Take Part Poems | Examples

Who villa private pressing turnout?

Languaging the place is happening 
A voicestro of ideas
And involvement
Obstructing legislation 
Command and finance


The handling of its own press
Pressing solutions
In the middle of a fraud
Yet in all time
A take part type of gal and guy


Suppose a person asked a city for funding around rent for themselves, an office, range of ten thousand a month

Today cresting 5 billion in debt of unauthorized hijacking of home development law

INIT

The brits most popular surname 
Is varying each year
In 50s popular was Jones
Our time it is Patel 

Nguen will soon take over Alabama 
New Jersey represents Odessa Mama
Adolf exaggerating slightly bit 
But humor this implies you learn Ivrit 

Ivrit is Hebrew transliteration 
All this the studies serves the healthying the NATION 

System and Nature balance demands 
If we attacked by ANT the servers 
SO they are tasked 
What do we task them with 

Preservation of cultures important 
Diasporas, gardens, 
INDEPENDENCE at least 
Teaches us dropping black white BIPOLAR  
And solve problem
BUMPING OUR CYBER FIST 

If you felt joyful 
Your LIMIT would be met 
The cyber is more clever 

Do and
TAKE PART in OUR INIT
Form: Rhyme


We know not when what the times sing

--------------------
Not knowing what the times sing, we,
Forest flames well before spring, we,
Our joy of life nowhere in sight,
At festive times fidgeting we.
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Life’s not just a stray piece of time
Given to us, reason nor rhyme,
It has a full spectrum of shades--
Far violets to infra reds,
A journey and rare odyssey,

Seldom do we live all alive,
And set off nowhere to arrive,
Live, but deep within all empty
Amidst all our strident gaiety,
To celebrate in a vacuum.

We take part but stand all apart,
Soul goes with us, nor ever heart.
_____________________
Quatrain |21.07.2025| men, life, time 
Note: The four lines of this quatrain could well be the first two couplets of a ghazal. The following ten lines elaborate what the quatrain has to say.
Form: Quatrain

The Labubu Craze

Labubu grins, a curious work of art,  
Kasing Lung’s dream, brought forth from the heart.  
Pop Mart displays, collecting carts start,  
Lisa’s embrace gives trends a new chart.

People of faith, consider your part,
Not every craze should capture your heart.
Fame’s shining lure can pull us apart,
Discernment and wisdom must always take part.

Enjoy what is lovely, but don’t let it chart
A course that could lead your soul to depart.
The world may entice with treasures and art,
But truth and love must anchor your heart.

Let light be your guide, not just what is smart,
For faith is the truest and timeless art.
Form: Rhyme

For Brian

I close my eyes  on this Warm Summer Day
And  slowly my mind is lead  far away 
Back to another time so long ago
And to melodies I remember so 
The music of Surfin Safari to Surfin USA 
There was no mistakin Brian’s talent had introduced  a new 
Music  craze 
Why there wasn’t anybody who  didn’t take  part in the songs, the cars, the Surfin,  and the Girls 
Especially the girl’s
Like the man said he wished  they  all  could be California Girls 
Why it was all summer long  that they  enjoyed all the  fun  fun fun 
But don’t worry baby they always wandered back in their room until it was Time to catch  a wave and once  again they were sitting on top of the  world 
And now the time has come  for brother  Brian to join Dennis and Carl 
All three united again
In the far distance one can hear music calling out like 
A long lost friend 
As those good vibrations gently fall from heaven on to the  sea 
Smiling down  the three  brothers see
In the  far distance the Sloop John B 




In Memory of Brian Douglas Wilson of the Beach Boys
Form: Rhyme


But a Whisper

O gentle sleep. Most precious of secrets
Carefully placed between sunlight and twilight’s touch of warm air and wet kiss

Asunder from me, Yet all of me woven into a spiders web of silken spun strings. Reliving each and every moment in one’s lifetime. Again, then yet again.

Bizarre creatures I’ve created, shouting messages of concern. The very monsters that haunted my childhood. Now offering guidance, sworn allegiance to me for they know they have been conquered, so long ago.
A maestros wand, weaves a tapestry so intricate. Each line intersects. Yet does not interfere with one another.

O welcome sleep. With each worry and every dream. Days labor comes to end
On soft pillows where I’m lead towards a fantasy, I must then, take part in an eternal play
Filled with obscurity and dismay 
In search of meanings to each day.

A Saint Patrick’s Limerick

A leprechaun who was afraid
To take part in today’s big parade
Found a good place to hide
But once he was inside
Quickly saw the mistake he had made.

For instead of a pub to appease,
With some corned beef and Guinness to please,
It became very plain
He’d be eating lo mein 
Since the place he was in was Chinese.

Still, the waiters went out of their way
To make sure that this unplanned delay 
Was as good as could be
So, along with his tea
Was a cookie to brighten his day.

When he opened the fortune, he read,
“Though you’re Irish, we’re glad you were led 
To try out our cuisine;
Now it’s back to the green
For great riches for you lie ahead!”
Form: Limerick

Irish Condolences

On faltering the ill
tempered surrender
the speechless ignorance
of their fathers
Challenge never knew
of their presence
Accountants of pressure
frequent one another
Rarely daring to take part
in the discussion.

Premium Member WHO’S THE BOSS


Dear muse, my brain 
Has gone so mushy,
Pray come take part,
Please do not refrain,
Want to write a poem
That’s gushy.

My paper white and blank,
My thoughts no spark,
My mind once was a thinking tank,
Now buried deep and dark.

Imagination crushed,
Letters prefer to hide and seek,
Words that flash by, dashed,
My muse the culprit, am I too meek?

My inclination to write gone,
I think I must curl up and die,
Can’t even write a song,
Must find a far far place to cry.

Word got out I was unhappy,
Another muse phones me,
Says she alone takes any credit,
No thank-you don’t you see,
Where would be my merit?

I heard a far faint voice, 
I ‘ll never leave you, I’m no fake,
It was the only choice,
I’m part of you and you part of me,
I just needed a break. 

So, let’s get to work,
I think you’ve done quite well,
Yesterday I overheard,
Someone say you’re swell.

Together we’re a team,
A thought just crossed my mind,
It’s sometimes good to let
Off steam,
First lets wine and dine,
And then a dreamy subject find.
Form: Rhyme

Mercy and Justice

The smell of blood dominated the field
but to the culprit, He had put a shield
Where is justice? 
Did he not deserve to be punished?

The whole nation rebelled against him.
Drove his patience boil down to a steam.
He lost is reward, by that one thing
He still chose to be forgiving

Getting stoned, is hard to forget
He felt every hit closer to death
Determine to pardon everyone who take part
He still smiled with his open heart

Do justice and mercy go together?
Seems like evil has it's own way
To escape the trial and deal with it's crime 
But someone promised, there will come a time

Mercy, Mercy, who has the right to wield you?
Justice, Justice, are you even true?
The clock is ticking when will we hear his gavel?
The judge silently examining the rebels


He hears the whispers and cries
of all people on all nations
Soon enough everyone will witness
his vindication and justification

Jah is a rock! He will not be moved or swayed
Mercy wil be given, Justice will come in play
At the end of the system of things, the revelation,
sheep will be separated from goats on that day

RIP Alice

Alice passed away this week,
But it would just be wrong
If a Turkey Day went by without
Us listening to her song*.

For Arlo Guthrie wrote a tale
About her restaurant
And he started a tradition
Which, each year, I always want.

We’re sitting in the car, en route
To have our special meal
And at noon on classic radio,
My husband at the wheel,

The eighteen minute tune comes on;
We laugh at every word
Of this “massacree,” a story
Which, though true, is most absurd.

And when the chorus comes around,
We belt it loud and clear,
Reminding us that it’s Thanksgiving
And we’re all still here.

Today we pulled up early,
(Me, my daughter and my spouse)
To the driveway of our son
And soon he exited his house

In the pouring rain and climbed inside,
While Arlo did his thing
And he joined right in, so chorus time,
The four of us did sing.

More family waited in his home,
But they did not take part.
Still, this was the moment of the day
That really touched my heart.

*Alice’s Restaurant Massacree” by Arlo Guthrie
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Take Part

Step forth
Time to speak
Take a part
Take part
Practice
Take the microphone
Step forth
Enter your arena
What you’ve been waiting for
You have the floor
and choices
Speak up?
Speak clear?
Let your face fill with cheer
In that moment
of change
your brain’s rearrange
you will like it
I promise
and will relish
the next time
you step up
Don’t become cocky
but be brave
and confident
cocksure but balanced
Bold
then settle back
and let the next voice
take over
Don’t be jealous
if they do it better
What is better?
We take turns
remember -
you learned that
in Kindergarten
We all have a part
to practice
in this life
Let us be a member
of mankind
and kind for that matter

Premium Member Corrosive power, Yet'

idi amin; hitlers sins..stalin pharoah ceaser many geezers
Primed with power, poor agendas always a lender' tied together masses heavy levered; watching' the gates and schwab scoros schwartzenegger.colin powel mengle mussolini and xi. I'm out on on putin..yet no disputing..'No
War is peaceful.' Many descriptions sow deceitful.' Poor
White people..Poor black people..Take the burdens observe
Not the curtain' (or woven web) world net..Spider set? 
Marvel do you? Yet maybe not? That information speeds.'plans in feeds? For Nations mediums false-prophet-less.) Souless! Attack the wholeness..Human need
Not bettered by greed'  I also address one point.' I confess
That might be right?  Of all above brokers above ( most are
White) priviledged white people? Some Swiss are ' or other? 
And if that changes? Will there still be grift.?  I call for
Jesus..Who alone can lead us ' suffered while in power.)
So fine His mission.' Deep decision..Religion is broken.' By
His body  By His pain. He who walked the earth..Who smashed the reins.' Now hell is open..Look and see.' Turn
Away don't take part..Let His Love set you free.!

Risk

Knowingly take part,
In a dangerous game, love,
A high risk of pain.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Swimming In Poetry Soup


Poetry contests offer an inspiration frame,
where the competing poems get fairly judged, 
get a place in the shared showcase.
It’s not to earn any literary accolade or fame,
for nobody is running a poetic race.
The contest entry is the choice of free will,
as there’s limitless options for the muse
to follow the sponsors’ edicts in plenty.

The bowl of beguiling erudite soup, 
where the lyrical noodles wriggle, 
poets stir with their magical wands of word,
turning it into an alluring pond
with the slithering reeds invisible.

The challenging urge of the fellow poets,
makes scholarly swimming contests abound.
Many participants with sailing aspirations
plunge in the uncharted waters of the pond,
and glide with the lyrical rhythm to win.

I haven’t yet learnt to swim well 
in the deep waters of infinite imagination,
but the call of contest inspires me to take part.
As the ace swimmers win the arduous races,
I manage to keep afloat, 
tangled in the tangible twigs of opinion,
spend the toughest time in the pond, learning.

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