Short Salaam Poems

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blessed

In every Breath,
He keeps me calm.
At his presence,
"My worries are lost in dark"
As he lights me up,
I'm blessed in all.
© Adaa SamM  Create an image from this poem.


Love Without Hope

Do not be harsh; even if wounds were born,
Being left alone; and completely torn. 
Do not tell me; whether I should or not,
Because you may conform; but I do not.
© Maria Jara  Create an image from this poem.

Heart of Kapilavasthu

Mimetic mimicry mimicked the mime.
More than furlong, the entire belonging day long.
Prophet, the proper property, pope prophecy.
Hardhearted harshness tied a fair harness.
Shepherd herding sheep, harder in a herder way.

He

...commands a trance,
pulls you into the dance,

he'll sing for the enhances-
playmore fanatics!

He's the sutures and calamity's Casper,

and endemic more than even plasma...

I have the needs,

he the commander,

I have to feed...

Do more than land her.

Yeh Khaalipan

Jab Meri Bechaini Mit Jayegi
Jab Mere Dilko Sukoon Mil Jayega
Yeh Khaalipan Mit Jayega

Do Pal Ki Chandni Ke Liye
Aj Bhi Zinda Hoon Main
Meri Khaamoshi Ke Ageh Aasmaan Bhi Khatam Ho Jayega

Kehne Ke Liye Toh Roz Marta Hoon Main
Thoda Aur Marne Ke Liye
Yeh Deewana Kal Phir Ayega


A Scientist Said: Reality Is An Illusion

Which Scientist said, "Reality is merely and illusion, albeit a rather persistent one"?   TAKE A GUESS and you will be correct, LOL!

Who said this: "The way in which you and I experience the world, is NOT how the world fundamentally is." GOOGLE this one

shalom, shalom (and SALAAM)
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose

Premium Member Choosing Positive Passions

As a path of fear
leads to fundamental fragmentation,
left-hemisphere industrial-strength domination of Earth,
universally egalitarian
and interdependently unitarian
only in its final lap toward death,

A path of compassion
leads to radical left/right bicameral solidarity,
equivalent in our positive energetic integrity;
sometimes experienced as sacred communion.

Premium Member Only Female Mosquitoes Bite, the Male Ones Just Say Hello

a tip of the hat 
a polite nod
a hail caesar
a handshake
a slouch
a tugging of the forelock
a proposing of a toast
a salutation sandwich
a salaam
a bow
a cheek-to-cheek contact
a kiss on the bugle
a kowtow 
a wave
a voicemail
a whatsapp 
a geachte heer followed by a comma
a prayer 

it's all very gracious and well mannered
but for god's sake get the swatter

Me Televison

Me Television is tired of always being starred at like Im crazy when its something scary on me , me television is tired of always seeing tears when i show something bad o the news. I am tired of always being moved around and watched all day by BIG FAT PEOPLE WHO DONT KNOW HOW TO GET A LIFE. So sick of constantly getting my buttons pushed  carelessly fearlessly if only me television could speak!

Salaam ! / Kudos ! (Ode To the Handicapped)

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Cruel God’s crooked clasp,
Is worse than the sting of a wasp,
Genius, healthy, wealthy man,
Becomes an orphan and forlorn!

Childhood innocent,
Youth fragrant,
Tranquil prime,
Become a weird dream!

Defies God’s clout,
Becomes fear-less ‘n’ stout,
Undertakes an uphill task,
And reaches the mountaintop!

Handicapped albeit,
Dares God’s verdict,
Proves the worth by his action,
He is worthy of admiration!!
Form:

The Ten Commandments

(fact contest poem)

The ten commandments are easily broken
By those who should of known them well
It's been broken like bunch a broken wings
Like thieves and devil's and demons and malpractioners
They play they games like scorns and home weckers
Like miserable sinners who assume they way to happiness is by ruin another.
The ten commandments are easily broken
By those who should of known them well
For they do ,that's why the world is at it's hell.

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