Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
"chastisement" poems
Eros will never agree with The way you ****** your ***** To this ****** Screams and Scratches, moans and murmurs Of pleasure and pain, devoid of Reason, embellished with passion. Seasons of lust and burn, slash And turn, tides of libido that has No way to subside. You worship This body at the altar of pretensions. Hoping that even the gods through The oracles, will speak to you in the Language of mortals, and will bring You some cataclysmic eruptions of Heaven and hell. Will is nothing to You unless confronted by contentment, And sealed with chastisement.
0
Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 10:01 AM UTC
******
From the world unknown we came to self discovery. We woke to a land our mothers had conceived us. We came little and fragile, soft and tender. The world we never knew received us to a people we never chose. We came with tears in our eyes, And echoes of sorrows in our voices , As joy and gladness of heart inexplicable prevailed the men and th women to whom we were born. Our babies borne around back and front and side to side. Little by little, day by day We **** and eat and grow Our innocent beings gradually were introduced to the world, A world of pain and sorrow, a ruthless world. A world of uncertainties, like children lost in wilderness as to Lord of the flies. After so much love, care and tenderness, we began to know hatred, harsh words of tongues, We were introduced to straight pains from rods of chastisement. Some rods out of hatred born with envy, Some out of love and correction. We kept on growing like grass in summer, snow in winter. We were sent to places where with our peers we learned to be better in our societies, Primary and secondary to tertiary and to the universal world. We learn to know ourselves our world and the way of tomorrow, it's uncertainties and unpredictabilities . From the world we live free, We were left to build our own, The world of our own, The beginning of our beings
0
Jun 8, 2016
Jun 8, 2016 at 6:07 PM UTC
BOYS TO MEN
Kills me inside Countless the times I cried Wishing for words to be spoken Like an answered prayer to be verbal awoken A frustration,gots me screaming :"what's he feeling and why the reason,God?!" "Is this chastisement with thy almighty rod?!" Not to disrespect,but the pain to bear is deep, I'm not understanding .....so again I weep.
0
Nov 6, 2016
Nov 6, 2016 at 11:21 AM UTC
I weep ( Not Selfishy )
Isaiah 52:14 As many were astonied at Thee His visage was marred more than any man, and His form more than the sons of men. Isaiah 53:2 For He shall grow up before Him as a tender plant and as a root out of dry ground; He hath no form nor comeliness and when we shall see Him there is no beauty that we should desire Him. 3 He is despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief, and we hid as it were our faces from Him; He was despised and we esteemed Him not. 4 Surely He hath borne our griefs and carried our sorrows; yet we did esteem Him stricken, smitten of God and afflicted. 5 But He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for iniquities; the chastisement of our peace was upon Him; and with His stripes we are healed. 6 All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way and the Lord hath laid on Him the iniquity of us all. 7 He was oppressed and He was afflicted, yet He opened not His mouth; He is brought as a lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before his shearers is dumb so He opened not His mouth.
0
May 17, 2013
May 17, 2013 at 7:04 PM UTC
The Suffering Lamb of God
When blue meets blue and green appears to intercede, And a waft of breeze dusts one's cheeks with mild Chastisement -- a wind that offers a hint of more to come. What do we realize in the appearance of the endless sea? We realize we have reached the limit of land. The idea of infinity is objectified in one color -- Or is it two? This we only discover by trying To understand what our human nature must be. A truce with ourselves betrays the need To learn and discover our self in our actions. Trying to become the end we only imagined In the breeze -- we create hope for our future.
0
Mar 21, 2013
Mar 21, 2013 at 11:28 AM UTC
The Cape of Good Hope
'Tis my happiness below Not to live without the cross, But the Saviour's power to know, Sanctifying every loss; Trials must and will befall; But with humble faith to see Love inscribed upon them all, This is happiness to me. God in Israel sows the seeds Of affliction, pain, and toil; These spring up and choke the weeds Which would else o'erspread the soil: Trials make the promise sweet, Trials give new life to prayer; Trials bring me to His feet, Lay me low, and keep me there. Did I meet no trials here, No chastisement by the way, Might I not with reason fear I should prove a castaway? ******** may escape the rod, Sunk in earthly vain delight; But the true-born child of God Must not -- would not, if he might.
0
1.3k
Welcome Cross
locked in prison endless reams of mystification why this chastisement why do i feel no guilt or shame? just a cell full of questions why am i here? i speak to a ghost-playful as ever but that cannot be-never! why am i not saved? where is my lover? devoid of emotion, just feet that want to run          breaking through the walls and bars running through  a football  field unable to stop dashing------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.... -Vijayalakshmi Harish 13.10.2012 Copyright © Vijayalakshmi Harish
0
Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 12:05 AM UTC
Where are my running shoes?!
I am your corrupt concubine set forth a calamitous ***** force swinging from a hook, pitched feverish; a dervish loathing... I see what you did! oh yes, I see what you did. My satin is stained with years of vile semantics, I see that crooked *** smile... I cannot translate, each character, each chastisement, each year a bitter palate of 'the finest.' You have distance, your mounds, and wads... wallow in them, a true master of the plan.
0
Dec 11, 2010
Dec 11, 2010 at 4:48 PM UTC
You
Depression at its finest, from the darkness ever shineth. Save me now O my God; Jesus, my King, here I stand. If this Your punishment be, I willingly accept with glee. If this be of the serpent wee, O Lord deliver me! God, I've sinned. A seed has rooted deep within! Your chastisement Lord, of love it is; I'm in accord. Perhaps not over but bring me through, Up from the bottom of the cold, deep blue...
0
Sep 16, 2020
Sep 16, 2020 at 4:53 PM UTC
Being Drawn to Father God
.  *I fell in love with a star, there suspended in the heavens. I fell in love with its light, its brights, its might. I gaze and catch glimpse of the galaxies. In its twinkle my heart sinks.    I fell in love with a star; here I stare from afar. Can't barely touch it, can't barely feel it, can't barely cradle it. But as sure as the sun would rise at daybreak, I can see it. And each time -- oh, every single time! -- I am mesmerized.    I fell in love with a star, who from above watches the earth. I know somehow it sees me, somehow it hears me, somehow it knows I exist. Somehow it guides me; to somewhere it leads me, and I cannot resist - to the sublime burning of its glory, I stand dazed.    And I wish that would suffice my longing for it to once wrap me in its light and quench my craving for an embrace, even if it means burning myself upon seizing a fireball in the horizon, so be it. I wish it would, but it wouldn't.    I fell in love with a star which I sometimes dread for its beauty that I cannot grasp. I want to feel it between my fingers and lingering on my lips. I'd invite it in my heart and open my chest. But all I can do is gape from afar -- the chastisement for loving a star.*
0
May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 11:38 AM UTC
I Fell in Love With a Star
It isnt fair that you should end up sleeping with the boy who boldly but secretly, confusingly just needed access to your bed that the vague notion of your missing friends is actually a blatant chastisement about your social misdemeanor That you should feel the urge to withdraw from any and all recreational opportunities because you can already tangibly feel the distressing friction between every differing fiber between both your brain and theirs It isnt fair that you should be so clever, and resourceful but exposure of such elaborate operations will only occur outside all traditional institutions in the privacy of an empty audience It isnt fair that you have unknowingly began a retreat from life and dinner with your family to find some solstice from a muddling indigent existence that requires you to obsess over trivial details just so you dont miss the rare gratifying hints of a walking compliment It isnt fair that you'll say yes to anything you haven't learned from life experience to not want and it isnt fair that one disadvantage should create others by consequence and default It isnt fair that my adult facade should restrict my child appropriate responses and its public unrest or for my simple unique characteristics to ooze the paint for which they'll use to commit my image to memory for the entire school. I'll have to learn to put up with the eggshells that grind into the soft ***** of my feet when I blindly interact with other expressionless but feeling, thoughtless but intellectualizing people and it isnt fair for my mortified laugh to be chastised
0
Mar 3, 2014
Mar 3, 2014 at 2:03 AM UTC
Aspie's ode to high-school
It isnt fair that you should end up sleeping with the boy who boldly but secretly, confusingly just needed access to your bed that the vague notion of your missing friends is actually a blatant chastisement about your social misdemeanor That you should feel the urge to withdraw from any and all recreational opportunities because you can already tangibly feel the distressing friction between every differing fiber between both your brain and theirs It isnt fair that you should be so clever, and resourceful but exposure of such elaborate operations will only occur outside all traditional institutions in the privacy of an empty audience It isnt fair that you have unknowingly began a retreat from life and dinner with your family to find some solstice from a muddling indigent existence that requires you to obsess over trivial details just so you dont miss the rare gratifying hints of a walking compliment It isnt fair that you'll say yes to anything you haven't learned from life experience to not want and it isnt fair that one disadvantage should create others by consequence and default It isnt fair that my adult facade should restrict my child appropriate responses and its public unrest or for my simple unique characteristics to ooze the paint for which they'll use to commit my image to memory for the entire school. I'll have to learn to put up with the eggshells that grind into the soft ***** of my feet when I blindly interact with other expressionless but feeling, thoughtless but intellectualizing people and it isnt fair for my mortified laugh to be chastised
Continue reading...
12
Fay sat opposite Naaman on the bus from outside the cinema to London Bridge her fair hair tied in a ponytail at the back wearing the lime coloured dress that Naaman liked the white open sandals touching at the toes she was quiet and looked out the window as the bus moved off Naaman studied her profile the way her hair was drawn back and tied with a black ribbon her ear with the small ear ring her pale cheek the eye blue and gazing out one hand over the other on her lap the nails clean and neatly clipped the bus stopped and started and people got off and on talking staring some standing most sitting when the bus came to London Bridge they got off and crossed the road and down by the Thames where they stood looking at the passing water you’re quiet today Naaman said looking at her beside him her elbows resting on the low stone wall I was almost not allowed to come she said why? he said because the nuns said I hadn’t performed as well as they had expected in my tests at school she said and so what happened? he asked my father was adamant I was to stay home and work at my school work she said but my mother said I could do that when I came back and that it was only fair that I have some time of relaxation and that caused a row and then after fuming and slamming around the house he relented and said I could go out providing the visit to London Bridge had some historical merit and I said it had and that I was going with you she paused and looked away at a sailing boat going by and then what? Naaman asked he wasn’t happy about that she replied but I said you knew history of the Bridge and were going to show me things and he said do you have to go with the Jew boy? I said I liked you and he said but his lot killed Jesus and so on Naaman gazed at her lips as she spoke he liked the way her lips moved as she talked her eyes were bright with an inner anger then what did he do or say? Naaman asked he said I could go but if he heard any bad reports there’d be trouble and to know what to expect she sighed he knew what was meant but said nothing how about something to eat and drink? he asked I’ve only got 1/-6d she said which my mother gave me on the quiet I’ve got money he said my mum gave me for chores I did so they walked along the embankment to a cafe and ordered two cokes and shared sandwiches and sat and talked and watched boats and ships pass by on the river she dreading going home to her father’s possible chastisement but not saying he thinking of the Roman fort across the water centuries before she looking at Naaman thinking of the kiss last time now wanting it more.
0
Sep 27, 2013
Sep 27, 2013 at 7:28 AM UTC
NOW WANTING IT MORE.
Fay sat opposite Naaman on the bus from outside the cinema to London Bridge her fair hair tied in a ponytail at the back wearing the lime coloured dress that Naaman liked the white open sandals touching at the toes she was quiet and looked out the window as the bus moved off Naaman studied her profile the way her hair was drawn back and tied with a black ribbon her ear with the small ear ring her pale cheek the eye blue and gazing out one hand over the other on her lap the nails clean and neatly clipped the bus stopped and started and people got off and on talking staring some standing most sitting when the bus came to London Bridge they got off and crossed the road and down by the Thames where they stood looking at the passing water you’re quiet today Naaman said looking at her beside him her elbows resting on the low stone wall I was almost not allowed to come she said why? he said because the nuns said I hadn’t performed as well as they had expected in my tests at school she said and so what happened? he asked my father was adamant I was to stay home and work at my school work she said but my mother said I could do that when I came back and that it was only fair that I have some time of relaxation and that caused a row and then after fuming and slamming around the house he relented and said I could go out providing the visit to London Bridge had some historical merit and I said it had and that I was going with you she paused and looked away at a sailing boat going by and then what? Naaman asked he wasn’t happy about that she replied but I said you knew history of the Bridge and were going to show me things and he said do you have to go with the Jew boy? I said I liked you and he said but his lot killed Jesus and so on Naaman gazed at her lips as she spoke he liked the way her lips moved as she talked her eyes were bright with an inner anger then what did he do or say? Naaman asked he said I could go but if he heard any bad reports there’d be trouble and to know what to expect she sighed he knew what was meant but said nothing how about something to eat and drink? he asked I’ve only got 1/-6d she said which my mother gave me on the quiet I’ve got money he said my mum gave me for chores I did so they walked along the embankment to a cafe and ordered two cokes and shared sandwiches and sat and talked and watched boats and ships pass by on the river she dreading going home to her father’s possible chastisement but not saying he thinking of the Roman fort across the water centuries before she looking at Naaman thinking of the kiss last time now wanting it more.
Continue reading...
148
The Jews searched long and hard for signs of their Messiah's coming but when he arrived as prophesied they traded their King for a thief. The Evangelicals love their bibles Proud they see, for the Light has come And not as Jews for they're true Israel, Desirous as Eve, they hasten the Apocalypse. The Evangelicals searched long and hard for signs of their Messiah's return, the lawless one arrived as prophesied and they made him King. If the Chosen suffered the Holocaust, how can anyone escape chastisement too?
0
Apr 24, 2019
Apr 24, 2019 at 12:15 AM UTC
Chosen
In the wildlife and brambles of swallowing reality I am animated with my friends, Silent in the face of my enemy. This is the nature of me, my jaundiced and lily-livered, Blossoming weeds. In the torrid heat of the garden Plastic petals cushioned by a non-existent breeze The expensive and perfect roses speak In a high and thin voice: “She doesn’t belong here!” I maintain distance, observing quietly, Drinking in supple thoughts My type of nourishment. How strange! While we all exist, I realise I am mostly the only one Alone in this thistle-thorn entangle-- Spikes on spikes-- And these roses are cruel, They bite my stems, They scythe through my stalks. They make it sound with their chorus of coy voices, That I am strangling them, with my unkempt leaves. Nonetheless odd and daring In the best sense of the word I was a bore to the masses Amidst the roses’ mellifluous clamour which was static white noise and superfluous torrential chastisement But I’m safe in knowing that their words will crumble to dirt one day And that being “social”, was just an experiment. I left the town in search of a happier place. I am twisting skywards for brighter light each day. Do not misunderstand that I am completely alone, I am better outside the garden now As a light globular lump on the open road Thriving on even the forgotten and sighing wind. Occasionally I come across another fellow being I wouldn’t want to choke with my untamed growth, And we find sweet comfort in unspoken words Between two lost, closet souls. I would invite them graciously To my snug abodes of desert peace, To tumble about carefree With the gentle caress of warm currents Finding solace in vastness and anonymity When we ride freedom breezes through scorched skies. As the sun dips and glows behind the last clouds on the horizon, We’ll be roaming further still from the plastic perfect roses We’ll be together in the knotted wild, Tumbleweed friends, you and I.
0
Jul 14, 2017
Jul 14, 2017 at 11:02 AM UTC
Tumbleweed Friends
In the wildlife and brambles of swallowing reality I am animated with my friends, Silent in the face of my enemy. This is the nature of me, my jaundiced and lily-livered, Blossoming weeds. In the torrid heat of the garden Plastic petals cushioned by a non-existent breeze The expensive and perfect roses speak In a high and thin voice: “She doesn’t belong here!” I maintain distance, observing quietly, Drinking in supple thoughts My type of nourishment. How strange! While we all exist, I realise I am mostly the only one Alone in this thistle-thorn entangle-- Spikes on spikes-- And these roses are cruel, They bite my stems, They scythe through my stalks. They make it sound with their chorus of coy voices, That I am strangling them, with my unkempt leaves. Nonetheless odd and daring In the best sense of the word I was a bore to the masses Amidst the roses’ mellifluous clamour which was static white noise and superfluous torrential chastisement But I’m safe in knowing that their words will crumble to dirt one day And that being “social”, was just an experiment. I left the town in search of a happier place. I am twisting skywards for brighter light each day. Do not misunderstand that I am completely alone, I am better outside the garden now As a light globular lump on the open road Thriving on even the forgotten and sighing wind. Occasionally I come across another fellow being I wouldn’t want to choke with my untamed growth, And we find sweet comfort in unspoken words Between two lost, closet souls. I would invite them graciously To my snug abodes of desert peace, To tumble about carefree With the gentle caress of warm currents Finding solace in vastness and anonymity When we ride freedom breezes through scorched skies. As the sun dips and glows behind the last clouds on the horizon, We’ll be roaming further still from the plastic perfect roses We’ll be together in the knotted wild, Tumbleweed friends, you and I.
Continue reading...
57
How long? Must I search this unplentiful Terra cotta, Where wherin there's no ardor!!! I seek a dame of barter, A like minded poetress Where she can unvape mine vest and release all the days tensions and mine affliction!!!! A king and queens invention!!!! How long? Must I partion vows not seen? Trade all mine hopes for cracked walk dreams, And be a guest to mine own dillema!!!! How long? Shall I try to give thine all to one who's not there, Nor doesn't call, For ignorance to me is quite noticeable!!! What's wrong the boys thou chooses excite you by nice ride? With him you get high for a moments click to stardom!! Folly indeed!!!! I seeketh a special breed, The kind that chamelionizes, The one where no chastisement is known nor mentioned!!! Her hand to be mine extension I giveth this anima, Wherein conglomeration is ourn own villa, And coition brings us to sanguine beautitude!!!! What an inclination of proposes!!!
0
May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 7:24 PM UTC
combien de temps
I have never (and hopefully never will be again) Secretly in such deep Love with someone Piano, guitar, trumpet, drums, voice Brilliant in his ability To absorb knowledge His mind a sponge Consistently chill Not easily riled Persistently positive And funny When we met I was An overweight, ****** Textbook closet case Face in textbooks Eating and smoking To fill the void I’d find any reason at all To spend time with him Tennis? Sure!, Let’s go! Dinner out? Who’s driving? Monty Hall Piano Room? Let me spark this joint first. What’s worse was that I Loved (and still love and adore) His then girlfriend And so it was this strange Situation where I loved The couple, was secretly Obsessed with the boy And so jealous of the girl But I was too ashamed and Self-aware to be nasty to her Because it wasn’t her fault Shame so locked in my marrow I couldn’t even project The insecurity it created Cristo and Lirah Would go out for a romantic Dinner and I’d feel More alone in those moments Than any other So I’d smoke and do school work Or walk through the woods with Nayla Or go eat with Jireh ~~~ Side bar: So it turned out that Jireh had a big ‘ol thing for me I was so blind because Of my behavioral asexuality ‘Locked in’ gayness Love for Cristo I may have led her on for like, years. That’s ****** And John had a thing for Jireh Weird love non-triangles All over the ******* place - - - We drank so much I remember drinking every day for The last month of my junior year In WC14 Movie night? Word: White Russians Pair well with Bladerunner My shame was so strong that Even when I was blacked out (Or nearly blacked out) I could still use a Treuschler Bathroom to **** Then stare at myself in the mirror And be disgusted with my Own reflection “You love him. You love Cristo.” “You’re ******* gay, bro.” “SAY IT. " "TO ANYONE.” . . . ******* coward.” Shame slicing right Through the shitfacedness For self chastisement - - - I told him I was gay At a club in Baltimore a few days Before I left for Micronesia He said: “Where are we going for your send off?” I said: “The Hippo.” He said: “You know that’s a gay bar, right?” “Yeah, man. It’s cool.” I told him after returning from Peace Corps That I’d been in love With him in our college Years Cool, collected and responsive As usual, he said: “Thank you.”
0
Feb 11, 2017
Feb 11, 2017 at 2:43 PM UTC
Cristo
I have never (and hopefully never will be again) Secretly in such deep Love with someone Piano, guitar, trumpet, drums, voice Brilliant in his ability To absorb knowledge His mind a sponge Consistently chill Not easily riled Persistently positive And funny When we met I was An overweight, ****** Textbook closet case Face in textbooks Eating and smoking To fill the void I’d find any reason at all To spend time with him Tennis? Sure!, Let’s go! Dinner out? Who’s driving? Monty Hall Piano Room? Let me spark this joint first. What’s worse was that I Loved (and still love and adore) His then girlfriend And so it was this strange Situation where I loved The couple, was secretly Obsessed with the boy And so jealous of the girl But I was too ashamed and Self-aware to be nasty to her Because it wasn’t her fault Shame so locked in my marrow I couldn’t even project The insecurity it created Cristo and Lirah Would go out for a romantic Dinner and I’d feel More alone in those moments Than any other So I’d smoke and do school work Or walk through the woods with Nayla Or go eat with Jireh ~~~ Side bar: So it turned out that Jireh had a big ‘ol thing for me I was so blind because Of my behavioral asexuality ‘Locked in’ gayness Love for Cristo I may have led her on for like, years. That’s ****** And John had a thing for Jireh Weird love non-triangles All over the ******* place - - - We drank so much I remember drinking every day for The last month of my junior year In WC14 Movie night? Word: White Russians Pair well with Bladerunner My shame was so strong that Even when I was blacked out (Or nearly blacked out) I could still use a Treuschler Bathroom to **** Then stare at myself in the mirror And be disgusted with my Own reflection “You love him. You love Cristo.” “You’re ******* gay, bro.” “SAY IT. " "TO ANYONE.” . . . ******* coward.” Shame slicing right Through the shitfacedness For self chastisement - - - I told him I was gay At a club in Baltimore a few days Before I left for Micronesia He said: “Where are we going for your send off?” I said: “The Hippo.” He said: “You know that’s a gay bar, right?” “Yeah, man. It’s cool.” I told him after returning from Peace Corps That I’d been in love With him in our college Years Cool, collected and responsive As usual, he said: “Thank you.”
Continue reading...
105
you knew and now you know the ways that i loved did i use PAST TENSE that wasnt me it was the cat typing i wouldnt insult you brilliant person you there is no hate here i bleed for our kind the two of us denied both denied and yearning there is no abuse that can resolve no chastisement to cause me to perjurer i have nothing for which to lie about or for or with open as a book i smile smirk even wag your finger my way shake a fist stomp me i dont move unless given permission
0
Mar 19, 2013
Mar 19, 2013 at 12:26 AM UTC
thanks for the reads
Being alone, I stare at the sky, Wishing its laws were mine to command; I would dim the moon's refulgent light -- Might that help Heaven to understand? Just as the moon's radiance would be missed If it were abducted from its realm, So my ship sails with no guiding light -- Too long I've stood alone at the helm Would the dreary woodland not rejoice Hearing the song of one faithful bird? Yet, alone I trudge down Life's harsh path, Deprived of Love's reassuring word Being alone, I find no reason To greet the dawning day with a smile; I see no sense in praying for strength To carry my cross another mile Being alone, I cannot believe There's a God who feels pity for me; Without Love's light my ship navigates In the darkness . . . and I'm lost at sea And if it's a sin to renounce faith In a God who cares, then cast your stone! No form of chastisement could be worse Than this bitter pain of being alone
0
Nov 12, 2021
Nov 12, 2021 at 5:40 PM UTC
On Being Alone
So precious, so dear, so exquisite grin All of us could have is Sanmati jinn. Notable for her academic success in Many spheres of schooling life she win Almighty’s blessings – parents too – akin. Talking debauched of her is for me like sin. Toughly soft, visionary blind, free chagrin – Is she though a fortune maker for father in Job and all prosperity of life as kingpin. All I need is she be best in discipline, In chastisement, regulation and tailspin. Notable for us is Sanmati – a stickpin.
0
Aug 12, 2017
Aug 12, 2017 at 11:40 PM UTC
Acrostic on Sanmati My Jewel
From the world unknown we came to self discovery. We woke to a land our mothers had conceived us. We came little and fragile, soft and tender. The world we never knew received us to a people we never chose. We came with tears in our eyes, And echoes of sorrows in our voice, As joy and gladness of heart inexplicable prevailed the man and woman to whom we're born. Our babies borne around back and front and side to side. Little by little, day by day We **** and eat and grow Our innocent beings gradually are introduced to the world, A world of pain and sorrow, a ruthless world. A world of uncertainties, like children lost in wilderness as to Lord of the flies. After so much love, care and tenderness, we began to know hatred, harsh words of tongues, We're introduced to straight pains from rods of chastisement. Some rod out of hatred born with envy, Some out of love and correction. We kept on growing like grass in summer, snow in winter. We are sent to places where with our peers we learned to be better in our societies, Primary and secondary to tertiary and to the universal world. We learn to know ourselves our world and the way of tomorrow, it uncertainties. From the world we live free, We're left to build our own, The world of our own, The beginning of our beings
0
Jun 11, 2016
Jun 11, 2016 at 4:49 AM UTC
Before we began
Before our Savior hung on that tree where He gave His life for you and me He was bound to another tall trunk of wood stripped bare and naked He meekly stood It was Pilates order that brought Him there to appease the elders for whom he had no care The crowd gathered round Mary was in their midst wanting only her son His dear face to kiss It was whips of leather tied with lead and bone that was used by the soldiers of the Empire of Rome With the crack of the whip Mary fell to her knees as His cries rang out her anguish all could see With each swing of the whip His blood fell like rain but with the promise of healing from sickness and pain With each stripe they gave His precious blood was spilled and the prophet Isaiah’s words were fulfilled Isaiah 53:5 But He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon Him; and with His stripes we are healed. mkt 2016
0
Jun 1, 2016
Jun 1, 2016 at 2:48 PM UTC
Stripes
Worried? Are you happy? Anticipation for my number to be called. Waiting for the I, 65, that stays in the basket. For the hearse to pass in a weirdly somber parade; For my children to be home; Waiting for the lake to freeze; For the lake to thaw; Waiting for release; For the question and the answer. A thought just popped into my head. From where? What's my brain telling me. I've never told it anything. It has a mind of its own. These quotidian thoughts, like memories, ideas, pictures and songs. Rare thoughts and self chastisement. Common anxiety with no controlling redundant backup. Where does the ocean begin? At the lapping of the water, Or an inch beneath the surface sand? Does the forest start with the leaf twirling in the wind, Or with the roots under the asphalt? Be happy... don't worry. Glib!
0
Feb 16, 2018
Feb 16, 2018 at 12:49 PM UTC
Glibberish
It’s just the same thing Day after Day A cycle of old habits and curse words. This boy was trying to learn without making mistakes. Why must he always learn the hard way? Bad writing he hoped, would eventually lead to good writing. A chastisement. A judgement. I need to change my ways.
0
Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016 at 12:22 AM UTC
A Cycle of Old Habits