Freedom Terza Rima Poems

I got up very early breathing in scented air,
beholding the beams of light that came from far;  
and looking outside pure joy built up...

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Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday
Hearkening back to the days of the pilgrims,
Giving thanks for a bountiful harvest this way.

Over the centuries, celebrated by millions,
A...

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Someone has fenced in a portion of the meadow
Laying claim to what Mother Nature has proscribed,
Some folks bring displeasure with absurd bravado.

Is he suggesting that...

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The lamb has cast fire onto the whole Earth
The small lamb is guarding it until it blazes.
For all of us to become pearls of great...

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Why did that lamp lose its light?
Your thoughts taking fancy flight, 
I kept it burning all night….

Why should a fresh flower die?
Pressed close to my...

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Jesus Christ, wondrous Saviour* of mankind 
Holy God incarnate, reaching our heart
offering love, indeed freedom-designed.

Precious Messiah, grace He does impart
with life eternal, granting blessed ...

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Venturing forth after weeks of isolation, 
Warm breezes brushed against my cheek 
I left behind sad feelings of desolation. 

The meadow near seemed no longer...

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Narrow mind, struggling to join all the dots
Thus missing out on the larger picture
Spiralling about in ego thought slots

Mind body, feeble soul caricature
An instrument to...

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Recognising that we are only dreaming
We breeze through life as a mist of bliss joyous
As a thought form, our role merely aligning

The play being enacted...

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The purity of his heart was stolen from him,
They filled it with black and forgotten dreams.
And surely He knows all his sins,

But he hasn’t forgotten...

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When the sun looks into darkness 
upside down cowboy's lend a hand to chaos 
deserters of faith rejecting lawful behaviour 

Persuading bodies believing something good...

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A silent whisper enters the ocean's mist 
cured from the spiced waves faraway gulls sing 
murmurs echo once upon a pearl held inside the shell...

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Slugs and snails line the highway,
Munching, crunching, drinking fumes;
Early in the morning, late at day.

A tunnel of black ahead looms,
Feasting on diesel, ready to growl;
Into...

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Its ardor grew like the sprouts being verdant green,
As the lowliness of a meadow's reach for sun.
Their whispered breaths trails farewell to a doting Spring,

Neath...

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The rib of Eve is fashion's price
A sadistic trap of six-inch heels
Some masochist's torture device

Or for added bust appeal
To wrap the torso so austere
And lift...

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