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Premium Member Daughters of God Bare Not Your Necessities

Necessity's is your bare naked vessel

Beautiful Ladies
 Daughters of God
Choose Beauty self-energy's 
a given breath 
You're vessels encase
Beautiful Daughter of Elohim
Inside growin
Let it be showing 
Your choosing beauty is from within
And not the negative showings of your bare necessities
Wow Humanity how old and cries 
out profanities with their mouth and their eyes lust of your flesh

Daughters of God bare not your necessities

Because the vessel of you, you won't deny
Thy your nakedness belongs to God and Your "husband" only
Let humanity see only your naked energy
NOT YOUR PHYSICAL NAKED SELF  
BE NOT AN OMEN

Daughters of God bear not your necessities

In blessed prayer for consideration trust and rest in Him 
BE MORE BLESSED, COVER YOUR SELF 
For your truest most beautiful self is more than your flesh 
it's your inner being your mind your body your heart and soul
AMEN





3/17/23
written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2023

Bergman Film, 1963

It was a Swedish film they said,
Mixing real life, truth and art,
A little bit expressive they said,
Which for us was a jolly good start
And when Sunday the good Father
Preached to go and see it was a sin
The street outside was crowded
As we quietly queued to get in.

This was the early 1960’s
When standards had to be preserved
What was outrageous then would
Now be considered quite reserved.
There was Sex and there was Symbolism
There was Fear, Anxiety, Angst and Doubt.
I watched the whole film enthralled
No idea what it was all about

At later showings we found 
Due to the films”s notoriety
And to enable a continuing 
Sense of community propriety
At a given signal they had to hold
Sheets of paper before their eyes
To avoid seiing certain scenes
And keep Innocence uncompromised

But, it was Art and it was Sex,
Displayed on the silver screen
And despite the Father’s warnings
Me and most of the village had been.
It was never mentioned in the bar
Later on when we went for a drink,
Just the odd embarrassed grin
And the occasional knowing wink.

Premium Member Somethings Showings-

Something showing  
Outside inside
Birdhouse bathhouse
Baseball horse stall
See food sea food
Oh-look cookbook
Eggshell upstairs


10/25/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©


For the Lost

In fog's night,
there's a shimmer.
A hint of hearth and home.
A muted invitation
to one who walks alone.

Far away from native shore
and succor of the soul.
Harbouring a longing for
the things that make us whole.

Fishing for remembrances
of paintings in the mind,
but finding only semblances
in images unkind.

And now they come, in elder times,
these showings of a land.
So often gleaned from ancient rhymes
that lead us by the hand.

As if to say this life of yours
is wanting for its bed,
so be untroubled, free of chores,
and rest your weary head.

Folie a Deux

Gradin foliums....

These Oratorians of self deceit

Dicentras bleeding hearts....Benighted

Trying hard to portray, something else

And then to justify, this begriming....

Through hollowed and piercing words

Projected towards others

These prima facia showings

Of pretentious light....

Often unveiled, amid their antipodal works

Derived from a desire....Beguiled

That fills this emptiness

The amiss, of their own darkened worlds....

Standing behind the provincial podium

Gathering in others, as they themselves...."Unknown"

While selling their blood drenched tickets

To Apollyon's, never ending curse

..............Folie A Deux..............

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            The Convention!

Catching Butterflies

catching the wind, lifting in flight,
with delicate wings soaring its heights,
looking up while searching below,
a crucial time to fly alone,
to ride the breeze is nothing new,
it's just what the butterflies born to do,
her landing never stays too long in one spot,
it moves to the next, and her beauty is caught,
at a glance, yet only for a moment,
these beautiful wings cannot be stolen,
the sun's rays shine down on her wings,
her colors illuminate the scenery,
leaning down to touch her,
the wind then picks up to rush her,
but never forgetting the beauty you've seen,
through the tears of the worlds pain and suffering,
revealing love for healings sake,
this moment in time was no mistake,
our tears released, a clear reflection,
the showings of God's love and compassion


I'M Falling For You

<                             Signs of the time
                               Enriched vibrant colors 
                               Painted on minds eye canvass
                               To inscribe it's beauty to another
                               Eventually leaving one in awe
                               Marching in it's parade of showings
                               Begining to end
                               Each and every year
                               Requesting for it's safe return


Entry For Carol Brown's 
Fall Is Around The Corner Contest
I Chose September
G.L. All

Folie a Deux

Gradin foliums....

These Oratorians of self deceit

Dicentras bleeding hearts....Benighted

Trying hard to portray, something else

And then to justify, this begriming....

Through hollowed and piercing words

Projected towards others

These prima facia showings

Of pretentious light....

Often unveiled, amid their antipodal works

Derived from a desire....Beguiled

That fills this emptiness

The amiss, of their own darkened worlds....

Standing behind the provincial podium

Gathering in others, as they themselves...."Unknown"

While selling their blood drenched tickets

To apollyons, never ending curse

...........Folie A Deux...........

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

        The Convention!

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