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  • "Lady Wisdom is NO Whore"?

    Lady Wisdom

    Mining through every mountain,

    I sought her as precious gold

    When diving into the fountain,

    The fortune found was untold

    Beyond my wildest desire,

    No gold compares to her fruit

    This lady refined my fire

    Being worth my every pursuit

    With complete pearls adorned on my dove,

    She brings me unknown peace and love.

    My dear is an immense treasure,

    That brings polar wealth.

    Also, comes radiant pleasure,

    That soothes me to health.

    O Lady Wisdom,

    Because you’re no whore,

    I want you increasingly more.

    What would you change?

    1 AnswerPoetry1 decade ago
  • Do you like "Lady Wisdom"?

    Lady Wisdom

    Mining through every mountain

    I sought her as precious gold

    When diving into a fountain

    The fortune found was untold

    Beyond my wildest desire

    Gold doesn’t compare to her fruit

    This lady refined my fire

    Being worth my every pursuit

    Perfect pearls are adorned on this dove

    She is obviously sent from above

    As she brings much peace and love

    My dear brings great treasure

    She soothes me to health

    I get immense pleasure

    With another kind of wealth

    With your beauty galore,

    Nothing on this earth can compare

    Lady wisdom I want you more

    Because you are so rare

    Ive got to work on the rhythm, but what do you think of the scheme. By the way its not actually about a person

    1 AnswerPoetry1 decade ago
  • "Darkness is easy to see, walking in the Light"?

    Revised

    Opinions?

    Darkness is easy to see Walking in the Light

    Now that the sun is shining down

    It’s easier to see darkness all around

    Even though my weather is now placid

    The world is being soaked in acid

    Directly there is a new confliction

    Along with a freshly born affliction

    Likened to existing in a hurricanes center

    Watching others outside not able to enter

    Winds are extreme beyond the eyewall

    They are mean and only enthrall

    Even in the storm’s core

    Where wind blows no more

    Not all is peaceful with silence

    The seas are rough with violence

    There is well-known future pain on self

    When drowning under the ocean’s shelf

    But watching another ripped by the tide

    Is painful as well, I must confide.

    Even though I’m prospectively well,

    It hurts that others are torn to hell.

    3 AnswersPoetry1 decade ago
  • "In Light You Can See Darkness"?

    whats your opinion

    Now that the sun is shining down

    It’s easier to see darkness all around

    Even though the weather is now placid

    The world is being soaked in acid

    Directly there is a new confliction

    Along with a freshly born affliction

    Likened to existing in a hurricanes center

    Watching others outside not able to enter

    Winds are extreme beyond the eyewall

    They are mean and only enthrall

    Even in the storm’s core

    Where wind blows no more

    Not all is peaceful with silence

    The seas are rough with violence

    There is well-known prospective pain on self

    When drowning under the ocean’s shelf

    But watching another overwhelmed by the tide

    Is painful as well, I must confide.

    7 AnswersPoetry1 decade ago
  • I need some help, preachers and soldiers of God?

    When your light is starting finally start burning brighter again, after it was dimmed, and you start becoming a little more excited; Im gonna pray, but what else can I do to stay calm and humble?

    11 AnswersReligion & Spirituality1 decade ago
  • Poem, "Transformation", like?

    Once, I was a shameless child,

    Delighting in warm, sunny days.

    Living pure and refreshingly wild,

    Basking in bright spirited rays.

    Then I began to mature and grow,

    Hoping for a solid ground.

    I wished for it to be covered in snow,

    but this is not what I found.

    I spent all the days in my juvenility

    Unable to understand the gist.

    I still managed through with great vitality,

    Even though weather brought a mist.

    With the newly accelerating dense fog,

    I was so blind I couldn't see.

    Along with the hampering and confusing smog,

    I lost all of my youthful glee.

    My childhood days were now in evanescence,

    While a dark storm began to brew.

    I was developing into a murky adolescence,

    When the cold rain soaked me blue.

    I felt the worst of any imaginable pain,

    As I trembled in agonizing fears.

    The storm was now a level 5 hurricane

    Known as the worst in umpteen years.

    With “worldly” advice I had built my home,

    But the foundation was sand.

    The furious winds left me naked and alone;

    Forced into a dreary land.

    When the tempest did finally start to ease,

    The cyclone came to its demise.

    I collapsed wearily to my shaking knees,

    Tears streaming from my eyes.

    The weather then surprisingly changed,

    As stars began shining bright.

    I no longer had feelings of being estranged,

    As a man walking in the light.

    So, I now know it to be true,

    The calm indeed comes after the storm.

    I’m thankful for being subdued,

    Because by God I’m now reformed.

    I had reclaimed my childhood heart,

    That now was beating in the soul of a man.

    I was given a brand new start,

    And that’s where the journey began.

    1 AnswerReligion & Spirituality1 decade ago
  • I think this could bring up your spirit, do you?

    Once, I was a shameless child,

    Delighting in warm, sunny days.

    Living pure and refreshingly wild,

    Basking in bright spirited rays.

    Then I began to mature and grow,

    Hoping for a solid ground.

    I wished for it to be covered in snow,

    but this is not what I found.

    I spent all the days in my juvenility

    Unable to understand the gist.

    I still managed through with great vitality,

    Even though weather brought a mist.

    With the newly accelerating dense fog,

    I was so blind I couldn't see.

    Along with the hampering and confusing smog,

    I lost all of my youthful glee.

    My childhood days were now in evanescence,

    While a dark storm began to brew.

    I was developing into a murky adolescence,

    When the cold rain soaked me blue.

    I felt the worst of any imaginable pain,

    As I trembled in agonizing fears.

    The storm was now a level 5 hurricane

    Known as the worst in umpteen years.

    With “worldly” advice I had built my home,

    But the foundation was sand.

    The furious winds left me naked and alone;

    Forced into a dreary land.

    When the tempest did finally start to ease,

    The cyclone came to its demise.

    I collapsed wearily to my shaking knees,

    Tears streaming from my eyes.

    The weather then surprisingly changed,

    As stars began shining bright.

    I no longer had feelings of being estranged,

    As a man walking in the light.

    So, I now know it to be true,

    The calm indeed comes after the storm.

    I’m thankful for being subdued,

    Because by God I’m now reformed.

    What can be worked on?

    2 AnswersPoetry1 decade ago
  • I've heard this is good, but how can it be better?

    i once was a child

    Enjoying warm, sunny days

    Living pure and wild

    Under bright brilliant rays

    Then I began to grow

    Hoping for a solid ground

    I wished for it to be covered in snow

    but this is not what I found

    Everyday in my juvinility

    I could not understand the gist

    I still kept great vitality

    Even though weather brought a mist

    I became lost in dense fog

    and so blind I couldn't see

    Because of confusing smog

    I lost all my youthful glee

    My childhood was now in evanescence

    And a dark storm began to brew

    I was going through adolescence

    When the cold rain soaked me blue

    I felt the worst of any pain

    as I trembled in agonizing fears

    The storm was now a hurricane

    The worst seen in 80 years

    I had built a home

    on a foundation of sand

    So, I was now all alone

    In a dark and dreary land

    When the tempest did finally ease

    And the cyclone came to its demise

    I collapsed wearily to my knees

    As tears streamed from my eyes

    The weather quickly changed

    And the stars were shining bright

    I no longer felt estranged

    As a man walking in the light

    So, I know it to be true

    That the calm comes after the storm

    Sometimes it takes being subdued

    To truely be able to reform

    1 AnswerPoetry1 decade ago
  • Everyone seems to like this, whats your critique?

    Please critique how I could make it better.

    I once was a child

    Enjoying warm, sunny days

    Living pure and wild

    Under bright brilliant rays

    Then I began to grow

    Hoping for a solid ground

    I wished for it to be covered in snow

    but this is not what I found

    Everyday in my juvinility

    I could not understand the gist

    I still kept great vitality

    Even though weather brought a mist

    I became lost in dense fog

    and so blind I couldn't see

    Because of confusing smog

    I lost all my youthful glee

    My childhood was now in evanescence

    And a dark storm began to brew

    I was going through adolescence

    When the cold rain soaked me blue

    I felt the worst of any pain

    as I trembled in agonizing fears

    The storm was now a hurricane

    The worst seen in 80 years

    I had built a home

    on a foundation of sand

    So, I was now all alone

    In a dark and dreary land

    When the tempest did finally ease

    And the cyclone came to its demise

    I collapsed wearily to my knees

    As tears streamed from my eyes

    The weather quickly changed

    And the stars were shining bright

    I no longer felt estranged

    As a man walking in the light

    So, I know it to be true

    That the calm comes after the storm

    Sometimes it takes being subdued

    To truely be able to reform

    2 AnswersPoetry1 decade ago
  • What do you think of the humbling poem?

    I once was a child

    Enjoying warm, sunny days

    Living pure and wild

    Under bright brilliant rays

    Then I began to grow

    Hoping for a solid ground

    I wished for it to be covered in snow

    but this is not what I found

    Everyday in my juvinility

    I could not understand the gist

    I still kept great vitality

    Even though weather brought a mist

    I became lost in dense fog

    and so blind I couldn't see

    Because of confusing smog

    I lost all my youthful glee

    My childhood was now in evanescence

    And a dark storm began to brew

    I was going through adolescence

    When the cold rain soaked me blue

    I felt the worst of any pain

    as I trembled in agonizing fears

    The storm was now a hurricane

    The worst seen in 80 years

    I had built a home

    on a foundation of sand

    So, I was now all alone

    In a dark and dreary land

    When the tempest did finally ease

    And the cyclone came to its demise

    I collapsed wearily to my knees

    As tears streamed from my eyes

    The weather quickly changed

    And the stars were shining bright

    I no longer felt estranged

    As a man walking in the light

    So, I know it it to be true

    That the calm comes after the storm

    Sometimes it takes being subdued

    To truely be able to reform

    1 AnswerPoetry1 decade ago
  • I think youll like this?

    do you?

    I once was a child

    Enjoying warm, sunny days

    Living pure and wild

    Under bright brilliant rays

    Then I began to grow

    Hoping for a solid ground

    I wished for it to be covered in snow

    but this is not what I found

    Everyday in my juvinility

    I could not understand the gist

    I still kept great vitality

    Even though weather brought a mist

    I became lost in dense fog

    and so blind I couldn't see

    Because of confusing smog

    I lost all my youthful glee

    My childhood was now in evanescence

    And a dark storm began to brew

    I was going through adolescence

    When the cold rain soaked me blue

    I felt the worst of any pain

    as I trembled in agonizing fears

    The storm was now a hurricane

    The worst seen in 80 years

    I had built a home

    on a foundation of sand

    So, I was now all alone

    In a dark and dreary land

    When the tempest did finally ease

    And the cyclone came to its demise

    I collapsed wearily to my knees

    As tears streamed from my eyes

    The weather quickly changed

    And the stars were shining bright

    I no longer felt estranged

    As a man walking in the light

    So, I know it it to be true

    That the calm comes after the storm

    Sometimes it takes being subdued

    To truely be able to reform

    1 AnswerMythology & Folklore1 decade ago
  • To Christians, what do you think of this poem?

    I once was a child

    Enjoying warm, sunny days

    I lived pure and wild

    Under bright brilliant rays

    Then I began to grow

    Hoping for a solid ground

    I wished for it to be covered in snow

    but this is not what I found

    Everyday in my juvinility

    I could not understand the gist

    I still kept great vitality

    Even though weather brought a mist

    I became lost in the dense fog

    and so blind I couldn't see

    Because of confusing smog

    I lost all my youthful glee

    My childhood was now in evanescence

    And a dark storm began to brew

    I was going through adolescence

    When the cold rain soaked me blue

    I felt the worst of any pain

    as I trembled in agonizing fears

    The storm was now a level 5 hurricane

    The worst seen in 85 years

    I had built a home

    on a foundation of sand

    So, I was now all alone

    In a dark and dreary land

    When the tempest did finally ease

    And the cyclone came to its demise

    I collapsed wearily to my knees

    As tears streamed from my eyes

    The weather quickly changed

    And the stars were shining bright

    I no longer felt estranged

    As a man walking in the light

    So, I know it's true

    That the calm comes after the storm

    Sometimes it takes being subdued

    To truely be able to reform

    3 AnswersReligion & Spirituality1 decade ago
  • I think youll like this one, do you?

    I once was a child

    Enjoying warm, sunny days

    I lived pure and wild

    Under bright brilliant rays

    Then I began to grow

    Hoping for a solid ground

    I wished for it to be covered in snow

    but this is not what I found

    Everyday in my juvinility

    I could not understand the gist

    I still kept great vitality

    Even though weather brought a mist

    I became lost in the dense fog

    and so blind I couldn't see

    Because of confusing smog

    I lost all my youthful glee

    My childhood was now in evanescence

    And a dark storm began to brew

    I was going through adolescence

    When the cold rain soaked me blue

    I felt the worst of any pain

    as I trembled in agonizing fears

    The storm was now a level 5 hurricane

    The worst seen in 85 years

    I had built a home

    on a foundation of sand

    So, I was now all alone

    In a dark and dreary land

    When the tempest did finally ease

    And the cyclone came to its demise

    I collapsed wearily to my knees

    As tears streamed from my eyes

    The weather quickly changed

    And the stars were shining bright

    I no longer felt estranged

    As a man walking in the light

    So, I know it's true

    That the calm comes after the storm

    Sometimes it takes being subdued

    To truely be able to reform

    4 AnswersPoetry1 decade ago
  • For those who are lost?

    Would this poem be good or bad for them?

    When you were torn

    From your mothers womb

    You were born

    Ready for a tomb

    Through every birth

    Comes certain death

    Your deciding factor on earth

    Is your use of living breath

    Its hard to live with a blindfold

    That covers your eyes

    And easy to to be put into a mold

    By a world full of lies

    Is you seek than you shall find

    A life that is worth choosing

    And when you don't know you're blind

    Life is utterly confusing

    1 AnswerReligion & Spirituality1 decade ago
  • How bout a poem with a great significant meaning?

    When you were torn

    From your mothers womb

    You were born

    Ready for a tomb

    Through every birth

    Comes certain death

    Your deciding factor on earth

    Is your use of living breath

    Its hard to live with a blindfold

    That covers your eyes

    And easy to to be put into a mold

    By a world full of lies

    Is you seek than you shall find

    A life that is worth choosing

    And when you don't know you're blind

    Life is utterly confusing

    this is a rough draft I just popped off, whats your reaction?

    1 AnswerPoetry1 decade ago
  • Holy spirit and fruits of joy...What do you think the apostles were like mood wise? ?

    Do you think apostle paul was more happy or sad or in between? I ask because people seem to think that if you have the holy spirit your going to always have the fruit of joy. Could be true for a lot, but for those of us who see the state the earth and its people are really in, have a hard time being always joyful and are more inclined(whether we show it or not to groan and mourn). Besides serious, what do you think the personalities of the apostles were like?

    4 AnswersReligion & Spirituality1 decade ago
  • What is this rhyme scheme? and do you like it?

    Are you the

    unborn living

    torn dead

    asleep singing

    deep in bed....

    We have light

    Key collections

    use your sight

    choose resurrection

    if you do

    take that seed

    make it grow

    learn to heed

    yearn to sow

    5 AnswersPoetry1 decade ago
  • Metaphorical poetry, do you like it?

    Here are some sections of a fairly long writing that I have a lot of work to do...Do you like and get the idea?

    How do I open up your locks

    to get inside your tool box

    Yours seems better than the rest

    So id like to put your tools to the test

    I wish to just try

    Hope I dont over pry

    To where you can no longer turn the hatch

    and upon up your hatch..........

    When I see your tools inside are genuine

    only then will I also think the box is fine.....

    And with an open lid

    Please make sure all of your screwdrivers are hid

    Because I have my own personal collection

    and not every section is perfection

    So if I accidentally damage your most valued tool

    Please dont pull me from under my stool

    Pulling out your philips head

    saying screw you, I wish you were dead.....

    I tried to never evaluate your tool capacity with a measuring stick

    to judge the outside of your box would make me a dick.

    2 AnswersPoetry1 decade ago
  • Here is something of mine, does anyone else do this?

    Here is just a little section, who else rhymes like this.

    Take that seed

    Make it grow

    Learn to heed

    Yearn to sow

    We all have a light

    and Key collected

    Use your sight

    Choose to be resurrected.

    2 AnswersPoetry1 decade ago
  • How do you heal a wound?

    Ever run through a dense patch?

    Getting out with a huge scratch?

    Did the thorn in your side

    Cut you deep and wide?

    Making it hard to hide

    that you got swept with the tide

    How do you heal a scar

    that took you from having the light of a star

    and all who your are

    down to feeling like your stuck in the tar?

    3 AnswersPsychology1 decade ago