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"impenitent" poems
You can tell by a pale shadow of former self And  shape of the scattered pieces You can tell , From the pieces of the once bread basket of Africa That someone is slowly And artistically looting the store  I can see, The trailing blood and the aura of warmth That there was once, Electrical pulse of the heart As povo cry, For broad-based   and inclusive Dialogue to rescue, Yes! I could hear,increasing  calls  for  precipice And wails to  avert further  implosion    And the winds of memory floating by The crescendo in the calls for sound talks Yes sound dialogue, In the wake of an  increasingly restless citizenry struggles Still dustbin  of a golden history You can sense from the tremble of the chambers The undying pulse and the scent of a beloved That the heart once danced to a dreamers' beats To them tears are, The horse pipes they use to water their worth To multitudes,tears are words the heart can’t express As the black cloud  sheds  rays  of hope   Still leaves “imminent light” behind As the mass bank hope In our eternal message of hope Ushered by Martin Luther King, Jr.   "One day  dawn will come". I can see  traceable  traces Of corrupt foot prints And  traceable track record Of 'prominent' looting finger prints As the influential turn aside the needy from justice, Rob the poor Chimanimani people of their right, Making widows  their spoil, And willy-nilly  making the fatherless their prey! Dear LORD! Why  your wrath  upsets not these moral monsters? Who are by no means worthy of following Those that deprive the afflicted Those who because of their  hard and impenitent hearts Attract your necessary reaction to objective moral ill Dear Lord why has your  wrath not fallen On rightful  time? How can hell be just?
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Apr 22, 2019
Apr 22, 2019 at 6:07 AM UTC
PALE SHADOW
You can tell by a pale shadow of former self And  shape of the scattered pieces You can tell , From the pieces of the once bread basket of Africa That someone is slowly And artistically looting the store  I can see, The trailing blood and the aura of warmth That there was once, Electrical pulse of the heart As povo cry, For broad-based   and inclusive Dialogue to rescue, Yes! I could hear,increasing  calls  for  precipice And wails to  avert further  implosion    And the winds of memory floating by The crescendo in the calls for sound talks Yes sound dialogue, In the wake of an  increasingly restless citizenry struggles Still dustbin  of a golden history You can sense from the tremble of the chambers The undying pulse and the scent of a beloved That the heart once danced to a dreamers' beats To them tears are, The horse pipes they use to water their worth To multitudes,tears are words the heart can’t express As the black cloud  sheds  rays  of hope   Still leaves “imminent light” behind As the mass bank hope In our eternal message of hope Ushered by Martin Luther King, Jr.   "One day  dawn will come". I can see  traceable  traces Of corrupt foot prints And  traceable track record Of 'prominent' looting finger prints As the influential turn aside the needy from justice, Rob the poor Chimanimani people of their right, Making widows  their spoil, And willy-nilly  making the fatherless their prey! Dear LORD! Why  your wrath  upsets not these moral monsters? Who are by no means worthy of following Those that deprive the afflicted Those who because of their  hard and impenitent hearts Attract your necessary reaction to objective moral ill Dear Lord why has your  wrath not fallen On rightful  time? How can hell be just?
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The first category is of upright Men, just and well behaving naturally, And always would like to do what’s right. They love, and with everyone are friendly. The second is of those who fear the law ‘Cause it exists. Sometimes they are selfish, Sometimes remember many a fellow Live, obey, or the law them would punish. The third are who take kindness as silly, Rough and impenitent criminals. Gates Of their jails should be closed for life. Loyally The second live while the first should lead States. But yet, some States are still under the law Of the jungle: where lead the best at war. Excerpt of Delenda Benghazi, said Kaddafi
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Jun 2, 2013
Jun 2, 2013 at 12:15 PM UTC
Categories of men
Oh the tears Oh the pain Oh the anguish The suffering of the people With their sorrowful heart Broken to pieces by wickedness Smothered and shredded Afflicted and forsaken Seeking peace and comfort Calling out to whoever Crying out for help But all to no avail I dwell in self gratification I live in a conceited world My words are to your derision Denunciation is my motto I care less about the world around me Stinginess lies in my marrow I am aroused by an inordinate desire for greatness Treachery lies in my heart I am impenitent and obdurate I am consumed by my profane thoughts And yet I say I am chosen nation A royal priesthood A peculiar person Dwelling in Glory and Splendor Enjoying the Goodness of The Almighty Not minding the world around me Ignoring their cries Overlooking their pains Oblivious to their anguish Though I know the way to peace And God as made me a light of the world I covert this light for myself alone My selfish deeds
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Aug 14, 2015
Aug 14, 2015 at 2:36 PM UTC
My Selfish Deeds
*It will never be clear to me, If stars have shadows, Or was it the deep, dark night Altogether, proud Of its profundity? If so, then Why do I wait for you, you,      Who turbulently loved me? How come each of my night Has to be for star-gazing,      And yours an early sleep? Why do I bother, Staring      At your closed eyes? Tell me, why do I dream      Ahead of you, Miles, lightyears, A future away? Love, perhaps, is a journey To contentment. It is either I am looking for it, or, with hope, Finding someone Who will be contented      With what I have. So, If I will do this, bravely, Just this, just this one kiss,      Will you kiss me back? Because if you do, dearest,      With an impenitent sweetness, Then I would be running out of queries, And it will all go down      To one last question, graceful, Unfurling,      Which I’d rather not ask,           That I’d rather leave answered.* © 2015 J.S.P.
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Jul 16, 2016
Jul 16, 2016 at 6:31 AM UTC
Contentment
When you’re outside of Christ, you risk becoming a son… of disobedience; pride puffs itself up and empty words deceive. Without Salvation, no one raises hands in humility towards a loving God; there is no shelter, from His wrath. Records in Heaven above are meticulously kept; an impenitent heart will keep you far… away from eternity.
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Apr 27, 2020
Apr 27, 2020 at 2:27 PM UTC
Poem: No Shelter
Drop in Just in case you missed it Lost marbles and missing puzzle pieces If what? But, What if? This is my only recourse A resource of thick accents And made up minds That think it's all water under the bridge The thumping of her heart subsides Disposable income comes naturally now She impersonates impostors with crooked teeth and bad posture But that's just the prelude She foresees it all How does it look? "Sour grapes and low hanging fruit" "Permanence is a myth" Case closed "Belly button lint and earwax" "Pay your dues" Outcries about fiscal responsibility "Fill in the blanks with what you want to hear" Fraudulent pyramid scams Pinsetters falling for ponzi schemes That leave them with a bad tastes in their mouths "Lets head up to Golgotha And rip the nails from the Penitent thief's hands Then stick them in the Impenitent thief's eyes Just a new number to add to our repertoire"
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Jun 20, 2014
Jun 20, 2014 at 4:45 PM UTC
The Tasseography of The Gypsy I Met At The State Fair
Sometimes I have to lie to my mind in order to get some sleep at night
 I am not proud of this 
Sometimes I have to shut down everyone around me in order to temporarily forget about the anger I keep shut inside me
 I am not proud of this 
Sometimes I have to run so hard in order to make myself feel pain caused by myself for a change instead of others 
I am not proud of this 
Sometimes I open my heart so wide but always end up stitching it back up again in order to mend the broken thought that I can’t fully feel connected to anyone 
I am not proud of this
 Sometimes I let other people’s voices wash over my own in order to make them happy 
I am not proud of this Sometimes I allow myself to get taken advantage of, as if the chances I reluctantly keep giving out will make a person change their selfish ways 
I am not proud of this 
The word ***** hangs over my head lit up with fluorescent lights flashing wildly Sometimes I can’t find any power in myself to curl my lips into a sly smile, I just can’t do it
 Some days I am weak, moody and impenitent 
I can’t deal with anyone’s **** let alone my own The need to be alone is conspicuous and demanding, beating me up to the point where I may just concede I have to make friends with myself again, I just need some respectful space in order to do so
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 1:17 AM UTC
Back off
Haughty with the feeling of youth Obstinate and uncouth Succumbing to desire A girl set on fire Her body was a temple Mistreated and abused Impenitent and unashamed I once knew a girl And I only wanted better I only want the best I only want to show her I only want too much Supercilious with discovery Lustful concupiscence Yes she wants my love A girl I set on fire But love is more than touch I only want too much She couldn't understand A girl that I once knew I only wanted better She thinks that she knows best But striving for desire Never lead to happiness I knew a girl I don't know her anymore I knew a girl But she never knew me
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Feb 10, 2016
Feb 10, 2016 at 11:48 PM UTC
i knew a girl
All thought must be offered up as a sacrifice The sacrifice of the human will, but after this The judgement as it is appointed unto men Once to die as the hue and cry of Rhadamanthus gavel falls netherwards fore death is the epitome Of sins penalty; the epitome of sins liability is Therefore the holy wrath of the First Cause, Dispensing the empyreal quiddity of eternities Wisdom as into the fire all things are cast due To the hardness of the featherless bi-peds nescient Hearts on that most ancient battle field where Free-will and Destinies depravity bewrays the Impenitent categorical imperative that all truth Is worshipful and the wind blows where it listeth Since by man came the mire of death, by man also The resurrection of the dead; and the weights Of life and the measures of death, (the general revelation), under the karmic laws for which All Are to have to pay in time to come are vinadicatory Of God, the author of all things, whose drink for The good of all beings is always compassion thus Serving only to render men without excuse as Either Elysium or Sheol await, because man Does not cease to exist in the land of silence As the region of darkness it is not non-existence; But it is not life when both life and death Concern the whole man to lift up thy heart. ELEETE J MUIR
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Aug 12, 2019
Aug 12, 2019 at 10:37 AM UTC
Dies Non
that's just how it works It hurts, and you get away with it and my heart will keep breaking for you in the night in the morning over and over again and I'll smell a phantom smell of the balm of your breath on my very own my tragedy, I suppose and I'll miss it I will miss the evil that I laid down to sleep with, the impenitent sinner that I never went too long without locking hands with; the behemothing horror in the strength of his not the blameless kind of might, not for honor, not for virtue; the kind of strength you can only misuse and even so, I'll thread through those buried-in-weight benches, through cold jurers, kooks, and voles let my little voice sound from the stand in the tribunal - - and I'm not sure what will happen, but when it does, I'm sure you'll know that's just how it works It hurts, and you get away with it and they seem to want to watch me while I watch you do it all all of the things you'll say - no words to me, just a momentary gaze my way so the imagination can run wild and take a good clawed hold of me for the next month and a mile and my heart will keep breaking, and because I'll want to get closer, I'll dovetail my hands and I'll bleed all my noise right there on the stand and it will show in my voice that I'm blind to the dance a mote in the sun; a thing in the sand I still hope that they'll see you as clawed as you are, the odd provocant you are, stimulated by commotion but the resistless tendency is as good as a gun the pause the balm of your breath the ghost of a second where I cry, cornered, and you lunge so I'll see a phantom smile in the way you snarl at me and my heart will keep breaking for you in the night in the morning over and over again that's just how it works and you get away with it don't you? will you get away with it, again? threading, like through the seats of that little white chapel those buried-in-weight benches of cold jurers, kooks, and voles I'm not sure what will happen, but when it does, I'm sure you'll know
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Oct 20, 2021
Oct 20, 2021 at 7:48 PM UTC
november 4th
that's just how it works It hurts, and you get away with it and my heart will keep breaking for you in the night in the morning over and over again and I'll smell a phantom smell of the balm of your breath on my very own my tragedy, I suppose and I'll miss it I will miss the evil that I laid down to sleep with, the impenitent sinner that I never went too long without locking hands with; the behemothing horror in the strength of his not the blameless kind of might, not for honor, not for virtue; the kind of strength you can only misuse and even so, I'll thread through those buried-in-weight benches, through cold jurers, kooks, and voles let my little voice sound from the stand in the tribunal - - and I'm not sure what will happen, but when it does, I'm sure you'll know that's just how it works It hurts, and you get away with it and they seem to want to watch me while I watch you do it all all of the things you'll say - no words to me, just a momentary gaze my way so the imagination can run wild and take a good clawed hold of me for the next month and a mile and my heart will keep breaking, and because I'll want to get closer, I'll dovetail my hands and I'll bleed all my noise right there on the stand and it will show in my voice that I'm blind to the dance a mote in the sun; a thing in the sand I still hope that they'll see you as clawed as you are, the odd provocant you are, stimulated by commotion but the resistless tendency is as good as a gun the pause the balm of your breath the ghost of a second where I cry, cornered, and you lunge so I'll see a phantom smile in the way you snarl at me and my heart will keep breaking for you in the night in the morning over and over again that's just how it works and you get away with it don't you? will you get away with it, again? threading, like through the seats of that little white chapel those buried-in-weight benches of cold jurers, kooks, and voles I'm not sure what will happen, but when it does, I'm sure you'll know
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