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For Curse Speakers/Writers

Your words deflect
Return to you
And shower devastation

You can expect
That these will do
Set forth all pronunciation

It will accomplish
All that grime
All wrong you ever wish

You speak your fate
In verbal slime
And fill your heart with hate.

Your words bear fruit
All that you say
In time they will grow root

You follow suit
With darkened days
And live in cursed loot

You dwell In profanity
And nullify the good

Cancelling prosperity
With evil as your food.

poem by Cynthia Buhain-Baello
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Reaping

Reaping fruit from words
Now laying curses down
Disaster it accords
As poverty now surrounds.

Ignorance of effects
They're sowing verbal causes
Now this Land of Rejects
Lose hope with money pauses.

Words declared grow active
And those who fail to see
The things they write, say, and give
Canceled all prosperity.

Nations then will laugh
Deception reigns all over
This Land will not have enough
To feed these arrogant speakers.

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A Man Reaps What He Sows

Careless intent reaps much discord
And many a time, it harvests offense

A bitter root grows from our words
As the wounds it cuts are truly immense.

And God will not be mocked
A man shall reap all that he sows

Man's words be weighed the Good it lacked
For God does hear and knows.

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Speech Reflects The Home

Speech reflects the Home
And a man will show his worth
What kind of family he came from
As his words of mouth come forth.

Speech reflects the Heart
And God sees what is within
If from Wrong it will depart
Or if it dwells with Verbal Sin.

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Words of Grace

Words that uplift another
Are words God blessed with grace

They leave the hearer feeling better
And show respect for the human race.

Words, not curses, bear eternal fruit
And multiply the goodness in life

These words should then be our pursuit
Not cursing words that will cause strife.

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Roots, Trees, and Fruits

A tree is known by its root
The source of its first life
A fruit is known by the tree
As a man is known through strife.

The root of a man is his family
The tree is the man that has grown-
The words that he writes in poetry
Show the rearing he has known.

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Copyright Cynthia Buhain -Baello
July 6,2009 Tarlac City Philippines

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'No good tree bears bad fruit, nor does a bad tree bear good fruit.
Each tree is recognized by own fruit.'

Luke 6: 43

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Struck At The Core

You hurt and so are angry
For I have thus struck at the core

I can read your life like poetry
And can the trace the roots of the sore.

Your childhood days reflect the source
Of your curses and your words today

And your heart is controlled by an evil force
Led your tongue and your speech astray.

The anger there reacts when naked
Exposed of the tendrils that had it bound

Releasing pangs of language wicked
Curses, profanity where it abounds.

Unless that past of bitterness healed
The tongue will never speak what's right

And only in humble surrender must yield
To focus on God and follow all sight.

Cop yright Cynthia Buhain Baello
April 1,2010

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Those Who Copy Murder Poetry

Unkind are those
Who disrespect
Their fellow writers' work,

They presuppose
We can't expect
That duplication lurks.

So with temerity
Their works will show
That titles are just 'copy'

They mock the art,
And refuse to grow
...Then murder Poetry.

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Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Now to those who think they are smart
Better do some medical reading
And take seriously these words at heart
Because you don't know your brains are short circuiting.

Uncontrolled stress gets to the speech nerves
Agitation and daily mounting stress
Can be manifested by profane cursing words
That when untreated may make you brainless.

It's a sign of Oppositional Defiant Disorder
And needs some resolve in Psychiatry
And may worsen in years for the speakers
The agitation may not be limited to profanity.

The inward turmoil may express in action
And the cursing may not be just verbal attack
The illness of cursing is a mental condition
That needs to be cured and its growth held back.

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The Fruit of Our Lips

How permanent like words
Each passing day leaves its mark

How a great fire in the woods
Can be made by a little spark

How easy to bring forth Harmony
By lighting our words with grace

How great a little Kindness can be
Spread forth in the human race.

Fan the flame of goodness and love
Speak words of forgiveness and care

Usher the blessing from God above
The fruit of our lips these bear.

Copy right Cynthia Buhain Baello
February 27,2010
Philippines

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Curses and Malice

Curses and malice go together
Like marital partners they sashay

And like dirty words they are forever
Recorded in Heaven everyday.

And those that release them are in bondage
In shackles and chains of obscene language

Pulling them lower down eternal fire
Sealing their fate in hell so dire.

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Burning Words Cut Love Cords

Weighed down
By burning words

They sound
Like angry swords

Slain hearts
Now lie in discord

Depart...
And cut Love cords.

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With Pity

With pity I shall view
Your life and all you do

Your words are laced with wrong
And in the end where you belong.

With pity I conclude
Your fate on judgement day

Your curses they prelude
What eternal fire arrays

With pity I shall then
View you from there in Heaven

When you shall then be burned
And regret all words you've spoken.

Co pyright Cynthia Buhain Baello
April 1,2010

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Words Become Lifestyles

Words make the man
And reflect what his heart contains

Thoughts become words
And when spoken they remain

Words that are repeated
Become habits in the end

Habits formed become lifestyles
That later may be hard to amend.

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Words Reflect the Parent

Words reflect the parent that raised you up
What they have taught you all those years

Words can say more than just enough
And show the person with his hidden fears.

Words tell more than what eyes can see
They uncover the heart of the man really

For they come from within the core of the man
The heart source of anger, rejection, and want.

A person who speaks with words so obscene
Tell the whole world of the roots where he had been.

His words portray parents who may have failed him
And with curses he lived at every beck and whim.

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Communication

Communication is touching
Another with sincerity
Not just with verbal teaching
Conversing absently.
It is the human spirit
That reaches forth with care
Words so laden with it
In love and knowledge share.
Crossing space and distance
Communication frees
It is the golden chance
For friendship and for peace.

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I Will Write About You, God

I will write about You,
With my last breath I would.
Your Hand's upon my pen,
Your Words in mind again.

Tried to veer away from it,
Tried some drama and some wit,
But You are so persistent,
Gave the score for my content.

You will not let me go,
I plant Your Words, they will grow
In hearts of hardened soil so barren,
You draw them in, the souls of men.

Now is the time, now is the season,
To write Your Words that is the reason
This gift was given, it's for You.
Until the end...I will write about You.

'For it is God Who works in You, to will and to do according to His good purpose.'
Philippians 2: 13

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Copyright Cynthia Buhain-Baello
June 5,2009
Philippines

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God Bless Mckay Hatch

some people insist
on cursing in speech
their words just consist
of language that breach
animosity and anger
bullying and such
they are not any better
And need curses as crutch
uplifting language
is never out of place
it will suit any age
and bless any race
thank God for a young man
who cared so much
let his club fill the land
God bless Mckay Hatch!

Note: Mckay Hatch is a 15 year old who started the 'No Cussing Club' to promote uplifting language and replace cursing with better words.

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Christian (Free form)

Words reflect the man,
For out of the mouth
The heart speaks.

And as a man thinks
In his hollow heart
So the truth of who he is.

Faith declared through discord
Nullifies the truth

Testifies to every word
Speech revealed by fruit.

A child of God is peacemaker
He shuns the arguments

He is a Salt and Light bearer
Gentle in sentiments.

The badge of Christ he's wearing
A disciple and follower

For in Christ, he is truly nothing
Even if he's the world's best writer!

'Pleasant words are a honeycomb,
Sweet to the soul and healing to the bones.'

Proverbs 16: 24

February 2,2010
Philippines
Copyright Cynthia Buhain Baello

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Ink Bottle of Life

The pain and sorrows in life's hurdle
Are all contained in bottled record.
For our Experience is the ink bottle
Where the dipped pen draws many words.

The souce of writers' inspirations
From it the passion ink flows through
To weave the lines and compositions
Of life and loves that we once knew.

'He who pursues righteousness and love, finds life, prosperity, and honor.'

Proverbs 21: 21
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Empty Cans

The foolish man speaks
With the loudest voice
Like little empty cans
That make the most noise.

Those who are hollow,
No wisdom to be found
But full vessels we know
Can silence their own sound.

The more the words
The less, the meaning-
For silence accords
A deeper understanding.

'Silent waters run deep.'

'A fool multiplies words.'

'When words are many, sin is not absent.'

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Copyright Cynthia Buhain-Baello
February 22,2010
Philippines

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For Curse Speakers/Writers

Related quotes

Reaping

A Man Reaps What He Sows

Speech Reflects The Home

Words of Grace

Roots, Trees, and Fruits

Struck At The Core

Those Who Copy Murder Poetry

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

The Fruit of Our Lips

Curses and Malice

Burning Words Cut Love Cords

With Pity

Words Become Lifestyles

Words Reflect the Parent

Communication

I Will Write About You, God

God Bless Mckay Hatch

Christian (Free form)

Ink Bottle of Life

Empty Cans

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