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Premium Member At long last

How tensely fraught with nerves was Rory
When entered in the Masters again
Never  before there a victory
Rather his efforts had all been in vain
Right there his head had to be OK
To don the green jacket  there and then

Premium Member At Long Last

ego subdued

         upward his soul flew

           ~ time lost rued

My Love At Long Last

Sometime in December,
2008, our magnetic gaze of love
did more than just speak or act.
It was in wedlock consummated.
And like a dream, ten years have
gone by, as our tender fruits of
affection continue to sprout daily.

Continue to rest on my shoulder
until the sun on our wedlock sets.


Premium Member Lasting Peace, At Long Last

Here's what the world's long been waiting for
A simple, foolproof plan to end Arab-Israeli wars:
   One, murder all Jewish Israelis, may they rest in peace
   Two, the Jewish State -- its existence immediately cease

In return, the Arab States will withdrew their demand
For an unconditional West Bank Jewish settlement ban!
   This plan, every Arab leader will enthusiastically endorse
    ~ All that remains is to sell it to the Israelis, of course...

Premium Member At Long Last

Last snow-patch recedes
Chill's memory faint
Birds chirp before dawn
Windows flung open
Whites hang from the line

Nights are shorter
Days are longer
Weather's toasty
Flowers yawn, stretch

Morning's dew
Noon's sweat-drop
Evening's breeze

Here at 
long last: 

Spring!


         April 23, 2019
Entry in Diminished Hexaverse about Spring contest
    Sponsor: Caren Krutsinger

At Long Last


At Long Last…

For the PAST
Let fade mistakes made
May they be forgotten
Debts marked paid
At long last…

For the PRESENT
Hold tight my hand
Together we now stand
United as one
At long last…

For the FUTURE 
Bright, shiny and clear
Hold and keep me near
Forever love found
At long last…

The die is cast
Love steady and fast
Life in the PRESENT
Eyes on the FUTURE 
No regrets of the PAST

At long last…
 
Pat LeDuc
February 8, 2018


Premium Member A New Confederacy At Long Last

Only now coming down from its mast
The flag of a terrible past
What pain we endure
To see racism’s cure 
So will we have peace at long last?

Author's note:  There will be much more to do before we have economic fairness for all.  Racism is (unfortunately) alive and well in this world of ours.  At some point, people may realize how foolish they have been.  Racism is a sign of a small and closed mind and doesn't jive with reality.

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