Short Thereto Poems
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Aged,gnarled rooted in him
Fallen,but not cast off are you
As wild boughs engrafted thereto
Fallen,but not cast off are you
Many souls linger therein pity's pot.
Many minds subcomb thereto th' Addler's.
O, shall we permit ourselves hereto rot?
So challenges white waters -- the heart of Paddler's.
Words I found,and chose- to make a poem in structured prose
Phrasis is a structured verse where the poet uses selected prose phrases of another writer’s(not a poet) to compile unique poetry therefrom as a tribute thereto,the word phrasis is Greek for phrase.
The Israelites fleeing Mt. Sinai
like children at the final school bell
When the Lord quickened their pace to Israel
'We can't run fast enough,' they yelled
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See Numbers, Chapter 10, verses 35-36. Then
view Chapter 11, verses 1-3, and commentary
thereto.
To learn how to recite koine Greek
That I may drink from the life-giving creek
Finish reading the words of Plato
To grow my knowledge thereto
Give up eggs and milk
So I can fully wear the white silk
Travel this dark world of hellfire
That I may hear Christ’s silver lyre
Be better for aeons to see
So I can become a marble tree
Aged,gnarled rooted in him
Hardened in part,supporting the tree;
Fallen,but not cast off are you,
Broken in unbelief,provoked jealous
As wild boughs engrafted thereto;
Fallen,but not cast off are you.
Bitter yet productive,like fruit from the stone.
Natural branch shoots,no less able of grafting thereto;
Fallen ,but not cast off are you.
THE OLIVE TREE
Aged,gnarled rooted in him
Hardened in part,supporting the tree;
Fallen,but not cast off are you,
Broken in unbelief,provoked jealous
As wild boughs engrafted thereto;
Fallen,but not cast off are you.
Bitter yet productive,like fruit from the stone.
Natural branch shoots,no less able of grafting thereto;
Fallen ,but not cast off are you.
I was there when u couldn’t bear
I was there to help you share
I was there through the ups and the downs
I was there through the ins and the outs
I was there when all you would do was scream and shout
I was there when you were drowning in your own doubts
I was thereto keep you from floating into the air
I was their because,
I CARE
written by, JASMINE TURNER
Form:
Though the sea is far, the wind still flies thereto.
Though the sun is set, it's rays still shine from afar.
Once submerged in the vast beauty of this world,
Yet never stopped by the mundane rocks
I held in my hand.
The water still runs crisp and clear from the olden days
But the bridge above has forever collapsed.
Blossoms fall, littering the surface,
The empty tree stands, a timeless guard.
Around the line at Riverbend
And off the bridge into quicksand
Raised later by many hands-
Brushed & dusted,still very neat
Back into service,a story hard to beat !
Note.
The train fell in the creek in 1891,rescue then proved in vain
Four years later it was raised frpm 100 feet deep with little damage thereto.
Waste not want not in those days!
We could learn much from this approach in this 'green' era
I know you’ve been hit
The Messenger of Misery
He has done Evil
He’s done it against You
He’s done You much good.
He will bend you Hard
As if to break you, but No.
He will hit on you
Like Long-time Enemies
But the truth and fact remains
Neither God nor Nature is against You.
It is just the path of greatness.
To desire the beauty of success
Is to embrace the process thereto.
@JULY 2017/©M.H.O.G Unveiled
The essence of a best friend
is tender and most true;
its lovingness knows no end
and shows its grace thereto.
The essence of a best friend
abounds in godly love,
and ascends and descends
to and from Heaven above.
The essence of a best friend
is full of forgiveness
and mercies that transcend,
and frees those who transgress.
But most of all, the essence
of a best friend is his need
to be a constant presence
in a friend's life for life indeed!
Form:
CATARACT OP
The mist lifts slowly
??
A new vista is unveiled
*Gael Turnbull(1928-2004,a Scottish doctor-poet created the imagist Spaces form in his collection Briefly (1967) a three line poem with a larger than usual blank space( ??)for 2nd 'line'.
Turnbull called poems using his device ‘Spaces’, and noted of these ‘The visual “space” is,a pause or hesitation, even a temporary dislocation of attention’ . Thus the reader supplies his own imagination thereto.
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empty swings in her heart
??
a full school bus departs
Gael Turnbull(1928-2004,a Scottish doctor-poet created the imagist Spaces form in his collection Briefly (1967) a three line poem with a larger than usual blank space( ??)for 2nd 'line'.
Turnbull called poems using his device ‘Spaces’, and noted of these ‘The visual “space” is,a pause or hesitation, even a temporary dislocation of attention’ . Thus the reader supplies his own imagination thereto.
Is he really political.? I mean he runs no party of that ilk.'
Yet I see 'the descriptive given' woven in like silk.)
Is he being held as a terrorist.? Or charged? He pleads
Guilty of journalisam.? Yet has he been pushed into that
Yard.? Guilty he is saying ' yet should that be the case.?
Or is he just tumbling in a fervid word mill-race.? Is any
Body thinking.? Or is it sheer brute force.? How can reason
Be introduced? Measured analysis, rebuttal and thereto
Unto fair discourse.'