Statements Poems | Examples


notice of breach in print statements or?

deportation statements during time
observe pulitzer worthy escape by decree ego


overlap
deportation of "homeless immigrants"
census fraud
is not a measure of goverment in california
re segregated aggregated data is not a constitutional law 
being held

deportation hmis

creation of absence ballots in population control ownership agenda's

Premium Member The Beauty of I Statements

Teaching I statements is worthwhile
you do not start with a pointing finger
Or a mean look

An I statement is not an accusation
It is an expression of your feelings
I felt sad when….
I felt upset when….
I felt disappointed when....
Expressing your feelings does not put people on the defensive

So much better than pointing fingers, angry looks or nasty accusations.
“You made me angry” is silly.
“I felt angry when you….” Makes a lot more sense.
“You made me hit him.”
I am not even going there.
How can you accuse someone else of taking your free choice away?

The more you practice “I” statements
The better you will be able to stand up for yourself
You will be able to retain your power.
If “You” is the first word you think to use, when someone upsets you,
Practice your “I” statements.
Retain your power.


'Current' Statements on Kariba Dam

Zambezi's strength rules
who can harness our river?
electricity from water?
Nyami, Nyami

Kariba Dam damaged
by six decades of water
the Tonga tribes celebrate
Nyami, Nyami

May 10, 2022

Joseph May's contest on Naani.

Two naani of 24 syllables each
current statements about currents

When the Kariba Dam was built on the Zambezi, the Tonga people had doubts.
The dam was built on gneiss and quartzite and is made of concrete — 80 feet at its thickest point. But over six decades of the waters' rushing through it, tumbling over it and crashing down on its other side have carved a pit at its base and erosion threatens its foundations.  July 22, 2020
The very thought of a naani about Nyam Nyami sparked my muse.
It is the River God of the Tonga people.
Form: Verse

Single Word Mission Statements

If we reduced most mission statements to just one word,
There would be no need to use a sword,
To get a company to keep their word,
As reducing mission statements to just one word,
Makes it easy to spread that word.

Accountability would be a good one,
Accessibility could be another one,
Reliability could be my favourite one,
Adaptability my second one,
My list is a long one, 
So I will leave you to find your own one, 
Now that you see what can be done,
To reduce a mission statement to the bone.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member Statements

This world is only flat 
as I could wish for it to be.
All wishes come
from hungry hearts as mine.

Curves I visit 
bring a noise of motion.
Unexpected joy and wonder 
found in every moment
leave me breathless 
in returning 
to my mirrored soul.

My flatness and my curve alike 
a twinkling others see. 
Radiant eyes that recognize 
no color of their own.

Sound in every moment’s whisper 
draws me to it in a naval roar. 
I marvel at the people passing 
pointing to a cow.
Exchange their wonder for 
an empire state somehow.

Trading faceless cards 
from bubblegum for unknown toys.
Girls and boys of flattered pasts
retain their souvenir retainers, 
voiceless comments written on their treasured casts.

We have each others back my friends and I.
Less traveled is our path and all our roads.

No center for this circle 
always monkey in the middle.

Forever our trick  always the tick .. 

of a bomb that never explodes.


Premium Member Fashion Statements

We wash our hands twenty times a day
Singing Happy Birthday twice, all the way
  Scrub down our whole home
  Don gloves when we roam
Hoard TP in all colors except gray...

But now that's passe, it's masks we must wear
Some are elegant, though what do we care
  Our fam'ly looks cool
  At work and at school
My wife even gets wolf whistles and stares
Form: Limerick

His Meaningless Life

 
Statements are the treats
To the spoken,
But to the intended;
They still might ill-treat.

The Dreamer still dreams-day dreams
To find his passion
In his day,
But realizes at  nights
That he spends his time in nothingness.
The Merchant says,
Where and when forth you get me my love
There and then forth I make you not my slave
Where and when forth you get me my riches, I repeat
There and then forth I make you not my slave
Then forth I unscrew your bond
To me
A yearlong you have, to win your life
I won't spare it at all
After this epoch of a lifetime

On the day before his death
The Miser's eyes go bloody red
As red as the flaming fires 
In the failure's junk bed
While he day-dreamed .......

Soapbox Statements

on a soapbox 
constantly yelling 
black and white 
statements concerning 
what one should do 
to be considered normal
became an unhealthy 
ritual among the two 
repellent souls brought 
together by chance long 
ago in a land far far away
Form: Lyric

Statements

The yellow metal 
protecting the unborn
will catapult to outrageous heights.

*

Sky confronts the Mars
in improvisation. On earth,
the dead were lying side by side.

*

Ah, the mercy killing
of oneself. Out of compassion
or taking a revenge ?


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

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