On a frosty Winter's evening,
In a haunting moonlight glare,
I remembered perished loved ones,
With a solemn silent prayer.
There the flickers of the firelight,
Cast live shadows on the gloom,
Like the ghosts of souls departed,
Came alive within the room.
I could sence parental spirits,
Place their marble hands in mine,
As they coaxed me from the armchair,
Up to waltz with them entwined.
Yet although their steps were silent,
And they spoke with soundless air,
Their warm aura was a blessing,
Of which I was unaware.
For their lives on earth weren't easy,
In those woeful days of yore,
Yet together lived contented,
Through the suffering they bore.
Hope and gratitude they gifted,
All my worries were benign,
As the two kind hearted spectres,
Soon returned to the divine.
With the dying of the embers,
Came our parting bittersweet,
As the fading of the shadows,
Were their spirits in retreat
They bestowed a saintly message,
Scribed in smoke upon the wall,
" Always pray for fallen angels,
And no harm shall you befall."
Now it's lonesome by the fireside,
On the floor.. a teardrop stain,
And I pray my kindred guardians,
Will return to dance again.
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Posted: Apr 8
About this poem:
I often feel that lost kindred souls are never far away.
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online today!
So many ladies share their faith
In God's eyes, all are beautiful
Reading God's word nurtures our praise
Souls inspired by the luminal
Gives us the power to express
Openly sorrow and success
Giving out to us his teachings
To touch other people's feelings
Soars are to be neatly combined
To be intertwined with all minds
Doesn't matter who's the yearly lined
Every lady can speak their thoughts
To embrace a togetherness
Exciting speech are sedulous
From truthful and faithful leaders
Helping grow all the believers
We embrace all the questionnaires
To bring out our personal shares
In the past or in the present
Prayers to be omnipresent
The Lord is everyone's portion
Each reunion brings a version
The best of every one's option
The Bible keeps us united
The Holy Heavenly Father
Our gracious unending potter
Enters minds to be in honor
Be all the Glory to Jesus
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Posted: Mar 19
About this poem:
This poem inspired me because of a bible study group of women called "Beautiful" which I am in.
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Loud Yuletide bells resound once more,
Do they toll of Joy, or a tear ?
A festive choir croon at my door,
"Merry Christmas and Peaceful New Year "
In some sad homes the lights are dim,
Senseless war has taken their cheer,
Our troubled world now mocks the hymn,
"Merry Christmas and Peaceful New Year ".
Many will scorn our saviours birth,
The faithless who utter a sneer,
And say "There won't be peace on earth,
Not at Christmas nor in the New Year ".
But ye of faith speak loud and deep !
Proclaim for world leaders to hear,
Hope can not die, and will not sleep,
At Christmas and through the New Year .
A wish for peace this poem it sends,
Good tidings to all, far and near,
I raise a mulled wine toast my friends,
"Merry Christmas and Happy New Year"
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Posted: Dec 3
About this poem:
Peace and Goodwill.
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Love is a sweet old decade
passionfruit on the vine
flowers on a corner
made by grand design
Love it tastes like chocolate
French vanilla cream
a sparkling glass of vino
long days seem so serene
But love it has a season
and when its day is through
remember it for the good times
and look for love anew
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Posted: Oct 31
About this poem:
Spotted Mick's challenge, here ye go..
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Love's petals are plucked
in fields of indigo rain
like a storm up on the mountain
with no shelter to be gained
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Posted: Jul 2023
About this poem:
Simple lines
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Whipping the master rites
still lightning high
unabashed solo
red freedom sky
Tamed by a jaguar
down on the plain
westerly wallow
the fevers engrained
When all thoughts of mercy
in deep foreign soil
ran hard in the corners
the sword and the foil
Served up like soup
the neighbor's disdain
damn with the fallout
Lord let it rain
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Posted: Jun 2023
About this poem:
Spilling out some lines, not entirely sure what its about!
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Author: ChatGPT
In the gentle whispers of twilight's embrace,
Where love's fervor finds its sacred place,
I long to serenade you, my cherished desire,
In verses that set my soul afire.
Like the sea's relentless dance with the shore,
Our love entwines, forevermore.
In your eyes, I find celestial realms,
Where passion ignites and the heart overwhelms.
Your lips, a tapestry of unspoken words,
Unveiling secrets that the universe affirms.
With each tender touch, a sonnet unfurls,
In the language of love, our souls are immersed.
Your laughter, a melody of joyous delight,
Resounding through the depths of the night.
With every smile, a thousand stars ignite,
Guiding me through love's celestial flight.
As the moon weaves its silvery threads,
Our love blooms in radiant shades and reds.
In your arms, I find solace and reprieve,
A sanctuary where our spirits believe.
Together, we wander through fields of dreams,
Where passion flourishes in nature's schemes.
In the fragrant embrace of blossoming flowers,
Our love unfurls with transcendent powers.
Like a river that finds its way to the sea,
Our souls merge in harmonious decree.
In the vast expanse of love's infinite hue,
I am bound to you, and you to me, too.
So let us dance to the rhythm of desire,
Igniting flames that never tire.
In the style of Neruda, our love shall sing,
A symphony of hearts, forever entwining.
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Posted: Jun 2023
About this poem:
I asked ChatGPT the artificial intelligence programme to write me a romantic poem in the style of Pablo Neruda, here is what it wrote in about 2 seconds, scarily good!!
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I want to write a poem
But I'm not sure if I should
It's about the process of aging
And the effects which are not so good
Anyway, here I go and
No matter what you may think
The time will come when
Your health will not be in the pink
Your skin will start to sag
And wrinkles will appear
It's a natural process
One which you should not fear
Your body joints which once had
A lot of flexibility
Will begin to tighten up
And cause you pain and anxiety
Your ability to focus
And to multi-task
Will weaken as you age
And become a thing of the past
You may find yourself asking
Did I do that or not?
For your sake I hope
That does not happen a lot
Some folks reading this may say
Such things will not happen to me
In response I say to you as you age
Let us just wait and see
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Posted: Feb 2023
About this poem:
effects of aging
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Take off your red hat
shake off those shoes
we both know that
there's nothing left to lose
If I should tell you
while we swing and sway
I feel forever new
my blues just gone away
Meet me by the river
in the evening sun
there'll be time to quiver
before the day is done
And before its midnight
you'll promise not to go
and I'll know its just right
when we tie that bow
Take off your red hat
shake off those shoes
we both know that
there's nothing left to lose
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Posted: Feb 2023
About this poem:
Maybe some lyrics
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Paris pink
home by Africa
holy communion
east by east
Hula hula
brass retorts
dark glass anxious
figured in spades
Nazi hilltop
morning jaunt
panzer division
siren coast
Old hackneyed lines
jack-knifed Jim
signal jam
ovarian
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Posted: Jan 2023
About this poem:
A montage of random lines, hope you like the effect even if the meaning is questionable!
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