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by Andrea Dietrich |
Categories:
power,
Real women
Understand a very simple yet important concept.
Love begins at home.
Everything else just follows.
To eliminate
Hatred from the world
Entails raising children with love and guidance.
Women deserve the utmost respect and support from their partners in their
Obligations as mothers to instill morals in their offspring.
Rare is the child who goes bad when love rules his home.
Ladies, demand respect, and value your precious roles as mothers.
Don’t you realize that through your children, YOU rule the world!
Written March 8, 2017 on the International Women's Day!
by Charmaine Chircop |
Categories:
international, introspection, love, , atheist,
I'm a Catholic,You're a Muslim
I'm an Orthodox ,You're a Protestant
I'm a Hindhuist,You're a Buddhist
You're an Atheist,and I am a Mormon too.
You're an African,I'm American
You're an Asian,I'm a European
You're a Mexican, I'm an Indian
You're an Arab,I'm a Jew
But prior to all our distinct differences
I'm a Mother ,I'm a Father
I'm a Sister,I'm a Brother
I'm a Son,I am a Daughter
and I'm Human just like you.
by Joseph Spence Sr |
Categories:
devotion, faith, hope, inspirational, life, time
The soul whom the Son sets free
is free indeed,
Unlocking the rusting shackles
of oppression,
Allowing life’s amazing grace
to shine with His embrace,
Transformation of soul’s darkness
to light’s brightness,
The uplifting revelation of God’s
truth of freedom,
His extraordinary and infinite power
shining love every hour,
Preservation and hope for life
His love abound, no strife
How sweet the sound—
Wrapped in His embrace
Singing Amazing Grace!
~~~~~~~~~~~***~~~~~~~~~~~
17th Place Honorable Mention/Certificate
Poetry Soup's International Poetry Contest
July 1, 2007
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by Betty Harp Butler |
Categories:
international, religious,
Nothing Can Separate Us From God’s Love
By Betty Harp Butler
There is no mountain high enough,
And no valley deep enough
To separate us from God‘s love.
This Coronavirus is not strong enough
To overcome all of us,
If we trust in our great God above.
God is big enough to bring us through
Any trial that we face.
When we trust in Him, He is Faithful.
He’ll give us the strength,
To run Life’s long race.
“God is our refuge and strength,
a very present help in trouble.” Psalm 46:1 KJV
Ref: Romans 8:35-39
by Demetrios Trifiatis |
Categories:
humanity, life, love,
Children's life at risk
Slumbering planet awakes
Humanity's pride!*
© Demetrios Trifiatis
10 July 2018
* A total of eight boys out of twelve have been taken out of the Tham Luang Cave in Thailand after they were trapped in the cave with their coach sixteen days ago! This has been an international operation. One diver has already lost his life in the effort!
** Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.
John 15:13
by Sandra Haight |
Categories:
international,
Led by my heart and soul, my eager mind-
that may take reign the other way around-
whichever way I'd paint it, one will find
a multi-layered image, soft, but sound.
Inside each layer, glow red hearts of love;
mixed in, gold suns for optimism, hope.
White doves with wings for faith in God above
adorn a prayer that lifts my will to cope.
The painted flowers, swirling in designs,
would show poetic and artistic flair,
while trees and winding rivers offer signs
that love of nature shapes my peaceful air.
My mind- a work of creativity-
enhanced by needs for productivity.
by Gordon Mcconnell |
Categories:
bible, god, spiritual, uplifting,
All mankind is weak at heart
we are helpless and hopeless to a tee
our sin wraps us around its finger
tripping us up always so very easily
But there is a way to escape
there's one who we can pursue
all power and grace belong to him
out of His perfect love all things He can do
Pursue this God who is eternal
be passionately pursuing His person
cling closely for He is able
to bless you indeed His will be done
Make your soul be close to God
for His right hand to you will uphold
what greater security can you have?
the Lord God more precious than gold
(Psalm 63:8 New International Version (NIV)
I cling to you;
your right hand upholds me.)
by Apple Star |
Categories:
beauty, celebrity, music, strength, universe,
You are so beautiful with a voice so sweet
You are invincible when they keep being so mean
Your battles are frightening, but your smile's a diamond
You are incredible for being able to fight them
An oxymoron in love with everyone but yourself
A free slave to humanity, a priceless pearl in your shell
Your heart bends but still unbreakable, your waist slender, your lips tasteful
You soul tender but unshakeable, don't let the men be so ungrateful
miss America, you're beautiful
miss Universe, international
traveled, experienced, far from elementary
in vino veritas, you sing the truth so eloquently
by Sengchanh Xuangphuthon |
Categories:
blessing, conflict, depression, earth day, international, love hurts
World for all
what’s human rights?
After a man sits on the ground
His heart impresses from serous occurrence
The sound of the gun, suffer voice, victims
Whom belongs to the world
And what the meaning of human
The soldier walks slow and slow
He descants on his past and future
Family within wife and children in the past
The death is waiting forward
The past memory is better than future
What’s the purpose of development
It is true for better life
Or for showing the power of dignity
The natural human as an elder is more need
More bigger needs more power
Sengchanh xuangphuthon
11/3/2017
by Ninette Carey |
Categories:
day, freedom, international, jesus,
This day is here
In spite of my tear
How it troubles me to watch it unfold
As people take for granted all the Freedom they hold
Having been warned
And having been told
Why must it be
Why haven't we learned
Why is it that we to have our backs turned
Doesn't Love matter
Are we not one
Our strength is each other
Come hold my hand
Stand together to let Freedom Rule this Land
by Rajat Kanti Chakrabarty |
Categories:
appreciation, food, fun, international, truth,
We two Indians went to the hotel Storartad Sweden
And ate lots of Munkers , Æbleskiver and Poffertjespan
Coming back home we landed well on a chapatti
Kuzhi paniyaram Daal Sabji Bhaji and Roti
And a Japanese Takoyaki all they are love cuisines man
by Bryan Thao Worra |
Categories:
art, beautiful, child, future, international, journey
Maybe one day,
A page will be found,
A song will be heard,
A stroke will be drawn
Filled with explanations.
Maybe one day,
The nuckawi and silapin, beautiful as a field of khao mai
Will be vindicated.
A family will start.
A child will learn the names of a stranger who believed in them
Before they even met.
Maybe one day,
A heart will remember a brother, a sister, a crime, a moment of love,
A chronicle of a city, a haiku from Japan.
A teacher.
A friend on the other side of your eye.
Until then, what is certain?
Night arrives, then day. The moon, the sun, the rain and waves.
A few other things, maybe something someone will write down.
Maybe not.
by Ernesto P. Santiago |
Categories:
art, history, love
The ungentle wind
breezes in through the window,
cooling an afternoon lust
that was widely soaked
in a summer haze, blending
with the sweet aroma of
a great Africa,
whose erotic craving was
painted in her big, round eyes;
only unearthed by
the master’s naked body
through her hot, darken coffee
--
The Master’s Piece, inspired by B.S. Picture Poems Contest
and it was based on Paul Cézanne’s «L'Après-midi à Naples» .
http://www.nga.gov.au/International/Catalogue/Detail.cfm?
IRN=98698&ViewID=2&GalID=ALL&MnuID=1
by Thabang Ngoma |
Categories:
africa, international, love,
I snowed love
In Moscow
I showed love
In Warsaw
I kissed love
In Paris
I romanced love
In Rome
I showered love
In London
I lived love
In Sweden
I sited love
In Dubai
I tasted love
In Mumbai
I burnt love
In Jamaica
I fell in love
In Africa
by Ame Val |
Categories:
emotions, gender, international, pain, sad, social
Am I legal?
The law announced yesterday,
That being me is illegal.
For every passing day,
The malady becomes more lethal.
I didn’t want this, If I got to pick,
I try every remedy, every trick,
But each coming morning I am more virulent, more sick.
They call me an atheist,
An abomination to any deity.
But I believe in god,
The immortal, the almighty.
But I am yet to find a religion in this world, that accepts my being.
That gives me love, for which I’ve been praying.
I have concealed myself so long, I could use some fraying.
And for the lack of courage or shame,
I choose to remain censored.
Till someone could comprehend,
Am I legal?; a question unanswered.
by Joan Lee |
Categories:
5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, 9th grade,
You stood before me,
Smile o’ so bright,
The plate of mush you gave me,
I've always feasted at night.
A reached my hand out,
Wishing for just one word,
Yet you whisked away,
Leaving me o' so hurt.
The metal bars I rest within,
The 'love' you so called,
Yet it feels o' so cold,
Even with my burning heart.
Next time you come my way,
I beg you to stay,
As the 'friend' you so called,
I bid you again,
Farewell.
[ELSA TONG - SERI JUBLI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA]
by Faleshia Murphy |
Categories:
history
How lovely she stands on
Ellis Island in New York City
Raised is her torch to inspire
Freedom and liberty
Given to the U.S by France
Hoping for a chance
Because of the American Revolution
For friendship was the resolution
In recognition we all be one
Ever get a chance to take a trip
Go see this wonderful statue that represents
Freedom democracy and international friendship
was born and raised in NY left to a small town
will rewrite this to enter contest I LOVE AND MISS NY
by Arthur Vaso |
Categories:
international, muse, music, woman,
Visions of Europe
Alizee is dead to me
Indila can eat all of Paris
She can never have even an ounce of me
My heart belongs to France
Moi et France took a vacation to Austria
Where I met my new love, I call her Zoe!
We sing and we sing, and even more
Drunken recklessness
With mi amour, je suis, je suis
Notes: Zoe was the Austrian entry in Eurovsion 2016. singing a song in French. Alizee and Indila are French pop singers.
by Mark J. Halliday |
Categories:
addiction, devotion, international, introspection, love, poetry
Why Poetry Soup?
Why ask? Where else should I go
To be seen/heard/felt?
by Rico Leffanta |
Categories:
culture, drink, football, fun, international, sexy
Men who like men join a gentleman's club
Hen-pecked husbands play rub-a-dub-dub
Men who like food go straight to the grub
So all the rest of us head for the pub
All Blacks enjoy squeezing pigskin
Yanks love their beer, the British their gin
The ladies prefer champagne Micky Finn
Sipped under a table at Peckers Inn
The morning after should never exist
But good times are rare and not to be missed
I seem to recall a kiss and a tryst
But all said and done, DAMN! Was I pissed!
by Marquis Mc Mills-Cooper |
Categories:
i love you, i miss you, love, moon, night, romance
The sky has lost its bluish hue,
it's gone from bright to dark
The moon and stars arrive in view,
to light a sky once stark
I watch the sky from where I am,
my thoughts begin to stray
I know my sky is what you see,
though you're so far away
My stars you view so infinite,
their schemes you also see
I'm ailed you see my "man in moon",
much more than you see me
My heart stays heavy, as we’re together,
as often as moons are blue
Though far apart, at least I share,
my nightly sky with you
- Written 22 October 2013 at North KAIA -Kabul, Afghanistan (North Kabul International Airport)
by Joselito Asperin |
Categories:
betrayal, christian, hate, humanity, international, peace
No discrimination, no greed, no war!
In unity and peace, let us stand tall,
Nations, come together, heal the scar,
With love and compassion, we'll break the fall.
Scars of the past, not for vengeance to cling,
But as precious lessons, let's hold them tight,
War, a resolve that wrath will bring,
Evil's deceit, war's traitorous might.
Hitler hiding, like a rat in the bunker,
Japan overwhelmed, her wings torn asunder,
Mussolini spared not, this ruthless encounter,
In the face of war, all countries must ponder.
by Atour Tamrazov |
Categories:
family, children, people,
'On' is extra, 'in' is sense, 'off' is the absurd away from the free herz:
To be now the new International Democratic Society - we must
Love and see our life as the future in past
by Mohammed Rakibul Hossain |
Categories:
conflict, creation, culture, dedication, grief, international
Where is the nation which speaks love ,
where are the spirits which kept us above ,
where can we find the solution for grime ,
like a tiny mosquito committing a crime ,
where the air around lives in a coal miners lung - ,
serving all mankind , till the singers sung ,
darkness our future – remains in our fate ,
hard striking sweats – prove together very late .
Love is far found under the graves ,
humanity is flown in the melodious waves ,
lacking all words – but we act very brave .
Sum up the words – saving bloody lives ,
bawl , cheer , and glamour – forging against the knives ,
clutch on the oldie – seeking truth till you dive .
by Gordon Mcconnell |
Categories:
appreciation, food, international,
Italian recipes I do absolutely love
especially enticed with some spice
plenty of water at your side
cools the tongue with a little ice
Spaghetti Bolognese is my fav
brings one such Italia taste
takes you back to la Roma
such memories not want to waste
Sitting at your table in anticipation
eyes set with hand on the fork
the waiter comes to your attention
brings the wine unpops the cork
Next the finale the wait's over
the main dish is in front of you
breathe in the succulent flavour
it just looks absolutely beau
Lean beef, onion, garlic, mushroom, chilli
ingredients making it the real deal
of course not forgetting the spaghetti
simply superb stunning what a steal!