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Premium Member Grandma Adopts a Baby

I adopted a baby grandma said
Who would let that old woman adopt?
They’d have to be wrong in their head

We did not run over there, we thought it was a lie
It has to be right? Said Dorothy, Buddy and Di.

But believe it or not, she adopted a fellow.
Knit him blankets and booties all in soft yellow
An orangutan baby, she is leaving to us.
His name is Gus and he’s a cute little cuss.
Form: Rhyme

Troubled Love INSIGHT


             The thoughts are risen: But nobody to listen;
             Hot breaths from lungs continually waltzed over skin.
Everyday my sleepless heart cries alike the pouring rain.
I wish there could have been a “traffic signal” just to notify us
In times like these we cannot presume everything to be normal.
              Doused frantic emotions stare at the glim.
              Finding the gimmick of Love!
Let's dance together amidst the flower and devour Nature's power.
Amidst all the false accusations & tensions...
Our Undying divine love overflows boundlessly demanding immeasurable unite.


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Poetic Lines chosen from the following poems. Viz, 
1)Zero Action Without Any Options
2)Gentle Touch
3)In the Fragility of Dreams:
4)Seeking Love Signal
5)In Times Like These:
6)Summer's Heat
7)And Now for Something Completely Different
8)Script of Mother Nature
9)ABC Melancholic Angel Adopts ‘smiling Depression'
10)Split Second Memories Are Unforgettable


Allow wines to jailbreak

The whole world is waiting, all ears agog,
For your birthday, to start a dialogue,
Your goodness is daily praised by their gongs,
For at no time, you blamed them for their wrongs.

Your heart gleams bright, free of any hatred,
So why won't your birthdays be this sacred.
Even the mirrors can't hide your beauty ~
That, that nature adopts as its duty.

Bottles! Allow all wines to jailbreak~
Their readiness to spread joy is at stake,
Bellies! Why tarry to relieve your hunger?
Allow your satiation be kept younger.

All directions now lead just to your home,
Your birthday frees idle legs of their roam.
Even angels wish you happy birthday.
Many happy returns our mouths pray.
Form: Rhyme

CESSATION

CESSATION

That pain is like treading on bottle tops
Or stumbling into some hidden caltrops
Suddenly, as when some lightbulb pops
The welcome relief when it finally stops
Like making big gains on currency swaps
The blood pressure and heartrate drops
Yet is thought so typical of all milksops
With a false sympathy everyone adopts

Once ended, one hopes it never returns
Not just pain, but embarrassment burns
Yet that is only one of several concerns
How to grin and bear it, one soon learns
To hold your breath as the jury adjourns
It is more a prize of resilience one earns
But recall how much the stomach churns
When it’s never over, if one so discerns

Some sort of final line must be crossed
Ideas of permanent pain must be tossed
No wonder that one may then feel lost
As if buried deep within the permafrost
Like being frozen stiff without a riposte
Or see one’s ongoing destiny embossed
But with a better ending than a holocaust
Just seeking cessation at almost any cost
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member lyrical accessories

punctuation walks
on eggshells
when
words like
               water
                       falls
flow into nothingness,
soaked in syrupy syllables
behind veiled vowels

assonance is the twin of 
consonance as
         a e i o u
are an
unfinished bridge
without connection
of consonants
weaved together
in visible
unspoken actions
woven without words
just like rhythmic meter 
of thunder with lightning

like a lost refrain in a poem
assembled with enjambment 
metaphorical reflections of a
reflective metaphor portray a
m i r a g e less sincere than silence

value blossoms
when the body adopts
a gospel language
where speech
is unnecessary
unless expressed
through true
dialects of conduct
without the use of
lyrical accessories.
Form: Verse


Premium Member Key to the Highway

("Cheek to Cheek", 2024, original encaustic)

Key to the Highway

Everybody knows
Deep down in their bones
That what you see 
Is what you get

The mind being a
Conditional thing
Adopts, adapts, 
reflects, refracts

Whatever it is
We focus upon
Be it heaven 
Or be it hell

So remember this
As you make your way
That what you see 
Is what you get

But what you look for
Now there
Is the key

(2/19/24)
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Humanity Exists As Sad Creatures With Evil Skins

Humanity Exists As Sad Creatures With Evil Skins

Reprieve may be a fine desert or a freedom to live
A blessing freely granted or the power to freely give
But we must dare admit what immense courage some things take
And use our smart brains to identify the sorrowful fakes
For humans react to threats in many kinds of strange ways
But evil exists and demand opponents dearly pays
War savagery that with pure delight evil men do
Truth is one sorrowful day it may attack me and you
This world to oft engages in darkness and destruction
Mankind adopts wickedness as primary instructions
We have no true safeguards when war its ugly head does raise
Best if we trust our God, and give his Son our faithful praise.

Humanity exists as sad creatures with evil skins.
Full of selfish desires, greed in hearts of women and men.

Robert J. Lindley, dark sonnet
Jan. 21st, 1972

Note. This is the truth about humanity.
Unless under Christ's banner, they too oft exist as evil creatures on the take, imho.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member November

November sets emerald leaves ablaze,
igniting flames of scarlet and cerise.
And as long nights overshadow short days,
Mother Nature unveils Her masterpiece.

Scarecrows are left guarding empty gardens,
while Jack Frost's brush colors the dying leaves.
And two Thanksgiving turkeys get pardons
as Fall's brisk breezes strip the trees like thieves.

Autumn adopts an orange undertone,
as the fields are gleaned and canopies thinned.
And the naked trees get stripped to the bone,
skeletal branches rattling in the wind.

December triggers the death throes of Fall,
whereas the flowers all shrivel and die.
And the geese fly south with a honking call;
trumpeting, that Winter will soon drop by.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Nature's Tranquility

When depression overshadows sunlight,
making me pine for Nature's solitude;
I head off to my favorite campsite.

Nature's tranquility is a delight;
while city life tends to leave me unglued,
when depression overshadows sunlight.

When I'm debating choosing fight or flight,
slipping into a melancholy mood,
I head off to my favorite campsite.

Replacing neon lighting with starlight
gets my spirit rekindled and renewed,
when depression overshadows sunlight.

At those times when nothing I do feels right,
and the whole world adopts an attitude,
I head off to my favorite campsite.

I love to sit alone in the moonlight;
and enjoy Nature's tranquil quietude.
When depression overshadows sunlight,
I head off to my favorite campsite.

Silence Is Gold Noise Is Rust

Silence adopts calm
  noise stupid as it is yells
   produces further blare
Form: Haiku

Mumbai, India

Dust-Dust,

irresistible, the

city of water,

adopts anyone

who passes it by.

The river glistens

soft and wide, this

the city doesn't sleep

even at night. Postcard

world exists here with

blue reassuring skies.

The local, rustling in

Rhythmic strides,

triggering the locals.

The wind, however,

Complimenting,

reminding the

beauty this city

has always Been.

1840 million people,

And one place to

call

Home.

Premium Member Mend My Wounds

Hover over my trauma, sharp as a vulture, swoop
Surround old scenarios with an offer to devour
Wipe the memory card of pain I play on loop
Grab my glitches with talon weapon power
Wounds bouncing red announce danger


Jab at, stab, peck out infection, empty of pulse
Rip it, sniff the adrenalin, swallow all sorrow 
Pluck eyeball delicate, until blank as dolls'
They blink thanks, hurt healer Hallowed
Wounds open have happiness follow


Latch onto my carcass, alight at cliff side guard 
Reptilian talons take off, lift me limp and ripe
Black soil fall apart, fresh organs' harvest
Seasons redefined by your vital swipe
Wounds swept ride a wayward kite


Feather buffer bolstering capable chest convex
Adopts torment, swiftly rids it from intruder                                           
Cleansed, amended by aves benevolence 
Oblivious to doubt with bathed bruises
Tandem scourers never marooned




                            18th April 
            Empathy ate pain
Form: Rhyme

Wiggledy-Jiggledy

Wiggledy-Jiggledy
The legend Imran Khan
Trying his best__ to bring
The stolen wealth

The Mafia is strong
Spirituality
He adopts, to improve
Country's ill health

___________________________°
(1st Feb. 2021)
Paghunda Zahid

(Former cricket star, humanitarian and the current prime minister of Pakistan, who is fighting against the deep rooted corrupt system.
Owner of free cancer hospital SKMCS, & NUML University {he built them before stepping into politics})

Premium Member Love Tug of War

Come and be a part of me, now conjoined
Our lives meshed relentlessly caught 
Netted forever in daily favours we appoint
In constant debt to save love's abort

Entity rules written on parchment ethereal
Compile acumen requirements 
Tolerance adopts compassionate interior
Faith pledge beckons kindness

Independance threatens from near corner
Sinister as demon intending to leap
Reports a lost opportunity to love coroner
Solitary plight, pride intends to keep

Conscious strive for linking brings prosper
Combined denotes concerned 
Response an innate component longed for
River of reciprocation yearned

Innoculated beneath doctrine of obligation 
Committed beings tread carefully 
Self derived bliss retains a vapid formation 
Of solace seen in together revelry 




1st November 

- torn in concept 
  of tug of war demanded
  by needing others as much
  as I rely on myself
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Self help: Emotional

These glorious colors of hope in the sky, 
From red to violet to blue,
Depend on the gaze of each peering lover, 
It differs from each point of view,

You see, sunlight bounces off its own water drop, 
Adopts a color to share,
And heads straight to your lovely soul, 
Controlled by the love in the air,

So what you see is a little different to me, 
Different shades from the arc way up high,
Made by different tints of an ocean, 
Emotions that come from the sky.
Form: Quatrain

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