I may not ease
your aching heart ;
or take the pain away!
But the Bible says
there's One who can!
Just believe and
take HIS hand,
He will stand by you
to face the world;
And calm your fears
and make you smile!
He died for you
to set you free,
So take HIM now
for eternity!....
He's every day the same,
Jesus is His name .
He'll forgive your sin
and clean you within !
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Posted: Mar 2017
About this poem:
Wrote 7 years ago . Just in less than I/2 hour
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I have written about love, written about fate
I have written about war, written about hate
I have written about you, I have written about me
I have layed my heart out there for the world to see
I have bared my soul, never holding back
I have written about beauty and about my heart turning black
I have shared so much emotion, with so much depth
I have written about suicide when there was nothing left
And many years later, I write about truth
Of deception, tears, and letting go of you
I have written about dreams, and reoccurring nightmares
And many years later, they are still there
I have written about death, written about perfection
And what it is I see, when i see my reflection
A young boy with wild bewildering eyes
But like a flame doused with water, that too has died
I have learned from my mistakes, made a few more
It's like being trapped in a forever revolving door
I have put blood to pen, pen to paper
I have written about religion and forsaking the Maker
I have written with my tears falling down my cheek
I have written about being strong when I felt so weak
I have shared my fears with many, many others
But I know deep down inside, there's so much more to discover
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Posted: Jun 2017
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I wish I were a robot
With full metal parts
Built with sensible forethought
Even including loving hearts
Covered in modern, stylish clothes
Hiding an inquisitive que vive form
From my head down to my toes
Creating the perfect storm
The superpowers are awesome
With only one tiny little concern
I couldn’t take any direct sun
But, that’s the only downturn
I’d be almost perfect
Precision all the way
With a run away intellect
And foul villains to slay
At work I would be unstoppable
Much to everyone’s chagrin
All my parts would be swappable
Except my heart, buried deep within
Yes, if only I were a robot
Yet, I am thinking the unthinkable
The only better idea I got
Is to be completely invisible!
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Posted: Apr 20
About this poem:
Having a fun write with the current emphasis on "robots" and "robotics". This is my thoughts on what a Robot should be.
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online now!
I knew clearly where things were before
being older now, I'm not sure
what caused things to become so
I really do not know
folks say it's a stage
it's the last page
It is called
the old
age
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Posted: Feb 2023
About this poem:
Nonet
A nonet is a nine-line poem. In the nonet form, each line contains specific, descending syllable counts. The first line contains nine syllables, the second line contains eight, and the third line contains seven, and so on. The last line of nonet poetry contains one syllable.
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Vibrations pulse with a quivering cargo
Creating a rhombic magical flow
Some days fast others slow
Tick tock to and fro
Rise up and go
Shadows of white light luminous glow
Dancing twangs of a staccato banjo
Precision pounding of the bongo
Sync with magenta Bordeaux
And a luscious gateau
Strength in the multitudes of resonating macro
Formed in the firm stable base of a dado
On shoulders of giants from long ago
Life’s story as an evolved bio
As above, then below
Movements ending the linear time will show
Coalesced synchronicity in blue indigo
Loving embraces of a trusted beau
Gone the past we used to know
Tick tock, we move, we go
Jade Anjoun
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Posted: May 13
About this poem:
Exploring movement and vibration in life
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In the shadow of the Raj
the afternoon delight
smoking opium
reclined in the hills
with Wallace
from the company
who through the haze
winked at me
as the Thai girl
brought in the tea
Wallace knew rubber
as I knew the jungle
we had fashioned
an alliance of sorts
as men do
in arduous conditions
"My good man"
as he was wont to declare
bristling with Etonian accent
downplayed his intentions
a disingenuous disguise
his virtues being few
"there is much to be done,
the world awaits Sir"
I took the hot tea
and considered the prospect
of rubber, men and machetes
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Posted: Feb 2022
About this poem:
Tapping away in 19th century style
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I idly moved the curtain
and through the screen
I watched
Wallace's rigid frame
retreating stoically
midship
along the village road.
Making haste for the water
he glanced disdainfully
at the unkempt girl
corralling chickens
while the clove drawing
cigarette man
eyed him suspiciously
from a hut doorway
above the river.
Is it not God's will
he murmured to himself
that I should bring
a civilizing influence
to this damned outpost
of heat and destitution.
All three before him
had yielded to the mission
all missing in action
yet the company still
believed in rubber
believed in Wallace
and the empire
upon which the sun
never sets.
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Posted: Feb 2022
About this poem:
Who knows might serialize this :)
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Oppressive western civilization
Must assuredly wither and die
Creating a world of beauty and love
That sees with third eye
These worldly possessions become
Our burdensome prison
Shorn, the body and soul are in
Natural harmonic unison
Sailing through infinite space
On pure love as our provision
Brilliant grids of energy can be
Seen in psychic vision
Dimensions of existence and
Mental clarity free from chains
Spiritual journeys to Summerland
Traveled upon the astral planes
Wishing to break away from
Earthly realities and strife
Souls peer into mirrors viewing
Reflections of abstract life
Achieving esoteric knowledge
To hold, embrace and discern
Lessons of this life are given
In universal love to learn
Seeking to rise above mental shields
Ideological beliefs revolving
Around concepts of netherworlds
A continual eternal trek
Life passes in somber processions
Rising in scarlet crescendos
Playing through our minds as we throw
Emptiness into burning infernos
Breaking free is an act of turning away
And embracing the excitement
Discernment sees the universal elements
Of what is real in our enlightenment
Rising above the great rain shadow desert
Meeting in mid air the angelic hosts
Empowered with pure harmony
Like the oceans hug the coasts
© Jade Anjoun
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Posted: Nov 2021
About this poem:
Heart aching for the freedom we are losing everyday in the world
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online today!
Great minds talk about ideas
Average minds talk about events
Small minds talk about people
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Posted: Nov 2022
About this poem:
Old expression in these parts fo New England. Not quite haiku......but on the same path.
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online today!
Not even in the shaky depths
Drowns a sunken bell quiet
Nor make stars that refuse to rise
When they absolutely must
Thrown into being some distant galaxy
Forms a colossal order riot
Could ever scatter love and trust
Wide and far away as star dust
For no matter how separated
We become where by it
Our paths may never cross again
Our cause be found just
Then in that minuscule moment in time
But a blink of an eye can deny it
These feeling may become little more
Then we bargained for our lust
Two completely broken lost souls
Can still unite and try it
When you think you got the world’s
Love and trust all sussed
No calamity of love doth
Destroy a pure heart’s trust
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Posted: May 2023
About this poem:
Possibilities of uniting love and trust are endless and indestructible.
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