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THE BEAUTIFUL FACE MATLOOB BOKHARI I saw a moving full moon over the sea Then I saw the face of a maiden I stopped and said, “Moon is fair But the sweet magic of her face is Fairer far, which attracted my eyes Captured my heart and won my soul. Moon tries to imitate hr face and Rose tries to copy her lips in vain! She is beautiful,she is most beautiful!" Niamh Dada Land Lovely friend. Many Blessings Michele Vizzotti-White I totally like the first one, it was vivid and I saw how the rose must have felt, they r both awesome and fanciful, a maiden more fair than the moon wow that is a powerful statement, the 1st one reminds me of a painting the second one a song of love, both lovely though Demelia Denton Lovely written words Matloob Bokhari Barbara Shoetaker And is this fair woman still the one who stole you heart? Semeniuk Carole you know how much I love your poetry . your stories .. the way in which only you can tell it ~~ thank you my long time friend, Matloob Bokhari .. wishing you well .. alwayS ! ina Farnworth What a beautiful verse Matloob, thank you so much for Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter Thank you, for sharing this lovely poem, Matloob.
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 3:38 AM UTC
THE BEAUTIFUL FACE
From space you can see it it's really that huge a structure of cosmic dimensions, and yet it was built before JCB or other earth moving pretensions. These days we may feel we cannot make change with mankind pitted brother 'gainst brother. But The Great Wall of China shows what we can do by just putting one brick on another. Taken from Alternative Poetry Books - Yellow edition by Michele Brenton/banana the poet - published by Endaxi Press
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Nov 1, 2009
Nov 1, 2009 at 7:14 AM UTC
The Great Wall of China
Shema (“Listen”) by Primo Levi loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch You who live secure in your comfortable homes, who return each evening to find warm food and a hearty welcome ... Consider: is this a “man” who slogs through mud, who has never known peace, who fights for scraps of bread, who lives at another man's whim, who at his "yes" or "no" lies dead. Consider: is this a “woman” shorn bald and bereft of a name because she lacks the strength to remember, her eyes as void and her womb as frigid as a winter frog's? Consider that such horrors have indeed been! I commend these words to you. Engrave them in your hearts when you lounge in your beds and again when you rise, when you venture outside. Rehearse them to your children, or may your houses softly crumble and disease render you equally as humble so that even your offspring avert their eyes. Primo Michele Levi (1919-1987) was an Italian Jewish chemist, writer and Holocaust survivor. He was the author of two novels and several collections of short stories, essays, and poems, but is best known for If This Is a Man, his account of the year he spent as a prisoner in the Auschwitz concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Poland. It has been described as one of the best books by one of the most important writers of the twentieth century. His unique work The Periodic Table was shortlisted as one of the greatest scientific books ever written, by the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Levi's autobiographical book about his liberation from Auschwitz, The Truce, became a movie with the same name in 1997. Keywords: Holocaust, poem, Italian, translation, man, mud, woman, bald, nameless, houses, homes, bread, eyes, womb, empty, void, frigid, lifeless, horror, horrors, hearts, write, etch, engrave, inscribe, children, offspring, disease, avert, reject
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Mar 14, 2020
Mar 14, 2020 at 4:58 AM UTC
Primo Levi "Shema" translation
Shema (“Listen”) by Primo Levi loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch You who live secure in your comfortable homes, who return each evening to find warm food and a hearty welcome ... Consider: is this a “man” who slogs through mud, who has never known peace, who fights for scraps of bread, who lives at another man's whim, who at his "yes" or "no" lies dead. Consider: is this a “woman” shorn bald and bereft of a name because she lacks the strength to remember, her eyes as void and her womb as frigid as a winter frog's? Consider that such horrors have indeed been! I commend these words to you. Engrave them in your hearts when you lounge in your beds and again when you rise, when you venture outside. Rehearse them to your children, or may your houses softly crumble and disease render you equally as humble so that even your offspring avert their eyes. Primo Michele Levi (1919-1987) was an Italian Jewish chemist, writer and Holocaust survivor. He was the author of two novels and several collections of short stories, essays, and poems, but is best known for If This Is a Man, his account of the year he spent as a prisoner in the Auschwitz concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Poland. It has been described as one of the best books by one of the most important writers of the twentieth century. His unique work The Periodic Table was shortlisted as one of the greatest scientific books ever written, by the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Levi's autobiographical book about his liberation from Auschwitz, The Truce, became a movie with the same name in 1997. Keywords: Holocaust, poem, Italian, translation, man, mud, woman, bald, nameless, houses, homes, bread, eyes, womb, empty, void, frigid, lifeless, horror, horrors, hearts, write, etch, engrave, inscribe, children, offspring, disease, avert, reject
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Twist ye not the tendrils of time frame dragging by any other name black holes ergosphere sublimes pulls spacetime to its slow down game Those clocks and our clocks not the same Time's vector smeared along its timeline speeds along its X axis game Remains longer on its own line rhyme Then around and around she goes For this clock so smitten runs so slow And where the hands stop nobody knows Spacetime's drill bit twisted so This black silken dress of spacetime Wrapped around this gravity vortex Twisted infinity sublimes on the singularities’ cortex Redshifts starlight to infinity Photons below values of C Their orange trails of light I see These curved, stretched, these twisted banshees Frozen in space these tendrils of time My heart beats on ever so slow This time signature of space aligns reality to its queer clocks of woe In front of me coasting along a singular photon it’s brilliance flitting like a firefly’s lonely song wave-like in its own resilience This photonic duplicity particle now and a wave the next surrenders its reciprocity to this block of spacetime so vexed Such are the tendrils of time here to the black holes seductive embrace These time signatures skewed so queer From the Dark Mother’s fingers trace As she smiles at me saying: “Oh my beautiful child of wonder” “Blessed be your love and curiosity” “Of all my spells that you fall under” “To you all of my precocity” “So I bless thee and thy lady “Star” “Your undaunting love of Michele “Shines on in O Class from thee so far” “I release thee from this spacetime spell” These tendrils of time wound round These whirlpools in space These wonders of space found In Michele’s beautiful face. Dave Proffitt 9/10/2016 3:01 PM
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Oct 1, 2016
Oct 1, 2016 at 6:28 AM UTC
The Tendrils of Time
Twist ye not the tendrils of time frame dragging by any other name black holes ergosphere sublimes pulls spacetime to its slow down game Those clocks and our clocks not the same Time's vector smeared along its timeline speeds along its X axis game Remains longer on its own line rhyme Then around and around she goes For this clock so smitten runs so slow And where the hands stop nobody knows Spacetime's drill bit twisted so This black silken dress of spacetime Wrapped around this gravity vortex Twisted infinity sublimes on the singularities’ cortex Redshifts starlight to infinity Photons below values of C Their orange trails of light I see These curved, stretched, these twisted banshees Frozen in space these tendrils of time My heart beats on ever so slow This time signature of space aligns reality to its queer clocks of woe In front of me coasting along a singular photon it’s brilliance flitting like a firefly’s lonely song wave-like in its own resilience This photonic duplicity particle now and a wave the next surrenders its reciprocity to this block of spacetime so vexed Such are the tendrils of time here to the black holes seductive embrace These time signatures skewed so queer From the Dark Mother’s fingers trace As she smiles at me saying: “Oh my beautiful child of wonder” “Blessed be your love and curiosity” “Of all my spells that you fall under” “To you all of my precocity” “So I bless thee and thy lady “Star” “Your undaunting love of Michele “Shines on in O Class from thee so far” “I release thee from this spacetime spell” These tendrils of time wound round These whirlpools in space These wonders of space found In Michele’s beautiful face. Dave Proffitt 9/10/2016 3:01 PM
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you are friday night dinners and red lip stained coffee cups and family photos and skilled sarcasm and twelve trips to disney and your love for avocados and adventure. you are sunday morning bike rides and hand written letters and power outages with candlit ghost stories and week long sleepovers and summer dresses and worn out boots and accident prone vacations and themed birthday parties and forgetfulness and gerbera daisies and singing too loudly and too off key and GOOD mistakes and better memories you are constellations and sea glass and colliding galaxies and sometimes the calander turns like a lottery and once in a blue moon you can find a girl with fractured sapphires in her irises and a heart too big for her ribcage and a spine as strong as a lightning bolt so thank you january twenty sixth, for michele.
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Jan 31, 2014
Jan 31, 2014 at 12:22 AM UTC
for her birthday
Capri roofless cubes, spidery with wire, cakes of azure and enzian; above at the Villa San Michele Rilke smiles down at the broken beaches, coves of defiant waves, compacted sea Pompeii a chessboard of honest stones open to a sky of hushed shouts; we huddle in a ***** frame of another life, a stopped day Napoli warm and secret, olive-eyed you make a new face as we gaze from a bus: an act of moment
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Apr 29, 2017
Apr 29, 2017 at 7:36 AM UTC
Three Short Poems About Italy
If I worship more than arch angel but don’t love I have nothing If I give all I have to the poor, but don’t love I have nothing If I have faith which moves mountains,but don’t love I have nothing If I give gold in  alms as big as Ohad but don’t love I have nothing If I die  circumambulating the Kaaba, but don’t love I have nothing If I die fighting  in the holy war, but don’t love I have nothing If I die and buried in the tomb of prophet but don’t love I have nothing If I get land larger than Solomon’s Kingdom,but don’t love I have nothing If I receive God’s healing power like Christ but don’t love I have nothing If I am given un paralleled patience like Ayub but don’t love I have nothing If make sacrifice like Ismael and Hussain but don’t love I have nothing If I am given the kingdom of whole world, but don’t love I have nothing No matter what I have done, no matter what will I do Without wings of love, I cannot soar in the kingdom of God Vincent Boykin I admire your courage in writing about Love in a serious relationship with the spiritual. It's shows your heart and that you understand Love. Love is usually just some word in the cosmos. Love bonds everything in good. Love. Super Poem! It's how I took it. It made my day. Thank you. Demelia Denton An amazing poem Matloob .... Enchanting ...beautifully worded Michele Vizzotti-White I like the fast pace of it, but it still is rich in thought/words
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Oct 14, 2014
Oct 14, 2014 at 1:25 PM UTC
I HAVE NOTHING
James Corden’s close relationship with Burberry designer Christopher Bailey was celebrated at the 2016 Tony Awards. On Sunday night (12Jun16) the toast of Broadway were celebrated at the annual awards show. British star James was the evening’s host, winning the crowd over with his warm sense of humour and down to earth delivery. As well as a successful acting and presenting career, James can now also add style icon to his burgeoning resume. “We wanted to keep the wardrobe tight and focused with a definite beginning and an end,” stylist Michael Fisher told vogue.com. “We started with Burberry for the red carpet. James and Christopher Bailey have a long-standing relationship. I wanted a strong look that complemented the roses. The deep burgundy tux had matte black micro sequins on the lapel: very sophisticated and classic, with a technical update.” Like any good awards show host, 37-year-old James had numerous outfit changes. Two suits from Tom Ford featured; a black three-piece design which served as a tribute to Broadway and then a teal dot dinner jacket, which James chose to wear at the after party. A show-stopping Dolce & Gabbana look also featured, with the fashion house supplying a pair of “handmade, dark green croc shoes” to complement the green velvet and crystal jacket James wore to close the show. Another stand out moment came thanks to a red Gucci suit adorned with a bird and butterfly motif. “The Gucci suit was my favourite,” Michael smiled. “You can’t ignore the influence (Gucci designer) Alessandro Michele has on fashion right now. It reminded me of (musical) The Boy From Oz and in that way was very appropriate for the Tonys.”Read more at: www.marieaustralia.com/evening-dresses | http://www.marieaustralia.com/cocktail-dresses
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 1:40 AM UTC
James Corden and Christopher Bailey's Burberry bromance
James Corden’s close relationship with Burberry designer Christopher Bailey was celebrated at the 2016 Tony Awards. On Sunday night (12Jun16) the toast of Broadway were celebrated at the annual awards show. British star James was the evening’s host, winning the crowd over with his warm sense of humour and down to earth delivery. As well as a successful acting and presenting career, James can now also add style icon to his burgeoning resume. “We wanted to keep the wardrobe tight and focused with a definite beginning and an end,” stylist Michael Fisher told vogue.com. “We started with Burberry for the red carpet. James and Christopher Bailey have a long-standing relationship. I wanted a strong look that complemented the roses. The deep burgundy tux had matte black micro sequins on the lapel: very sophisticated and classic, with a technical update.” Like any good awards show host, 37-year-old James had numerous outfit changes. Two suits from Tom Ford featured; a black three-piece design which served as a tribute to Broadway and then a teal dot dinner jacket, which James chose to wear at the after party. A show-stopping Dolce & Gabbana look also featured, with the fashion house supplying a pair of “handmade, dark green croc shoes” to complement the green velvet and crystal jacket James wore to close the show. Another stand out moment came thanks to a red Gucci suit adorned with a bird and butterfly motif. “The Gucci suit was my favourite,” Michael smiled. “You can’t ignore the influence (Gucci designer) Alessandro Michele has on fashion right now. It reminded me of (musical) The Boy From Oz and in that way was very appropriate for the Tonys.”Read more at: www.marieaustralia.com/evening-dresses | http://www.marieaustralia.com/cocktail-dresses
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THESE EYES,THESE BEAUTIFUL EYES When you looked at me The fire of your eyes created Deep waves in the sea of my soul I am drowning deeper and deeper In the wide ocean of infinite love These eyes,these beautiful eyes Made me see deep in the ocean And imbibe wisdom from the sky These eyes,these beautiful eyes Painted kindness on my mind; And inscribed love on my heart These eyes,these beautiful eyes More beautiful than the starry night More sweet than the moonbeam kiss More kind than fragrance of perfumed garden These eyes,these beautiful eyes Marilyn Ann Francis Beautiful....EXCELLENT...MAF Angela Davis Natasha Nabokov Thank you, poets, you make my day Natasha Nabokov It's such a memorable poem, Matloob. Thank you Wow, Matloob, you should post your work in FM Online Magazine, I know that the editor would publish it! Michele Vizzotti-White Writing about eyes is such a great idea and u do it so beautifuly, u go on from the appearance to the way they make one feel in few but rich words, my fav line is the painted kindness in my mind eyes tell so much yet i have not read many poems about them Saalik Siddiqui Fantastic indeed. Demelia Denton Another beautiful poem Matloob Melanie Bingham Chapman very, very nicely written ! Natasha Nabokov Oh, you are so magnificently productive Larry Barmash What would you do if I sang out a tune Perry Alexander Nectar of love.
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Oct 17, 2014
Oct 17, 2014 at 10:25 PM UTC
THESE EYES,THESE BEAUTIFUL EYES
death, apparent, or... apparently so... was never a concern to concern oneself with the debate between a man, and a god.... i,e.? funny...    the little **** sleeps like a baby... little **** a maine **** cat, male, extracted testicles... falls asleep listening to the dead can dance... only album favorite....    my cat favored to fall asleep in half the time it took to listen to the track... you can state your Apocalypse Now! counter in half the time... beginning with.... now!            i'm done begging, i'm imploring you... added minutes?!   michele campanella... WAGNER's        walhall from,      das rheingold... such esteemed people! such awaiting people! such... nuanced... of what could be claimed as... people...             what wonder! what ignominious    ingenuity of retraction!        to, have, fathomed!       the last of what ia esteemed to be deemed, the, *least"...               finest upon the finest, and, supposedly, no more, that a utility of a hammer, for whatever came the observation, to make comprehension of... the noun: nail, and the adverb... nailing it... with the verb and noun of final utility of: hammer... dear... prospect... of whatever was inclined by your stressed ingenuity of fault... how have you.... my... oh my...           your creation wss supposed to be more stupid than the people you already deemed stupider, and already demanded yourself to, despise?          and your intelligent "creation"... wasn't supposed to notice this, discrepancy? now ensure you retell this narrative... 'mother...' 'yes, David...' 'play me... the raconteurs' old enough.' mother knows, best.
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Oct 3, 2018
Oct 3, 2018 at 9:36 PM UTC
make my time: yulunga
death, apparent, or... apparently so... was never a concern to concern oneself with the debate between a man, and a god.... i,e.? funny...    the little **** sleeps like a baby... little **** a maine **** cat, male, extracted testicles... falls asleep listening to the dead can dance... only album favorite....    my cat favored to fall asleep in half the time it took to listen to the track... you can state your Apocalypse Now! counter in half the time... beginning with.... now!            i'm done begging, i'm imploring you... added minutes?!   michele campanella... WAGNER's        walhall from,      das rheingold... such esteemed people! such awaiting people! such... nuanced... of what could be claimed as... people...             what wonder! what ignominious    ingenuity of retraction!        to, have, fathomed!       the last of what ia esteemed to be deemed, the, *least"...               finest upon the finest, and, supposedly, no more, that a utility of a hammer, for whatever came the observation, to make comprehension of... the noun: nail, and the adverb... nailing it... with the verb and noun of final utility of: hammer... dear... prospect... of whatever was inclined by your stressed ingenuity of fault... how have you.... my... oh my...           your creation wss supposed to be more stupid than the people you already deemed stupider, and already demanded yourself to, despise?          and your intelligent "creation"... wasn't supposed to notice this, discrepancy? now ensure you retell this narrative... 'mother...' 'yes, David...' 'play me... the raconteurs' old enough.' mother knows, best.
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When will I see you again? It may be this fall or many years after. When we reunite, I want to take the metro with you to D.C. again Just like we did last winter minus our bulky attire We would still converse fondly with the volume that The old man frown upon but can't complain. We would still intertwine our fingers affectionately , and you would still rest your hand on my lap. But this time,I'll put my head on your shoulder. When I see you again, I'll take you to Ted's Bulletin They have the best brunch in town You would still add some extra ketchup on your omelette, We would still order something to share. But this time you're not in the rush to head back. When I see you again, We should go to Cuba and some tropical isalnds. To Italy and Spain I'll introduce you to Michele, My Italian friend. When I see you again, We could go to Baltimore,but no This time I'm not here for Oriole's game. When we reunite, We would do everything, But this time, We will fall in love with each other and No one,no one is leaving again.
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Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 2:32 AM UTC
When I see you again
Michele Di Carlo became a freak show the day he climbed up a tree To his dismay, that rainy day, he fell and broke his bone in three Some say, it could have been worse a deformity for the hard ****** but humbled now, with a wrist to hide now that his fingers were all twisted Yet, no shame is in the mangled Michele dangled no pity in his pain He learned to show it off in pride though be crippled or he be lame When shaking hands with most men he smiles, offering a disfigured hand His strength was in his frailty a bashfully better and stronger man For on the day of his funeral photos reveal before he died an array display of his freakish limb his best pose by his side Even then, Mr Carlo in his coffin requested only one thing when laid to rest that when they placed him in the ground they’d lay his hand upon his chest
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Feb 6, 2022
Feb 6, 2022 at 6:04 AM UTC
Michele Di Carlo
THE BEAUTIFUL FACE MATLOOB BOKHARI I saw a moving full moon over the sea Then I saw the face of a maiden I stopped and said, “Moon is fair But the sweet magic of her face is Fairer far, which attracted my eyes Captured my heart and won my soul. Moon tries to imitate hr face and Rose tries to copy her lips in vain! She is beautiful,she is most beautiful!" Niamh Dada Land Lovely friend. Many Blessings Michele Vizzotti-White I totally like the first one, it was vivid and I saw how the rose must have felt, they r both awesome and fanciful, a maiden more fair than the moon wow that is a powerful statement, the 1st one reminds me of a painting the second one a song of love, both lovely though Demelia Denton Lovely written words Matloob Bokhari Barbara Shoetaker And is this fair woman still the one who stole you heart? Semeniuk Carole you know how much I love your poetry . your stories .. the way in which only you can tell it ~~ thank you my long time friend, Matloob Bokhari .. wishing you well .. alwayS ! ina Farnworth What a beautiful verse Matloob, thank you so much for Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter Thank you, for sharing this lovely poem, Matloob.
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Oct 19, 2014
Oct 19, 2014 at 10:15 PM UTC
THE BEAUTIFUL FACE
Stories about people aren’t really about people this tale is a separate reality full of opinions and perception based senses I saw Michele’s addiction as a sketchy weather forecast the most famous weathermen lie the most, ya know She watched the sobriety of her life zoom by a whirlpool of backstreets flew by them in Chance’s silver Chevy malibu going 80 mph through our quiet suburban town she waved at every lightning strike the moment before electrocution you see, she was in love with blinding pain out of control burning rubber scented pain and I, tried so hard to be her fire extinguisher, her seatbelt I wanted her smile to radiate every karat lodged in her throat because her words are precious diamonds Her mind is a museum built upon three floors the first floor is tragedy concrete blankets and concrete misconceptions of what feeling safe is like shadows with shark like teeth she can never escape their threat of gnawing it even reaches her on the roof the second floor is forest green in-between escape and peaceful freedom she was born an observer, a lover of hidden oddities an explorer of broken wide eyed hope she could smile at a mosquito and every spider would willingly starve to death the third flow is a fireplace in the middle of a bonfire a wishing well anchored in the atlantic ocean everything she deserves, harmonious orchestras of sobriety salvation are stationed in a country dependent on chemicals she will never get the shooting star she deserves because she’s been soaring through our galaxy for lightyears a blazing comet amongst dull asteroids
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 12:34 PM UTC
Shelly's Museum
Stories about people aren’t really about people this tale is a separate reality full of opinions and perception based senses I saw Michele’s addiction as a sketchy weather forecast the most famous weathermen lie the most, ya know She watched the sobriety of her life zoom by a whirlpool of backstreets flew by them in Chance’s silver Chevy malibu going 80 mph through our quiet suburban town she waved at every lightning strike the moment before electrocution you see, she was in love with blinding pain out of control burning rubber scented pain and I, tried so hard to be her fire extinguisher, her seatbelt I wanted her smile to radiate every karat lodged in her throat because her words are precious diamonds Her mind is a museum built upon three floors the first floor is tragedy concrete blankets and concrete misconceptions of what feeling safe is like shadows with shark like teeth she can never escape their threat of gnawing it even reaches her on the roof the second floor is forest green in-between escape and peaceful freedom she was born an observer, a lover of hidden oddities an explorer of broken wide eyed hope she could smile at a mosquito and every spider would willingly starve to death the third flow is a fireplace in the middle of a bonfire a wishing well anchored in the atlantic ocean everything she deserves, harmonious orchestras of sobriety salvation are stationed in a country dependent on chemicals she will never get the shooting star she deserves because she’s been soaring through our galaxy for lightyears a blazing comet amongst dull asteroids
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Michele Vizzotti-White In the radiant darkness of night time,...such a fine opening line....i like the way the poem blooms from natural setting... A WALK TO REMEMBER MATLOOB BOKHARI In the radiant darkness of night time, A vast silence was reigning over the sky The silent music of night touched my soul And blossomed flowers in the soil of my mind Love of God enveloped my heart; ruled my heart God Who created beauty and is beauty Himself I thought about sufferings of prophets of scriptures I thought about ungrateful children of revolution I heard angels saying, “Man will shed blood on earth.” I heard Allah replying , “I know which you know not.” I thought about desire driven and greedy man I saw the sinful soul created with deceit with base cronies I saw Hujr bin Adi shackled with iron; stained with blood I saw Meesam talking to tree: “You are for me, I am for you” My murshud said: “ Happiest are people; strongest in faith They prefer Allah; Allah will prefer them over others Life is merely story of two days ;one for you , one against you” NOTE; HUJR BIN ADI AND MEESAM WERE GREAT FREEDOM FIGHTERS WHO WERE HANGED BY AN OMMAYAD RULER
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Dec 20, 2014
Dec 20, 2014 at 8:53 AM UTC
A WALK TO REMEMBER
It's 5am & Ive never felt more awake. Every time she leaves, my heart she takes. But she lays with me now & im drowning in excitement and joy. My heart pounds and my stomach dances like a prom masquerade as if I'm a 13 year old boy. I treasure these nights, & when God shuts off the lights, I know it's time for me to stare into those mesmorizing autumn eyes. The pleasure is right, she holds me tights, & I dread her leaving again at the first evidence of sunrise.
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 5:15 AM UTC
Michele
Come questa pietra del S. Michele così fredda così dura così prosciugata così refrattaria così totalmente disanimata Come questa pietra è il mio pianto che non si vede La morte si sconta vivendo.
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Sono una creatura
The emptiness hurts Like a brain freeze and a sunburn and sand in your eyes and a sore throat and stubbing your toe and a kick in the ***** all at once. Today I want to chop up love.
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Nov 13, 2011
Nov 13, 2011 at 3:32 AM UTC
Michele
IF I LOVE NOT, I HAVE NOTHING MATLOOB BOKHARI If I worship more than arch angel but don’t love I have nothing If I give all I have to the poor, but don’t love I have nothing If I have faith which moves mountains,but don’t love I have nothing If I give gold in alms as big as Ohad but don’t love I have nothing If I die moving around the arc of covenant, but don’t love I have nothing If I die fighting in the holy war, but don’t love I have nothing If I die and buried in the tomb of prophet but don’t love I have nothing If I get land larger than Solomon’s Kingdom,but don’t love I have nothing If I receive God’s healing power like Christ but don’t love I have nothing If I am given un paralleled patience like Ayub but don’t love I have nothing If make sacrifice like Ismael and Hussain but don’t love I have nothing If I am given the kingdom of the world, but don’t love I have nothing No matter what I have done, no matter what will I do Without wings of love, I cannot soar in the kingdom of God Natasha Nabokov: reading your poems, I am reminded of Tagore who is my first love Angela Davis :matloob, your work is so amazing! Laura Luce del:Hello Matloob Thanks., Its an amazing, understandable & great write. I hope you are blessed throughout the rest of yoir life. Never stop writing! ♡LLM Vincent Boykin: I admire your courage in writing about Love in a serious relationship with the spiritual. It's shows your heart and that you understand Love. Love is usually just some word in the cosmos. Love bonds everything in good. Love. Super Poem! It's how I took it. It made my day. Thank you. Demelia Denton: An amazing poem Matloob .... Enchanting ...beautifully worded Michele Vizzotti-White: I like the fast pace of it, but it still is rich in thought/words Fay Slimm: Ah - - how true are these words Mat. - love is all we need and nothing more. An inspiring read. Seyed Mohammad Reza Parhizgar : this is why you are called Matloob, but I have something better than love, and that's God.thanks dear friend I loved your poem. Sara Fielder: I agree, love should be the motivating factor in everything we think, do, and say. The world would be a better place if we all remembered that. Stephen Montgomery : My favorite line is: all I can sense the cogs turning in this sincere post which has come to an understanding; Love must be everything because love conflicts with nothing. Hold everything sacred and nothing suffers
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 12:16 AM UTC
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IF I LOVE NOT, I HAVE NOTHING MATLOOB BOKHARI If I worship more than arch angel but don’t love I have nothing If I give all I have to the poor, but don’t love I have nothing If I have faith which moves mountains,but don’t love I have nothing If I give gold in alms as big as Ohad but don’t love I have nothing If I die moving around the arc of covenant, but don’t love I have nothing If I die fighting in the holy war, but don’t love I have nothing If I die and buried in the tomb of prophet but don’t love I have nothing If I get land larger than Solomon’s Kingdom,but don’t love I have nothing If I receive God’s healing power like Christ but don’t love I have nothing If I am given un paralleled patience like Ayub but don’t love I have nothing If make sacrifice like Ismael and Hussain but don’t love I have nothing If I am given the kingdom of the world, but don’t love I have nothing No matter what I have done, no matter what will I do Without wings of love, I cannot soar in the kingdom of God Natasha Nabokov: reading your poems, I am reminded of Tagore who is my first love Angela Davis :matloob, your work is so amazing! Laura Luce del:Hello Matloob Thanks., Its an amazing, understandable & great write. I hope you are blessed throughout the rest of yoir life. Never stop writing! ♡LLM Vincent Boykin: I admire your courage in writing about Love in a serious relationship with the spiritual. It's shows your heart and that you understand Love. Love is usually just some word in the cosmos. Love bonds everything in good. Love. Super Poem! It's how I took it. It made my day. Thank you. Demelia Denton: An amazing poem Matloob .... Enchanting ...beautifully worded Michele Vizzotti-White: I like the fast pace of it, but it still is rich in thought/words Fay Slimm: Ah - - how true are these words Mat. - love is all we need and nothing more. An inspiring read. Seyed Mohammad Reza Parhizgar : this is why you are called Matloob, but I have something better than love, and that's God.thanks dear friend I loved your poem. Sara Fielder: I agree, love should be the motivating factor in everything we think, do, and say. The world would be a better place if we all remembered that. Stephen Montgomery : My favorite line is: all I can sense the cogs turning in this sincere post which has come to an understanding; Love must be everything because love conflicts with nothing. Hold everything sacred and nothing suffers
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I do not feel superior because I'm vegan. The truth is I am vegan because I do not feel superior to others.—Michele McCowan. It’s more accurately a principle that we shouldn’t subject anyone to our wants and/or needs. The bottom line isn’t whether we believe ourselves to be better people. The question is not what we are, but what we think, and what we do as a result of what we think. The issue is about ideas and behaviors, not people. Those of us who reject cannibalism do not think we are "better" than cannibals, do we? We only believe that there are ways of acting that are better than others according to ethics.
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Mar 23, 2020
Mar 23, 2020 at 12:34 PM UTC
Vegan/Vegetarian
there are many misconceptions about Obama from the origin of his birth to his right to his address regardless, he is our president and the leader, for a time, of my union and this year will be his final before he must go reside in a new state always speaking in such a confident state as he gives the house and senate his address this one was to be his final no longer will he be my President as much as I have enjoyed Mr. Obama it is time that we end our union so I watched, again, as he gave his state of the union going over the past with an air of finality discussing the greatness of each state and the importance of each individual address this is the way with Obama my favorite President now he steps aside to make way for a new president Is Michele already looking for a new address? I can only hope the best for Obama as he begins to build a new union in his home state after a trip to the NBA finals even though this does feel final as I listen the final State I think about the current state of our union… I have always been a fan of this president I never gave credence to the Kenyan Obama or worried a minute about his birth address #SOTU State of the Union Address one of the last speeches for this President a tear falls as I think about the future of my union and the conspiracy about this being our final I can only pray for the safety of my state and for the life of Mr. Barack Hussain Obama thinking back at Obama and his time at this address as the president of my union a final though passes as I consider his state…….
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Jan 13, 2016
Jan 13, 2016 at 12:18 PM UTC
I'll miss you B-Rock (sestina)
there are many misconceptions about Obama from the origin of his birth to his right to his address regardless, he is our president and the leader, for a time, of my union and this year will be his final before he must go reside in a new state always speaking in such a confident state as he gives the house and senate his address this one was to be his final no longer will he be my President as much as I have enjoyed Mr. Obama it is time that we end our union so I watched, again, as he gave his state of the union going over the past with an air of finality discussing the greatness of each state and the importance of each individual address this is the way with Obama my favorite President now he steps aside to make way for a new president Is Michele already looking for a new address? I can only hope the best for Obama as he begins to build a new union in his home state after a trip to the NBA finals even though this does feel final as I listen the final State I think about the current state of our union… I have always been a fan of this president I never gave credence to the Kenyan Obama or worried a minute about his birth address #SOTU State of the Union Address one of the last speeches for this President a tear falls as I think about the future of my union and the conspiracy about this being our final I can only pray for the safety of my state and for the life of Mr. Barack Hussain Obama thinking back at Obama and his time at this address as the president of my union a final though passes as I consider his state…….
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DREAM MATLOOB BOKHARI In a dream, I am where meadows are in bloom, Where days are full of spring flowers Nights are packed with incense burning tables Where gentle breeze exhales his sweet breath, Where silky girls with long necks are dancing in arms Where women ,brilliantly white with shinning skin, Are weaving necklaces of narcissus flowers Boys are wearing garlands of white violets Tender girls, wearing royal and rich perfume Are speaking honey-coloured words with sweet lips All are happy, laughing and drinking Singing , dancing ,embracing and kissing Where enemies are killed not by bombs but kisses Here, everyone speaks sweetly, laughs attractively With shinning faces and joyous hearts Karyn Walker Brother Matloob, Love conquers all is what you honestly express, in lines that deserve the best and nothing less. Wishing you happiness sweetness and a pen that continues to compose with vigor and zest! Reaching always from the North, south, east, and west! Sending all my love, ― Karishmananda Michele Vizzotti-White Heavenly, thats cool that the boys r wearing flowers. I love the laughs attractively line... people w/ unattractive laughs bother me a little more then they should ...well versed or should i say dreamed... Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter You dream of peace, my dear friend...I too dream of peace. Beautiful poem, Matloob, thank you, for sharing. ...perhaps one day, our dreams will become reality. I pray it will be so, in our lifetimes. Sandra Delussu where is this place, Matloob?...it's worth a visit, isn't it?
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Sep 30, 2014
Sep 30, 2014 at 9:47 PM UTC
DREAM
DREAM MATLOOB BOKHARI In a dream, I am where meadows are in bloom, Where days are full of spring flowers Nights are packed with incense burning tables Where gentle breeze exhales his sweet breath, Where silky girls with long necks are dancing in arms Where women ,brilliantly white with shinning skin, Are weaving necklaces of narcissus flowers Boys are wearing garlands of white violets Tender girls, wearing royal and rich perfume Are speaking honey-coloured words with sweet lips All are happy, laughing and drinking Singing , dancing ,embracing and kissing Where enemies are killed not by bombs but kisses Here, everyone speaks sweetly, laughs attractively With shinning faces and joyous hearts Karyn Walker Brother Matloob, Love conquers all is what you honestly express, in lines that deserve the best and nothing less. Wishing you happiness sweetness and a pen that continues to compose with vigor and zest! Reaching always from the North, south, east, and west! Sending all my love, ― Karishmananda Michele Vizzotti-White Heavenly, thats cool that the boys r wearing flowers. I love the laughs attractively line... people w/ unattractive laughs bother me a little more then they should ...well versed or should i say dreamed... Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter You dream of peace, my dear friend...I too dream of peace. Beautiful poem, Matloob, thank you, for sharing. ...perhaps one day, our dreams will become reality. I pray it will be so, in our lifetimes. Sandra Delussu where is this place, Matloob?...it's worth a visit, isn't it?
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I wanna be, Loved like, The keyboard, Is carressed, In The Druids Prayer, By Michele McLaughlin, I can dream,
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Mar 21, 2015
Mar 21, 2015 at 9:05 PM UTC
Heartstrings
how can you expect me to be okay? I cant smile I cant laugh it seems impossible to be happy or to smile I feel like my heart is breaking on the inside. I seen you around in the hallways all the time, but I would've never imagined you were hurting. know Ive heard you killed yourself tied a rope around your neck. Ive known you for so many years who would've known your funeral is today but I don't want to go but I know I should. youve taught me so much Ive thought about suicide a lot and I cant help but to think that could be me. Its hard to sleep because before I go to sleep I imagine you hanging from that rope. I want to take something to help the pain. a million people are there for me but i feel alone I have numerous answers I know that i was never there for you kassidy but know i want to be there cause you were facing things I couldnt probably imagine. R.I.P Kassidy Michele King fly high baby girl you will always and forever be in my heart
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Oct 21, 2015
Oct 21, 2015 at 8:50 AM UTC
Dear Kassidy
You Complete Me© Once again I fly away Dreading the thought of leaving you to stay Counting the moments hoping time flies by to return another day so I don't have to cry My heart begins to ache mourning the loss of being separated from you it's such a tremendous cost I'm depleted of desire absent of drive that once filled my body with the will to stay alive You complete me like no other fulfill me like never before only you can make me whole and allow my spirit to soar You have the ability to warm my heart and fill it with love giving it a fresh new start Michele, you are my lover, my friend and more you are the only woman who I adore only you can make me fell the way that you do only you can complete me, never wanting for more
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Mar 17, 2014
Mar 17, 2014 at 9:49 PM UTC
You Complete Me©