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Premium Member Uncommon Repose

I hope you find yourself calm; next to me, in uncommon, repose
Like a peony, your beauty willingly unfolds so naturally plain
I found myself undeniably happy in the feelings to you; I expose

You heal my wounds; the ones that no one else knows 
Written for you with hearts; bright red as blood in a vein 
I hope you find yourself calm; next to me, in uncommon, repose

As chain lightning brings devastating storms to a close
You are the scent of loves white clouds; that freshly made rain
I found myself undeniably happy in the feelings to you; I expose

Such a magnificent being you are; scarring off all my crow's
Sadness of time: It's escaping like blue water down a drain
I hope you find yourself calm; next to me, in uncommon, repose

My heartbeats, brake with you, and everything simply slows
Somber eyes defined with every speck of their hourglass grain
I found myself undeniably happy in the feelings to you; I expose

With simplicity, you have watched as my feelings arose 
Continue being you; stay that course; it's so easy to maintain 
I hope you find yourself calm; next to me, in uncommon, repose
I found myself undeniably happy in the feelings to you; I expose

Premium Member Van Gogh: Uncommon Valor

#1: The Cravings Cull

the cravings have come back ...
and, they are so more restless ...
at my finger's edge ...
they cull at you--an easy picking, know they their victim's all ...
but their unrest is incomplete ...
in me ...
they never rest ...
like now ...
constantly, the cravings are insatiable
and the only way I knew, was to fight and so I drew ...
I drew, I drew, I drew, as I fought the way I knew ...
The casualty of a heart hurts
and seems to bleed clear tears
from this enigma. It harrases an
assuming face coldly hand-held
serene. 
          Triumphs
                       there's more
          coming,
isn't from
Form: Bio


Premium Member Uncommon Sense

I wish I were an educated woman
But sadly, I am not.
I have to rely on common sense
As much as I have got
You don't have to write a thesis
Or a Shakespeare play
You have to think carefully
And be straightforward with what you say.
Some educated scholars,
Are a credit to their craft
Unfortunately, others lack common sense,
They're daft.
It is essential to have both these two,
But I am only an uneducated woman
With a common sense point of view.
Form: Rhyme

Uncommon Sense

It's no longer common
unlike years ago
What once was sound judgment
today no one knows

Selfish and addled
and atrophied minds
are prone to suggestions
with evil designs

And scarce is discernment
it's known by but few
who march to their own beat
so simple, yet true

Away from the darkness
straight into the light
Their path may be lonely
but at least it is right

While staring at cell phones
as batteries drain
the minds of the masses
go slowly insane

Up is now down
and west is now east
The world has turned over
and madness increased

The zombie apocalypse
has surely arrived
Pray history shows
that a few shall survive

For they are the ones
who have uncommon sense
in an age where such things
are of no consequence


© Mike Wise
1-10-23
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Uncommon Sight

To see the world, all the good 
as a child at a seasonal faire  
counting months in inches grown
and inherited faint-colored hairs. 
 
All days number 
three hundred and sixty five
so glad they still are.. 
same as the nights,
in eternity of a young life  
under crackling camp fires
and countless unnamed stars. 

We survivors, a wisened few 
or perhaps just lucky, know... 
a year pass's quickly as summer rain 
where dancing steam of scorched pavement
slowly rose.  

Trade all your old moments
by my side if you would, 
we'll take a daring ride
on swift sled
tomorrow's eyes
never could.
Form: Rhyme


Uncommon Courage

When does one rash courage summon
To do a thing quite uncommon
Like king David's son, Amon:
The negatively uncommon
One wouldn't link with Solomon
Nor with the Quite Normal Human
With no business  with Mammon ?
Carthage's Hannibal against Rome,
When snow should have kept him at home?
The courage one would never kill,
Until one has climbed Begging Hill;
While one won't want at all to feed,
Because there's a voice one must heed...

From either Lord God or Mammon 
And one ready for uncommon;
Listened I have to a Carmen:
A hit track about true women
The penetrating look from their eyes
Up a lot of men's power dries.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Uncommon Pleasure

From the blood 
Of false conscience
A sweet nectar is distilled
Drank by those immersed 
In the pleasure of virtue

Premium Member Uncommon

we soared over clouds
didn't dare look below
capricious emotions
could wither or grow

you played your guitar
i liked what i heard
but to finish your song
you needed my word

   i'm low man on the totem pole
   and you're my belle of rock and roll
   "now play that song with twice the soul -
   don't you love it?"

there's oneness in twoness
to stare in the eyes
of one who looks deeply
embracing surprise

one jigsaw piece left
in the puzzle of you
do i fancy that piece might be me?
or who?

   i'm minoring in history
   you're majoring in mystery
   do i like you unconditionally -
   do i love you?

will you touch my life?
will we fly to clouds above?
is it me or who?
is it like? is it love?

   we had our lives ahead of us
   we had so much in common
   and as you once remarked to your cat,
   "how wonderfully uncommon is that?"
Form: Rhyme

Uncommon Desire

Assimilated hope was slowly dying,
it was a famine time of charity — 
A moral plague that persisted four centuries
The stench of hatred hung heavy
in the unforgiving air,
as the spittle of anger reigned
over barren hearts

Letting stunted promises drench hollow souls,
whose thirsty craniums
were filled with epidermal fear toxicity
Iron sky yield ... putrid harvest 
of melting pot hope empty 

Synthetic emotion was the
technological mirage
Shimmering thoughts of inclusion
sprouted a forged bond
of artificial unity
Yesterday tears fell upon 
the parched plains: Fallow scroll posterity
filling famished eyes with inundated scarcity

Imaginary field of harmony dream
grim reaped the invisible grain

Uncommon desire withering,
a noble ideal malnourished by
evaporated yearning

Bellyaching pain
caused by bloated delusions
of benign acceptance

Visible spectrum separation
was the preferred national identity
Deferred promises of equity (the framers said)
will always Last Supper portrait be 
the knit kindred starvation policy

Driven by unchanging winds of violence,
perpetually overcast cloudy


4-21-21

Premium Member Uncommon Courtesy

The bookstore door

startles open with

a man's hearty hand

and sincere smile 

landing upon

this skirted lady, 

bashful to be 

coddled, but

undoubtedly 

wanting it.

Mirrored cheeks widen  

like the open door

with hearts extending.

Thanks is verbalized

and humbly

appreciated.

He tilts his top hat

and I am flattered

by the flirt

of uncommon

courtesy.


4-9-2021

An Uncommon Prayer

Beloved
You know we are beyond imagination
for are you not!

Right hand and left
we hold together all possibilities.

Teach us how to be human,
teach us to be humble
yet only as humble 
as the brightest star.

Humble the ego,
it is a clever snake,
but still only a snake, 
not holy, not real, but even ego
can be a light if it loves you.
It can shed its cleverness
like a snake its skin.

Every atom, every being
has a time of awakening,
and time is a condition,
a blindness of the mind.

in every moment
we are offered to be that Higher Self
You imagined for us.

Let us pray
in the open and undaunted
rejecting what we suppose we are,
knowing that we were, and are 
Your very hands.

An Uncommon Sanctuary

My sanctuary is a common place
I keep it devoid of the human race

A little paint on the glass makes a sign
"Through these doors lies a solution Divine"

"The value of 'x' is to be made clear
As you, too, will hold algebra dear"

Though years have passed and science has been cheered
Algebra alone is hated and feared

A perfect ploy for a sanctuary ruse
As x's and y's make room for your muse

8-16-20
Contest: Sanctuary
Sponsor: Silent One
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Uncommon Audacity

she's claustrophobic,
yet faces her fear head on
she goes spelunking.



Date written: 02/03/2020
Form: Senryu

Premium Member I Am the Holy Bible,Tribute To Prophettb Joshua

I am the word of God 
A unique collection of 66 books
I was inspired by the Holy Spirit
As the fountain of God's knowledge

I am called the Bible in bookshops and libraries 
In the hearts of men I dwell as the Holy Bible 
I am uncommon type of book 
I require uncommon type of reading 


As you read me I also read you
I am the mirror you need daily 
I am the guide for His worship
Fountain of hope for eternal life 

I am authoritative 
I am infallible
I am the Roadmap
The standard for all Christians

To read me you need the Holy spirit
Reading me with grudges in your hearts is reading literature 
Reading me with unforgiveness is reading history of God's Generals
Read me with hearts free from worries

Read me often 
Read me slowly
Read me regularly 
Read me repeatedly 
Read me earnestly 
Read me persistently 
Read me attentively 
Read me with devotion 

Read me I have spiritual power 
Read me I have converting power 
Read me I have healing power 
Read me I keep you from sins and errors 

Read me I refresh your minds 
Read me I rejoice your hearts 
Read me I am the food for your souls 
Read me I give you power in prayer

Uncommon

Uncommon folks come from uncommon lands
Where they have neither been nor seen a shadow
And thus they do not share our woes
They see different sights and hear different sounds
Their fruits and vegetables are very large and very round
Their trees richly green with bark of darkest brown.

My house-maid was an uncommon girl
Fed on fish, spinach and kale
She ate the stalks and leaves, leaving nothing to waste
Her food once I happened to taste
Truly it was simple and great
As for other things, she had a life desolate
She had none other than a mate
The first had come in haste
Later she picked another for her take.
We are gals, pals, but not friends
She drew me a picture of a water-lily
For I could read and write like a proper LADY

She was uncommon, enchanting and quite a symbol
She was the life in the still-life on my mantel.

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