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Seas can be carrying tides of rocks and pebbles, may seem insignificant yet is like the Muslim that doesn’t have to understand where the destination is yet through Allahs mercy, can safely and surely at the sea shore. Boats can be the modest spears that fight against the strong currents of the ocean, Salty water can be like preferences some prefer salt some don’t so don’t over step boundaries this can be less sinful, Salt falling into meals can be like a water droplet falling on the hand from a leaf such can be the way Allah puts blessings onto the hand.
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10h ago
Jun 3, 2026 at 12:29 PM UTC
Boats that can be the core of a voyage
The spear moved in slow motion As if moving through water Heading for your heart Finding the mark And tried Gone
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Mar 15, 2021
Mar 15, 2021 at 11:41 AM UTC
Spear
Laying low and waiting in the grass, see the sky. Light above is grating, caught, perfect, in your eye. How the moon guides you by its untroubled movements. Pristine, untouched, how thy hand makes no improvements. With the spear you’re weighting, once again you will try in the dirt translating (caught, perfect, in your eye) that unbroken line. Lie that your own amusements could hold that light. Each sly hand makes no improvements. While you stand hesitating, I place your hand on mine. “Look,” I say, “duplicating, caught. Perfect, in your eye, the moon reflected, spy. Despite the light’s influence, to your beauty, his high hand makes no improvements.” In vain we satisfy our heart with our reply. All of us are truants-- all of nature’s students.
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May 9, 2020
May 9, 2020 at 2:54 PM UTC
The Invention of the Circle
Truces by Michael R. Burch Artur took Cabal, his hound, and Carwennan, his knife, and his sword forged by Wayland and Merlyn, his falcon, and, saying goodbye to his sons and his wife, he strode to the Table Rounde. “Here is my spear, Rhongomyniad, and here is Wygar that I wear, and ready for war, an oath I foreswore to fight for all that is righteous and fair from Wales to the towers of Gilead!” But none could be found to contest him, for Lancelot had slewn them, forsooth, so he hastened back home, for to rest him, till his wife bade him, “Thatch up the roof!” We must sometimes wonder if all the fighting related to King Arthur and his knights was really necessary. In particular, it seems that Lancelot fought and either captured or killed a fairly large percentage of the population of England. Could it be that Arthur preferred to fight than stay at home and do domestic chores? And, honestly now, if he and his knights were such incredible warriors, who would have been silly enough to do battle with them? Wygar was the name of Arthur’s hauberk, or armored tunic, which was supposedly fashioned by one Witege or Widia, possibly the son of Wayland Smith. Legends suggest that Excalibur was forged upon the anvil of the smith-god Wayland, who was also known as Volund, which sounds suspiciously like Vulcan. Keywords/Tags: King Arthur, armor, sword, Excalibur, spear, Lancelot, wife, domestic chores, war, peace, homework
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Apr 18, 2020
Apr 18, 2020 at 1:17 AM UTC
Truces
Lance-Lot by Michael R. Burch Preposterous bird! Inelegant! Absurd! Until the great & mighty heron brandishes his fearsome sword. I wrote this poem for a great blue heron who visits a pond that I pass on my daily walks — a truly majestic bird and the ultimate spear-fisher.
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Mar 28, 2020
Mar 28, 2020 at 7:40 PM UTC
Lance-Lot
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Oct 13, 2018
Oct 13, 2018 at 7:41 AM UTC
Broken Fragile
Just because you now use your spear as a walking stick, doesn't change your past's sanguinary veneer men, women, and children, your range. All for us to sing of your κλέος, the shades come back to haunt, your glory, your fame, your albatross. dreams of slit throats and screams daunt. You have given up bloodshed, we no longer sing your praises, now you can finally rest your head, and the enemy thanks you for your hiatus.
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Sep 14, 2018
Sep 14, 2018 at 11:31 AM UTC
Kleos to Kónis
I’ve chosen fight today, I’ve been choosing fight every single night and day. I bear the scars now of victories And the still dripping wounds of defeats. I’m a fighter now I fought for me and you. If I could I’d lay down this spear. Just to rest for a day or year, But battles need to be fought. So I’ll just keep choosing fight instead of flight Until it’s no longer needed.
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Mar 26, 2018
Mar 26, 2018 at 10:49 PM UTC
Flight or Fight?
MONTHS are mature, the moon comes, I pluck you, with a doubtful hand and an abundance of anxiety. Night is ripe, night comes. Moon hungry, wild moon. You make me a bat, take out. I am from the blind stone cave, hunting you. Night hungry, wild night. The moon is sharp, the moon is deep. I'm a diver fisherman, long sharpening. Spear, on you I shut my eyes-wounded. Night sharp, deep night.
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Jul 13, 2017
Jul 13, 2017 at 7:19 PM UTC
Amor Amatoria
Why did I fall in love with you? Our souls couldn’t unite, but still lost in you was I! You couldn’t be chased away from my dreams, you couldn’t be sleeping in my arms at night; still lost in you was I. With flowers I wooed you every second, With leaves I chanted your name by minute, With machines I carved your name, With knives I killed myself every night; With envy I even murdered your knight, With anger I endangered all in blood, With guns I threatened your being. My intense enigmatic love broke into pieces by the moonlight, The spear ran through your engraved name. Words that flowed out my mouth: Sometimes killed my real self for it.
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Apr 14, 2017
Apr 14, 2017 at 2:19 AM UTC
Why did I fall in love with you?
So it came to pass and the battle begun By the bite of an adder , a sword shinning in sun You pierced Mordred's heart with the spear you found He split your head knocking you to the ground Return my sword to the Lady of the Lake I've not long , for tomorrow I won't make Place my body on my shield Use it as my tier Let my people see and shed any tears Bear me away to the far sacred shore My eyes are dimming I can see no more Seal my dreams in my breast to be This be my final request I'll ask of thee
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Mar 5, 2016
Mar 5, 2016 at 8:54 PM UTC
King Arthur Dreams
Don thy best armours For your heart flies a lock of her shining hair betwixt the spear shaft to pierce the hearts of men their broken forms lay strewn across aphrodites battlefields Beware you glimpse such grace as ever strode the folds of firmas breast
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 12:26 AM UTC
to pierce the hearts