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TWINFLAMES

TWINFLAMES 

Obsidian oscillated into lava
     slid across syntactic streams
        tumbled thick greenwood thickets 
           impenetrability an intricate illusion wicked
              shattering splintered sassy sinkers

Lord Ashtar himself lifted gnarled garbage 
    two big broken black bags to Source 
      split seconds of screaming searing sores
        then baby posture soaked singular satin  
              Prophet Daniel’s prison-free prediction

Coloured lava languid loosened
     yin-yang of yesteryear’s yarrows
        as Watchfulness wedded yearnings
        no black bumblebees boomeranged bombs 
              rainbow hands belled belly beckoning 

Solar flares ignited twin hearts atoning
  corona emissions spilling splashing space
      sodalite sprinkled sundrenched shores 
       kaleidoscope pupils pleasing pulsing fate
           Hearts purely placed on golden plate 

Four eyes fathomed Guy Fawkes fickle 
    feuding onto a fervid foolproof floor
       Stonehenge now sturdily steadily stood 
           sedating simple silent sleep suavely 
               Axis acceded alchemical ascensions  

Missions matched mottoed moulded mountains 
    timelines merged in mossy musical movement 
        Justice jumping jibbing Jungian jurisdiction 
          Presence posied a present perfection
            Dreams delivered dictums to Duet
                                      
             Delicious domed desserts diffusing !
     

©GhairoDanielsPoetry&Song
2024

Premium Member Glass Bells

tentatively we touch
gentleness a brushed lingering
rising waves of repetition unfold
achingly intense
crisp as belled glass

full of heartache, plump with longing
life races toward … to ward …
in spiral tip toed pirouettes

trailing across the tympanic membranes
sliding up and down scales 
darkness sharp and ivory keys
sound reminds


6/9/14

The Man of Empty Will

When the mighty wind comes to a quench
And the heavy rain comes to a halt
Would your household boast of a bountiful harvest?
Plentiful enough into your very own hut

Today a new man taken over your spirit
Trampling the power of the man of God’s thought
Tick-tack, tomorrow comes a heavy retrench
Alas, you go empty belled and no food inside your pot.

What happened to the brain given to think?
A great mind vested with power of will
But you decided to be a fool of cheeky trill
Unquestioning every questionable act of willful flick!

For a pot of porridge, thy brain halts and opts to slack
Lying low and below under a fake man’s will
Thy eyes wind open even without a wink
Yet not open enough to see the heart full of deceitful trick.

Millions of lion’s heart given to a goat to paint its will?
Weep! Cos you have sold your mind
Yet, to a set of thoughtless thinkers
Into the very hands of the man of endless gimmick

Shame! Politics have hauled the brainy brain,
And still not enough a hurt
Painting a lively skull so brainless
Thus! You are so full of total emptiness.

Relentlessly you have stopped to think
What happens when the might wind comes to a quench
And the heavy rain comes to a halt
Would your shore filled with fish so countless

Deceitful and cunny like serpent of sambissa forest
Here with you forever in thick 
Soon they build a heavy fortress
So I beseech you to stop! Make a rethink
Then you can see the black mind of the man so mindless,
Yet promising to bring your black diamond home


Siliconed Soul

as things speed up 
at an ever faster clip
they're ready to interrupt
my mind's day nondescript
to mark my thoughts - every tiny blip

and keep them cross-indexed
in a clouded database
kept in the current context
never to be erased
their potential to be raised

and analyze my standard deviation
modeled with statistical certainty
from the belled median population
with a quartered sense of urgency
of sole life's complete transparency

what part of me is mine alone?
can I keep my dreams to myself?
I don't want my soul to be cloned,
duplicated on the data shelf
to increase capitalism's wealth

now every helix of my being
every nuance of my movement
everything's stored just in case
there's a need to erase and replicate
start me all over, guaranteeing

that, like heaven, I'll always exist
on Earthly stored mirror reflection
transcending my own transcendentalist
to be sliced into conic sections
and see if both parts can coexist

partitioned into their own zones
mirror, mirror on the net, let us make a little bet
they'll make me better with a clone
to never give worry or fear or threat
how good can become better an' better an' yet

the supplications for more and more given
ever increasing the prophets standard
inside the chip a much livelier livin'
hooking me to be pimped and pandered
leaving me left in today just hammered

my soul duplicated - my mind and body too
click to agree to fine print, installation is free
downloading too many selves to look through
to know if there ever even was, a real me
turning high aspirations to the lowest degree - money

© Goode Guy 2012-07-17
© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Alabaster Ball

THE ALABASTER BALL

Earth sent invitations
To a danse one night
Requesting all invited
Please – to come in white.

The glass-coached clouds assembled
And the Ebon Sky
Banked its brightest fire,
Snuffed each candled eye.

Then the Winds belled music
Set a whirling pace
And down the Heavens
Waltzed the Snows,
In their finest lace.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Oh Snap

Bushed
scrambles
straddles the
belled flower strands
for a treacherous hold camera pose


2019 September 21
#3
howmanysyllables
1,2,3,4,10
© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tetractys


Madonna Lionessa (Part I)

--Before meeting with her father & sisters, Cordelia is dealt a card depicting Woodwose by
Mor-Ríoghain, in the guise of a gypsy hag.

i.

As my sister's once-beautiful gray cat looks at me
She wasted now by a thyroid condition
I wonder what she sees in me today.
I think it would be nice to have a cat
Too bad I'm so allergic
Worse case of it we ever seen
They said at Walter Reed
And they'd given me just half a dose
On the arm during the allergy test
As I had warned '˜em.
I wouldn't want a house cat
A cat should be out-of-doors
In a barn killing mice and vermin
Stalking song-birds and eliminating
The timid humor of the chipmunk
A tiny lion.
Predator.

The sweetest thing I ever saw
Was a particoloured tabby 
Crouched on a lawn
A tiny lion for sure
A beautiful hunting stalking machine.
She had a bell around her neck
And it was funny
This middle class hausfrau attempt
To deprive Tabby not of her powers
But of her reward.

They belled you, my tiny lion
So they could claim your rewards.
But you are courageous, nimble,
And you fear no pain.
With your jackrabbit hind legs
And your fierce forepaws
You manipulated the 
Constraining leather collar,
Yanked and pulled and pushed
Yourself away from the executioner's yoke; 
Impossible but that's your genius
To do what can't be done.
And when it was over
Claws cracked
Your neck scratched and bleeding
Drying blood stiffening the matted fur
Your coat no longer lustrous due to the
Enormity of your labour
You lay in the grass on your side 
One eye glancing a peal-less heaven at an oblique angle
Over the tops of trees dancing together in a flying grove
Their purpose forgotten by the once-born.
They thought they could defeat you 
And you vowed after surviving your small Shoah
'Never again.'

Chinese Rats

In China in the increase of rats,
Not only Chinese,
Made in China,
Not only toys but rats,

Where are Chinese cats?
Chinese cats all belled!

Chinese cats all belled,
By clever Chinese rats!

The Alcoholic

The Alcoholic
Parley poem
Lionel Derbyshire

Dirty dufflecoat wino
Zigzag up the street
Wobble wobble..
Topsy-turvey on the one side
And half past puzzled
His body form
Is out of order
His odour sour
Orphaned at eight 
He explained
Never had a chance
Of a lifetime
I am just the formation
Of Adam's forlorn spawn
I the antonym of pleasant
Eat my dinner
On the floor
Without gravy
No one ever
Belled out a 
A good word to me
Not even at home
Mine hands were
Cooked on the stove
I was called
The Bastard in the house
And it was painfull
Sensitively he said.

What do you have?
I only have lonely
Never ever heard
I love you
What do you want?
Just cheer from a
Dumb bartender
What do you fear?
The confrontations in 
My nightmares
Pardon me..
I am bitter.
Never had a chance
To be a revelant guest
Just a parched alcoholic
Dry in overtime captivity.
I tang of dispair.

I have tiny gravity
But heavy
To hoist..
And a will
Which is lost
This is my lot
He told with
Blue eyes beaming
I am member 
Of the human race
And then he laid
Amazing Grace
On my ears.

Seriously Trying

My point of view has always held
To standard lines, defined by fear.
Defensive words, their anger belled 
By peals of knowledge: Danger near. 

This way of life does not adhere 
To happiness: A life befelled. 
Hope yet exists, its course unclear, 
Whispers softly “O fear, be quelled. 

Resolve uncertain, grit ungelled,
To try anew with chances drear?
Small flame within, in shade it dwelled. 
Now courage gathers, fastens here. 

Awaking strength, annoint the gear,
Let drop the guard and fear unmeld,
Now forward drive to love secure. 
My heart, my soul, this life so frailed 

By strife, by loss, can stand and tell 
I’m still alive, I hold life dear. 

Doubt, self pity can go to hell.
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Poppies

I lay in your arms on a
Vacant bed of Poppies                                   
Watching a midnight blue sky                                                      
As ancient ferns opened curtains wide                                            
                                                                                               
Cathedral upon cathedral                                                                 
Passed before our vision                                                                   
Each belled more splendid than the next                                    
                                                                                                       
Slave doors were but half opened                                                
We saw arches being lifted                   
Marx and Brecht nodding in agreement                                      
We turned and rested in "I AM"                                                      
                                                                                                        
The poppies faded                                                                           
Their red turning to blood                                                                
Black centres becoming 
AFRIKA !

Premium Member Taming the tempest

Sitting alone, iPad in hand,
to pen a poem on demand,
attempting to translate bliss beats,
the rapture refrain that repeats,
feeling within joy germinate,
we write because we cannot wait,
for once symbols in rhythm are belled,
with our creative tempests quelled,
what’s imbibed in form is ingrained
by both head and heart, entertained,
by merging feeling with thinking,
as pure awareness unblinking,
even though none but us may know,
the way nectar in us does flow,
birthing ethereal cool heat,
in which we’re bliss drenched head to feet.
Form: Lay

Premium Member You've Been Sanctity Claused


I was a potato type of guy, forget the cookies and carrots, 
didn't believe in Santa nor Cinderellas with golden chariots .
Twas' late at night as I crunched my chips I watched  TV  
lo and behold what did I hear ? a large thump and a humf,  
coming from the chimney, Oh Dear ! 
He stomped and he clomped then he said to me,  
" You live like a pigster and where is your sister ? 
clean up your place, what the Hee!  " 
He held up a sock and my heart went KerPlunk  
as I watched him remove all my favorite junk...   
He then gave me a card that was both soft and hard 
dipped in gold.  It was lanced with a sweet magical stance.      
He then waited and hummed as he Jingle Belled some 
"It's time for my pension" he said, then he paused. 
 "Guess what ol' chap, you've been Sanctity Claused !"

Premium Member Away On a Desert

Away on a desert
No one in close sight 
Trudging miles on bare foot,
We reached our planned site.

Sand dunes peeked here and there.
Camels with belled neck
Were seen slowly moving,
With their humpy back

Sky turned black and inky.
But moon shone quite bright. 
Rocks were seen in chrome red, 
In the glow of light.

The desert sand stretched wide.
Looked dazzling at night.
A land dry and sterile,
Lay blazed in moon light.

Near a huge tawny rock,
Were plants in flower,
Thriving in arid space. 
Saw elf owls cower. 

What a world of wonder!
Sure, a thrilling trip
Enjoyed it every bit.
From mind, it won't slip!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gentling touch

The storm within must be quelled
and wayward ego cat belled,
that composed like the blue sky,
there remains no cause to sigh.

Dark fears no longer patrol
because we are in control
choosing to dwell in silence,
free from thought borne violence.

Through the ebb and flow of tides,
at all times, God in heart hides,
observing how we react,
oozing love and choosing tact.
Form: Jueju

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