You hear the cries of many
As they cry to be free from all that is
The wars of human kind
Lay desolate to our lands
...
He lived before my time
His voice unique
His songs so sweet
...
It's a never ending cycle
That stems from generation to generation
The small child cringes
As he listens to the parents argue
...
The moonbeams glistened in the night
As the stars shone down upon the upturned face
Of an innocent child as she prayed
Silently she whispered
...
A child was premature
Only after 24 weeks her mother gave birth
She was only 12 inches long
When she came into this world
...
When a child has been told
Never shed a tear
The small child can only
Every bow their head in fear
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She stands upon the shores of time
Contemplating the rhythm of time
She bends slowly like a graceful swan
To dip her hands into the cool essence of life
...
Q. Name the four seasons
A. Salt, pepper, mustard and vinegar
Q. Explain one of the processes by which water can be made safe to drink
A. Flirtation makes water safe to drink because it removes large pollutants like grit, sand, dead sheep and canoeists
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The contempt of war
With spewn bodies and limbs
A war cry
A man dies
...
He contemplates life
In general who people are
Or what things are
What is it all about?
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The nightshades of hue
Blacken the empty abyss
As the moon hangs low
...
We often hope and pray
That our children find the right way
How they think
How they act
...
They cannot see
What adults always see?
They cannot understand
That black and white
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I awoke to the sound
Of the birds singing in the morn
As I unzipped my tent
The sight was one to behold
...
She was only 23
When she passed away
Just this weekend gone
I remember her
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When I was young
I was a foolish girl
Kept my distance with
Men in general
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Looking through the liquid bottle of shame
often drags ones foot to the grave
is it a fountain of youth...nay
but one that keeps me for every on my toes
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My heart beats
As I watch the moonbeams
Dance in the midnight breeze
I smile softly as I recall a time
...
The stars were bright that night
The first time we meet
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My heart as always been an open book
I hide nothing, it's just who I am
But because of certain
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Update: Kia Orana My Name is Kaila George, I am a 51 year old mother with one son, poetry is my passion, and recently so is teaching...I have been absent from this site for a while and just like to say I will try my best to keep abreast with anyone that would like to comment or rate there poems as best I can...I have two other sites I frequently visit...Poetfreak and Hello Poetry...but this site...I will always came back to...I fell this is were it all started for me...I feel home here...I would like to thank those of you that have been and kept reading my poems and feel honored that you still do...hence why I try my best not to neglect this site but I do have real life commitments that I must attended to...so I hope it will be OK if my reply's may be late..thank you for your time and have a good day or night Regards Kaila George)
Revolution Of Freedom For The Innocents Of Our Land
You hear the cries of many
As they cry to be free from all that is
The wars of human kind
Lay desolate to our lands
The dictatorship of life
Affects all of us in life
But how do we stand up
To the wars that kill our land
Innocent lives are many
Wasted upon the ground of life
Can you ignore the blood shed?
Of so many lost souls of war
Then one soul stands alone
Tired of the chaos of this world
And stands for the freedom
Of innocents of our land
THE MOMENTEM STARTS AS ONE
A voice that needs to be heard
Believe what you say
And mean every single word
If you believe in life
Then lay down the weapons of war
If you believe in love
Then accept human's beliefs for what they are
If you believe in peace
Then accept all races all religions
As equals in this world
If you believe in all of the above
Then you're a special human being
Never doubt your word
Never doubt who you are
Speak up for all those innocents
If this is what you believe
On behalf of all fellow all poets, PH family and our Mahakul family, we offer a title of honour to poetess Kaila George born on 20 October 1962 in Auckland, New Zealand as, 'Astral Ecstasy.' This title is offered to her due to her long time perseverance and valuable contribution to the world literature. From today onward she will be known as Astral Ecstasy Kaila George. We hope, all poets, visitors and people will like this.
Your The Real Me is fantastic. I love it. Keep it up Dr Emmanuel
Kaila George is one of those rare people whose love and compassion for all humanity make you feel that there is hope for our race. Her work is filled with hope, triumphant spirit and tenacity. Reading her work is always pleasant experience, and makes me proud to see the beauty of humanity
I love it it cool