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Premium Member Plutonium Throat

The roaches keep launching attacks
then scurrying back into Satan's dirty crack
covering their backs with the children of Gaza.

Launch then hide- launch then hide
when they lose ground, 
they call for a ceasefire.
Understand, there can never be peace 
when these hell hounds are unleashed.

Nobody in this three ringed regime
mentions the hostages anymore
nobody remembers October 7
or September 11
let alone the holocaust.
Short term memory problems
for those with long   term limits.

Nobody dares to put the bullseye on Iran
who has the real blood on their hands.
Billions of U.S. dollars fund the attacks of these ogres
whose soul do they own....asking for a friend. 

Lay waste to the Persian oilfields
parch their treasure chests
maybe then peace can prevail
then the Bedouins of heaven
and the children of Christ can rest.

I think we're heading down 
the plutonium throat of Armageddon.

Yellow Moutains

In my back, yellow mountains, glittering with a thousand bursts,
Of course, the sun has its incandescent magic
God is phosphorescence; his knowledge blinds all dogs and cats,
May the night be divine, when I leave my kingdom,

Who are we? Camel companions, desert companions,
Companions of eagles with millenary greenhouses and pointed,
Lost companions, by the splendor of our cities,
Who are we? Companions of the blue Bedouins,

We know about what only silence teaches us
We know only what God wants to hide from us,
We are companions of camels in the desert,
Behind our backs, yellow mountains, sparkle with a thousand bursts.


Premium Member The Lure of the Desert

If you have never felt the lure of the desert, 
you cannot understand why people like me
prefer to be surrounded by sandy dunes.
An inexplicable lure, that acts like a drug.....
Until I was kidnapped by four senile Bedouins.
There was nothing senile about their guns.
Courteously I was led into their tent
built near a small oasis.  I was fed, sort of. 
And then the entertainment began.
 
From behind the curtains, someone strummed
a melody of eastern music, eerie and mysterious,
but still unpleasant to my ears.
Two men performed a sword dance.
Then a lovely female dancer took the stage.
In the dim light, the air was smoky with hookahs,
she stood in the middle of the tent,
The music climbed slowly in a crescendo,
her dance matched the rhythm, slow to fast.
I wonder why she did not interest me.
I was more concerned about the weapons
Aimed idly at me.  Someone handed me a drink, 
like nectar.  I drank and drank and drank.
 
The end came, abruptly.
I woke up groggily, 
and was sent to the nearest town.
The senile Bedouin smiled:
"The desert has its beauty, my friend.
But be careful. You can get lost."
Still, the lure of the desert will always beckon.

Premium Member Biden's Bedouins

Twenty long-desert years
sweeping scorpions into their pits
over and over and over again
now the sweepers are leaving in haste
not enough blood money to be made,,, 

Scorpions are pouring out of their pits
stingers held high above Biden's Bedouins-

Premium Member Severed Forest

Christmas is over
one 
by 
one
the severed forest 
is dragged to the curb
a plastic Christ is covered 
in frost of the soon forgotten
another reason for winter birds not to chirp.

Over the weekend 
the city has culled the herd
middle east oil is starting to boil again
another season-another war...
one heart strums a golden harp 
the other pours heavy metal
on the Bedouins of the soul.
Form: Grook


The Nomads of the Heart

The Bedouins, refugees from other times
The places were they live are still the same
But other people founded States and took
The deserts where they roamed ,ancestral nooks.

Ther little tents of black on the hillsides
Have not changed from Mediaeval times
But now they are like flies, unwanted guests
Who will know the tremor in their breasts?

Cruel is the heart of humankind,
The Commandments spat on daily by men blind.
The Bedouins of our spirit need to be
Allowed their space, allowed their deserts free

Nomads of the desert,Jesus Christ,
Nomad of the darkness in our minds

Premium Member Not In Vain

From the fast melting clouds comes the rain
you might wonder, and ask does it fall in vain
the question the river and the forest don’t pose
you would not either if you care to look close
see how from mellow hearts kindness drains.

From the deep darkness comes the sun again
you might wonder, and ask does it rise in vain
the question the day and the birds don’t ask
you would not either if you know how to bask
in the glow of the inner light the soul retains.

From desolate desert’s core comes the fountain
you might wonder, and ask does it spring in vain
the question Bedouins and the oasis don’t frame
you would not either if you know how to be tame
in the turmoil of tough time where destiny reigns.

July 6, 2021
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Form: Rhyme

When News Was Easy

Most of us know more now than we did before when news 
was simpler such as the Soviet Union bad- and Mao in China   
swam across the river I have just been reading about Sinai
 a place I thought consisted of sand, goats and Bedouins on
white horses, but there has been a slow war there going 
back a long time. We didn’t and were not told that Islam has
 many aspects and sects – just like us- and there is fighting
 amongst them, usually about power and money, religions is 
the glue that binds together the rest. The young Muslims in
Europe, who go to fight for IS they are fooled into believing 
they fight for a cause and the will be dispensed of when no 
longer needed. In Sunnis eye, they are foreigners.
 We live in paralysed world we don’t which way to sway do
let us follow the money whoever is in power.

Cancer Curing Camel

In this world of circular,

Some animals born peculiar,


Camels carrying a big load in particular,

In this world of circular,Camels a wonder,


In a plural families of jungles,lion is the ruler,

Camels in deserts in singular and the only ruler,


Camels walk in deserts on the backs Bedouins,

Mating sitting,no food,no water for days in wake proceedings,


The hump like a lump jumping over the skin,

Long feet to keep head up and to kick dust and kin,


The widen paws avoiding,sinking deep the feet on riding base,

The Y shaped camel's meat,milk and skin for people to amaze,


The feces not wet still hot to make fire is the truth refuse not,

"Camel milk and urine proper for nursing" foresaid the last prophet,


In research,the camel milk and urine,thick and syrup like a medicine,

A cure for long searching and a Nobel waiting cancer,is divine!

The Gays of India

The Gays of India 

In India gay people can´t get married and that is sad for those who think 
a ring on a finger is enough to utter love and loyalty. Liberal as I´m I ought 
to sign letters an express my outrage against the Indian government, 
but my heart is not in this battle of hysterical expression of democracy. 
There many inequalities, say, the plight of the Palestinians and now 
the dilemma of Negev Bedouins who soon will find themselves flattened 
by this juggernaut of harsh, unthinking quest for security and land; it
will not stop, pause or think of a peaceful alternative. How to stop this blitz, 
this amoral action before it destroys both perpetrators and victims 
in an orgy of bloodletting. Then there is Syria, this intractable problem 
this can cast us into a catastrophic null point when someone will use 
nuclear weapon they profess not to have, in the name of feverish existential 
survival.  So the gays of India can´t for now get married, what can I say?
 Carry on fighting for your right, but do not fall into the trap to think the rest
 of the world thinks your problem is of outmost importance.

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Flutist Played An Enticing Tune

Limerick : Once a Flutist played an enticing tune

Once a Flutist played an enticing tune
While sitting on a seat-burning dune
Bedouins learned from camels
While suff’ring from measles
To compose get camel measles in June !

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013
Form: Limerick

The Herder

The Herder

Words are racing by as a yacht making blue water white.
Should I now think in nautical terms, say, a bad seascape
painting of crested waves, which looks like clotted cream?
 When I’m thinking of sheep that feed on sun yellow grass
on a field dotted with olive trees? Bedouins unlike cowboys
feel no disgrace looking after them. Biblical peace, that is 
before walls were erected and common land absorbed in 
the name of nationhood.  I know naught, land has changed 
hands for thousands of years and will do so again, but I pity
the olive tree it takes a long time bearing fruit, when it does
the walls will be used as building stuff for modest homes.
 Peace will be restored, but not forever humanity is, even if 
it talks about it, not made for peacefulness. The man with 
the biggest flock of sheep will always want more land.

My Beautiful World of Books

The beautiful world of books
Has long been my passion 
Reading a super fiction
Hiding in corners and nooks

Romance an all time favourite
Soft tears it always brings
My heart sometimes sings
As I long to savour it

Classic tragedy comes next
With Othello, Macbeth and Hamlet
Into every castle and chalet
Though the dialect is complex

Flying with fairies and goblins
Forgetting all but neverland
Merryweather and her magic wand
And the caravan of the Bedouins

The sacred passion of reading
Opens a whole new world
Where new ideas gets unfurled
And life takes a whole new meaning

The Glib Salesman

so wily and smooth, he boasts
   he can make huge profits
      among Sahara Bedouins
         selling them mounds of sand;

so shrewd and suave, he brags
   he can convince Eskimos
      right in their igloos to buy 
         from him expensive tons of snow;

now so quiet and cold, he still
   touches those he outsmarted,
      even in his grave, in the ground,
         with the sand, 'neath the snow.

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