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Wandering World


Sing me lullaby, 
I would rather cry 
Than try hard to sleep... 
And dream you so deep. 

Forget of sweet voice, 
Yours- always my choice
Lyrics harmonise... 
My empty ears' rise. 

I might feel your lips; 
And wander its grips, 
Of lovely words stream... 
That sweep off my scream

Off doubt not so pale;
Cum fear, if love fail.

Premium Member Hub On Wings

City hub on wings
apogee of ultra bright
fire within urban comet
tangerine signpost
to future halcyon spot
amidst buoyant step onrush

Bouncy castle perk
spurs avid market stall pitch
bargain in a jiffy bag
loophole hatched off-curb
brainwave surge from genie flash
to everyone’s benefit

Silver winter tinged
trees and wet overcast skies
never dampen township verve
that heartland zeitgeist
typical of boom and bloom
day or night march on dweller

Sweep off feet vision
endemic to rapid shifts
where marvel woos miracle
in heady cocktail
at the cutting-edge hubbub
point of entry upbeat frame

Premium Member I Give Life

I write this in an attempt to explain what I feel is a necessity in people that this world misses out on, isn't enough of. People there to support one  another's happiness through selfless caring. 


I am soil, here to know
that I make the flowers grow.
and too, the sun, 
here to groom
a source to cause the floral bloom.


I take the wilted, and the broke
sweep off the dust, 
drown out the choke.
It's who I am, as a soul
the life sparked individual


I give of myself, in my ways
the breathing purpose
of my days.
Know me then by my fruit
otherwise the point is moot.


So if you know me, then understand.
Don't tread needless
on this man.
For I love, and give life
to those in need
to those in strife.


God Broke Code of Heavy Load

i did have to comb
what had been left of my dome
while i would be home

had been lead astray
God told us we should obey
Use underarm spray

much sugar with spice
had been found in paradise
without sin or vice

with great precision
biden did make decision
need more religion

rather than trashing
biden gave out compassion
which he would ration

when in pinch would feel
needed to have sex appeal
biden be big deal

we know God is wise
and have heard to our surprise
bible did devise

God would break the code
our sins were a heavy load
make sure lawn is mode
(gifts on us bestowed)

after taking knap
God said we should cut the crap
also shut big trap

God gave me big broom
so i could sweep off my tomb
flowers bloom by bloom

when in chair would sit
by lightening bolt had been hit
needed first aide kit

saw banged up fender
had been made by male gender
quite a big bender

Premium Member Cupid Arrow

Sometimes sweep off
The Wrong person
That is Cupid











Nayda Ivette
9-6-2015

Still Loving Her

The dust has all settled

I'll go get the broom

sweep off the back porch

and the old sitting room

That wind storm was mighty

almost blew me away

the foundation was crumbling

as the house swung and swayed

The timbers were creaking

the roof sprung a leak

the shutters are broken

it really looked bleak

The old building survived

It's weathered but tough

It will stand tall and fight

when the going gets rough

There's much beauty left

in this old home of mine

I'll still be loving her

till the end of my time


02/22/2015
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hosted by Silent One


Comes Armageddon

the sky emits fire
rolling down like metal ball
fresh pandemonium

ground quakes,sea rises
as floods sweep off homes and goods
earth destruction looms

sudden occurrence
as we dine in oblivion
comes Armageddon.



CONTEST:End of the world  'Armageddon'  sponsored by Gail Doyle .

A Shield In Troubled Terrains

No storm is too strong for 
the Strong Tower to still,
He start from where your 
strength cannot stand.
No burden is too big for 
The Burden bearer to bear,
He begins where your 
brains and brawns break 
down.
No pain is too powerful for 
the Prince of peace to 
plunder,
He pleasures us when our 
presures seem to prevail.
No mountain is too mighty 
for the Maker to move,
He makes move when our 
might makes a mess of us.
No curse is too cruel for 
the Convenant Keeper to 
crush.
He comes in when our 
closest company cannot 
comfort us...
No sorrow is too solid to 
the Savior to sweep off,
He soothes us when it 
seem smiling is too strange.
No worm is too worthless 
for Wisdom to make a 
wonder,
He works in ways beyond 
the walls of this world...
No fault is too fierce to The 
Father to forgive,
He finds and fills us when 
our faith becomes feeble.
No terrain is to tough to 
the True Vine to tame,
He trades treasures where 
our toils cannot take us to.
No life is too low for the 
Lord of all to lift and lighten,
He lives in a lofty lane 
lavished with love, light and 
life. Amen

Life

Life is like a portrait,
I tell you the outcome can be a mixture,
Sometime you admire it; sometimes you don’t,
Even after all those efforts, joy can greet your face.
Or sorrow sweep off your feet,
You can still stand up if you fall,
Or if you wish you can sit still,
Life is written in unchangeable language,
You can do nothing than face the challenge,
Life is a mystery, answers will only create misery.

He That Destroys Is No Friend

He comes
Through
Like a
Hurricane
Telling everyone
It's going
To be ok

He wipes
Out one
Home
Then takes
Out three

He says
He'll be
Back
Just
Wait and
See

But my 
Buddies and
I are
Moving
Away from
The sea

So when 
He comes
Back 
There will be
No one to
Sweep off
Their feet

Sunset Storm

In one direction the sun is escaping 
in the other, the storm clouds are green.
The gulf waters tired from a day of relaxing
hollow shell concert serene.

Swept up pink skies in a moment bright red
clash with the lightning’s shade.
The sand cools down suddenly, like the day we were wed
and into the water we wade.

Fish darting silver lick past our legs
we shuffle our feet with the tide.
The stingrays sweep off toward the farthest sand bar
as we watch the grey pelicans dive.

Thunder cold rumbling in the heat of the sky
burnt cheeks soothed while I dive.
Sun slips underneath me, storm rains above me,
underwater, I know I’m alive.

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