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"weal" poems
Dear friend, far off, my lost desire, So far, so near in woe and weal; O loved the most, when most I feel There is a lower and a higher; Known and unknown; human, divine; Sweet human hand and lips and eye; Dear heavenly friend that canst not die, Mine, mine, for ever, ever mine; Strange friend, past, present, and to be; Loved deeplier, darklier understood; Behold, I dream a dream of good, And mingle all the world with thee.
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In Memoriam A. H. H. OBIIT MDCCCXXXIII: Part 129
Fickle Done in mentioned light... Through and due the common, the still Notice of compliment, a comment of right None The more we save, from the proof of simplicity Story's and a sulking tree, the seldom of fun in the sun Turned to universality, with the eyes of anarchy Amend Sour and refined, refrain from the beauty of compel? The pout of another gift and the choice of feeling's substance Over the quiet since, that has become ours to weal... Things And the duty of a desire in worthing heaven, the hell of unity Given me, and the role of synchronicity a resolve, to sweeten Time is a daring host, to assure even the tiniest of needs, vicinity Arduous Threshold in the lime, the boding of every else, in the book Staid and remembering decorum, like a hell is every cause When we are the understanding home, to a willing look... Force Are we a stir of responsibility in the arms of voice, or its cope? Timid as we are, the calling of it all, is a wisdom's source? Look hard for a nature? when you can have a friend for it's love... Caring True to mellower stares, the throe of uncanny light Made from the none, are we to survive a decision, so faring The response of decency, that a swim with the devil, is also right... Liberty Loan the call, to me for a universe's song Trust is a walking might of the deed, asking the seldom, evil's Is it me, or the shade in a wishes stir, the tout we held all along?
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Oct 10, 2022
Oct 10, 2022 at 4:45 PM UTC
I Found James Dean, In A Bottle Of Milk...
Montgomery! true, the common lot Of mortals lies in Lethe’s wave; Yet some shall never be forgot, Some shall exist beyond the grave. “Unknown the region of his birth,” The hero rolls the tide of war; Yet not unknown his martial worth, Which glares a meteor from afar. His joy or grief, his weal or woe, Perchance may ’scape the page of fame; Yet nations, now unborn, will know The record of his deathless name. The Patriot’s and the Poet’s frame Must share the common tomb of all: Their glory will not sleep the same; ‘That’ will arise, though Empires fall. The lustre of a Beauty’s eye Assumes the ghastly stare of death; The fair, the brave, the good must die, And sink the yawning grave beneath. Once more, the speaking eye revives, Still beaming through the lover’s strain; For Petrarch’s Laura still survives: She died, but ne’er will die again. The rolling seasons pass away, And Time, untiring, waves his wing; Whilst honour’s laurels ne’er decay, But bloom in fresh, unfading spring. All, all must sleep in grim repose, Collected in the silent tomb; The old, the young, with friends and foes, Fest’ring alike in shrouds, consume. The mouldering marble lasts its day, Yet falls at length an useless fane; To Ruin’s ruthless fangs a prey, The wrecks of pillar’d Pride remain. What, though the sculpture be destroy’d, From dark Oblivion meant to guard; A bright renown shall be enjoy’d, By those, whose virtues claim reward. Then do not say the common lot Of all lies deep in Lethe’s wave; Some few who ne’er will be forgot Shall burst the ******* of the grave.
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Answer To A Beautiful Poem, Written By Montgomery, Author Of “The Wanderer Of Switzerland,” Etc., Entitled “The Common Lot.”
Montgomery! true, the common lot Of mortals lies in Lethe’s wave; Yet some shall never be forgot, Some shall exist beyond the grave. “Unknown the region of his birth,” The hero rolls the tide of war; Yet not unknown his martial worth, Which glares a meteor from afar. His joy or grief, his weal or woe, Perchance may ’scape the page of fame; Yet nations, now unborn, will know The record of his deathless name. The Patriot’s and the Poet’s frame Must share the common tomb of all: Their glory will not sleep the same; ‘That’ will arise, though Empires fall. The lustre of a Beauty’s eye Assumes the ghastly stare of death; The fair, the brave, the good must die, And sink the yawning grave beneath. Once more, the speaking eye revives, Still beaming through the lover’s strain; For Petrarch’s Laura still survives: She died, but ne’er will die again. The rolling seasons pass away, And Time, untiring, waves his wing; Whilst honour’s laurels ne’er decay, But bloom in fresh, unfading spring. All, all must sleep in grim repose, Collected in the silent tomb; The old, the young, with friends and foes, Fest’ring alike in shrouds, consume. The mouldering marble lasts its day, Yet falls at length an useless fane; To Ruin’s ruthless fangs a prey, The wrecks of pillar’d Pride remain. What, though the sculpture be destroy’d, From dark Oblivion meant to guard; A bright renown shall be enjoy’d, By those, whose virtues claim reward. Then do not say the common lot Of all lies deep in Lethe’s wave; Some few who ne’er will be forgot Shall burst the ******* of the grave.
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how long to live through the next thought to have a brief encounter with time an impossible time of intolerable anguish where embarking upon a sentence is a violent wrench from perceived notions of reality, one that causes nerves to flay upon my body with weal's of words where vatic poetry is wrought in trembling rages spilling, dripping upon the traumatised parchment that is my pages in de-congealing interrelated drops of image that crack the pavements in a visual vibrancy of taut creative tension where these words keep their own company and speak in interrogative tongues causing a fragmentation of earthquake fissures to radiate across my mind in a cataclysm of universal poison that quiets and dissolves stability and asks, no demands of me, what can you see?
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 8:05 PM UTC
Acute Inner Disturbance
Rose of a champion Thought, in a beautified accord Set to waiting hours, a needs complexion Where we are, the tale of unity to its peaceful order... Skip, argue or define The truth, we removed by bounty of pouts...? Sated avarice, and the curtness of kin caught in a notorious lie... Welcome a shadow to breath, when a harrowed eye allowed...? Is a requited girth, of when, any of a decency's curse? Has found me, in a live and by chastity's purpose Handsomer skills that agree, in no known terms... I had the taste of pride, like a reality of sin, to accuse Why...? No man with a tradition of sincerity, is this island commit Without the sigh of me, the irony to dwell and seek tight The course of another ship of fortune, that has seldom to wit: Look, an eye of poise, if not intellects poison... Made manifest by the only few, of bared conscience That has us for curiosity's fool, but you, for another hero to loan A flower of understated chaste; a victim of letters of prescience? Tall tales of nothing more than a drunk hysteria? Here is your mind, in my way for one more timidity... Think and details of weal, we will know until votes ***** drama To a reaching hour, no one above another, like acts of humanity...
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Sep 4, 2022
Sep 4, 2022 at 3:17 PM UTC
The Practiced Eye Waits (For Lovers Denied)
--Proverbs xxiv. 11, 12. 1. I have done I know not what,--what have I done? My brother's blood, my brother's soul, doth cry: And I find no defence, find no reply, No courage more to run this race I run Not knowing what I have done, have left undone; Ah me, these awful unknown hours that fly Fruitless it may be, fleeting fruitless by Rank with death-savor underneath the sun. For what avails it that I did not know The deed I did? what profits me the plea That had I known I had not wronged him so? Lord Jesus Christ, my God, him pity Thou; Lord, if it may be, pity also me: In judgment pity, and in death, and now. 2. Thou Who hast borne all burdens, bear our load, Bear Thou our load whatever load it be; Our guilt, our shame, our helpless misery, Bear Thou Who only canst, O God my God. Seek us and find us, for we cannot Thee Or seek or find or hold or cleave unto: We cannot do or undo; Lord, undo Our self-undoing, for Thine is the key Of all we are not though we might have been. Dear Lord, if ever mercy moved Thy mind, If so be love of us can move Thee yet, If still the nail-prints in Thy Hands are seen, Remember us,--yea, how shouldst Thou forget? Remember us for good, and seek, and find. 3. Each soul I might have succored, may have slain, All souls shall face me at the last Appeal, That great last moment poised for woe or weal, That final moment for man's bliss or bane. Vanity of vanities, yea all is vain Which then will not avail or help or heal: Disfeatured faces, worn-out knees that kneel, Will more avail than strength or beauty then. Lord, by Thy Passion,--when Thy Face was marred In sight of earth and hell tumultuous, And Thy heart failed in Thee like melting wax, And Thy Blood dropped more precious than the nard,-- Lord, for Thy sake, not ours, supply our lacks, For Thine own sake, not ours, Christ, pity us.
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If Thou Sayest, Behold, We Knew It Not
--Proverbs xxiv. 11, 12. 1. I have done I know not what,--what have I done? My brother's blood, my brother's soul, doth cry: And I find no defence, find no reply, No courage more to run this race I run Not knowing what I have done, have left undone; Ah me, these awful unknown hours that fly Fruitless it may be, fleeting fruitless by Rank with death-savor underneath the sun. For what avails it that I did not know The deed I did? what profits me the plea That had I known I had not wronged him so? Lord Jesus Christ, my God, him pity Thou; Lord, if it may be, pity also me: In judgment pity, and in death, and now. 2. Thou Who hast borne all burdens, bear our load, Bear Thou our load whatever load it be; Our guilt, our shame, our helpless misery, Bear Thou Who only canst, O God my God. Seek us and find us, for we cannot Thee Or seek or find or hold or cleave unto: We cannot do or undo; Lord, undo Our self-undoing, for Thine is the key Of all we are not though we might have been. Dear Lord, if ever mercy moved Thy mind, If so be love of us can move Thee yet, If still the nail-prints in Thy Hands are seen, Remember us,--yea, how shouldst Thou forget? Remember us for good, and seek, and find. 3. Each soul I might have succored, may have slain, All souls shall face me at the last Appeal, That great last moment poised for woe or weal, That final moment for man's bliss or bane. Vanity of vanities, yea all is vain Which then will not avail or help or heal: Disfeatured faces, worn-out knees that kneel, Will more avail than strength or beauty then. Lord, by Thy Passion,--when Thy Face was marred In sight of earth and hell tumultuous, And Thy heart failed in Thee like melting wax, And Thy Blood dropped more precious than the nard,-- Lord, for Thy sake, not ours, supply our lacks, For Thine own sake, not ours, Christ, pity us.
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You raised them You should keep them And pay all their bills; What you raised spills Over into the common weal And fears become real As they are ignorant Greedy and mean Worst we’ve ever seen And no hope of salvation From your creation. Are you afraid of your kid? Is that what you did; Let him or her do whatever And you never told them What is wisdom or whim? Let them do what they please As long as they don’t sneeze In church or belch loudly Then you can go on proudly Bragging about your good child Until they run totally wild And get themselves arrested. Then your lies are bested And your laziness outed. No wonder you pouted. When things go wrong You want someone to come along And take care of things And pay the fines that brings Because they are sweet, down deep. Then you go back to sleep Because life should be easy for you And the things your kids do Are not your fault, so back out to buy More magazines about movie stars And slobber over newer cars And ***** about the schools Not teaching them the rules And how to pursue them Then you go out and sue them For teaching what you do And not what kids should do.
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Mar 23, 2017
Mar 23, 2017 at 6:13 PM UTC
NASTY CHILDREN
Well! thou art happy, and I feel That I should thus be happy too; For still my heart regards thy weal Warmly, as it was wont to do. Thy husband’s blest—and ’twill impart Some pangs to view his happier lot: But let them pass—Oh! how my heart Would hate him if he loved thee not! When late I saw thy favourite child, I thought my jealous heart would break; But when the unconscious infant smil’d, I kiss’d it for its mother’s sake. I kiss’d it,—and repress’d my sighs Its father in its face to see; But then it had its mother’s eyes, And they were all to love and me. Mary, adieu! I must away: While thou art blest I’ll not repine; But near thee I can never stay; My heart would soon again be thine. I deem’d that Time, I deem’d that Pride, Had quench’d at length my boyish flame; Nor knew, till seated by thy side, My heart in all,—save hope,—the same. Yet was I calm: I knew the time My breast would thrill before thy look; But now to tremble were a crime— We met,—and not a nerve was shook. I saw thee gaze upon my face, Yet meet with no confusion there: One only feeling couldst thou trace; The sullen calmness of despair. Away! away! my early dream Remembrance never must awake: Oh! where is Lethe’s fabled stream? My foolish heart be still, or break.
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Well! Thou Art Happy
Then, when a pin-fall echoes ringing in the enveloping darkness, and muddied silence eclipses all light, spreading all around the mistletoe guards the path forward, we must know, it will all end. For a greater power than all we know, than even the greatest of Gods, a secret is enshrined within the very fabric of existence: a mystic voice echoes, from the mists, a boon-giving hand reassures us lost here: Whenever in trouble, wherever you be call and the help shall swell forth from within the wells dug empty in the crusts of our being; Like the last light of the evening the image of clay disappears into the waters, that in mystic union connect earth and the heavens, appearing again year after year in yet more lovely forms: A river of love that swells forth at our suffering, the cradle of our weal and woe, the Mother of everything that ever is. Nine there might be, the darkest of nights, but the tenth is the day of victory for sure!
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Oct 16, 2013
Oct 16, 2013 at 2:35 PM UTC
The mystic voice
The thrill of the chase... A chaste example, to acquire a hill Meant in dole and measure, the evening pace Of a risen question, which has nerves to chill Heat is a wavering sense of redoubt Sent by accept and due a looking herald Find a shadow of differ, with a comparison's pout Share and weal to endow, a question of waiting held? Maybe, a light has a wealth we can have? Said to bared and curious, superiority Will a stranger deed in the presence of need, pass? Asking for the so, a mutual live to do, is am affinity? Character is a reigning hope, to understate a gift? Soul to deified how, in a calling to wryed eyes When we are the eyes of rightness, risen of airs to lift A season of justness, with a moment assuring silence... Is the goal of sincerity... Is the given of simplicity... Is the god of serendipity... Is the gesture of sakes city... Who? And the hill, of reason taken to reality Of visions fortitude, a ply of when sense is too soon Will we become like ourselves, at the sight of future integrity?
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Mar 19, 2023
Mar 19, 2023 at 3:03 PM UTC
Tonight, The Sun Waits Here For Us
Urges, we never said... Were the time, the thoughts of open bother Of a sleeping prophet, with silence to lead: A care into the limelight, with heaven to hover A brassier share, in the need of promises Sent from guarded selves, a world which delves Integrity is mine for a shall and a swallow of vices That remembers you, when patience looked for life's health Speaking of hell... Strange invaders, strangers in the mystery of this yarn Weal no more, than a crash of existence, we know so well Letting mercy see my upset, a habit has me by the toe I shall learn... Is it me, or did I just wake up? City's of strength, and the embarrassment of delicate poise Have opened their doors, to a solitude that has become a covenant With the voice we add, is silent warnings of another's choice? Tell me the story, comes my conscience A hap of retribution in the same, the shadows of a scream I have made, a promising God, a sign of the times to presence That has looked, and seen our terror, the bitterness of a demon... Save me from a stone of kinship, with a kiss...? Proper shape to a wish alive, in sordid chance, a wind Of guidance and justifying malevolence, that has stolen my wish From the heart of me, a stare of pining finish to a lie to mind... Pillows make fast friends, if shade is forever cool, intrepid... Interest in a careful window, is many to fathom a liberty in shyness Acts and paces of facts, run faster than all of the powers that are, hid When children dance, the seed of specialness is a call to wisdom's bless...? Care for another, victim of insincerity? Long truth's and the tomorrow of interim Has a rather chosen, possession of sardonic not, the charity Of privilege run so far, for a wicked dream to lend... Cough, cough; palpable Anecdote to share a legend, no man has let live Longer than a kiss in the heat of a kindness to **** Seeing is believing, even when our hope in a purpose above, a world in love with what we give...?
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Nov 2, 2023
Nov 2, 2023 at 9:21 PM UTC
Waking Up With A Broken Television
Urges, we never said... Were the time, the thoughts of open bother Of a sleeping prophet, with silence to lead: A care into the limelight, with heaven to hover A brassier share, in the need of promises Sent from guarded selves, a world which delves Integrity is mine for a shall and a swallow of vices That remembers you, when patience looked for life's health Speaking of hell... Strange invaders, strangers in the mystery of this yarn Weal no more, than a crash of existence, we know so well Letting mercy see my upset, a habit has me by the toe I shall learn... Is it me, or did I just wake up? City's of strength, and the embarrassment of delicate poise Have opened their doors, to a solitude that has become a covenant With the voice we add, is silent warnings of another's choice? Tell me the story, comes my conscience A hap of retribution in the same, the shadows of a scream I have made, a promising God, a sign of the times to presence That has looked, and seen our terror, the bitterness of a demon... Save me from a stone of kinship, with a kiss...? Proper shape to a wish alive, in sordid chance, a wind Of guidance and justifying malevolence, that has stolen my wish From the heart of me, a stare of pining finish to a lie to mind... Pillows make fast friends, if shade is forever cool, intrepid... Interest in a careful window, is many to fathom a liberty in shyness Acts and paces of facts, run faster than all of the powers that are, hid When children dance, the seed of specialness is a call to wisdom's bless...? Care for another, victim of insincerity? Long truth's and the tomorrow of interim Has a rather chosen, possession of sardonic not, the charity Of privilege run so far, for a wicked dream to lend... Cough, cough; palpable Anecdote to share a legend, no man has let live Longer than a kiss in the heat of a kindness to **** Seeing is believing, even when our hope in a purpose above, a world in love with what we give...?
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Pontificate Set to sojourns music...? And thrown the light of reason, to sate Weal is a known seeker, of life intrinsic... Westerly, the face of men Has a column of seclusion, adding the facts Of pride before litany's passage, a wisdom's question Come to pass, with a realer first of lest, we act: In favor of solemn derision? The found privilege, has a callous fate Where we are, the paces and passion of intuition Hadding the silence we evoke, is a moment come too late? Hatred, or by excessive gesture, the world? Place a future of benevolence in front of a child And the willingness of wishes to give a gift, or take one for The lips of destined forces, the actual and the meager keep while... A babyish face has the time, to remember the day as a friend has Has a shown turn of courage, beginning and ending with cause Sought the better of you, like a thread of persuasion is to ask Can the arduousness you describe as a friend, be at odds? The worth of hosting, a day dream... Still to fore, the sanity of regency in the name of future loyalty The winds of omnipresence, have the sense to live well, to deem The stir of vanity in the lead, the welcome and or the doubted, to be... A king about the reach and notoriety of views, here is loves vote: Meant with maying guests, and the hope of virtue to come With the worth of anger and bother, the vice we hold to fears cope With the lip of liberty to prove, is our gift to teach its love?
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Jan 26, 2024
Jan 26, 2024 at 12:08 PM UTC
Once Upon A Time, Happily Ever After
Pain quells but not yet healed Oh, memories flash like sunrays beam You bogus a smile so perfectly Yet it take more years for you to weal
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 8:35 PM UTC
Untitled
You know that itch you get. When a bug bits you? And suddenly there's a rash, Not just in the place you were bitten, But you can actually feel it all over you? They say we shouldn't scratch them or it could leave a scar. So we try to control the itch. And we focus to not focus in it. In fact, it's almost impossible. But then there's you. You are not a bug. And you sure did not bite me. Worst You kissed me. And left something worst than just an itch or even a rash. For the thing is. a bug may leave a weal somewhere in my skin and that would be it. But you are worst than the most savage itch and the poisonous bite. You are in my skin. inside my flesh, deep in my bones, locked in my heart, haunting my mind. I could take any kind of itch now any kind but you. And the truth is, I've scratched too much. and all that is left of you is nothing but an infamous itch.
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Apr 19, 2015
Apr 19, 2015 at 1:43 AM UTC
Itch
merciless genocide slaughter of native peoples wrought with (super) wanton zeal feeble ability to thwart "discoverers" rapine wicked onslaught merely ratcheted wrecked webbing wrenched tribal unity, violently rent asunder vibrant indigenous linkedin weave rendered sacred weltanschauung decimated "noble savage" woke wretched nightmare, sans pock marked worsted weal the Native American holocaust shrouded in whitewashed veil tragedy trampled truces triggering tearful trail scoped scattered remnant snuffed out via surveil futile sympathetic remonstrances, viz rant and rail hermetically sealed ***** deeds done dirt blunted, cheapened, and deadened lance armstrong to quail most definitely coloring faces of captive American Indians deathly pale into figurative coffin got hammered rusty nine inch nail subpar critical population mass for survival, plus storied "red man" bereft of ample potent male off limits to original proprietors forced to hightail happy hunting grounds o'er hill and dale becoming desiccated bleached bones devoid of awful, pitiful, and sorrowful fait accompli and roaming spirits like banshees bewail grievous shadow a blot doth cause me to ail!
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Apr 29, 2018
Apr 29, 2018 at 6:16 PM UTC
primal beat
If I were truly of the composition of man Would I still have this constitution of a god? I lay here in an internal slumber as these savages attack and feast like dogs. Though my prison is of good intention I now know of the divine divinity of my divine intervention. For no one is of greater power In enough to remove one's soul. And no one is of greater entertainment Than to buy that of which is being sold. And no one is of greater influence Than the conqueror who does as he's told. I am God. For I am in presence In times of weal and woe.
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Dec 31, 2013
Dec 31, 2013 at 7:35 PM UTC
I Am God
I have weathered wolves and deities, fought horrors dreamt and real, kept my word and my identity, though the system bade me fail. I have championed my brother, taken succor with the weal, sourced my secret tides for good and ill, bore my pain beyond the pale. I have rendered unto god and man the body of my pride till nought remained to mark that space where faith and fact collide. And Honesty is my guide. I was written on this rock to bleed, consigned to sweat and soil, a thing unique in cloth and creed, made common by the seams. Like all my peers resigned to chance, to tedium and toil, I cut my teeth on circumstance, and lost my way in dreams. Yet while I breathe I pledge to rise, to march and never yield— Equality, my driving cause, Resolve, the spear I wield. And Dignity is my shield. I have battled man’s disdain of man, have argued every view; a noble goal that took its toll: my final days are few. With broken cross and broken back I’ve come to common ground, to trade this light for entropy, to lay my candle down. I am he: I am Humanity, in all his pride and shame. Black, white, yellow, red or brown: unlike, yet all the same. And as I near that vile pit to quit this passing flame, with one last leap of faith I claim the soil whence I came. And Weariness is my name. Thanks for reading And Weariness Is My Name. Get Out of The Whirl, my complete volume of verse, right now for just 1.99 at: http://www.lulu.com/shop/ron-sanders/out-of-the-whirl/ebook/product-24288170.html copyright 2020 by Ron Sanders. Contact: [email protected]
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Mar 14, 2020
Mar 14, 2020 at 3:48 PM UTC
And Weariness Is My Name
I have weathered wolves and deities, fought horrors dreamt and real, kept my word and my identity, though the system bade me fail. I have championed my brother, taken succor with the weal, sourced my secret tides for good and ill, bore my pain beyond the pale. I have rendered unto god and man the body of my pride till nought remained to mark that space where faith and fact collide. And Honesty is my guide. I was written on this rock to bleed, consigned to sweat and soil, a thing unique in cloth and creed, made common by the seams. Like all my peers resigned to chance, to tedium and toil, I cut my teeth on circumstance, and lost my way in dreams. Yet while I breathe I pledge to rise, to march and never yield— Equality, my driving cause, Resolve, the spear I wield. And Dignity is my shield. I have battled man’s disdain of man, have argued every view; a noble goal that took its toll: my final days are few. With broken cross and broken back I’ve come to common ground, to trade this light for entropy, to lay my candle down. I am he: I am Humanity, in all his pride and shame. Black, white, yellow, red or brown: unlike, yet all the same. And as I near that vile pit to quit this passing flame, with one last leap of faith I claim the soil whence I came. And Weariness is my name. Thanks for reading And Weariness Is My Name. Get Out of The Whirl, my complete volume of verse, right now for just 1.99 at: http://www.lulu.com/shop/ron-sanders/out-of-the-whirl/ebook/product-24288170.html copyright 2020 by Ron Sanders. Contact: [email protected]
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You’ve done so much That is in no way right. It makes us all wonder How do you sleep at night? The party of Abe Lincoln? Not really so very much. With his kind of leadership You completely lost touch. With malice toward none And with liberty for all Doesn’t match well with Your current plans at all. Right now you look at us Your regular constituents As unworthy of your notice Or any serious commitment. You’ve aimed your entire effort At making the rich richer And very little nectar for us Pours from your national pitcher. You prefer we starve and suffer So Congressmen can get wealthy, And rich corporations as well Which is almost twice as stealthy. So what happened to the vows You took as the Oath of Office? Where did you promise to make A vast king’s ransom off us? When did it say “Now I promise To ***** the meek and poor,”? To me, that is not what we Elected your crooked *** for. Why can’t you do your job Seeing to the common weal And stop trying to treat us As if we were something unreal; Things that get in your way On your rise to immortality? Please read the Bible you tout And learn about immorality.
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Jan 14, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 at 10:05 PM UTC
ELECTED REPUBLICANS
Nine angels Care and naked simplicity Future weal, to remind in open quarrel Speed is a having guest, to avarice when implicitly... A heart of darkness And the cares of calling a friend to the table Rued gestures of candor, a candle of secrets And the stir of something greater, than a justifiable... Looking hard, for a salient generosity of ply and can Will a shared eye, begin here, or in the meet Of promises told to take their time, a stodgy plan? Letting boding become a shame? taking a seat... Ten angels And the blindness of voices attuned to a pitch Vice and curiosity to tender a vantage, well Who is the other side of privilege in the dark, so rich? I am, says one, the truth in terrified gifts... Is a language we can afford; a hatred of hearts, and nix? With a nobility of silence, we have adjusted might's to is... A hearkening joke, the only way to survive the day, ad sic.? All flee, but the one, and the need of cause serious To remember the taste of couth, complimenting the hour with aim Did, says the one to remain, the word of composure is ours furious Adding, says the rest to a whole comfort, I knew by the very name...
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Mar 16, 2023
Mar 16, 2023 at 2:03 PM UTC
Nine Ways To Stay, In Love With May
We came from all over the land To show our hand and our signs And resign from the silent crowd That allowed this filth to control And dig a hole in our Constitution; To point out the fools that choose To use our schools to abuse us With their taking of bribes and Payoffs for scribes in the media. It was an amazing time to climb Off our sofas and it was thrilling Even with the wind chilling us. But these kids, friends and families Had grown tired of homilies by crooks Justifying what they took from us And throwing us all under the bus In the name of patriotism and then Giving back in nepotism to their Friend's foreign bank accounts, As well as a hefty kickback account, Which amounts to the same thing. The nation admired the children They had sired should move to fight For what is right when leaders Turned out to be followers of wrong. They lifted voice in songs and chants And shocked the pants off mediocrity By standing in all solemnity to face The worst of our race who ruled That murdering children ranked less Than the mess our country has begun By protecting horrible guns more And giving children in school A much lower overall score. Not often enough, we wake up As a country, and stand up To picket, protest and crowd Around the symbols we have found That mean we are being swindled And the innocent are being starved And carved up and killed daily So our leaders can go gaily on With business as usual; a kind of Tone-deaf musical for the twisted. But we stopped liking the lyrics And cynics doing the singing With bad voices too loudly, So, we proudly declare a mistrial That has gone on too long a while And needs to quit. Those in power Need to sit down at home And leave the real people alone And we at home need to step in And begin this freedom and equality Promise and fulfillment for real And apply it to the common weal.
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Apr 1, 2018
Apr 1, 2018 at 4:10 PM UTC
SIX MINUTES
We came from all over the land To show our hand and our signs And resign from the silent crowd That allowed this filth to control And dig a hole in our Constitution; To point out the fools that choose To use our schools to abuse us With their taking of bribes and Payoffs for scribes in the media. It was an amazing time to climb Off our sofas and it was thrilling Even with the wind chilling us. But these kids, friends and families Had grown tired of homilies by crooks Justifying what they took from us And throwing us all under the bus In the name of patriotism and then Giving back in nepotism to their Friend's foreign bank accounts, As well as a hefty kickback account, Which amounts to the same thing. The nation admired the children They had sired should move to fight For what is right when leaders Turned out to be followers of wrong. They lifted voice in songs and chants And shocked the pants off mediocrity By standing in all solemnity to face The worst of our race who ruled That murdering children ranked less Than the mess our country has begun By protecting horrible guns more And giving children in school A much lower overall score. Not often enough, we wake up As a country, and stand up To picket, protest and crowd Around the symbols we have found That mean we are being swindled And the innocent are being starved And carved up and killed daily So our leaders can go gaily on With business as usual; a kind of Tone-deaf musical for the twisted. But we stopped liking the lyrics And cynics doing the singing With bad voices too loudly, So, we proudly declare a mistrial That has gone on too long a while And needs to quit. Those in power Need to sit down at home And leave the real people alone And we at home need to step in And begin this freedom and equality Promise and fulfillment for real And apply it to the common weal.
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Gefen said that girl you like that one who stinks somewhat and looks as if she slept in a barn is in the girl's bog-house crying I looked at him and flicked my cigarette card against the wall of the playground it wasn't near enough to win I didn't think why's she crying? I asked how the **** would I know he said just saw her go in and heard the sobbing I watched as another kid flicked his card near touch the wall and fall ok you win I said and walked up the steps from the playground and walked to the bogs and listened with ear to the door that you Enid? I asked no it's Coleman what do you want? I said nothing and wandered off away and there was Enid by a window what's up? I said she looked at me through smeary glasses not here she said not what here I said I can't say here ok where then? I said so she beckoned me to follow her along a dank passageway (there were many) until we came to where the cleaners kept their brooms and buckets and such stuff and she sneak inside and pulled me in beside her well? I said sniffing the air of disinfect and soap and yesterday's clothes can't sit properly she said and she lifted her dull grey dress to reveal a red weal along her thigh and beyond it hurts when I sit and I can't say why and it hurts to sit she lowered her dress and looked at me red eyed and dripping nose your old man? I asked she nodded and looked around the small room her eyes vacant say you've got a boil on your backside and ask for a cushion I did last term when I had boils on mine she looked unsure really? yes really I said I'll ask old ma Murphy if you like she's got loads of cushions Enid looked at me her eyes dull as dishwater ok she said she kissed my cheek and followed me out and along to Murphy's room uncertain and unhappy as if facing death and doom.
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 10:04 AM UTC
WHAT GEFEN SAID.
Gefen said that girl you like that one who stinks somewhat and looks as if she slept in a barn is in the girl's bog-house crying I looked at him and flicked my cigarette card against the wall of the playground it wasn't near enough to win I didn't think why's she crying? I asked how the **** would I know he said just saw her go in and heard the sobbing I watched as another kid flicked his card near touch the wall and fall ok you win I said and walked up the steps from the playground and walked to the bogs and listened with ear to the door that you Enid? I asked no it's Coleman what do you want? I said nothing and wandered off away and there was Enid by a window what's up? I said she looked at me through smeary glasses not here she said not what here I said I can't say here ok where then? I said so she beckoned me to follow her along a dank passageway (there were many) until we came to where the cleaners kept their brooms and buckets and such stuff and she sneak inside and pulled me in beside her well? I said sniffing the air of disinfect and soap and yesterday's clothes can't sit properly she said and she lifted her dull grey dress to reveal a red weal along her thigh and beyond it hurts when I sit and I can't say why and it hurts to sit she lowered her dress and looked at me red eyed and dripping nose your old man? I asked she nodded and looked around the small room her eyes vacant say you've got a boil on your backside and ask for a cushion I did last term when I had boils on mine she looked unsure really? yes really I said I'll ask old ma Murphy if you like she's got loads of cushions Enid looked at me her eyes dull as dishwater ok she said she kissed my cheek and followed me out and along to Murphy's room uncertain and unhappy as if facing death and doom.
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Witches and wishes Correction's table, questions trouble: Avid is a quiet chance, of baring before fishes... With a knowing stare, at worth final Philosophy's of radiance Real reaches of meticulous sorts Sordid weal, fit enough for water's amends Sanity is, a character being assured... Two, catching a wishes fish... Tomorrow, under an eye? Presence over, the pace of a king? Kisses that took you for, literally why... Worth, saw an ideal Of promises and integrity, fire Is a sly ordeal, the lips of a devil? With the pout of seldom, wisdom is many denials Nobody wishes in a fire... Sun appears to be, a likewise friend With time's retrospection, irony is a love higher That should know, how heaven came to be life's wind?
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Apr 13, 2025
Apr 13, 2025 at 12:25 PM UTC
How, Should The Bird Of Paradise Answer?
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 1:33 PM UTC
Why I Write With Confused Adumbrations
You're hardly seen at home at all these days and I wonder when you will change your ways. But I do hope that everything's alright and the future for you also looks bright. Many people have gone on the wrong path seeking their own gain but acquiring wrath. When they do not consider the welfare or happiness of someone else do care. If you've fallen into that state somehow please listen to the words of wisdom now to discern their knowledge and to receive some advice for your soul as you believe. When you put other people's welfare first and for their happiness you also thirst doing those things for their satisfaction you'll reap a good harvest of attraction. This must be done in line with what is good and if viewed from a point of wisdom would not detract away from that high ideal which is the basis of our human weal. _______________________
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Jul 7, 2020
Jul 7, 2020 at 2:18 AM UTC
Advice To A Recalcitrant
Dark at day, Light at night, Chaos mocks us With villainous smiles. I have yet to meet A godsend I could trust, A fluke of luck, Or twist of fate To rely on. Blessings in disguise Are mirrors in my eyes; Health or weal Has timed repeal. The dealer insists It's in the cards, Like karma now, And kismet next. Chaos mocks us With indifferent results But just give it time..
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Jan 11, 2015
Jan 11, 2015 at 1:30 PM UTC
Chaos