100 Days of Poetry: from Steemit School Poetry 100 Day Challenge, March 7, 2018 - June 14, 2018
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There are too many words we say and written, only a few which are true and meaningful. We read and speak too much but we write and listen too little. As we read and talk about how beautiful those poems, not all could write good poems and not even understand it's meaning.
I am so grateful to meet special person, Ikhwanul Halim, whose not only could write beautiful poems, but I believe that all his words is true, truly sincere. He can write different of prose with different methods of poems. To be able to write 100 days of poems was not as easy as we thought. He succeed conquer himself to be that consistent to write thoughtful poems with incredible choice of words.
I witnessed the process of his journey writing 100 poems, everyday. I enjoyed those days and it's result. I even wondering what would this world could be if all could write as beautiful as he did.
Mariska Lubis
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100 Days of Poetry - Ikhwanul Halim
100 Days 100 Poems, Beyond Limit of Beautiful Feelings
There are too many words we say and written, only a few which are true and meaningful. We read and speak too much but we write and listen too little. As we read and talk about how beautiful those poems, not all could write good poems and not even understand it's meaning.
I am so grateful to meet special person, Ikhwanul Halim, whose not only could write beautiful poems, but I believe that all his words is true, truly sincere. He can write different of prose with different methods of poems. To be able to write 100 days of poems was not as easy as we thought. He succeed conquer himself to be that consistent to write thoughtful poems with incredible choice of words.
I witnessed the process of his journey writing 100 poems, everyday. I enjoyed those days and it's result. I even wondering what would this world could be if all could write as beautiful as he did.
Mariska Lubis
TABLE OF CONTENTS
100 Days 100 Poems, Beyond Limit of Beautiful Feelings
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRODUCT OF THE ERA
SHE LOCKED HER HEART
NO WIFI HERE
FOREIGN AFFAIR
DENDAM TAK SAMPAI
FROM AN APPLE TREE
MOBY
THE HUNTRESS
BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH
BE A YOU
AFTER A TRULY WONDROUS THING
FOR YOU SOULLESS BASTARDS OUT THERE
SPRING OF JOY
THE POETS ARE DEAD, LONG LIVE THE POETS
REVOLUTION
MEMBRANOUS COAT RUDIMENTARY EMBRYO
WRITING ON A HOT SUMMER AFTERNOON
WORDS MEANT TO KEEP, BROTHER
WON'T GO CHASING WATERFALLS
MOTIVATION!
LEAVING THE PAST
OUT OF NOWHERE
STORY FROM A STRANGER IN THE MIDDLE OF HURRICANE
IF MY SOUL COULD SING
ARMAGEDDON AFTERMATH
21 JUMP STREET BLUES
OH-MY-GOD
THE LADY OF THE LAKE
HOWLING TO THE MOON
EXORCISE HER CALAMITY
WHEN I BROKE UP WITH YOU
STARING AT AN EMPTY PAGE
PEEBLES IN CIVILIZATION
ONE-NIGHT CLANDESTINE TRYST
THE INEVITABILITY FINALE
THE GHOST IS NOT AFRAID TO DIE ANYMORE
RED COFFIN AND DIAMOND RING
DEI EX MACHINA
HELLO THERE
CASUS BELLI
PAST PRESENT FUTILE
MY EXTRAORDINARY BAD POETRY
MISTRESS OF AMERICA
PLEASE GET OUT OF MY HEAD, QUESTIONS!
O, HUMANITY!
CONTEXTUALIZED COLLOQUIAL
HUNGER DREAM
UNI PARTY
SEXUALITY OF PHILOSOPHY
OBITUARY FOR NOBODY
WON'T GIVE UP, LET IT GO
24-HOUR VIBES
SELF-EXPRESSION
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SAD ENDING LOVE STORY EVER
CEREBRAL CORTEX NETWORK LIVE!
ANGRY
CONTINGENCY CONSPIRACY THEORY
LANGUAGE OF IMAGINATION
IT'S A PENNY BLUES
SINCE YOU'RE HERE …
THEY MIGHT BE ROYALS
THERE’S NOTHING GOOD ABOUT GETTING OLD
SYNOPSIS OF ME
ON RELATIONSHIP OFF
FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, LATE
MY SASSY GLOOMY LOVELY POETESS
PEOPLELESS PEOPLE
DYSYOUTHOPIAN
FREESTYLE LAMENTATION
TINDER
PAINT THE WORD ON A LIGHTHOUSE
IT'S MAY AND I HAVE TO STAY
POLITICAL APPROPRIATION OF CULTURAL CORRECTNESS
TO MAKE THE SKIES WEEP (FOR HER)
OUT OF THE BLUES
A QOLLOQUIAL SPEECH ABOUT PATIENCE
THIRTEEN NOTHIN'
SURVIVOR
IN THE HEART OF GASTRONOMY
THE SUN STANDING STILL
ONE HIT WONDER
THE BIRTH OF A POEM
LIFE
SHORTCUT TO AFTERLIFE
WORD WHISPERER
LIFELINE
HEART STILL BEATING HARDLY BREATHING
CIVILIZED
LOVE IS NEVER REALLY NEW
LEARN BY NUMBERS
UNREALISTIC ESCAPE
OUTLANDISH PROMISES
NURSERY RHYME MISERY
GOOD TOGETHER
NEVER A ROMANCE EVER AFTER
WAYWARD SAIL TO THE MAELSTORM ON THE MOON
LAST-MINUTE TICKET
99-IN-1
FOG OF WAR
Sorry, I'm So Sorry
Divine Philosophy
Future of Nations
ABOUT THE POET
This is my 1st submission for 100 Day Poetry Challenge con-ceived by Daniel Pendergraft from Steemit School Poetry.
PRODUCT OF THE ERA
BUATAN ZAMAN
tak ada yang mengharuskanku untuk segera pergi,
tatap yang penuh tanya, senyum berteka-teki
di wajahmu yang tak lagi pucat pasi: berseri,
usah ragu, hadirku bukan untuk mati
hadirku untuk menyampaikan rangkaian kisah
rekam jejak manusia di pusaran sejarah
ah! kutahu dirimu tak sabar diamuk gelisah
dada deru debar - mata berkaca-kaca, basah.
matamu berkaca-kaca mengharap nyata,
kabut mesti tersibak, hilang musnah dusta
namun, mestikah luka lama biar menganga?
dendam kesumat saatnya dilupa.
tak ada yang menghendaki luka kembali.
tak ada yang mengharuskanmu untuk pergi.
Bandung, 7 Maret 2018
PRODUCT OF THE ERA
no one told me to leave immediately,
your staring eyes, asking smile
in your face, no longer pale: radiantly,
do not hesitate, I come here now, not to die.
I came to deliver a series of stories
humanity track record in the vortex of history
Ah! I know you wait to be restless not
your chest pounding- eyes teary, wet.
tears falling for expecting the truth,
the mist must be parted, no more lie
but, should the old wound let open?
vengeful resentment, to be forgotten.
no one wants the wounds to return,
no one asked you to leave soon.
Bandung, March, 7, 2018
This is my 2nd submission for 100 Day Poetry Challenge con-ceived by Daniel Pendergraft from Steemit School Poetry.
SHE LOCKED HER HEART
(1)
early in the morning, watch the flare of the sun
fog floating down from broken branches
smell her milk, shake and done
that day was the day for goddess dances
maze of aisles, asphalt highway
nests of deathly lizards and snakes,
seared each step, must live on leap day
the roar of a hunter, ‘fore earthquakes
sleepy faces hanging on city bus
met the same face day after day
no recognition, none to trust
locked her heart, got lost on the way.
a poet crossed out graffiti,
poetry verses on the wall, ‘bout dignity.
(2)
today is the day for goddess dancing;
determination, round one in the garage.
flashmob on the street, people stop moving,
flesh and bones, as her red and white corsage.
the roar of a hunter in deep, darken cave,
the ruins of history landmark