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Is That You, Lord!
Passing by the Church
Come! a voice seemed to whisper
Me myself with God!
Tiptoeing alone
Pausing at giant statues 
Walking to and fro.
Faces fixed in place
I can almost hear them speak
staring long enough.
Candles flickering
Shadows dancing; is that You?
Marbled eyes peering!
I wrote this poem over a year ago, and as I am inspired by dVerse to write about “LOVE” while admitting; I love my Country U.S.A. and when I see the news today this poem is how I feel!
I begin today
Should I climb on top a hill
Or just kneel to pray
Will He answer presently
Or should I choose therapy
dVerse on LOVE
dVerse wants something SILLY, just turn on the DAILY NEWS!
It seems the whole world is SILLY!
A Plandemic, oops I mean Pandemic?
New dances like — Social Distancing, ♫♪
Sheltering in Place ♪ Quarantining the Healthy ♫
Don’t miss this tip
For what its worth,
Buy stock in toilet paper.
Get rich fast!
The year Twenty Twenty remember well
Many believed we were living in hell!
We stayed apart secluded day and night
Others seemed happy and began to write.
Some started composing little poems
Enjoying spending so much time at home.
Decisions were made — let us kneel and pray
While others continued longing to play!
Something new to a spoiled generation
Is this only now our planned vacation?
Sadly the parents soon became teachers
What will we do with these tiny creatures?
Politicians fret about this and that
Clung to agendas while ignoring facts.
When the danger decides to stop and quit
Will the world seek — find another conflict?
Thereby God will again say — “You’re Grounded!”
AGAIN!
I thought I would try and put my creative juices to work with the help of dVerse. The theme there today is “Impermanence.”
I heard a sermon the other day
Nothing forever — everything fads away
Uncertainty, hate, they feed today!
The media wittingly know of hatred’s prey
Uncertainty is certainly within our life
Therefore better to avoid any strife
I heard a sermon the other day
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A little bit of poetry inspired by dVerse
Each day upon awaking, a mystery
Surprised to see the world survive?
We sit and sip our coffee or tea
Wondering what the day will decide
Our journey begins, our gift of time
Seal that plan; the day still young
Will it end happily and benign
Or just another night unstrung?
We are taught the choice is ours
Or is it?
What a life we live; how convenient! Today you and I or anyone, how lucky can we be today to be alive in these silly times. So featherbrained, it is comical and sad at the same time.
Is it any wonder our children don’t know if they are boys or girls nor do their parents.
Our need for amusement no longer means getting dressed, finding a ride that takes us to the neighborhood circus that arrived to entertain us.
Our need to laugh is at our fingertips, so colorful we can taste it.
Just grab your favorite chair, get comfy in your P.J.s turn on your means of media, and get your popcorn, sit down, being careful not to wet your pants through laughter.
This entire impeachment bazaar is like closing your eyes, and ears and imagine A cow is screaming across the arroyo.
Scary stuff now the day for scary!
Scared paralyzed, momentarily.
Suspended is dangling, not moving.
The Ghost Word could it be removing!
Scribble the dribble — rewrite the right!
Politics, lunatic are today—
Many wishing it was yesterday!
Remember, don’t be scared get prepared.
The ghost word today is Hallo-erred!
dVerse does it again, with just 44 words WRITE something;
FLOATING DOWN THE RIVER
I quiver every time I take to twitter
Some post this and some post that!
Fact or fiction? I do not know.
At times don’t know where to go;
Life used to be so simple! —
Enlightenment a riddle
Instead, I’ll float the river.
