My Path Unbroken

Kurt Philip Behm

Refusing to be labeled,

rejecting type and cast

 

With choices so enabled,

my freedom first and last

 

All fantasy as token,

its myths now cast aside

 

My path remains unbroken,

—false branding singed with lies

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)

 

 

   The Key

 

My Grandfather was a Poet,

my Father was a thief

 

Their spirits fight to own my soul,

—my Son in cradle sleeps

 

My Grandfather spoke of beauty,

my Father spoke of sin

 

The truth now locked within a voice,

—whose key I leave to him

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)

 

 

 

  Nothing New

 

The Devil not to be believed,

even when his words are true

 

Intent to spin ‘que es verdad’

old tactics—nothing new

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)

 

  • Author: Kurt Philip Behm (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 12th, 2017 11:41
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Comments5

  • rrodriguez

    Great poems like always. They have an intrigue and linger...

    • Kurt Philip Behm

      Thanks so much!

      • Kurt Philip Behm

        Another you might like ...

        http://hellopoetry.com/poem/1874733/eternity-has-its-say/

      • Fay Slimm.

        A fulfilling read is this trio of lyrical, swift flowing rhyme - great verses Kurt.

      • Kurt Philip Behm

        My favorite too. We think alike, thanks!

        Kurt

      • MendedFences27

        Three terrific poems. My Fav is the second. I like the uplifting message of continuation, father to son. The first I liked too, being free enough to choose our own fate. And we all know the Devil is a liar.
        Three poems that deliver these messages uniquely and beautifully. Compliments to the poet. - Phil A.

        • Kurt Philip Behm

          Thanks Phil. I'm honored by your thoughtful comments!

          Kurt

        • Augustus

          I can barely get one poem out every few days and here you are with a delightful trilogy.



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