Pivot
Giving up a sight,
To scope upon another...
Is a pivot.
Why can't you pivot.
Turning your head,
Sometimes would be better...
If you pivot.
Why can't you pivot.
Why can't you leave what is,
To be it's own.
Why can't you,
Let live and let live alone.
Why can't you,
Walk away or go back home.
Giving up a sight,
To scope upon another...
Is a pivot.
Why can't you pivot.
Turning your head,
Sometimes would be better...
If you pivot.
Why can't you pivot.
Why can't you leave what is,
To be it's own.
Why can't you pivot.
Do a pivot.
Why can't you,
Let live and let live alone.
Why can't you pivot.
Do a pivot.
Why can't you,
Walk away or return back home.
Why can't you leave what is,
To be it's own.
Why can't you,
Let live and let live alone.
Giving up a sight,
To scope upon another...
Is a pivot.
Why can't you pivot.
Turning your head,
Sometimes would be better...
If you pivot.
Why can't you pivot.
Turning your head,
Sometimes would be better...
If you pivot.
Why can't you pivot.
Why can't you do this.
Do a pivot.
poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
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Full of hardship and trumpet,
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Circus man on a pivot like pixie
And he pissed.
Who says he climbs to the pinnacle?
Definitely the journey ends at a burial place.
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Autumnal Sport(Equinox) -Kyrielle sonnet poem
a 14 line poem-3 quatrains and a couplet
syllabic,8 syllables per line.
rhyme scheme AabB ccbB ddbB AB or AbaB cbcB dbdB AB.
composed with a refrain in the last line of each stanza.
L1 is repeated as L13 and L4 is repeated as L8, L12 and L14.
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Autumnal Sport(Equinox)
His play has begun and he moves
Knowing of time to play her moves
They are apart in playing mood
Hide and seek in set somewhat good
Azure is hidden, the sun too
Hiding, the passing clouds to do
Clement earth is pleased in good mood
Hide and seek in set somewhat good
Their diction of laughing applause
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Hide and seek in set somewhat good
His play has begun and he moves
Hide and seek in set somewhat good
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Right Now
The pivot point of time is now.
When anything potentially
can step on stage and take a bow.
The past is gone beyond recall,
a moment or a century.
There is no other time at all.
The next second may never be
although we always hope it will.
There is no perfect guarantee.
Now is the sole experience
we’ve ever had or ever will.
Against this truth there’s no defence.
Whatever has been or will be
must happen now it’s plain to see.
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Behaviour
The fulcrum of my behaviour is life,
Fortune forced its tentacles, conniving
And banishing the very layer I existed in.
The reality faced me in the head of affairs,
Our tails longer, the balancing act was tremendous
And very berated when we fell into the depths of the ocean
Of life.
The fulcrum or pivot was down where it lay-
Life was deciding behaviour, the very act.
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Trust is the pivot of relations
Trust is the pivot of
Relations
Thoughts of doubt
Can crack the trust
Put a question mark
On relations
Sufficient to destroy
Age-old bonds
It can make one
Loose a friend
Separate lovers
Disintegrate families
Kills the soul
Of an individual
One starts eyeing
Every one with
Suspicion
It can become
Life’s biggest
Misadventure
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Voids
A pilot without a sky
A sky without a pilot
A captain without a ship
A ship without a pivot
A book void of pages
A page without a book
A letter without a word
The word forgotten unheard
By silent actors and stages
An eye without a sight
Eyeholes bottomless pits
A hand without a shake
A weakness earning on might
A wound you cannot unbreak
21st century beats
21st century eats
©Miroslava Odalovic
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On Departure to Umrah
O! Fortunate fond friend,
Forgive us if we did offend.
We bid you farewell,
On the journey long,
With tears in the eyes,
And on the lips song.
Pray we all for your safety,
May God bestow you purity.
While going around the Pivot,
Remember us the sinners a lot.
Forget us not in the prayer,
For life bestows chances rare.
In front of the Tomb Green,
Meek is where a king or queen,
On our behalf scatter showers,
Of petals of tribute and flowers,
Saying, “Many wait for their turn,
Their souls pant and bodies burn.”
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Sonnet: The Modern Man
The modern man behaves in funny ways,
with craze for things that set his passions live;
He goes for food-fads, fashions, trendy days;
In swimming pools in hotels high, he'll dive.
Things mystic, mod have caught his heart and mind;
He acts per only his whims and fancies;
To virtual, unreal things, he will bind;
And quickly wants a life of lucre, ease.
Life's ventures are based on money's pivot;
He wastes his precious time and gifts of God;
He spends, invests and saves, yet lands in debt;
And though he's not, he thinks he is the Lord.
He can pull off achievements, aplenty;
His body, mind look aged at twenty.
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