Balissa stanza: 6b:6b:7a:6c:6c:7a:6d:6d:7a
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Shadows

Tenacious fires
race like astral
acid through
some mutant
fusion
in the brain.

Till all you've 
seen has become
one and shows
itself again.

But skillfully
she climbs the 
structured 
stairway of 
your soul.

And don't forget
that dark regret
can spill a shadow
on the whole of 
your subconscious.
Form:

Ammentofundrstndng

"Traveling to cities door to door,
red mud huts with dirt floors,
trying to give but they don't want anymore;
not if it involves war.
What is it then, which I am fighting for?
Drawing first blood for a cause misunderstood
is no good,
on the whole;
you can't defeat those fighting for their soul."

Premium Member Good Friday

G - race lighting my heart
O – ver the worst part
O – ld sins forgiven and forgotten
D – reams of real love boughten

F – aith fills my soul
R – idding me of sin on the whole
I – nsuring me of God’s hope
D – usting me with a prayer to cope
A – live on the third morn
Y- es! We can truly be reborn!
Form: Acrostic

A Prat To Witness

I live by the mouth
quick wit is my bullet
the trigger no doubt
my impulses pull it

You could say on the hole
it does me no good 
but I haven’t control
would stop if I could

The day my mouth runs witless
I’ll stand a prat to witness




*hole - play on words, on the whole/ on my mouth hole
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I, myself, and me, and me, myself, and I

I, myself, and me,
we comprise the royal we.
I makes most decisions,
while me or myself makes the needed revisions
to ensure we three
don’t unwittingly disagree.

Me, myself, and I,
we're a well-integrated guy.
On the whole,
we're a tripartite soul
stuck together till the day we three die.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

In the Wilderness

This! my home?
Greedy me on the whole

Like an oak fern, I blossom
When all is gone I _ lonesome

The trees, hence not green
It's leaves dare not grin

Just me and my wildbeast
To fill in the back seat

Just me and my thoughts(left/right)
To Cary the weight and bear the loss

A blind man can tell
"in the wilderness" I have built a nest
Form: Rhyme

Rolling With the Punches

Sometimes things work out exactly
How you’d hoped they would,
With plans and people meeting up
In just the way they should.

However, that is not the norm
And, though you may prepare,
A perfect execution of
A plan is pretty rare.

Though rolling with the punches is
Not easy, on the whole,
It might be best when circumstances
Slip from your control.
Form: Rhyme

Going Down

I don't endorse 'going with flow' for of course you never know if the current will funnel you down the drain the tubes or flume through the tunnel toward the spume to where you end up in the sewer below so as I'm in no rush to gush or feel completely flushed here and now I do avow for me the bowl on the whole is a non-starter a definite no-go
Form: Rhyme

It's Christmas

IT’S CHRISTMAS!

Jingle, jingle rings all the bells,

Sounding the season roping jolliness;

With gifts traveling to distant places,

And joy running the realm of existence.

There’s high celebration dancing ecstatically in the air;

Showers of goodly hilarity blessing our sphere.

On the whole, it’s nice to have great fun;

Not forgetting the One who gave His only son.

Merry Christmas everyone!

The Kind Hearted Vampire

THE KIND HEARTED VAMPIRE

A vampire once pledged to abstain
From his normal beverage in vein
Virgins’ white necks full waiving 
He sated his craving
Gathering taxes, although less humane

He worked hard and his skill he refined
But his conscience troubled his mind
So returned to the virgins
Didn’t need too much urgin
On the whole it was not so unkind


[Female prize]






Collector
Form: Limerick

So Late To Return a Smile

I looked for a smiling face on the whole earth,
One day I saw a little girl looking through a window,
she smiled at me,
What else could be so alluring to me than that  smile, 
I was about to return her smile,
All on a sudden  a tempestuous wind was blown  
And shut the window on her face,  
A sadness  deepened around me,
I muttered my apology to dear little girl
for being so late to return her smile.

Our Tea Party

Me and my friend, we had a tea party, She poured a cup, our laughs rang out hearty, Flowers in our hair and frills in our frocks, Red blush on our cheeks and curls in our locks, A big slice of the cake that mom had made, We ate, shared our stories and drank and played, We smiled big smiles, and had fun without rest, On the whole, our tea party was the best.
Picture #2
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Need To Sit

Men on the whole are wonderful BUT When they omit to put the loo seat down Again and again I find that it’s up Then I end up with a massive frown! My need is to sit when I use the loo - Comply with my wishes that’s all I ask Deny it was you – it drives me so mad Why can’t men complete an easy task! Lento - 8 Lines Poetry Contest Sponsored by Joseph May Rhyme checked with rhymezone 06/07/21
Form: Lento

Displaced Loved One

A troubled youth gone for a year
Far from his family’s allure
For reasons that are still unclear
yet behooving that is for sure.
We hope his stay is suitable
for one so very young as he.
meager details but on the whole
we’re hoping with no guarantees.
A year may not seem long for some
But it is an eternity
For the foursome waiting at home
All anxious and downheartedly.
The shared grief is overbearing
Plucking at our fragile heartstrings.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hostage

At 6 am, the beach is nice;
And I am headed for a stroll.
At 7, sun is poking out,
I guess I’m still glad on the whole.
I turn around and head back home;
The half-way thoughts somewhat console.
By 8 am, the sun is hot;
I’m drenched with sweat from head to toe,
But I can see the house ahead,
A few blocks down, not far to go.
Once back inside, the A/C on,
The waiting game has now begun
For I will likely hide away
until the day has ditched the sun.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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