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Turn Right

theyer red green
red means go
green stop
and yellow me drive slow
to  save a life
if say left put under your belt
you must
TURN RIGHT


Parable 15: Nothing Is Concealed

“Should a lamp be put under a bed?
Surely on lampstand.” Jesus said.
     “For nothing is concealed
     that will not be revealed.”
All will come to the light that is spread.

Mark 4.21-22
Form: Limerick

Treasures of the Mind

The mind holds treasures for all to see, 
 not like the kind we put under lock and key. 
 Think for a second, what can the mind hold? 
 Can be full of rubble or pearls and gold. 
 The rubble is a mind of evil and pride, 
 hoping the world can't see it's trying to hide. 
 The mind full of treasure of pearls and gold, 
 gives the world Jesus and His riches untold.
Form: Verse

Thaw For a Narcissist

Never stop 
Smiling-- even if your world be walls
Put under skin, or from sick glaciers, 
Melting.  From your smile,
Reaches into the holes, stops the blood from
Bleedimg-- breaking on glassy tears, and upward.
Keep face. Love your smile; there is no expression
In that expression that can't burn the heart out, folding
Like a flush in the sun, sweet. Live your smile: reeling.
© Minney L.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Commune '

You are not at all odd..In communing with
God, He is The life giver, Source of the great crystal river, satan gives death, in him is no breath, his leadership is in worry
War, anger, pain, no eternity of gain, look now at the world, what it is doing.' You will
Concur, the rule is by, and with fear therefore, just be sincere.' Smile; live and
Love God, before you are put under earths  sod.'
Form: Didactic


Premium Member Eyes Gaze

When the sun cast pastel colors
On the far eastern horizon
Like kisses exchanged between lovers
Drawing me as the scent of spring
Lures the honeybee to come taste
Notebook, pen, dictionary bring
To porch, ears tuned, eyes gaze__no haste  

Sponsor: Carol Sunshine Brown
Contest: Who, What, Where
Form: Saraband(one tercet plus one quatrain)
Rhyme Scheme:A,X,A...B,C,B,C
The form not listed so put under Quatrain
Form: Quatrain

The Cruelty of Life

Life is often times cruel To those of us who don’t deserve its cruelty. It starts in school Where we are forced to face reality. The school bully picks on us When we go out to recess. We suppress The pain we feel. We are put under much stress And our heads start to reel. It is meant to be I guess. But I don’t like this mess. It makes me feel So much stress At having such an unfair deal

The Turmoil Within

United States had the power and respect
Now I believe we’re being
 Laughed at and ridiculed
What happened?
What started out as a
Innocent election
Has been blown to hell
ering parties separated by
The whose and the whats
It really looks bad for us and
You wonder who can you trust
Clashes in the city streets has
The whole country off balance
An on edge
While this country is being watched and 
Put under a microscope
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Love Silhouettes

One Love 

To put under my pillow at night

To carry me through till dawn

Whilst i pull the petals off flowers

Speaking she loves me

She loves me not

Hoping my heart won't stop

Forget what your told 

Forget what you were taught

And raise your hands 

And lay down your fears

Close your eye's

And raise me from the dead

So i can wake beside you

And cradle your head with a kiss

One Love

For 2

Us

Responsibility

React to what needs to be done
Each and every passing day,
Showing up strong, in a big way,
Prepared to stand firm and not run.
Once you are put under the gun,
Never allow your fear to stay
Situated where you may lay.
Instead, make strength second to none.
Be responsible for your life,
If you want your life to be free.
Life can wound you deep like a knife,
If you choose not to pay your fee.
Take authority over strife!
You can be what you want to be.

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