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grazed knees
spilleronsheet said:

It sure is open interpretation with a rich imagery….well penned dear Dusk…the imagery notch point, scripting the scene as reader reads by…

May 1st, 2022 11:13

The other side of clearing something up
Violet bluebell( used to be yellow rose) said:

I’m not really sure I understand what’s going on between the two of you .. but I can see there’s disagreement . Maybe you two could message each other in private and discuss things ? It’s never nice to have conflict or upset with another . I’m sorry you are feeling angry / wound up , dusk ..

May 1st, 2022 07:45

The other side of clearing something up
Saxon Crow said:

And breathe

May 1st, 2022 04:38

The other side of clearing something up
Goldfinch60 said:

Have a look at my reply to her d a.

Andy

May 1st, 2022 01:07

grazed knees
Goldfinch60 said:

In my childhood days I don\'t reckon any of my friends didn\'t have scabs on their knees.

Andy

April 30th, 2022 01:05

grazed knees
Rozina said:

Wow, can be imagined.....

April 29th, 2022 18:10

grazed knees
Vamsi Sudha said:

Dear Dusk, You always leave your poems to reader\'s imagination. :)
Open ended poems....hahaha

April 29th, 2022 12:01

grazed knees
Michael Edwards said:

Says it all - and most of us have been there. So well expressed.

April 29th, 2022 11:20

Persistence and Brainwashing (an antidote to the preacher poets)
James Michael said:

It seems as if your opponents have put up white flags. It’s unfortunate to see the battle of beliefs fall into a lull for now. It’s always been very entertaining!

April 29th, 2022 10:33

grazed knees
Fay Slimm. said:

Secret low-goings under the bridge - a great way to remember passed happiness Dusky.

April 29th, 2022 09:47

grazed knees
Rocky Lagou said:

Well that author\'s note made me see this entirely different, so like \"grazed kness\" from doing the you know what? Okay love your imagery.


April 29th, 2022 09:14

Persistence and Brainwashing (an antidote to the preacher poets)
Goldfinch60 said:

You and I speak from the same sheet d a. I too am a Spiritual Believer in my own god, this organised religion is a complete farce and one which I gave up completely.
Good true words d a.
May your god go with you.

Andy

April 29th, 2022 01:20

Persistence and Brainwashing (an antidote to the preacher poets)
spilleronsheet said:

Thought provoking poetry
But yes I truly believe one should always be rational in their thoughts and not be brainwashed
And these lines truly hold
“ the road less travelled is a road you work out for yourself

not a road some preacher brainwashes you into believing”


April 28th, 2022 22:30

Persistence and Brainwashing (an antidote to the preacher poets)
Rozina said:

A very interesting thought provoking poem and discussion. Thank you.

April 28th, 2022 17:55

Persistence and Brainwashing (an antidote to the preacher poets)
Neville said:


Cor blimey .. & yes, I am very much aware of where that phrase stems from .. however, before I digress too much .. as one that follows a Buddhist path, I place no man above man .. and that goes for gods too .. All in all I found your post today very interesting and informative .. Lillith who I had never previously heard of sounds like one hell of a gall ........... Neville


April 28th, 2022 13:53

Persistence and Brainwashing (an antidote to the preacher poets)
Rocky Lagou said:

You see, one thing I like about you Dusk, is that you\'re audacious. If you go to my bio (that\'s been there since I created this MPS account) you\'ll see that the one word I describe myself as is \"audacious.\" Without people like you being brave enough to deviate from poetry that\'s \"accepted,\" we\'ll never find truth. So before going any further I just want to praise you for your boldness. Now back to the point, I, too, consider myself as a \"spiritual\" person. I feel that there\'s something beyond us that humankind just can\'t explain. However, I also don\'t consider myself apart of any religion as I feel each one is founded on unequal principles. Like you mention, \"Christian sexism.\" Gender inequality between Christians is very much true. I have literally seen this firsthand being that my father and my stepmother are both Christians, and you should really see the way they treat each other sometimes. It\'s like his word is the only one that matters, and if there\'s a disagreement then it\'ll ultimately be in favor of my father being that he\'s the man in the relationship and that the Bible literally says \"I do not permit a woman to teach or have authority over a man.\" That Lillith you mention I was unaware of, however, when searching her up it showed that she was risen from \"Judaic mythology\" and I never fully saw an explicit connection between her and the Bible. But assuming it\'s true, I question why the Bible never mentions her? Getting down to that ultimate underlying message of this post, \"why do bad things happen to good people?\" All I can say from personal experience and VARIOUS church sermons is that bad things occur because God wants to teach people a lesson and because \"his knowledge of future outcome are superior to ours,\" so although a certain situation looks negative superficially, it\'s all tied to a greater plan that\'ll overall be positive. Remember, I\'m only going by what I heard, and now what I believe. On the \"brainwashing\" theme, it truly does seem pretty cult-like. I can\'t argue against that, and to see how desperate some Christians get to convert others is truly frightening. The main reason I don\'t fully believe in Christianity is because of it\'s prominent DISLIKE against homosexuals. In the Bible it literally states, \"Homosexuality is an abomination in God’s sight.\" So to see that clear and stark contrast between a \"good and all-loving all-embracing God\" that the Bible and Christians make him up to be, so sharply disapprove of people just because they love their same fking sex is so contradicting. Anyways, just want to say thank you for the insights and feel free to correct me if I\'m wrong.

April 28th, 2022 10:28

Persistence and Brainwashing (an antidote to the preacher poets)
Violet bluebell( used to be yellow rose) said:

I think it’s ok to share your opinion about something but not to try and push it onto others .. which I guess is something that some people decide to do .

April 28th, 2022 10:18

Persistence and Brainwashing (an antidote to the preacher poets)
Violet bluebell( used to be yellow rose) said:

Hello dusk .. I think there might be a god or a higher ‘ being ‘ .. I certainly believe in angels . Although to be honest I’ve never thought of myself as someone who believes in god . But yes as far as god is concerned .. I cannot believe that a god would be to blame for so many things going wrong in this world .. I even think that would be unfair to say it’s to do with a god . I’m sorry that you had a disagreement with someone on here ..

April 28th, 2022 10:14

Persistence and Brainwashing (an antidote to the preacher poets)
Christina8 said:

This is rather eye opening, I was not aware of \"lillith\". Either way, whether God is responsible for tsunamis or not, I still believe in a loving God, no matter the religion. And I really respect you as a writer. I hope we can agree to disagree. ;)

April 28th, 2022 09:28

joey played the saxophone
spilleronsheet said:

It really moved the heart inside…what a beautiful incident that you shared with us with ink of violet typed on white…lovely dear Dusk….

April 28th, 2022 05:46

joey played the saxophone
Goldfinch60 said:

Good words and intriguing ending.

Andy

April 28th, 2022 01:13

joey played the saxophone
Rozina said:

I enjoyed your poem and story very much. I can see the scene, the music, the 2 people having a conversation, it\'s so vivid.

April 27th, 2022 17:52

joey played the saxophone
Saxon Crow said:

Fantastic poem.here Dusk and all the more so for being real! It reminds me of David Bowie for some reason

April 27th, 2022 13:25

joey played the saxophone
Bella Shepard said:

Love lost, love reminisced, sweet and mellow. A wonderful write.

April 27th, 2022 10:59

joey played the saxophone
Rocky Lagou said:

An amazing display. The fact it\'s based on your true life as well makes it all the more real. Hope you\'ve moved on from it, sometimes it\'s not always \"happily ever after.\" Well done!

April 27th, 2022 08:59

joey played the saxophone
Christina8 said:

Incredible write!! I love reading true stories, but sad that its a love lost. When you know the \'one\' you just know it. Enchanting read!!

April 27th, 2022 08:24

joey played the saxophone
Laura🌻 said:

Hello Joey!🎷

The saxophone is one of my favorite instruments I love listening to.
While reading your poem, I was transported to a
‘once upon a time’ moment of delight. Euphoric…to say the least.🎷
Thank you for sharing, dear poet.

Laura🌻


April 27th, 2022 07:50

joey played the saxophone
Violet bluebell( used to be yellow rose) said:

Lovely poem , dusk .. a nice read 🙂

April 27th, 2022 07:25

what need in me for kisses
Rozina said:

Beautifully expressed in a few lines.

April 26th, 2022 18:13

what need in me for kisses
Michael Edwards said:

A real corker and a fave for me.

April 26th, 2022 14:10



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