Arthur KnackmusWest Salem, IL, USA |
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Arthur was born January 29, 1955 at Olney, IL. He was the seventh of eight children born to Dale and Lorene (Mason) Knackmus. As of 1999 he has always been single and has no children. He lives on a grain farm inWest Salem in the south eastern part of Ilinois. He thinks everybody in his immediate family has earned a degree in farming. He has over 100 poems, most are about 20 lines long. Arthur says, "Poetry helps him find his purpose in this life." |
Looking Up to the Sky at NightLooking up to the sky at night, |
By now you know I am quite right. |
That sometimes there are no bright white lights at night. |
Yes some stars are a little red or yellow depending on their. |
energy which is light. |
And from this you can tell I have good eye sight. |
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It's not my intention to scare people into a frenzy or fright, |
About this matter I have chosen to write. |
No matter who you are eventually you will go through a blight. |
Even if you are King Arthur or a white knight. |
In this small town an angel could show the height of his flight,. |
And amaze you at night going higher than a kite. |
This world is just a play and West Salem is God's chosen site. |
please pray that everything in Illinois will be alright. |
Clowns, Butterflies, Dog Last night, why
was the Big Dipper upside down? |
The way Jesus runs the world is by winding it up and then its wound. |
Before things happen, He can predict and synchronize every sound. |
God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent, meaning. |
Power, everything, and surround. |
He has power to spare and leaves you clowns down to abound. |
He can think up new adjectives, verbs, or nouns. |
leading Him to define Him out in town. |
You clowns never will, otherwise you would be God the hound. |
All poems Copyright © 1998 Arthur Knackmus. All rights reserved.