LonelyPoet's Poetry Box
Earlier today I woke up and thought I will trim the beard and took the trimmer and started trimming the beard and saw more hair falling down…
I asked “What size attachment I am using” and looked …
then I said
“To be precise … not using any attachment at all”
But I kept the mustache… now hope springtime will help me grow my beard back
It took approximately 15 minutes to write this poem. The idea came during the writing itself as after seeing the image in black and white I thought there is a story of this lady hidden deep in her heart. What she hides and what she shows wondered me. The poem was about finding ways to forgive those who abandoned the idea of a loving lover for the wilderness of this world but love is an emotion that will find ways on its own to reach the purity of a good lover.
Here is the Link to the Poem.
On Another Note:
Ramadan is almost here and I am cleaning up the mess inside the house. Most people around me are preparing for spring cleaning but spring as we know it is hiding somewhere no one really knows. These are times when as a human I should find ways to forgive and forget many things as I myself seek forgiveness for my mishaps. Life is easy when one thinks right and acts upon it, Life will become miserable when one acts bad and think about it.
A Must watch video for present-day folks to watch. In 1964, Arthur Clarke made a prediction about what the future would look like. He had listed down all the technological advancements that he thought would exist in the present day and what all things humanity would achieve down the road. However, his failure was in predicting how cruel humanity could become. Only religious prophets had made such predictions, and surprisingly, they all had come true.
However, what Arthur Clarke failed to see was the dark side of humanity. He didn’t take into account how we would use technology to harm each other, how we would become more intolerant of each other’s beliefs, and how we would become less tolerant of each other’s differences.
Religious prophets, on the other hand, had predicted all of this. They had warned us of the consequences of our actions, the impact of our decisions, and the importance of compassion and kindness towards each other. They had foreseen the rise of extremism and the increase in natural disasters, and all of it had come true.
It’s important to recognize that we are capable of both good and bad, and it’s up to us to choose which path we want to take. We must use technology for the betterment of humanity, not for our own selfish gains. We must learn to respect each other’s beliefs, cultures, and differences and work towards building a more tolerant and peaceful world.
In conclusion, Arthur Clarke from 1964 may have been right about some things, but he had failed to see the bigger picture. It’s essential to acknowledge the warnings of our religious prophets and work towards creating a better future for ourselves and the generations to come. Let’s strive towards a world where technology is used for good, and humanity is at the forefront of all our decision-making processes.
This is a very interesting video looking into the past … a past in which I was born, lived and survived the transitions … from the radio world to the T.V world, then to the computer world, and then to the world wide web. Now we are on the verge of another transition … a step into the machine intelligence that many big-time corporate frauds call AI or Artificial Intelligence.
It is amazing how much work goes into making this.
While browsing through multitudes of images of faces, I found a picture of a girl walking with only her back view. I first thought, what will her face look like? I almost clicked the photographer’s link to see if there were more pictures of her. But a thought came to my mind, nope, I don’t want to see her face, the face that comes to mind is good enough. That thought triggered this poem.
Enjoy.
On Another Note:
I going to focus more on posting here on this site than on social media. They all suck big time. There is no freedom of expression anywhere. Most of the snowflakes and cancel culture folks have gone out of control. But I have to admit, it was a fun and fantastic journey through it all I met some fantastic people through social media. But looks like it is time for me to retire to my own sites than lurk around a world that doesn’t want me. I will be here, speaking my mind and my opinions on my site. You can read it all, just read, I expect no feedback, but keep in mind, I love you all.
I hope you all remember the Physics Girl from YouTube. She is seriously sick with Long Covid and she needs all the support she can get. Please do all you can to help her and her family get through these tough days.
Watch this video this will tell you what’s going on with her and how you can help.
That’s a very interesting reason why this trad started.
Hollywood Life reported, “Tom is filming a new film that is taking time and millions of dollars not to mess up scheduling, along with that he also didn‘t go to the wedding because it was his daughter’s wishes and he knows that if he went it would be all about him. Paps and guests would have made it a less special day had they been focusing on Tom.”
This poem as the picture may tell you was written looking at the picture mostly. I have had great communication with this model throughout the composition time. The model thanked me for the poem and so kindly allowed me to use the image. There is a video also which she had shown me online but I do not have a copy of it as she didn’t give me permission to use that video.
This is like painting looking at a model. But I went a little deeper than a painter will do. Not just take the feeling of the model, but what I felt inside of me when looking at the image.
On Another Note:
I am a gentle giant. I love patience and I also love my little arrogant moments. There is this one person I am finding every way to forgive even though she doesn’t deserve any forgiveness. That’s the struggle. Life is not a monster we make it monstrous.
Not a lot going on … check my other posts to see what my viewpoints are.