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Ornamental Stigmata

Make me man as soon as my youngster 

knowingly receives their very last coddle.

The unconditional love curdles from

your loving mother’s teat.



Make it matter despite what you moo to cattle.

Prod the brittle; the previously dilly-dallied say,

“Tagalongs, hogtied stowaway freeloaders with

the trade inside loading and shipping containers.”



Longtime division produced its remainders.

A cove far off the oceans cost.

A cove in a periwinkle sea,

frothing with a bacterial foam 

whipping up these sweet

whipped creamed treats

and other delights.



A fondant atop it all

till the klutz ruination 

curses cause clusters of

curse wordings together,

finding their bindings.



Shame soaks the rag that wiped away

a distressed and disastrous look upon face. 

Words impact with a continuous compound fracture

under the masterful tongue's dismantling of the

peace talks upheld on the other hand.

Also Treehouse

I have a second home,
A treehouse of our own.
My friends and I would laugh and play,
Even if they came just for a day.

It felt as bright as finding gold,
A little world we got to hold.
But slowly then, our energy died,
All the lights just flickered, sighed.

We couldn't fix what had gone wrong,
The fun had didn't last that long.
But that's okay, we still had fun,
Sitting together, sharing a bun.

Note :
Hey! I appreciate everyone who reads poem that I wrote 9 years ago when I was 10 years old. I wasn't fluent in English back then (as you can see from my grammar and wordings made no sense ????) and I don't even remember why I posted that poem. I accidently stumbled upon it and decided to make a "remastered" version just for fun. I hope that you can enjoy my poems that literally doesn't make any sense (because I decided to stick with the content and only fix my grammar) and have a nice day!

Not for You

The Journals find their way,
 easy, inspired self delusional displays,
 one or two ,
 written most every day,
but as the months now years begin their exit call,
 the words flow more fluidly 
 than time alone can recall,
written down along line and page
 the secret refuge of mind sway
 left to random flutterings and utterings
 the missing points of this aging sage,
hide in the accumulated books
 shelved on dusty nooks
 of private enterprise without lie
 the wordings not for you.


Whispers of Forever

Trapped between the lines of love's sweet plight,
The weddings that never came to be,
The chances seized, yet lost in fading light,
A whispered dream, you set my spirit free.

For pieces set aside, both shattered and untouched,
A heart laid bare, vulnerable and raw,
I gaze at you, and suddenly so much,
The wordings of my heart begin to thaw.

You make me come alive, even when I'm away,
A constant presence, a guiding star above,
So I decided to embrace my truest way,
And in your love, discover perfect love.

In science, it's always two, a simple sum,
But in the art of love, our worlds entwine,
A masterpiece of passion has begun,
And you, more beautiful than any goddess, are mine.

All people are Gifted

My words are to those who mock people and think others they can out smart. It seems that their ego has far wondered, and their thoughts have drifted apart.

You may find wisdom in a fools wordings, or even in the words of the insane. And you may find ignorance in the words of scholars, even though knowledge they have gained.

Some people have had no schooling, but from scrap create pieces of art. And some others possess vast knowledge, but can’t even fix a cart. Some drunks are wise with words and some sober can’t find their way.

No matter how good you are at something, there is always someone who will supersede. It is wise to be modest to others, with arrogance you don’t need to compete.

In each one of us there is talent and each other we do complete. How can your life be of value? if your heart does not have a beat. Do good and be kind to people, because one day soon you may be obsolete.

Saleh Ben Saleh

Obianuju

I fear to tell you how much of your love
that has drown me into your lake—
I'm a body under water.
Each time i walk on the street
my body, a drumsticks playing itself
would feel the rise of sensual excesses
tingling the weak layers of my cells.
Should I tell you why I come out each morning to see you?
because my heartbeats recites in elocution
at the wordings of your songs
& I'll try not to escape the ligature of music
you keep preparing for me.
You devour my heart
I'm afraid to tell you.
I've wanted my diction to appease you, smoulder every ashes infusing your mind like coal to the pot,
but it keeps infusing francophone rhythm, broken vowels clusters & brittle brittle voice.
I don't know how I'll feel
If I thaw the instant gaze frosting
under the radiances of your countenance.
Maybe I'll sink into loneliness all day long;
why I travel to the dark house every night.
Do not frown at this poem I've become, obianuju
I'll no longer lurk privily like Cobra.
I've fortify my heart to harm you via my love
where we could get hitched in the wedlock of the church
reciting poems from song of songs
that spew out from the bosom of Solomon.


Veritas Vincit

Veritas Vincit
 the elusive goddess of the mind and soul couplet
a revelation of who we are, what we believe,
 all that we imagine is or should be conceived;
born on the rising of the sun
 holding moon glow in its captivity run
a complex menagerie of starlight within the cosmos dominion,
 universal relinquishing of fictionalized wordings and opinions,
a hope, desirous dream, endless entity of fact from fiction
 formalized false narratives of time and space interval diction;
it struggles, writhes in the turning and tossing window
 foaming ocean waves of misinformation, lie, innuendo
there is no escape of twist or twitch spoof
 squirming, wriggling the pathways of lie and truth
obsessive view in the eye of the beholder's solidarity,
 is there hope, is there the possibility of a new reality
it truly is, as it really exists in a hidden state?
 in the end, history will write what we dictate
someone's vision, another's reality
 the hope and dreams of a future giving life and liberty 
and freedom will take sail
 only if 
  the truth prevails.


Sparked by Margarita Lilico's Latin Lessons
1/10/2022

I'M No Poet

I'm not a real poet
 just as Pinocchio wasn't a real boy
but for our hearts and faith
 we live life in full awareness coy
a revelation of ourselves in bold deploy;

with this arsenal of dreams and hopes
 we yield a rendition beyond simple idea copes,
and we merge and blend inner secret expression
 of who we truly are within our own egressions
living on the edge of time and space intervention;

so let us have our dreams
 mindful enterprise and thriving schemes
as we purloin the words and phrases
 pretending we contain the wisdom of the sages
in a sequence of interactive rhyme assuages;

so here it lay,
 a poetic urge openly on display
that poetry lives in each and every one of us,
 it's just a question of appreciation and trust
in the wordings that we say.

Premium Member Poetic Incubation

Here wood-shedding in the cave,
my mind seems to have gone into
an eerie state of suspended animation;
leaving words sitting around and chatting
as if they were in an induced drunken stupor.

When aroused, they seem to rise up 
and hop onto a lexical merry-go-round;
or just sit there screaming as if in a dangling
seat of a stalled fairish wheel jammed in mid-air.

Being poetically comatose is
a revelation of the vacuous nature
of spiritless weaving  of words void of
purpose—whorl pooling emptiness sinking
deeper into illusionary nothingness.

Pregnant poetic minds do not just exist;
rather, they are living realities of the fertilization
of fertile wordings anchored in endometrial
contemplative cognitive growth.

The poem is not merely a mental ejaculation;
rather, it’s the result of spiritual incubation in
the mind’s womb and when the Supreme Creator
deems so, it is delivered:
the she-shed and man-cave are mere waiting rooms.

Woe

She wails over the clasped corpse,
the sound ricocheting across the classroom
entwining with other morose voices,
baking the atmosphere in melancholy,
and immersing the cacophony of wails and squealing.
into shouts and screams of aghast lads and lasses.

Mothers, brought in haste by news of woe
and Witnessing Barbarity in first ordeal;
for such was the scene on that campus,
and astir was the town.
Rocking to and fro was the nation
With breathes, held in fright and trepidation.

The left wing said 'Nay".
The right wing said "Nay."
Speculations clashed on streets
as who could be this bloody
For the Kids in neutrality
now repose in butchery.

From the town, some took to their heels
just to alight back  months later
and be mocked by same wordings:
"welcome to Kumba".

Hitherto, a mystery it remains,
but the pains still lingers
and all what remains
is the mounds of Earth, 
that separates they, from us.
                 © Temajung Michael T.

He Waltz

The manager waltzes to a song
The dance trend didn’t take long
People started to waltz
And so did his boss
To a song whose wordings was strong

Premium Member Just For You, Greetings

JUST FOR YOU, GREETINGS



Bright blessings bloom
Rich rapture rooms


Lavish love lives
Grand glimpse gives


Prize precious pace
See sacred space


Joy jumpstarts jazz
Face feeling fest


Peace ponders poise
Charm clever choice


Glimpse greeting good
Mind meeting mood


Wise wordings will
Frame feisty feel



Leon Enriquez
13 February 2021
Singapore, CNY Day #2

Premium Member Don't Muffle the Messenger

Poetry is the freedom of expression. 
Poetry is expressed through feelings, emotions and or experiences and can also be expressed from sound, vision or thoughts. There should not be a limitation on poetry. Being able to express yourself to the fullest does not have to be about money. The poet should be able to use however many necessary wordings needed to get the message across. A poet should not have to feel the need to "say less," nor should they have to shorten or limit their gift of writing.

Poetry is stepping into the mind of the poet. However, it may not reach every reader the same, meaning, the same poem is read by two people, but both have different perspectives of what they believe the poet is saying. Poetry is not debatable, to the readers it may be, but to the poet it is not, because at the end of the day, the poet said what they said.

The News

This is the age,
 the mismanagement of time
 when history becomes merely a fiduciary page
reveling the news to find
 in someone else's view these times.

The Hannities and Carlson worlds
 are indulgent foxy polar opposites proporting
 of Coumos and Lemon tarts hurled
each bending and distorting 
 the democratic republican factions cavorting.

Barely factual or truth thiefs
 misdirection misconstrued
 bent and prone in adoration and belief
of focused wordings born due
 from partial and half truths embued.

Who can you believe or imbibe
 if you listen to both sides
 bend your ears and see the hearts fried
of a republic crying opened wide
 while truth and lie are far too easily denied.

I Don'T Rap Like Rappers Or Write Like Poets

i don't write poems like poets
or rap like rappers
i flow boats like rowers
talk what matters
wasn't raised on council estates
still a victim to down force weight
gravity pulls seeds from trees
it's a vertical growth without no treats
see how poetic wordings breathe
evading me in the verse and beat
as i rap beneath the expectations
a difference without explanations
tap my toes to extrication
set up camp an extra station
stuck with pens and pencils
this stationary cupboard ain't for me
won't buckle when standing tall
rising vegetation will reach the breeze
above and free
the highest tree
you be you and i'll be me
an artist of originality
harvesting brutality
I'll teach myself and I'll be me
and if you're you and true to thee
I'll see you and you'll see me
we'll be our own unlike the rest
and we'll be we, we'll be our best

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