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Allah created the universe With plenty of beauties And entities Eid being a marvel In His creation. Its a jubilee a jamboree Islam golden moments. Laughter smiles joy Foods delicacies cuisines Visits greetings hugs All in this finicky day Commemorates agitation In our islamic entity. Its surely a jubilee. Eid a cheerful day Eid be the morning star The star that shines, That shines in a shiny Shining cloud Dont you admire this? Dont you? I suppose it to be a jamboree. Eid is here Embracing do not fear Eid is a pearl In the shells of oyster Rise up and liberate Jump and hail 'Eid Mubarak' Eid indeed a regal day All this is ours Ours for the taking Ours for the loving Ours for adorning Amid our pride and passion We shall slogan ourselves 'Eid Mubarak' Eid a sheen, Deactivate all forms of sins Attained in all sorts of scenes Satisfaction let it be seen I admit that we do all sheen, Caution we be keen. A jamboree I incarnate. Eid an endeavour Allah put up this favour Exquisite and dainty forever This majestic day never shover Blessings absolutely covers Its a jubilee a jamboree Islam sparkling moments.
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Jul 5, 2016
Jul 5, 2016 at 8:31 AM UTC
Eid is here.
I've called this ghost town home for far too long. Spent my nights drinking with the dead. Each sip cementing their existence in my head. Listlessly taking shot after shot. Whiskey, the water of life, commemorates the spirit of the deceased. One for those who passed away in peace. Two for those taken prematurely. Toast number three shall be a farewell to me but I am not ready to no longer be. You see, if I were to dream eternally and sink deeper down the fiery well, those infamous nine levels of hell, I would forge fresh footprints through the ash covered ground. Walking with boots of compressed gunpowder, the trail I leave behind is always primed to catch up with me and spark the time bomb I walk with. The seconds tick tick tick away. The clock is always heading toward zero. I tried to be a hero for many, yet couldn't save myself. My desires put upon a shelf. A self inflicted penance handed down from the only one I was foolish enough to call god. I am too far gone to be saved. Grave stones mark the decay of my hopes and dreams. The etchings on each marble tablet will eventually fade away. The soil I am to be buried in must be overturned if anything is to grow where I could not. Mother nature always finds a way to nurture even the worst of her children. Like any good matriarch, she refuses to accept anything less than her child's full potential. Even in death. Though I refused nourishment and love, mother earth still holds me close. Embraces me in a final attempt to squeeze the last drops of good which were buried deep and thought to be dried long ago. Ignoring her guidance, I've lived as if I would never end up six feet. Deep were my thoughts, dangerous my actions. Though I lived as if I couldn't be defeated, my first true test comes as I fight for control of my soul. Angels and devils are now my judges, each making their case for my demise. The scales of destiny weigh my past actions. The outcome holding my future. So I'll fill my glass one final time, and toast to those who left before me. I'm coming home.
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Mar 21, 2014
Mar 21, 2014 at 10:01 PM UTC
Ghost Town
I've called this ghost town home for far too long. Spent my nights drinking with the dead. Each sip cementing their existence in my head. Listlessly taking shot after shot. Whiskey, the water of life, commemorates the spirit of the deceased. One for those who passed away in peace. Two for those taken prematurely. Toast number three shall be a farewell to me but I am not ready to no longer be. You see, if I were to dream eternally and sink deeper down the fiery well, those infamous nine levels of hell, I would forge fresh footprints through the ash covered ground. Walking with boots of compressed gunpowder, the trail I leave behind is always primed to catch up with me and spark the time bomb I walk with. The seconds tick tick tick away. The clock is always heading toward zero. I tried to be a hero for many, yet couldn't save myself. My desires put upon a shelf. A self inflicted penance handed down from the only one I was foolish enough to call god. I am too far gone to be saved. Grave stones mark the decay of my hopes and dreams. The etchings on each marble tablet will eventually fade away. The soil I am to be buried in must be overturned if anything is to grow where I could not. Mother nature always finds a way to nurture even the worst of her children. Like any good matriarch, she refuses to accept anything less than her child's full potential. Even in death. Though I refused nourishment and love, mother earth still holds me close. Embraces me in a final attempt to squeeze the last drops of good which were buried deep and thought to be dried long ago. Ignoring her guidance, I've lived as if I would never end up six feet. Deep were my thoughts, dangerous my actions. Though I lived as if I couldn't be defeated, my first true test comes as I fight for control of my soul. Angels and devils are now my judges, each making their case for my demise. The scales of destiny weigh my past actions. The outcome holding my future. So I'll fill my glass one final time, and toast to those who left before me. I'm coming home.
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A small Bronze plaque commemorates the fate of Chaffee, Grissom and White: Near half a century has passed since their final, fatal night. Ad Astra per Aspera- a rough road to the Stars. We do well to remember that as we make our try for Mars. The fire was horrific and death, though quick, was cruel: Like heretics of an earlier age they served as human fuel. Engineers by radio could hear their muffled cries. Thick black smoke drove back the men who made a rescue try. Poorly insulated wires had given off a spark. pure oxygen has fed the flames on that distant night so dark Ad Astra per Aspera a proud epitaph for them: Apollo’s sons who heard his call to search the skies again.
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Jan 30, 2012
Jan 30, 2012 at 7:52 AM UTC
The Sons of Apollo
Brave men run toward the flames when others turn and flee. Without such courage all is lost, there could be no victory. From fire Station Number Seven the men of Prescott heard the call. "Go and set a fire break near the town known as Yarnall. It was a race against the clock. Their team of twenty vied to wall off the drought fueled flames before a whole town died. A stroke of lightening set the blaze that would consume them all. With the county suffering a drought, the trees were tinder dry. when wicked Western winds whipped up the Granite Hotshots died. In the town of Prescott, Arizona in fire station number seven A stained glass window commemorates men who died deserving heaven. Brave men run toward the flames when others turn and flee. Without such courage all is lost, there can be no victory.
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Jul 2, 2013
Jul 2, 2013 at 7:26 AM UTC
Last Alarm
Faded stains of spilled bourbon dot the weathered nightstand’s surface like stars speckle a clear midnight sky Each commemorates a prop of courage swigged to help forge another day Bras, slips, heels and flats pepper the soiled carpet reflections of the many nightly transgressions now impediments which fleck her soul Her frontal lobe harbors distortions from her past forgiven by those who know her forgotten by others Rain pelts her window rat-tat, rat-tats against the panes compulsively splatters the door flings open her mind to let today’s downpour splash away any trace of her anguish
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Jan 17, 2017
Jan 17, 2017 at 10:23 AM UTC
Today’s Downpour
A crushed Shah Jahan said: When you behold the memorial, a sight so masterly, yet sorrowful; you will inevitably admit an aching little bisecting wish that adorns your yearning lips.... parched, barren, effete...... And from the world's lid, the luminaries too would sob and drip. # He could well have been talking about my beloved's words ; ......so utterly breathtaking that a sigh poignantly quivers in my dithering being. Her words meander. It is no wonder: for all of us saunter in thought and speech one time or the other. At times her words are poised and easy....., wonderfully jolly, sensationally starry: They shimmer like the four minarets (1) on the full moon night; ....brilliant......resplendent. Then they taper from the dome and stop halfway between the tomb and the solemn reflecting pool: They are calmer, sober, and you know, a little factual; ...what they call discriminating intellectual, rational...... Soon the words leave charbagh (2) and hit the red sandstone walls (3) crenellated with flawless wisdom; spotlessly beautiful like the lifeless marble that proudly commemorates Mr. Shah Jahan's love in grim, cold blooded grace. We talk about riders and scruples, kith and kin, restraints and constraints, fidelity and modesty....... ....and I can not help but to sadly agree to the placid logic in our impeccable scripts. # Logic is a wonderful remedy for the radical and foolhardy but for every cure, there is a spin-off. Deep somewhere, a delicate, two-cent sentiment collapses into atrophy and.......silently another part of me becomes a meek monument of disposable history. ---------- (1) The four minarets of the Taj Mahal (2) The garden that starts from the end of the main gateway and ends near the squared base of the mausoleum is an integral part of the Taj Mahal structure. (3) The building material used is brick-in-lime mortar veneered with red sandstone and marble and inlay work of precious/semi precious stones. The mosque and the guest house in the Taj Mahal complex are built of red sandstone in contrast to the marble tomb in the center.
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Nov 11, 2019
Nov 11, 2019 at 10:27 PM UTC
The 'N'th Monument
A crushed Shah Jahan said: When you behold the memorial, a sight so masterly, yet sorrowful; you will inevitably admit an aching little bisecting wish that adorns your yearning lips.... parched, barren, effete...... And from the world's lid, the luminaries too would sob and drip. # He could well have been talking about my beloved's words ; ......so utterly breathtaking that a sigh poignantly quivers in my dithering being. Her words meander. It is no wonder: for all of us saunter in thought and speech one time or the other. At times her words are poised and easy....., wonderfully jolly, sensationally starry: They shimmer like the four minarets (1) on the full moon night; ....brilliant......resplendent. Then they taper from the dome and stop halfway between the tomb and the solemn reflecting pool: They are calmer, sober, and you know, a little factual; ...what they call discriminating intellectual, rational...... Soon the words leave charbagh (2) and hit the red sandstone walls (3) crenellated with flawless wisdom; spotlessly beautiful like the lifeless marble that proudly commemorates Mr. Shah Jahan's love in grim, cold blooded grace. We talk about riders and scruples, kith and kin, restraints and constraints, fidelity and modesty....... ....and I can not help but to sadly agree to the placid logic in our impeccable scripts. # Logic is a wonderful remedy for the radical and foolhardy but for every cure, there is a spin-off. Deep somewhere, a delicate, two-cent sentiment collapses into atrophy and.......silently another part of me becomes a meek monument of disposable history. ---------- (1) The four minarets of the Taj Mahal (2) The garden that starts from the end of the main gateway and ends near the squared base of the mausoleum is an integral part of the Taj Mahal structure. (3) The building material used is brick-in-lime mortar veneered with red sandstone and marble and inlay work of precious/semi precious stones. The mosque and the guest house in the Taj Mahal complex are built of red sandstone in contrast to the marble tomb in the center.
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Remedy this. Believe the wound will close. Pray the blood will cease its flow. And when the inevitable happens. Pray that the shattered remains. Will find its form one day. These icy shards feign comfort and warmth. Contort the mind to reach out. And paint by numbers. First encounter. Second chances. Third and so on. Down the list. Until hands have gone numb and colorless. A life less than that of which what stood. Shambles. And somehow still in motion.. Just as any monument that commemorates the living long since past.
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May 6, 2016
May 6, 2016 at 1:00 AM UTC
No Games
crystal rains, silent songs an angel's breath..... sweet fragrant memories, amazing zeal fragments of the past, compassion, and courage the fire of grace danger of the unknown stepping inside a war zone never to return a young life cut short snuffed out... a body torn to pieces hit directly by the renegade grenade what for, I ask... it's not simply a task.. can anybody tell me why.. questions in marks no one..but no one can tell me why..... the archangel has fallen the sea has lost its seal today the sky has no sparkle the stars refuse to share their light but the world still turns and people will never really learn history is bound to be repetitive then all is forgotten what was is what is... the war cry has sounded the wing of the angel hounded his mellow heart wounded in his flight ,he is grounded goodbye archangel of our times know that love in these rhymes commemorates the bells in their chimes when they lay you down to rest, you sleep eternally in your best.. I shed a tear for you today not knowing who you were.. we have met ,not in this lifetime but somewhere in the metaphysical world of spirits far, far away where none can hurt us I dream to see your smiling face again...
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 2:12 AM UTC
The Archangel has Fallen
She was found there, by the shoreline, hidden in a plastic bag, where the ebb and flow of Ocean beat upon Deer Island’s sand. A little girl, just two years old, in a bright jumper clad A little beauty beat to death by some brute of a man. No one could identify the body they had found so police employed an artist to help them solve the case. His rendering of “baby Doe” went up all over town. Soon it was on the internet. “Do you recognize this face?” They broke the case last Thursday, they finally had her name. Her Mother and the boyfriend were arrested and arraigned. Each condemned the other for the ****** of the Babe. A bronze fawn now commemorates the spot where she was slain.
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Sep 19, 2015
Sep 19, 2015 at 9:23 AM UTC
Baby Doe of Deer Island
Maxwell House jars To punches traded for a planetary Mars of all cleaved rock and desperation!!! All sarcastic inspiration Commemorates the deeding mobsters!!! Hogger's mincing Cahiers tinting Grocery bag giveaways!!! Make it tomorrow Soldier And thou might make it today!!! Enjoy thy livings Enjoy thy stay For vacation is noones attire!!!! Shelter in stormy lands What is thy quilt? Thou sheriff of sheen filth!!!! Serene sessions Cometh quickly and go, Receiving to know one In all and all in one!!! Trigger fingers art ready to squeeze Closer we gasp into the sun!!! Earthly breeze Middle earth ones!!! How damning it is thou extorter.... Thou loiterer Of pale grey cold nighted sweets!!! Nose of fire Deckage of wires To fathomed Kodiak's Of ink jets !!! Wake up call hast finally sounded Panther eye's wait to swindle!!! Release knowledge Release power of the toes That fit in the sandal!!!
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Jun 11, 2015
Jun 11, 2015 at 12:15 PM UTC
No clue huh?
Faded stains of bourbon dot her nightstands’ weathered surface like stars speckle the midnight sky Each impediment commemorates a symbol of courage to help forge another day Bras, slippers, heels, and flats pepper the carpet each a reflection of impediments that fleck her soul Harbored distortions from her past forgiven by those she harmed forgotten by others fester within her frontal lobe. Rain pelts upon the window rat-tat, rat-tat against the panes repetitive sounds that fling open her mind to let today’s downpour splash away every trace of her anguish
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Mar 2, 2025
Mar 2, 2025 at 6:58 PM UTC
Drops of Courage
Good Morn Faire Lady.   Good Morning to you.    For Christmas time has come so true. When Leslie's head turns from her sleep    Awakes to sun and clear air to breathe      Night's gloom is shed and day begins. Each wave that rolls upon her shore   Sends another breath to her who bore    Such fine children who grace her door When then the year ends for hound and men   Dear Leslie will sing with all that who    Rejoice the New Year for me and you. So join with Her on the happy day That commemorates our Saviour's ways   And hug her dearly as she says,     Merry Christmas to all of you         And a grand and happy new year too.
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Jan 4, 2016
Jan 4, 2016 at 10:17 PM UTC
Sunrise
Whereas individuals corresponds to light and some only commemorates the sun Beats and rhythm are heard only when instruments are played neglecting the percussions in each step we take Whereas credibility is judged by the eye lashes, contours of jaw lines and skin tone, a mask potraying a transparent persona We evolve as a whole, enabling us to calculate the distance between rock bottom and stardom or the existence of umbra of the sun, still some are left behind taking no umbrage of the insults the society bring forth Whereas, Dialogue is to articulate ones perspective in accordance to the culture but the unique individuals that are indifferent using slang are often deemed as ostentatious Whereas a picture speaks a thousand words, the accoutre depicts a thousand lies We resent what we reap, repent and repeat We acclaim the mere seconds of glances and likes we obtain The frivolous joy shifting our molecules as it really is ,till we lie in dirt and turn to dust, nothing.
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 10:26 AM UTC
Individuals
She met me on the sports field at lunchtime. She talked about Easter as it was the subject of her religious education lesson that morning. According to the teacher, Easter, the Christian festival that commemorates the resurrection of Christ, was an old English word eastre, which according to St Bede, was derived from the word Eostre, who was a goddess whose festival was celebrated at the spring equinox. She read it from her school exercise book in her cramped scribble. I looked at her sitting on the grass with her puzzled expression. I wrote it down, but don't understand what it means, she said. I guess when the conversion of the British people to Christianity came back in the 5th century, that they put the Christian festival of the resurrection of Christ on top of the old pagan religious festival, I said. She looked more puzzled: but Easter is still Easter isn't it? she said. Sure it is, I replied. She seemed content with that and she put her book down on the grass. We wanted to kiss, but it was too public, so we just sat and talked and now and then held hands and gazed into each other's eyes, and smiled, all the time our inner desires were going wild.
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 5:56 AM UTC
What Sheila Said 1962.