Short Progenitor Poems

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Premium Member Dandy

Dandy Dandelion at the slightest wind
Takes flight and won't be back again
He releases his seed all over the place
Progenitor here and there for goodness sake  
Form: Verse


The Candle Within

.                                         Haven				
			           Beautiful Majistic			
		             Abiding Freeing Everlatsting 			
		        Progenitor Agape Biosphere Bonfire		
		           Repenting Belittling shadowing            		
		                corruptible Damnable 			
			                  Darks
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Form: Diamante

Aquarius

Aquatic spirits have spawned us. Sprats and minnow are now skin and bone, krill and whale our flesh. A progenitor who knows how to hide a fish in a fish, also hides the head from the tail, the beginning from the end. That one has left us to swim in a scallop shell until heaven-sent oceans gives up their secrets.

Premium Member Ode to Mothers

Mother – thy name is Blessed
	For thou art the
		Nurture of the Soil
		Fruit of Love 
		Product of Thy womb

Thou art the comfort of
		The Soul

None is more blessed by 
		Israel than art Thou
	
MOTHER

Thou art the progenitor of
		The Universe

The Mistress of the 
		Future

	And Time Honors you!


Mel Gill @ copyright 1963
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Akin

I hear the tantalizing sound
Of sibilant sea waves shaping
sandy shorelines, beckoning my
Soul’s return whence it came
With every endless subsidence.
Like a giant magnet it draws
Me toward its salty expanse
As if in a soporific
Sleep; a somnambulating stroll
Into undulated wetness
Arouses me from my stupor
As it washes over my feet.
I look down at its shallow depth
and smile at my progenitor.
Form: Verse


Philisophical Ancestry

I, being the single expression of self

Except, I can no longer be expressed as one

For I am many; a legacy begun 

Progenitor of generations to come

Am I the beginning?  No not I 

for I am of another who was of another

I could not exist without the person of who before me was

and you could not exist without I, who before you came 

I am more than self, for my life is not a singular identity

for life flows from me

I Cast No Shadow

Sun is high I cast no shadow for few brief moments I am pure. My soul enters Eden’s meadow where once stood my progenitor. A sinless psyche reveling in a pre-transgression garden thoroughly chaste is my being. But now a penumbra widens and a darkness within me grows my pure essence is repossessed replaced with subjective sorrow; spiritualness dispossessed by a shadow of damnation and light my only salvation.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Lightening my Darkness

We were conceived and born in sin
Shrouded in pitch darkness
The price written was death
Paid for by Adam as a price for 
 treasonable felony in death
Then darkness became our
  second nature, 
Our apparel and our cloak

Jesus stood in our place and
Paid the debt of our progenitor
He took upon Himself our burden
  and baggage of sin
Nailing it on the cross.
Declaring our freedom from the law 
  of sin and death 
Lightening our darkness
Illuminating Us with His light.
Form: Ballad

Mother Is My First World Best Poem About Mother

Mother is My first World
Philosophy of Mother

Mother is a Nurture 
Nuture of Father
Nature of Brother

Mother is a Creator
Creator of our
Creator of Suffer

Mother is a Minister
Minister of Progenitor
Minister of Look after

Mother is a Mater
Mater of predecessor
Mater of Foster

Mother is a Procreator
Procreator of Culture
Procreator of Other

Mother is a Teacher
Teacher of Translator
Teacher of Devoter

Mother is a Doctor
Doctor of Grower 
Doctor of Trainer

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