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Poetry in Chinese

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Poetry in English A-F

Renato Alzadon, Phil

Richard Angilly, USA

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Art Dax, Phil

Kelly Foxton, USA

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Tim Johnson, USA

Zanneta Kalyva-Papaloanno

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Arthur Levinson, USA

Poetry in English M-R

Rhodora P. Maganito, Phil

Isabel C.N. Magsino, Phil

James Na, Philippines

Danae Papastratou, GR

Rosemary Mallinson, USA

Antonio Pena, Philippines

Jacquelin Raybuck, USA

Kay Renz, USA

Alisha Rodrigues

Poetry in English S-Z

Sandra Wade, USA

Benjamin R. Yuzon, USA

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Dr Imre Zsoldos, Taiwan

Poetry in French

Z Kalyva-Papaioannou

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Gisela Kopp, Germany

Poetry in Greek

FatherTheoklitos Brouzis

Fotini Gouma, Greece

Zacharoula Gaitanaki

Denis Koulentianos, GR

Ghosh, Suparna Canada

Zanneta Kalyva-Papaioanno

Danae Papastratu, GR

Panagiota Zaloni, GR

Poetry in Italian

Novin Afrouz, Italy

Z Kalyva-Papaioanno

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Toshimi Horiuchi

Dr.Danae G.Papastratou,Gr

Aya Yuhki, Japan

Poetry in Kapampangan

Art Dax (Kapampangan)

Jose Roman Reyes Laquian,

Geronimo del Rosario

Evangelista, Marites, Phi

Antonio Mercado Pena, Phi

Poetry in Korean

Meen Heum Park, USA

Poetry in Spanish

Rafael Jesus Gonzalez, US

Carlos Gutierrez,Nic &USA

Beatriz Valerio, ARG

Poetry in Urdu

Danae G. Papastratou, GR

World brotherhood and peace through poetry

Kelly Foxton, USA
 

Prayer

By Kelly Foxton

 

A light shown down from heaven

Upon the place I stood

And God cried down upon me

A single drop of blood.

 

He cried for His world of children

A tear for you and me

A toneless note, a tuneless song

Where there should be harmony.

 

And then God showed me how to wipe

His precious tear away”

Teach mankind how to love

Then teach him how to pray.


Rebirth

By Kelly Foxton

 

Upon a bed, I laid my head

And closed my weary eyes,

And dreamed about a lovely place

I’ll call it “Paradise.”

 

God ws there, I saw his face

He beckoned—closer, Dear.

Frightened was I bet he reached his hand out

To draw me near.

 

He said my time was over there

My job fulfilled at last,

And all the suffering of my years

Was finally in the past.

 

Now try again to do your job

Always with honor and pride,

Then a doctor with a powerful hand

Spanked me

                        And I cried…


The Moon

By Kelly Foxton

 

I am the moon and from here I see

An earth—full of misery.

I’ve seen it since the earth unfurled

Man has totally ruined the world!

 

And now men want to come to me

They’ve wanted to since birth.

Why can’t they just leave me alone

And clean up the mess they’ve made on earth?


GAME OF LIFE

by Kelly Foxton

 

Life is just a little game

That people love to play

Look around and you’ll see them

Playing “life” everyday.

 

Go to Europe—go out west

If you take a notion

Fly a rocket to the moon

A ship across the ocean.

 

Playing spies at Watergate

Was really quite a show.

We’ll change another President

As soon as we “pass go.”

 

Let’s see who can pollute the best

Or smog the air the most

Who really cares about this place

“I live for me,” we boast!

 

Let’s take over another nation

“Checkmate,” yells one to the other,

As he pushes a button to an Atom Bomb,

 

The

            Game of

                        Life

                                    Is

                                                Over….



I have been dabbling in Haiku (as you will see, I use that term loosely) lately and wondered if you’d be interested in seeing some of it?

 

Under the lamp post

Two moths dance…

Light not wasted

 

Hundreds of flowers

Just ripe for the taking

But the butterfly died

 

Escaping at night

From behind the bars

The prisoner’s mind

 

That which I feared

Is here…

…Hello

 

A horn on his nose

But he can’t play a note

Rhinoceros

 

She died from the gunshot

With bloodstained hands

At least the doctor tried

 

My wedding veil

Packed away

With our vows

 

I hung our dirty

Laundry out

And no one even noticed

 

Skeletons are in my closet

But I’ve forgotten who they are

 

Groundhog peeks out

February 3rd

Nobody cares

 

The bird in my hand

Sees two

In the bush

 

Don’t walk barefoot

Beware

The blades of grass!









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