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My Last Write to Men
by Kimmy Van Kooten → (All Poetry by Kimmy Van Kooten)
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IMHO~ Men, somewhere along the line have allowed women to turn into men, not in all respects,have you...and men are turning into women. Now, claim your head, households led, bring this back in prospective. Otherwise we will never know were any of us stand! Does anyone see this?


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You can only know me
by what I say,
But only I am perceiving here...
without asking...I ask...
"What are you worth as men?"


Yeah, yeah, yeah...
Oh the tall, the dark
and the handsome
I heard you, but why are you still sitting?...
"Don’t look at me that way!",
then Expecting...
To lay back in the will of His land!


Get off that horse,
your straddled on high...
See Joseph’s coat lying there?
O’ unamiable one,
Come on’ getup!,
Your time is up, and its about time
Rise against a world of misgivings
 take it back and take it like a man!

What do you live for, anyway
Can you even smile anymore?
Soak deeply in tenderness
A mans soul starves all of us
But...Be brave and gentle here
then open the door there...


Whett in appetite
on refining buds alone
Diminishing yourself,
you especially one
And run from this Beast
while running, thinking nothing of it!


Sign your name to a book
or build your home, O' carpenter
Your seed will be ready for planting,
all in motion ?
All the better... then bow your heads
Raise your white flags of devotion!


O’ potter, he finishes glazing
must he paint first?
Once you are fired,
you can’t then, come back!
Be somebody, but do anything!
Do you know
who you are doing it for?


Within your eyes see Humanity again
only lifting it higher this time!
Appreciate with words,
the more
and take control of yourselves,
no less
Carrying kindness atop of your heart,
and Give, give forever,
A rich man, a title, of superior culture...
nothing gentle here, never!


A question of Why?, to the father,
should be answered,
" Because I say so, so there!!"
Stand as principles of matter
once more
and tell everyone your not for sale!
Before existence sells out!


Your fruits are waiting
from the orchards
of all ancestral men
while the wildflower lay in the field
So, Reclaim good, for it is...
and Defile the bad
and for God’s sake...
Can you watch your tongue?


For I am Women
Rise above our whims!
This is my last write to men...
Maybe with His help,

If your worthy enough,
You can all put this world
back together again!

and everyone will be whole once more! 


 

Copyright 2006
Kimmy Van Kooten

photo taken 2005
by Samuel, my son




 

 

 



 
 
 


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 Reviews of "My Last Write to Men"
Reviewed by Richard Orey
Reviewed on April 15, 2007
My dear Kimmy,

I've read a number of your postings and a number of your personal emails to me, and they all send the same message. And it's not the message this poem offers.

You are a mother many times over. The picture you post was taken by your son, Samuel. You are a woman. Samuel is a man. Together you are doing something.

And so it is in life: Not a man doing something or a woman doing something. We're not all David downing Goliath. We're not all Joan of Arc leading the charge. We're individual men and women making up the society of earth.

But we are not the owners of earth. It's a gift to us all from God. We all are but its caretakers.

And so the solution for "Taking care of business" is not a man or a woman but a man and a woman in concert pursuing God's plan for us.

In Revelations, the Apostle John shares the future with us. But the books of the New Testament give us directions. And common sense and experience tells us what to do: "When all else fails, read the directions!"

By this posting, Kimmy, you and your son are an Army-of-Two. There are more armies like yours out there. This may be your "Last Write to Men," but actions speak louder than words. Just do your thing, and God will do his.

In the meantime, don't fret, just enjoy God's day and take your buggy out for a swamp-ride. But take care, will you? You know how those doctor bills can pile up.

Love to you and yours,
Richard

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on November 3, 2006
Thank you for sharing your sentiments, Kimmy. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on November 3, 2006
Wooo! I ain't touching this one with a ten foot pole. You're brave.

Reviewed by William Bonilla
Reviewed on November 3, 2006
A profound write Kimmy
excellent piece

Love & Paece
William

Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on November 3, 2006
Amen and everyone will be whole again this is powerfull.......Thank you

Light & Peace,
Joselyn

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on November 3, 2006
take it back and take it like a man!

I will try, woman.

Reviewed by Rusty Daily
Reviewed on November 3, 2006
Kimmy, if I read this right, you are asking men to just be men and not worry about all the trappings of what some think a man should be. Yes? No? Anyway, I liked the abstract quality of it.
Rusty

Reviewed on November 3, 2006
Takes two to break up a marriage,and over 80 per cent of divorce cases are filed by women. Men be kind? With nearly 99.9% of firemen, mountain and sea rescue, mine rescue, storm rescue and of course as soldiers in combat, being male, I think their kindness is evident and also sacraficial, dont you think?
Ah, I don't want to get into this.

Reviewed by Dove JoAnne Cromp (Reader)
Reviewed on November 2, 2006
Kimmy you out did your self in this fine write..I was thinking yesterday how men have unleshed a newness...They want conventional traditions in a woman but they don't want it..They do, they don't..Don't...Get grounded men!! What do you want??? No one wants to live like Ozzie and Harriette anymore...They don't want to marry, they want only to "shack" up, lol....TRUE????????? Yep!!!!!!!!I know you know what I mean...One in two relations/ marriages break up..One in TWO!!!!!!!!!! What's going on with men?????????


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