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"orphan" poems
*My depraved soul's unearthed By the Holy Ghost's breath And given new birth Out of spiritual death This wretch is turned 'round Fit with eyes to believe A lost sheep is found And her Shepherd received My blots are each edited Out in Christ's fount His righteousness credited To my bankrupt account A prisoner's been pardoned No debt left to pay A heart which was hardened Becomes pliable clay My life's set apart Now from worldly regression Picked out from the start Made for Christ's own possession I'm purchased with blood Shed on Golgotha's tree A slave bought by God And fully set free My sins were all laid On the head of a Scapegoat Who carried their weight To a desert remote Once an object of wrath And deserving hell's fire But Jesus took my bath— Conflagration of God's ire So an enemy no more I'm brought into God's fold Carried through His door And out of night's cold He calls me His child His heir and His bride Though once an orphan wild Now seated at Christ's side And soon He'll return When salvation's complete When no longer I'll yearn For His own face I'll meet!*
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Apr 14, 2017
Apr 14, 2017 at 11:37 PM UTC
Grace
*My depraved soul's unearthed By the Holy Ghost's breath And given new birth Out of spiritual death This wretch is turned 'round Fit with eyes to believe A lost sheep is found And her Shepherd received My blots are each edited Out in Christ's fount His righteousness credited To my bankrupt account A prisoner's been pardoned No debt left to pay A heart which was hardened Becomes pliable clay My life's set apart Now from worldly regression Picked out from the start Made for Christ's own possession I'm purchased with blood Shed on Golgotha's tree A slave bought by God And fully set free My sins were all laid On the head of a Scapegoat Who carried their weight To a desert remote Once an object of wrath And deserving hell's fire But Jesus took my bath— Conflagration of God's ire So an enemy no more I'm brought into God's fold Carried through His door And out of night's cold He calls me His child His heir and His bride Though once an orphan wild Now seated at Christ's side And soon He'll return When salvation's complete When no longer I'll yearn For His own face I'll meet!*
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 4:07 PM UTC
Grace
*My depraved soul's unearthed By the Holy Ghost's breath And given new birth Out of spiritual death This wretch is turned 'round Fit with eyes to believe A lost sheep is found And her Shepherd received My blots are each edited Out in Christ's fount His righteousness credited To my bankrupt account A prisoner's been pardoned No debt left to pay A heart which was hardened Becomes pliable clay My life's set apart Now from worldly regression Picked out from the start Made for Christ's own possession I'm purchased with blood Shed on Golgotha's tree A slave bought by God And fully set free My sins were all laid On the head of a Scapegoat Who carried their weight To a desert remote Once an object of wrath And deserving hell's fire But Jesus took my bath— Conflagration of God's ire So an enemy no more I'm brought into God's fold Carried through His door And out of night's cold He calls me His child His heir and His bride Though once an orphan wild Now seated at Christ's side And soon He'll return When salvation's complete When no longer I'll yearn For His own face I'll meet!*
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 3:09 PM UTC
Grace
At the corner, a girl child from the UK another soft drink she chugged Whilst the girl woman in the Sudan, the heavy *** on head she lugged She walked eight miles, braving **** to fetch unclean water from the well Whilst in the UK, the girl bought designer clothes to make her feel just swell God where are the waters of life? To end their strife At the mall, the boy child ate his third Hershey bar In Malawi the boy man’s stomach had extended too far Malnutrition had sealed his fate God where is the cereal? To make their lives non-ephemeral Down under, the son celebrated with family, presents and cake his father’s 100th milestone Whilst in war torn Syria, a son, now orphan buried his young murdered father, in ground without a gravestone God when will the fighting cease? To give them a chance of peace Is this God’s confusion? That though we are all made the same, some people their innocence shattered are headed for a terrifying fate whilst others fully satiated and secure, sip their drinks, polish off and request another plate Or does God if he exists not love the weak and oppressed?
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 6:25 PM UTC
Is this God's confusion?
Ebola! Ebola! Ebola! you are only hunting in the exhausted fields, you predecessors have done evil marvel in this land Africa's sons and daughter were heavily taken away in slave raid, colonial rampage two world wars, cancer and *** aids, Ebola you must be ashamed to come here, are you as foolish as lioness that must follow the path initially taken by her husband the lion? Ebola Africa is dead tired and lain forlorn by strange diseases not known by it but only named in the land of their cradle where *** was born in the Irish Laboratory on trial and error to decimate Africa's populations in the racially biased arsenal you have also come you fangled teeth a bare menace to each of us you make us bleed from out body holes, blood oozing out like Nile water from lake Victoria Ebola! Ebola! sympathy is not a vice, but heavenly virtue, only protege of the Godly please be sympathetic to Africa the orphan of the classic times with no succour her wounds of Cancer are fresh and fresh as those obnoxites from the nasty Aids aka *** kindly empathize with Africa you have eaten Mali and Nigeria after Congo Kinshasa you are now in Kenya the neighbor of Sudan the last born of Africa already rendered forlorn by the AK 47 and AK 74, shot in the tribal tremors O! Ebola Ebola! my prayer to you is as brief as that; forgive me for my weird mourning of my brothers and sister in death mongering mandibles so ugly and Abysmal like Gehenna of Jesus Christ, Amen!
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Oct 22, 2014
Oct 22, 2014 at 7:47 PM UTC
Ebola
Plant a tree, Water a flower, Preserve nature. Have a purpose! Feed a bird, Cuddle a pet, Be humane to animals. Have a purpose! Save a life, Nurture an orphan, Stand up with the oppressed. Have a purpose! Count your blessings, Recite your prayers, Contemplate the universe. Have a purpose! Nurture your mind with ideas, Fill your heart with the wine of love, Dress your soul with the garment of kindness. Have a purpose! Hussein Dekmak
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Aug 9, 2019
Aug 9, 2019 at 10:27 AM UTC
Have a Purpose
Rest in this, my bruised and weary soul: I was a wretch, chosen to be a beauty; a slave, chosen to be a bride; an orphan, chosen to be an heir; an enemy, chosen to be a friend. I deserved nothing but wrath and death yet received everything of life and grace. I am loved beyond any dreaming of it and blessed above all worldly wealth. I have the incomparable birthright of those whose Father is God and whose Lord is Jesus Christ— righteousness from Him and peace with Him. I am a cherished gift from the Father to the Son. I was paid for by the Son’s own blood and am "engraved on the palms of His hands." I am the living temple of God’s Holy Spirit Who empowers me to do His pleasure and bring Him glory. I am the LORD's, chosen and set apart for His delight. ***What more could I ask? But that's only the beginning...*** I will live as blessed as I believe myself to already be, for "I have been blessed in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing in Christ," "given everything I need for life and godliness" through knowing Him and His precious promises, "an inheritance that can never perish, spoil or fade— kept [securely and eternally] in heaven" for me. I've been "raised up and seated with Christ"; my "life is hidden with Him" in the Father, and "He will fill me with joy in His presence, with eternal pleasures at His right hand." Oh, that "the eyes of my heart would be enlightened with the spirit of wisdom and revelation" to see what’s already been prepared and given to me and to know much more fully the One Who has so meticulously prepared and lavishly given it. As I walk intimately with Him and rest confidently in Him (based only on His merits, never my own), I am given free access to my account in His heavenly storehouse and enabled to appropriate its glorious riches to every circumstance of my life, even the most searingly painful and confoundingly difficult ones. I have a spiritual Fort Knox available to me through knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, but He Himself is my greatest treasure. Without Him, nothing else matters. Nothing else has meaning if I am not found in Him, clinging to Him and carried by Him. When I finally become desperate for Him alone, I begin to understand the profound reality of all He desires for me and offers to me in my spiritual inheritance in Him. There are infinite presents to be unwrapped in His presence which cannot be told in human words or comprehended by mortal minds, but they wait to be taken hold of by any and all who would take hold of Him. ***For He gives and gives and gives and gives, and even when He takes, He gives.***#
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Jul 28, 2017
Jul 28, 2017 at 3:22 AM UTC
~ BLESSED BEYOND ~
Rest in this, my bruised and weary soul: I was a wretch, chosen to be a beauty; a slave, chosen to be a bride; an orphan, chosen to be an heir; an enemy, chosen to be a friend. I deserved nothing but wrath and death yet received everything of life and grace. I am loved beyond any dreaming of it and blessed above all worldly wealth. I have the incomparable birthright of those whose Father is God and whose Lord is Jesus Christ— righteousness from Him and peace with Him. I am a cherished gift from the Father to the Son. I was paid for by the Son’s own blood and am "engraved on the palms of His hands." I am the living temple of God’s Holy Spirit Who empowers me to do His pleasure and bring Him glory. I am the LORD's, chosen and set apart for His delight. ***What more could I ask? But that's only the beginning...*** I will live as blessed as I believe myself to already be, for "I have been blessed in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing in Christ," "given everything I need for life and godliness" through knowing Him and His precious promises, "an inheritance that can never perish, spoil or fade— kept [securely and eternally] in heaven" for me. I've been "raised up and seated with Christ"; my "life is hidden with Him" in the Father, and "He will fill me with joy in His presence, with eternal pleasures at His right hand." Oh, that "the eyes of my heart would be enlightened with the spirit of wisdom and revelation" to see what’s already been prepared and given to me and to know much more fully the One Who has so meticulously prepared and lavishly given it. As I walk intimately with Him and rest confidently in Him (based only on His merits, never my own), I am given free access to my account in His heavenly storehouse and enabled to appropriate its glorious riches to every circumstance of my life, even the most searingly painful and confoundingly difficult ones. I have a spiritual Fort Knox available to me through knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, but He Himself is my greatest treasure. Without Him, nothing else matters. Nothing else has meaning if I am not found in Him, clinging to Him and carried by Him. When I finally become desperate for Him alone, I begin to understand the profound reality of all He desires for me and offers to me in my spiritual inheritance in Him. There are infinite presents to be unwrapped in His presence which cannot be told in human words or comprehended by mortal minds, but they wait to be taken hold of by any and all who would take hold of Him. ***For He gives and gives and gives and gives, and even when He takes, He gives.***#
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Surrounded by kith and kin ' Success ' is well known. Poor ' Failure ' is an orphan; lives in seclusion, all alone.
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Jan 23, 2016
Jan 23, 2016 at 8:18 AM UTC
Success/Failure
We humans have Lots of silly excuses All the time From dusk to dawn And in all seasons Whether spring or autumn And if winter or summer We always complain for What we don’t have Lacking this and that And so on.. But we never Count our blessings Our mind With no retardation Our eyes With no blindness Our ears With no deafness Our tongue With no dumbness And our body With no disability at all Even though Most of us Believe that We are not talented And lack so many skills But we never think How a disabled person Got so many vibrant calibers Some can write With legs Some can dance With one leg Some can swim With no legs and arms Some can paint With no vision And all that Mind blowing talents With such disabilities Is something To learn about But have we Ever thought Why can’t We have that abilities And the reason is We don’t have an urge To do anything We have lots of facilities Around us And thus we don’t need To sharp our brains We live in pleasures Like in a full swing And thus We don’t know The pain of a Handicapped The darkness Of a blind The communication barrier Of a dumb The hearing impairments Of a deaf The financial constraints Of a poor And the loneliness Of an orphan We humans Born as ordinary And thus No need to think As extraordinary We mostly learn from Our mistakes And so about the Urge for it When we get A sincere urge It results to a Turning point in life So why can’t we Challenge our disability And make it an ability Let’s rebound our abilities To make it a miracle And enjoy the worthiness of This graceful life
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Nov 17, 2019
Nov 17, 2019 at 5:36 PM UTC
DISABILITY TO ABILITY
We humans have Lots of silly excuses All the time From dusk to dawn And in all seasons Whether spring or autumn And if winter or summer We always complain for What we don’t have Lacking this and that And so on.. But we never Count our blessings Our mind With no retardation Our eyes With no blindness Our ears With no deafness Our tongue With no dumbness And our body With no disability at all Even though Most of us Believe that We are not talented And lack so many skills But we never think How a disabled person Got so many vibrant calibers Some can write With legs Some can dance With one leg Some can swim With no legs and arms Some can paint With no vision And all that Mind blowing talents With such disabilities Is something To learn about But have we Ever thought Why can’t We have that abilities And the reason is We don’t have an urge To do anything We have lots of facilities Around us And thus we don’t need To sharp our brains We live in pleasures Like in a full swing And thus We don’t know The pain of a Handicapped The darkness Of a blind The communication barrier Of a dumb The hearing impairments Of a deaf The financial constraints Of a poor And the loneliness Of an orphan We humans Born as ordinary And thus No need to think As extraordinary We mostly learn from Our mistakes And so about the Urge for it When we get A sincere urge It results to a Turning point in life So why can’t we Challenge our disability And make it an ability Let’s rebound our abilities To make it a miracle And enjoy the worthiness of This graceful life
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Ebola Ebola! Ebola! Ebola! you are only hunting in the exhausted fields, you predecessors have done evil marvel in this land Africa's sons and daughter were heavily taken away in slave raid, colonial rampage two world wars ,cancer and *** aids, Ebola you must be ashamed to come here, are you as foolish as lioness that must follow the path initially taken by her husband the lion? Ebola Africa is dead tired and lain forlorn by strange diseases not known by it but only named in the land of their cradle where *** was born in the Irish Laboratory on trial and error to decimate Africa's populations in the racially biased arsenal you have also come you fangled teeth a bare menace to each of us you make us bleed from out body holes, blood oozing out like Nile water from lake Victoria Ebola ! Ebola ! sympathy is not a vice , but heavenly virtue, only protege of the Godly please be sympathetic to Africa the orphan of the classic times with no succour her wounds of Cancer are fresh and fresh as those obnoxites from the nasty Aids aka *** kindly empathize with Africa you have eaten Mali and Nigeria after Congo Kinshasa you are now in Kenya the neighbor of Sudan the last born of Africa already rendered forlorn by the AK 47 and AK 74 , shot in the tribal tremors O! Ebola Ebola ! my prayer to you is as brief as that; forgive me for my weird mourning of my brothers and sister in death mongering mandibles so ugly and Abysmal like Gehenna of Jesus Christ, Amen !
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Aug 13, 2014
Aug 13, 2014 at 4:59 AM UTC
Ebola
there was a little hedgehog he was very sad it was christmas time and he had lost his dad the snow had got so deep he got left behind and the hedgehogs dad he just couldnt find he just kept on walking in the snow so deep then he found some snow piled up in a heap he dug into the snow then he heard a snore there he  found his dad sleeping on the floor hedgehog he was happy that he had found his dad it made his christmas happy best one he ever had
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Dec 9, 2013
Dec 9, 2013 at 11:23 AM UTC
hedgehog orphan
If I lose my father, I will be an orphan. If I lose my mother, I will be an orphan. If I lose my loved one, I will be an orphan.
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Jun 17, 2015
Jun 17, 2015 at 5:09 AM UTC
Prone Orphan
Lou, You're an orphan now. The deciding vote In your favor, The good kisses, The latent reconciliation Linger in this thick room. You won't need to clean chimneys, Work in a blacking factory, Get your ears pinched, and your **** kicked. You've laid out a fine plaster effigy In this cherry box; Yet Enzo's nature is hidden: His personal tears And public laughter Aren't in this demeanor With rosary weaved into the basket of his hands. We've polished our shoes, So we stand and discuss The crucifix wedged To hold up the lid, And how we follow our fathers' footsteps. We knew it to end this way With our fathers' generation.      *But you must know your father lost a father,      That father lost, lost his...* I too am orphaned, Lou, And we'll continue on As orphans do.
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Jun 23, 2015
Jun 23, 2015 at 10:04 AM UTC
Orphans
Allah was his ears As sounds unlawful, unethical it never heard. Secrets, gossips and rumours were also barred. It buzzed with words of Quran day and night Always Open to sounds just and upright. Allah was his eyes As it looked parents, orphans and needy with love Brimmed with tears thinking of Almighty above It never despised his brother and from lust it was freed. Gold and silver had no worth and had no signs of greed. Allah was his hands As it stopped things reprehensible with force In Allah's cause spent abundantly his resource It caressed the head of an orphan in affection. Time and again meekly raised it in supplication. Allah was his feet As it never moved towards things which Allah hate Avoided walking arrogantly with a strutting gait It always ran to help downtrodden, oppressed. For knowledge for light it was on constant quest. He had mountains of obligatory good deeds He had mountains of non-obligatory good deeds His protector was Allah The Almighty His enemy was enemy of Allah The Almighty He was beloved of Allah He was friend of Allah He was Wali of Allah He was Waliullah.
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 5:33 PM UTC
Waliullah - Friend of Allah(swt)
dearer to me than my heart dearer to me than my soul and i bleed I lose with my heart and soul Inflicting pain, sorrows griefs -- endless remorse Once my homeland was pure it was freed from blood ****** insensitivity once my homeland was free of evil inhabitants sorrows multiplied a thousand fold gathered in pain-inflicted tears with lump in throats distant from your presence i cry-- for your loss On the rooftops of tragedies, my heart sink more like an orphan, an abandoned child my homeland bleeds i scream within i feel the abandonment dearer to me than my own voice dearer to me than my own eyes and i am silent I am blind losing my sight, losing my voice as my voice can't reflect the pain i feel my eyes can't cry any more reflecting ocean of deprived once my homeland was free of pain people were safe we running like rivers do not say it our country was a flesh in body now it is a dead body amongst many flesh forgotten the promises forgotten the true colors in the name of revenge, we humiliate humanity my intention is not to write poems in my soul, i embrace nights long this land absorbed wounds, tears blood, fights, and many martyrs who are forgotten my country is our hope we are growing in broken shadows this siege is waiting us to drown us in the middle of lonesome warrior nobody can feel in absence of love who are incapable to feel to take, to absorb love require us to cry, to embrace today our homeland is deprived abandoned, bleeding she is under siege as we forgotten to love we deprived her of her loyalty we deprived her of her love we deprived her of her true lovers My homeland I feel your pain in my heart I carry all with me
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 10:44 AM UTC
my homeland
dearer to me than my heart dearer to me than my soul and i bleed I lose with my heart and soul Inflicting pain, sorrows griefs -- endless remorse Once my homeland was pure it was freed from blood ****** insensitivity once my homeland was free of evil inhabitants sorrows multiplied a thousand fold gathered in pain-inflicted tears with lump in throats distant from your presence i cry-- for your loss On the rooftops of tragedies, my heart sink more like an orphan, an abandoned child my homeland bleeds i scream within i feel the abandonment dearer to me than my own voice dearer to me than my own eyes and i am silent I am blind losing my sight, losing my voice as my voice can't reflect the pain i feel my eyes can't cry any more reflecting ocean of deprived once my homeland was free of pain people were safe we running like rivers do not say it our country was a flesh in body now it is a dead body amongst many flesh forgotten the promises forgotten the true colors in the name of revenge, we humiliate humanity my intention is not to write poems in my soul, i embrace nights long this land absorbed wounds, tears blood, fights, and many martyrs who are forgotten my country is our hope we are growing in broken shadows this siege is waiting us to drown us in the middle of lonesome warrior nobody can feel in absence of love who are incapable to feel to take, to absorb love require us to cry, to embrace today our homeland is deprived abandoned, bleeding she is under siege as we forgotten to love we deprived her of her loyalty we deprived her of her love we deprived her of her true lovers My homeland I feel your pain in my heart I carry all with me
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Why don't you grow Dear seed, that I did not sow Asked the parent, in sorrow -Kaya
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 1:14 PM UTC
Orphan Seed
The young and bold Sir Lancelot Had shunned the lady of Shalott And all the swooning maidens, dear. His heart belonged to Guinevere. And were she not to Arthur, wed, She'd have the heart-sick knight instead. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad sir Lancelot du Lac. When first he came to Camelot The orphan knight, Sir Lancelot Did prove his worth to Arthur's Court In jousting, and such noble sport And with his charm and courtly grace, His confidence and handsome face, He won the heart of Guinevere, And so he found his heart's one fear. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. In tournaments and deeds of arms, He never fell to earthly harms. His Lady's scarf about his breast, He held aloft his knightly chest And for her honor always strove, And worshiped her with courtly love. But she is wed, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. Beneath a tree, the young knight slept And one day, four queens on him crept, The chief of them, Morgan Le Fay. With magic, they stole him away. A choice they begged of him to make, That one of them his heart should take. But love is strong. They had no luck In tempting Lancelot du Lac. When Melegans stole Guinevere A cart, Sir Lancelot did steer To reach the hold where she was kept, Then toward the treacherous knight he leapt. He bested him with slash and blow, But to Sir Lancelot's great woe His Lady simply laughed in jest And saw no honor in his quest, For he arrived upon a cart. Thus, broken was the young knight's heart, And in a rage he left the place. He longed just for his Lady's grace. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. The young and bold Sir Lancelot Had shunned the lady of Shalott And all the swooning maidens, dear. His heart belonged to Guinevere. And were she not to Arthur, wed, She'd have the heart-sick knight instead. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. So when he quested for the Grail He made a promise he would fail. He said he'd not love Guinevere, But as he spoke, he shed a tear. He knew one day their love would end The table round, and hurt their friends. So when this promise he did break The land of Camelot did quake. For Agrivan, King Arthur, told His wife did love Lancelot bold And Arthur sent her to the pyre To end her sinful love, in fire. But Lancelot, his queen, did save And Arthur fell into the grave And all the knights of Table Round Were torn apart, could not be bound. And thus the fall of Camelot Was caused by one Sir Lancelot. But so it goes, such is the luck Of bold Sir Lancelot du Lac.
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Nov 6, 2011
Nov 6, 2011 at 9:29 PM UTC
Sir Lancelot du Lac
The young and bold Sir Lancelot Had shunned the lady of Shalott And all the swooning maidens, dear. His heart belonged to Guinevere. And were she not to Arthur, wed, She'd have the heart-sick knight instead. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad sir Lancelot du Lac. When first he came to Camelot The orphan knight, Sir Lancelot Did prove his worth to Arthur's Court In jousting, and such noble sport And with his charm and courtly grace, His confidence and handsome face, He won the heart of Guinevere, And so he found his heart's one fear. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. In tournaments and deeds of arms, He never fell to earthly harms. His Lady's scarf about his breast, He held aloft his knightly chest And for her honor always strove, And worshiped her with courtly love. But she is wed, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. Beneath a tree, the young knight slept And one day, four queens on him crept, The chief of them, Morgan Le Fay. With magic, they stole him away. A choice they begged of him to make, That one of them his heart should take. But love is strong. They had no luck In tempting Lancelot du Lac. When Melegans stole Guinevere A cart, Sir Lancelot did steer To reach the hold where she was kept, Then toward the treacherous knight he leapt. He bested him with slash and blow, But to Sir Lancelot's great woe His Lady simply laughed in jest And saw no honor in his quest, For he arrived upon a cart. Thus, broken was the young knight's heart, And in a rage he left the place. He longed just for his Lady's grace. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. The young and bold Sir Lancelot Had shunned the lady of Shalott And all the swooning maidens, dear. His heart belonged to Guinevere. And were she not to Arthur, wed, She'd have the heart-sick knight instead. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. So when he quested for the Grail He made a promise he would fail. He said he'd not love Guinevere, But as he spoke, he shed a tear. He knew one day their love would end The table round, and hurt their friends. So when this promise he did break The land of Camelot did quake. For Agrivan, King Arthur, told His wife did love Lancelot bold And Arthur sent her to the pyre To end her sinful love, in fire. But Lancelot, his queen, did save And Arthur fell into the grave And all the knights of Table Round Were torn apart, could not be bound. And thus the fall of Camelot Was caused by one Sir Lancelot. But so it goes, such is the luck Of bold Sir Lancelot du Lac.
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In blood, a precious cake dancing aflame in whirlpool of cyclopean darkness. The triggers of sanguinary guns are tumbling down tears, sorrow and grief in gush on the cliff of darkness. The moon,  a crimson cake of venom toasting blind sun in gory rays as stars twinkling blood at dawn. The orphan profusely wailing for peace in her own bizarre carnage in bazaar of iniquity and rivers of blood. Let the world stop this blood Lest this blood stops the world! ©2018 KAYODE STEVE ADARAMOYE
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Nov 23, 2018
Nov 23, 2018 at 4:55 AM UTC
SYRIA: A CAKE IN BLOOD
He slowly assembles his rifle on the barren rooftop as the      wind blows through his light blond hair. His long overcoat ***** and wraps around his thin long     legs. He places his elbows upon the short wall in front of him,      firmly kneeling on both knees. Glancing into the rifle's sight, he focuses sharply through      its cross hairs; he sees hundreds passing through the sight,      men, women, children, and as he sees it, a maze      of mass hysteria. He thinks of his current desperate situation and with each      passing thought, his heart pumps more hateful      adrenaline through his expanding veins. What am I?....He wonders. "I am the orphan child too ugly to adopt! I am the spit in the street you step in and curse! I am the cockroach so many crush beneath their feet! I wish to love and beloved, for I am ever so lonely,      so empty. I wish to give my whole self to someone to make them      eternally happy! To sacrifice all I possess, including my life, for the one      I love, but I am thoughtlessly branded a stalker! I am the void in all broken hearts. As a child, I only wished to be loved and appreciated, but I was raised the invisible child. There's a painful sore in my throbbing brain, the lethal      virus of society'd disdain. I'm insane!....I'm insane!...Give me peace, God if you exist      Give me peace! He glances once again through the sight's cross hairs, catching sight of a young boy standing alone, mouth wide open     with tears rolling down his cheeks. He pauses.....envisioning himself, his blue eyes cloud      with tears. He pulls back back his loaded rifle placing it against the      short wall, realizing at the moment this wasn't the way to end his      unbearable pain. Reaching into his deep overcoat's pocket, his long fingers      catch grasp of the cool surface of a 9 mm. Pulling it slowly from his pocket, he raises it to his temple, slipping his finger upon its tight trigger he whispers once      again, "God....if you exist, Give me peace."
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Dec 26, 2016
Dec 26, 2016 at 1:25 PM UTC
The Rooftop
He slowly assembles his rifle on the barren rooftop as the      wind blows through his light blond hair. His long overcoat ***** and wraps around his thin long     legs. He places his elbows upon the short wall in front of him,      firmly kneeling on both knees. Glancing into the rifle's sight, he focuses sharply through      its cross hairs; he sees hundreds passing through the sight,      men, women, children, and as he sees it, a maze      of mass hysteria. He thinks of his current desperate situation and with each      passing thought, his heart pumps more hateful      adrenaline through his expanding veins. What am I?....He wonders. "I am the orphan child too ugly to adopt! I am the spit in the street you step in and curse! I am the cockroach so many crush beneath their feet! I wish to love and beloved, for I am ever so lonely,      so empty. I wish to give my whole self to someone to make them      eternally happy! To sacrifice all I possess, including my life, for the one      I love, but I am thoughtlessly branded a stalker! I am the void in all broken hearts. As a child, I only wished to be loved and appreciated, but I was raised the invisible child. There's a painful sore in my throbbing brain, the lethal      virus of society'd disdain. I'm insane!....I'm insane!...Give me peace, God if you exist      Give me peace! He glances once again through the sight's cross hairs, catching sight of a young boy standing alone, mouth wide open     with tears rolling down his cheeks. He pauses.....envisioning himself, his blue eyes cloud      with tears. He pulls back back his loaded rifle placing it against the      short wall, realizing at the moment this wasn't the way to end his      unbearable pain. Reaching into his deep overcoat's pocket, his long fingers      catch grasp of the cool surface of a 9 mm. Pulling it slowly from his pocket, he raises it to his temple, slipping his finger upon its tight trigger he whispers once      again, "God....if you exist, Give me peace."
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I remember staring at the ceiling listening to Schindler's list in the dark. We were two orphans sleeping with our poor lost mother who couldn't pull herself together for her two orphan children. The only lullaby she knew was her own depression. I remember how the music scared me worse than nightmares and I lay close to you imagining the great train carting off lost mothers and orphan sisters. Our poor mother turn child sneaking into bed with her orphan daughters to escape the wisps of nightmares. The music, filled with so much sorrow and pain was too much for ones so young. I'm so sorry sister, We really should never have listened.
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 9:17 PM UTC
Two Orphan Sisters
Look into my eyes and you shall see The innocence and solitude in me I am all alone in this massive ball No one to pick me when I fall Touch my body and feel The absence of countless meals I have dug into several bins To find a morsel from trashed tins I have slept on cold hard grounds A better place, still not found I was soaked by the pouring rains And disturbed by noisy trains I have played with broken dolls Drawn with charcoal on overfilled walls I have prayed to all the gods I know Their love makes my soul glow I am a child too Don’t deprive me of you Cuddle me in your arms A little crave for love means no harm I know I am an orphan And might not even get buried in a coffin But don’t shoo me away so recklessly Where is your humanity? Don’t throw that money and walk away Please hear me out or for a while just stay If you know of an orphanage, take me there I no longer want to live in despair. -Zainab Attari
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 3:55 AM UTC
Orphan
I never heard you, but I hear you. I never held you, but I feel you. I never knew you, but I love you.
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Jul 14, 2018
Jul 14, 2018 at 12:50 AM UTC
Orphan
Now let us pray. May hellfire rain down on us today, on all those who offered pay in full metal change to watch the life sized lights explode & wicked witches hanging by the throat from a tenth floor window it was all so cool. so cool. demon induced dementia cemented in an underground parking garage sleepover sleepless starry eyed orphan **** princess- apparel section regressing to an oral fixation & a need to keep the fingers busy. pink **** carpet heart shaped atrocity rotten thing. you ain't the boss of me paleface scarab angel seraph snake made up cheap heart tarnished purely black comedy legs like a limousine keeping company with the holy cross dressers on the local drug scene. oh how special. yesterday I fed my edificial fetish & I could not stop thinking. these high arched ceilings. could not contain my feelings, if they tried. drive by advertisements remind me there's not much to be excited about.
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Jun 13, 2015
Jun 13, 2015 at 6:23 AM UTC
Black Comedy
I once struck a man in anger, with a small statuette. I dropped it to the floor as he fell, too, and watched the blood flow from his head. Though as I gazed at the pool of crimson and began to realize what I had done, I felt a snap and saw a vision: I saw every drop of his blood. It was inside his body, flowing, coursing, full of life and giving life. He grew to raise a family, love his wife, and love his kids. He helped his coworkers and encouraged them. He donated to charities, and those charities helped many. Some of those many improved their lives and helped many more. As his sons, daughters, wife, and coworkers also were given life by him and gave life, I saw his blood flow into their veins and spread, infecting countless others with love. Houses filled with light and laughter Streets were peopled by happy beings. A woman comforted a girl in the loss of a friend, holding the sobbing face to her caring chest. A poor man gave his only coat to a cold orphan boy on the curb, smiling through weathered lips. I saw all this life, And it was an ocean. A flash of light and sound, and I saw another vision: I saw every drop of his blood. It was outside his body, flowing, coursing, void of life and stealing life. As it touched me, I joined it as blood, boiling and bubbling with hate. As our blood ran down the busy metropolis street of life, it would touch people it came across. When it did so, they would melt also into a mass of red, splashing outward, and infecting others. Everyone touched would gasp and turn to scarlet, turning the shop-lined street into a river of blood. Countless lives were consumed in this manner. At one point, I finally pooled at the bottom of the street, and stared back from where I came. The street was now dark and desolate, the bustling life gone. The shops empty, the skies grey, the ground littered. A finch plucked strands from a red-stained straw hat, to make a bed of death. A mangy alley dog lapped up the blood that still coated the street, becoming only more hideous. And all was quiet, and I was utterly alone, but for the screams of their blood in my ears. I saw all this death, And it was an ocean. A jolt, and I opened my eyes. I found myself staring at the blood running from the man’s head in front of me. A few seconds later and I realized again what I had done. But I realized something else as well. I tore my shirt and tightly wrapped his head in the cloth. I lifted him up and took him to the hospital. There I sat and awaited my punishment. And took joy in life.
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Mar 15, 2012
Mar 15, 2012 at 12:10 PM UTC
Blood - pt. 2
I once struck a man in anger, with a small statuette. I dropped it to the floor as he fell, too, and watched the blood flow from his head. Though as I gazed at the pool of crimson and began to realize what I had done, I felt a snap and saw a vision: I saw every drop of his blood. It was inside his body, flowing, coursing, full of life and giving life. He grew to raise a family, love his wife, and love his kids. He helped his coworkers and encouraged them. He donated to charities, and those charities helped many. Some of those many improved their lives and helped many more. As his sons, daughters, wife, and coworkers also were given life by him and gave life, I saw his blood flow into their veins and spread, infecting countless others with love. Houses filled with light and laughter Streets were peopled by happy beings. A woman comforted a girl in the loss of a friend, holding the sobbing face to her caring chest. A poor man gave his only coat to a cold orphan boy on the curb, smiling through weathered lips. I saw all this life, And it was an ocean. A flash of light and sound, and I saw another vision: I saw every drop of his blood. It was outside his body, flowing, coursing, void of life and stealing life. As it touched me, I joined it as blood, boiling and bubbling with hate. As our blood ran down the busy metropolis street of life, it would touch people it came across. When it did so, they would melt also into a mass of red, splashing outward, and infecting others. Everyone touched would gasp and turn to scarlet, turning the shop-lined street into a river of blood. Countless lives were consumed in this manner. At one point, I finally pooled at the bottom of the street, and stared back from where I came. The street was now dark and desolate, the bustling life gone. The shops empty, the skies grey, the ground littered. A finch plucked strands from a red-stained straw hat, to make a bed of death. A mangy alley dog lapped up the blood that still coated the street, becoming only more hideous. And all was quiet, and I was utterly alone, but for the screams of their blood in my ears. I saw all this death, And it was an ocean. A jolt, and I opened my eyes. I found myself staring at the blood running from the man’s head in front of me. A few seconds later and I realized again what I had done. But I realized something else as well. I tore my shirt and tightly wrapped his head in the cloth. I lifted him up and took him to the hospital. There I sat and awaited my punishment. And took joy in life.
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I was once a young boy wizard, who saved the world with his friends. I was once the Mockingjay, whose adventures had no end. I was once Divergent, and one choice changed my life. I was once a Demi-god, and my pen was also a knife. I was once a kid with a treehouse, That travelled to anywhere in time. I was once a young girl who lived in the woods, in a small house, but that was just fine. I was once a young German orphan, stole books and read them for fun. I was once a hobbit who found the one ring, but still my exploits weren't done. When I read a good book, I sail away, To Hogwarts, The Factions, The Shire. I am the characters I read, I'm Leisel, I'm the Girl On Fire. So sail me away, give me a book, I promise you it won't bore me. For when I am reading a well written tale, Though I am me, I'm the story. ----------------------------------------------------
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Jul 29, 2014
Jul 29, 2014 at 1:23 PM UTC
Sail away