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Premium MemberWhere's The Men

WHERE ARE THE MEN

Where are the men that once lived here
few men remain of yesteryear,
Beautiful masculinity, 
Artfully carved of dignity

The command and gruff within his voice,
The rough and tumble is his choice,
His love for femininity,
choosing the woman he'll wed to bear his seed

First a crown to his own mother's head,
Adjoined in the authority of his father's stead.
Takes his place within the world,
Only leaving his mother when he finds his girl.

Where are the men braving the fight for truth,
for the branding of mankind from his youth.
Where are the men, the way men were meant to be
God is calling his creation, "Come back to me!"
Categories: adjoined, christian, faith, family, father
Form: Rhyme

The Birds

Reclined under the shade of a snag tree,
A babbler piqued my curiosity.
Staggered by the companionship, initially.
Then pleased.

I discerned a lamenting warble...
The massif offered commiserations to him,
With an echo.
A lorikeet adjoined him, ensuingly
And, she twittered a novel...
Which was beyond my comprehension.

Nefarious humans are certainly not shaped,
To perceive this heavenly beauty.

His agonised warble was altered;
Now sings a euphonious trill.
Fare-thee-well, they exclaimed to the departing sun.
Much obliged, sings the song of love.
Categories: adjoined, 4th grade, anxiety, appreciation,
Form: Romanticism


Dreaming in Digital



    As the pixels of our images' imagined- dance 
in magics binary 
             as chemicals mingling between us-
in touch's refibering, as element_OFelementals 
entrenched,
drenched in of love's territorial ink
 in it's.environmental sea 
       at moonlit cove
 as stars scream in digital blink

In the silence of a starlit night,  
I hear the whispers of the moon, 
your serenade of gentle grace,  
          satelliting a mood,
as nature paints a tranquil face,  
Time hands brushed strokes to interlace, 
                                  claws for an embrace.
Magic chronochromatic_poetry virtuates 
                                           automatically, as
fallen leaves of the tree of Life, 
                  are we, like the nows' 
           fondest fronds of imagical memories, 
     drifted by and by inbetween reality sea, driftwood 
carried, 
buried in a crypt on the wind's soft sigh,.  
the eternal cosmic expanse of adjoined mind,
In the diodes of pietry of infrared and canvas of 
          4D-shade, Spirit Never Fade, 
find our way to our dream- that finds a way.
Categories: adjoined, art,
Form: Rhyme

Sister

Where ever you go, Whatever you do
A keepsake to carry, she's always with you
Nostalgia follows, a sliver of childhood
Never to be lost, that is sisterhood
Both your mirror and your opposite
Everlasting, a bond so definite
A family tree, grown from the same roots
Individual blossoms taking their own routes
Shared experiences, in tune, a wave length
A home to return to, a giver of strength
A safety net allowing you to reach new heights
Cheering you on, hoping you take flight
Designed to catch you when you fall
Stand you back up, nice and tall
A pusher who believes the sky is the limit
A shining light, you can never dim it
A sister is a necessity, a blessing, it's true
L’amour entre deux, love between two
Souls adjoined, like rope intertwine
Forever together, glad you're mine
Categories: adjoined, love, sister,
Form: Rhyme

Whatever May Befall

May tides of the sea thwart!
May the manoeuvre of Sun and Moon be forestalled!
May cool breezing be ceased! May raining billow be foiled!
Whatever may befall!
May the earth be restrained!
May the birds twitting resonance be precluded!
May the flying bird’s pinions be shackled! May the blooming floret be evanescent!
Whatever may befall!
May terra firma and sky be adjoined! Whatever may unearth at this juncture!
But the solicitudes of yours may not be discarded from my reminiscences.
How sensation it is! How wonder it is! Without you there is no life for me.
Whatever may befall!
Categories: adjoined, emotions,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberDecaying House

We had searched for empty houses to play
Haunted, not a soul in them would stay.
At far end of the village we had found one
From afar it looked mighty but undone.
Its tiled roof was broken in many a place
As nature elements weakened its timber base.
All rooms adjoined to the spiral staircase
Its grandeur once had spread far apace.
We loved to play hide and seek in there
I hid in the attic as no one came to snare.
The porch wall still had a carved rosette
In its wet groves dark moss had got set.
Ferns randomly had spiked out of creeks
We jumped high to get its bunch tweaks.
Garden in front of house lay in high weeds
once it surely had flowered many a seeds.
The majestic front door smitten with algae
Told stories in whispers as wind blew in alley.
The forlorn villa still haunts my memory
My childhood yet enconsed in its reverie.


20.7.2020
Categories: adjoined, childhood, house,
Form: Couplet

Premium MemberHalloween Moon

At the enthralled hour of All Hallow's Eve,
the night in frenzy clangour turns ghostly gray.

Billowing clouds slowly swirl in anger
round the formidable, full mysterious blood-red moon.

The eternal night ebbs with growling sounds,
prowling into thickening hours of darkness.

Chill damp dense fog lazily wavers low,
stalking above the autumn trees turned red and gold.

Tenebrous gloominess brought brooding shadows,
idle and dank, adjoined by broken down fencing
and gnarl skeletal tree boughs, silhouettes weaving
like marionettes against the full Halloween moon.


9/24/2019
Categories: adjoined, halloween, moon,
Form: Free verse

Leaving This Earth

Leaving the earth
an idea with
appeal
to all men of vision
this objective could be
real.
but at what cost
is it to 
be
for the cost will be
far from 
free
the sacrifices cannot be 
measured
to achieve this
fated goal
will cost many of
treasures.
the cost will be more
than monetary means,
it may cost our sanity,
morality and perhaps,
even our souls it seems;
for what will be acceptable
just what will be allowed
when discovering a new planet
perhaps peopled by those
that might be proud.
would our manifest destiny
out weigh their
rights
would our needs and greed
succeed,
in repeating an early 
American plight.
for like Cortez,
shall we conquer?
Shall we abandon our
humanity?
would that be proper?
who should be held 
accountable?
who shall take this
Cause?
before we leave this world
we should consider and
pause;
create a new doctrine
one that would be fair,
for this is proper to do,
for whom ever may be
out there.
for being adjoined,
in a galactic community
of others,
should be our goal.
using ingenuity, integrity;
leaving all thoughts
of conquest at
home.



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Categories: adjoined, desire, science,
Form: Prose Poetry

Where Once Stood Man

What is it that our
vaunted intellect supposedly conveys?
That benefits the air and sea, 
summits, life and
broad expanse of land?
Now

Suppose that we 
at some stark moment
vanished one and all—
adjoined by all
matter and assemblage from
our forced and plundered reign?

In absence then of everything
we pillaged and proclaimed 
would air be rent
by thunderous noise
of mighty rivers
returning to their courses. 

Resumed the growth of forests,
near vanished and forlorn,
and healed all the
wounds and scars
that marred 
Earth's sacred skin.

Then floating in the
cold and barren void,
this supernal sapphire jewel:
eternal haven of
innocence and peace.
We would not be missed.
Categories: adjoined, peace,
Form: Free verse

To the Wilderness and Beyond

https://m.soundcloud.com/user-921599710/to-the-wilderness-and-beyond

Beyond the destruction, a journey to the south
The bearing of a promised child
Unto Abraham and Sarah, within their latter stage
The joy of Isaac
An awesome wonder
Hagar and son, of company within the tent
In playful sight, both sons adjoined
A jubilant feast, with Ishmael unkind, merriment declined
The yearning of honour, attention be sought
An imminent request, send them away
Instructions of sorrow, Abraham obliged
Mother and son to voyage on
Seek the place where you belong
Replenishing supplies
A radiant sunrise, in the land of Egypt
Ye to wonder to the wilderness
Walking on empty, thirsty and faint
Wander no father
Suffering son
Weeping in solitude, fearful afraid
God heard the cry of pain
Draw to the spring, water arise
Be now filled, I shall provide
Your son shall live, grow and thrive
Strength shall arise, wait upon the Lord

Written by Geraldine Taylor ©
Categories: adjoined, inspiration,
Form: Free verse

A Plot In Vain

Many a flame, brightens the sky

Such events to re-enact

A plot in vain that would underlie

A pre-determined pact

 

Brought up as a Catholic child

Beliefs that would not wane

The distinct view of Protestants

Reflecting royal reign

 

The disapproving treatment then

Catholic Priests and all

Of secret church services

Hidden holes – no fall

 

A venture to the land of Spain

Discover and to fight

A brave and learned soldier

Gunpowder to alight 

 

Plans devised, against the king

Thomas Winter’s plot

Fawkes informed and now assigned

Such tales were not forgot

 

A secret meet within the Inn

Robert Catesby lead

A gang adjoined as one to swear

Our plans will go ahead

 

A parliamentary opening

Imminently placed

For barrels rolled into the night

Hidden without trace

 

A letter sent to Monteagle

Reward for such a warn

Uncovered act, to light a fuse

The truth of which be sworn

 

Hidden in the cellar below

O’ Guy to now arrest

A plotters display of guilty heads

The ending of their quest

 

Written by Geraldine Taylor ©
Categories: adjoined, children, education,
Form: Free verse

Alternator World

Your world
My world
Alternate universe
No
Alternative perspective
Alternator
Charge
Conduit
Your world is the alternator that holds the charge to power my voice to become a conduit of alternative perspective. This is simply because your world is the same as my world. It is our world. We simply live adjoined, yet divided by alternate perspectives.
Categories: adjoined, perspective, simple, word play,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberLove Stuck In the Middle

Let me bring you to a world where love has no  limit.
The feelings of devotion lie in between you and me,
You are Adan and I am Eve on the first day that we'd met
We are formed by the prowess of love and faith.
The unconditional LOVE...the greatest gift from God above.
But this love that we have is something veins fluctuating.
We found love  in most special ways.
Not in  amatory form of fantasies.
Hugs and kisses in the world of black and blue. 
Caring for each other without bond and sort of hues.
But often misinterpreted by those minds are less and few.
We twirled the world like roller coaster.--
Meeting up of two souls in soiree place.
Eye to eye we've met and the story begun to clicked.
Friendship that'll remain forever,love that exists 'til the end.
No vow and ties that bind together,
Just two sacred hearts adjoined.
Two people stay together,no pain 'til we get old.
Love stuck in the middle,platonic and bold.
Categories: adjoined, friendship, heart, how i
Form: Narrative

My Birthday Is Here - Please Read Immediatly -

Just to let you know,
A very special day is approaching

IT IS MY BIRTHDAY!!!!!
Taking place on May 24th

The day I was born
And my mother and me adjoined

Cuddled and comforted
In each other's love

Tomorrow is the day
That I turn thirteen

Finally I will have entered,
My teens

From then on it will be consumed
By hormones and PMS and what-not that I will deal with

Somehow I look forward to aging even more
I grow more mature, but also more old

I think I'll be taken
Quite a bit more seriously

Not treated like a child,
How most people think we should be 

So yes it will be my birthday,
In about two hours

I hope I get lots of comments
Wishing me a well one!!!!!
Categories: adjoined, adventure, childhood, daughter, family,
Form: Couplet

If I Had a Child

If I had a child,
I would stroke her head for a while

As she drifts into a trance of sleep,
Counting one-by-one the sheep

Found in her imagination,
She can live within her creation

When she is finally as quiet as a mouse,
I will turn out all the lights in the house

And creep back into my own room
To join my soon-to-be-groom

We will have ourselves adjoined
Until we hear little footsteps, sounding like a coin

Pattering down the hall
Until we see her face, cutest of them all

Say, "I had a nightmare"
I'll reply, "Come here and bring your teddy bear"

If I had a child,
I would stroke her head for a while

As she drifts into a trance of sleep,
Counting one-by-one the sheep

I will finally rest back my head,
Thinking, oh how nice it is when this whole thing is read.
Categories: adjoined, caregiving, daughter, family, children,
Form: Couplet

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