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Day of Reckoning
Above bleak pastures,
A cobalt coliseum:
Warriors are unleashed.
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Aggressive brave clouds,
Battle for the dominance:
Vanquishment is vague.
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Conquest of power,
Clash of divine elements:
Battle in the sky.
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Sun and clouds collide,
On a battlefield landscape:
The land prays for reign.
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The golden swords pierce,
As injured clouds hemorrhage:
Pelting the pastures.
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With sharp swords of light.
The golden gladiator:
Obtains victory.
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Ocean Waves
In perfect rhythm
A gently flowing ballad
Perfect melody
Tugging at my heart
Softly lifting my spirit
Tickling my senses
A song of beauty
Calling to the universe
To maintain all life
Everlasting tune
Beckoning for all to see
Shimmering with hope
Singing out for peace
In harmony with the wind
Conducted by God
Copyright © 2009 Lena “Lolita” Townsend
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Acid Rain
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Psychedelic notes,
Strummed with creative wonder:
From a lonely soul.
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Music for the world,
Crying guitar solos hum:
Raining energy.
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While his audience,
Awaited the finale:
Burning his guitar.
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Inspired by Jimi Hendrix
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Blame It On the Moon
I dare you to say,
"It's because of the full moon."
My heart is not made of iron.
No magnetism
Pulls me like the ocean's tide,
Holding me here by your side.
Instead, please tell me
That our hearts will beat as one
Regardless of the moon or sun.
Say that you'll be here
When we become old and gray...
Then, say the moon made us that way.
Ray Dillard 10-13-11
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Moonlight On The Ward
Midnight. This white ward
drifts softly through chalked moonbeams
shifting walls argent to cream,
sifting sterile halls.
Full moon fingers reach within
touching each silvered sheet-shroud.
Jaded nurses drowse,
vials drip crystalline hope
elixirs into sick veins,
bedside water jugs
shimmer with ivory pearls,
glimmer-gentle light soothes pain.
Shades of frailty flit,
whisperings of the once-well;
escapees from harsh daylight's
hot taunts of the sun.
Reality receding,
moonlight kinder to dreaming.
Caught between two worlds,
health and no-way-out unhealth;
fear smoothed by the balm of calm.
Lustrous illusions,
in this vault of dream we wait
for morning's impending fate.
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Storm Climax
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My closed eyes can see
Lines and rows of running rain
A rainbow of sounds
On roof, leaves, and ground
Song of rain falls everywhere
A restful white noise
Unseen lightning brings
A roar to mate land in heat
Primal shiver-sin
Reverberant sound
Sky has been ripped and shakes
Waves of noise collide
Furious moans fade
Thunder’s ecstasy’s over
An exhaust lover
Tomorrow morning
Bliss of children will splash sky
Puddles of heaven
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Pollinator
Black and yellow bands
my flight in the summer breeze
enjoying the job
Strongly attracted
your corolla's depth and width
and sweet scent nectar
Through tender skilled sips
slowly brushing your pistil
to forget-me-not
In my body hairs
will remain your sinful dust
always open bloom
You'll be another's
as you've been before I come
while Sun shines your treat
Bumbling through the air
still tasting the fleeting trance
I will think of you
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Lunar Beams Riding the Waves
Moon beams in distance.
Carried by glittering waves,
Reflecting an ageless tide!
Rays of moonlight fall,
Caressing, soothing, calming,
Man's broken, weary hard heart!
He stands in the sand
Moonbeams touching his shoulder
One giant step for mankind!
The moon is falling,
from the sky coming down fast!
Can the mighty ocean last?
Surf's up came the cry,
Many feet come running by,
Can we catch that last big wave?
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Carried by the Wind
An ascending seed,
A ball of life wandering,
Floating through the air.
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Floating through the air,
In search for its’ field of dreams;
Whispers to the earth.
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Whispers to the earth,
It’s story awaits to spring;
Searching for soft soil.
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Searching for soft soil;
Waiting for climate and light;
On the hardened earth.
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On the hardened earth,
Anticipating its’ birth;
A gust comes again.
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A gust comes again,
With unsuccessful attempts;
Carried by the wind.
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Awaiting Dawn
The heat of today,
Shall vanish, as the day ends;
Coolness shall return.
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Coolness shall return,
On shoulders of tomorrow:
While night exhales dawn.
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While night exhales dawn,
Breath on invisible wings;
Discharges fresh air.
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Discharges fresh air,
The lungs of the forest breathes;
Scorching regions praise.
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Scorching regions praise,
The arrival of coolness,
Their faith awaits dawn.
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