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Unattainable

Satisfying founts of passions, a celebration remains unattainable
Like admiring the unreachable, possession remains unattainable.

Carved pains from which to heal, an abiding endeavour
As pleasure of the mind its satisfaction remains unattainable.

Passion and reason within a soul, harmony far to reach
Ever refining a beautiful soul, perfection remains unattainable.

Poetry, language of uncontrollable words, a wonder to uncover
Soaring imagination, the destination remains unattainable.

Beauty, a value of the mind, rainbows of perception
Like truth core, the heart distinction remains unattainable.

Love, that’s Life in motion, the soul rebirth and growth
Occupying all Love chambers, a dimension remains unattainable.

Nature speaks to silent hearts and feeds restful souls
Walking on Nature’s path, the last station remains unattainable.

In the temple of Light, one Besma raises passionate a sight
Abiding in blessedness, her plea of emotion remains attainable.


September 14th, 2018
Categories: founts, art, beauty, inspiration, passion,
Form: Ghazal

Unattainable

A repost of “Unattainable” with special thanks, sincere recognition and due veneration to our fellow poet and friend, Pashang Salehi, for his constructive critique.. valuable remarks.. precious time devoted to my humble work to let it meet the form of Ghazal.

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Meeting passion founts, elation unattainable
Loving beyond reach, possession unattainable.

Carved pains from which to heal, an abiding endeavour
As mind pleasure, satisfaction unattainable.

Passion and reason in soul, harmony far to reach
Refining a soul, perfection unattainable.

Boundless words poetry, a wonder to uncover
Soaring fancy, destination unattainable.

Beauty, insight of the mind, rainbows of perception
Like truth core, the heart distinction unattainable.

Love, ever Life in motion, the soul rebirth and growth
Winning love chambers, dimensions unattainable.

Nature speaks to the silent heart and feeds restful souls
Walking Nature’s path,  direction unattainable.

In the temple of Light, one Besma raises a sight
Abiding in blessedness, detection  unattainable.
Categories: founts, beauty, destiny, faith, inspiration,
Form: Ghazal

Autumn Enchantment

What autumn has bedecked
with plants, founts and flowers,
in colors of divine radiance
the sun hangs in the fourth sphere,
then comes purple daybreak
beautiful sky brimful with stars,
none can match mi cielo,
the lovely parts of your face!

Your black hair lost in the forest
hands soft and delicate as lilies,
hidden partially beneath your coat
breasts and arms, engirdling your fantasy frame,
stay, elusive shadow of my beloved,
lovely illusion on this soft autumn day
sweet woman for whom I love so sadly,
image of enchantment I love the best...

Today autumn washes gently along the Gulf of Mexico,
I gather cones of pines in yellow baskets,
opening a liter of sparkling red wine,
come mi corazon, in the energy of the Harvest moon glow,
for inside your simple and tender heart
my numb dreams yearn to snuggle up,
just as when the night of autumn starts,
we cuddle like two birds in cozy nests!
Categories: founts, autumn, beautiful, desire, love,
Form: Free verse

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My World Without You, My Poesy

When you are with no companion
and no one can read your very silence

When you are brimmed with joy
and you find no sign of warmth

When your solitude is lonely
and you cease to feel the wonder

When no single wave in the air
and you have a longing to breathe

When your heart denies its throbs
and your tone becomes still and cold

When none can hear the drops of your wounds
and you can't even swallow your sighs

When the night has no stars in his sky
and no dream dares showing a face

When no other alluring path to walk
and no thirst to reach satiating founts

When both, mind and heart share your pen
and no single paper in your den

How couldn't there be a life
that would save lives!

How can I envision my world
without you, my poesy!
Categories: founts, art, beauty, creation, growth,
Form: Free verse

Sonnet of the Stars

As long as stars have dotted nighttime skies
  Has man sought to unlock their mystery.
    We gaze upon their spark with marvelled eyes
As others have throughout all history. 

No other sights their beauty can discount
  In waves throughout the cosmic sea arrayed.
    They're splashed across the sky in rippled founts
That bathe the heavens in their pale cascade.

Each star a diamond sentinel of light
  That with us sojourns on their astral track.
    Their winking eyes watch over through the night.
I look to them as they look, staring back. 

     Though looking up I see them bright and clear,
     They won't see me for several hundred years.

9.17.18
Contest: Beautiful Mystery
© Jesse Rowe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: founts, star,
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Petrichor and Vellichor

A choir of rainfall on soft stones

Bookmarked by wistful nature

Sweet melancholy shelved for

Another day in bed with a book


Yet he opens not only his heart

But windows and soulful founts

Pitter patter from musty pages

Chorus of dew mellowed to words


The roof leaks his wallet is empty

As the mind gathers metaphors

A lonesome apostrophe beckons

Dangles caresses cuddles a stanza


The poet has forsaken a world

Of power greed stark domination

Alludes to breaking their mould

Lavender scent creeps into verse


Sensual meaning drops off fragrances

Lights a passionate fire becomes one

With a precious deluge in anticipation

Precipitates tender longing of harmony



24th February 2020
Categories: founts, art,
Form: Free verse


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Written: August 21, 2019 
                                     -luloo
Categories: founts, inspirational, joy, poetry,
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Fountainhead of Dreams

Pennies, dimes; silver dollars rare
are flung into cool water where
passers-by for a while have stayed
Do dreams from fountains now cascade?

Since some who come are well aware
when tossing coins into the air
forgotten oft are wishes made,
can dreams of theirs from founts cascade?

But strangers who are in despair
will wish a silent fervent prayer.
Such hopes will shimmer and not fade
inside the fountainhead’s cascade.

Pennies, dimes; silver dollars rare
belie the dreams of founts’ cascade.

July 14, 2020
 for the Strand Completely New (10),Any Form,Any Theme Poetry Contest
Categories: founts, dream,
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member We May Meet Again

Beneath long lashes, misty clad,
      Your limpid eyes are sometimes sad;
            They bring to mind a homeless waif
                  Engulfed in rain with nowhere safe

Most times I find a cheerful light
      Within your eyes that sparkles bright,
            And though my thoughts I try to hide
                  My happiness wells up inside

At dawn I see your eyes aglow
      Like founts through which your passions flow;
            And when I’m low they always loom
                  Like morning glories through the gloom 

Your smile ashine beneath my gaze
      Effulgent eyes beam all ablaze:
            A look, a touch, a kiss I yearn,
                  You slowly make my body burn

While at your side and in a heap
      I scanned your eyes, half closed, asleep,
            And as you slept with pillow clutched,
                  Your eyelids with my lips I touched

And if you’ve ever wondered why
      I try to search within each eye,
            Though past is past, your eyes remind
                  Of bygone times when love was kind

Yet, though your eyes still cast a spell
      They seem to bid a fond farewell,
            Reflecting but a fading storm
                  Although I know your thoughts are warm

But now our paths will part, alas,
      For good things always come to pass;
            Perhaps it lies within God’s ken
                  That someday we may meet again
Categories: founts, lost love,
Form: Rhyme

Vietnam: Jungle Nightmare

Parading through tangled vines, dense brush
Green fatigues twining with emerald canopy so lush
A humid vapor drifts overhead; perspiration founts gush
Under foot decaying leaves and rotting vegetation mush
The eerie stillness on all sides made my adrenaline rush

We meandered through the jaded obstacle course
Search and destroy our tour de force
Stalking amorphous foe who cunningly uses every available 
resource
Walking through the valley of death with little recourse
Seeking the beauty of nature from the artifice of war to divorce

Rustling leaves ahead put unit on full alert
Silhouettes flutter, then through the plush seams squirt 
Enemy artillery moving into place and soldiers around our flanks 
skirt
Without warning, enfilading fire from both sides did spurt
After momentary pause, I hit the dirt

Lieutenant screamed for the mortar unit
Crawling down an embankment; I dove into a pit
Head up, I fired at every moving figure in my orbit
 I heard 'fire in the hole'; the rampart became a fiery spit
Springing from the fiery inferno, I felt a piercing pain; I had been hit

A surgeon was called to my side
Blood flowed from head gash so deep, wide
After a shot of morphine, a bandana was around my head tied
On a stretcher quickly thrown, and through the mayhem we plied
Smoke and fire all around; tossed to and fro on the bumpy ride

Into the clearing, we cautiously strode
Snipers greeted us with volley after volley; our pace slowed
The pick-up point posse, now in view,  were in full alert mode
Earth-shattering fire from the helicopter team did the woods 
explode
Serpentining to the helicopter, the rescue team with a daring lunge my stretcher did load


Vietnam: World of War contest
Stephen Parker
Categories: founts, warwar, fire, fire, war,
Form: Rhyme

New York Summer

Sticky, humid, skin
Sweltering inferno blaze
Summer has no wind

The flies are dizzy
Joy hums from each piazza 
Two views of day's rot

The hydrant founts glee
No rain promised in the sky
Water is respite here.

The tongue flakes songs
Lovers returned to the parks
Love sparks a new flame

Dreams burn in desire
The heart pants for new friendships
Pale male on his spire.

Summer has no wind
The city swelters without rain
And love blooms again.
Categories: founts, nature
Form: Haiku

Quo Vadis

Great  are the follies of  haughty   man   through  the  times ,
Imposing  his  will   on  fellows,  changing  the climes,
Playing   god   for   some   silver  , acceding  to   greed. 

Always   striving   for   more ,  wanting   more  than his  need, 
Sowing seeds of  dissension , destroying his  breed,
Meddling   with   nature  , man destroys  nature   and   earth. 

He's   restructured  the genes,  to  mutants  given   birth, 
His  junk - food  is  unhealthy , adds  weight   to  his  girth;
The surgeons  mint   money   with  their nips  and  their tucks.

The atom's been  tamed  , corporations  make   big   bucks, 
The  innocent   public   just  ran  out  of their lucks;
Politics and religion  determine one's fate.

I'm  not  against   progress  ,  but  am  sorry   to   state, 
Life's  more  than  money   or   power , pleasures  to   sate; 
Love and   compassion   to   one   and   all  is  what  counts.

Drink  of the  wisdom   in   Good  Books,  drink   from  their founts,
Make good use of progress, scale good Karma's mounts;
Life's purpose is not sowing destruction's seed.

Playing   god   for   some   silver  , acceding  to   greed, 
Meddling   with   nature  , man destroys  nature   and   earth, 
The surgeons  mint   money   with  their nips  and  their tucks,
Politics and religion  determine one's fate,
Love and   compassion   to   one   and   all  is  what  counts,
Life's purpose is not sowing destruction's seed.

~07 Jul 2016~
12 syllables per line checked via www.how manysyllables.com
Categories: founts, deep, environment,
Form: Rhyme

Spring Thunderstorm

satin founts spouting 
thunderous anvils clanging
charged ions exploding
Categories: founts, nature, seasons
Form: Haiku

Stellar Cradle

Rock-a-bye starlets where the Swan flies.
Like earthly Sun, your day will arise.
Bright shall you reign, before your light dies.
So shine in your cradle high in the skies.

Cygnus OB2, the place you dwell
cozily clustered in cloudy shell,
houses a host of oldsters as well,
all with their own stellar story to tell.

With infrared and optic display
coronas viewed through Chandra X-ray
are shown in hues to image portray
five thousand light-years far, in Milky Way.

This source sidereal seems to be
nearer to earthlings relatively
than other founts astronomers see
amid the fruits of their deep scrutiny.

Ofttimes we weary of worlds below,
marvel at sights the heavens bestow,
long for domains beyond those we know,
then might our fancy fly to that tableau.

Rock-a-bye starlets, in cradle nigh.
Your vision splendid gladdens the eye
of dreamers lost who gaze at the sky
wonderingly, with a wish and a sigh…


~ Harley White


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Inspiration for the poem was from article with video and image at Chandra site ~ “Cygnus OB2: Probing a Nearby Stellar Cradle”…

More info from article ~ “A Nearby Stellar Cradle” at NASA site…

Further influence in the crafting of the stanzas derived from ‘Rock-a-bye Baby’, which is a nursery rhyme and lullaby.

Also, Article with image from NASA ~ “A Nearby Stellar Cradle”…
Categories: founts, baby, birth, fantasy, song,
Form: Verse

Gilded Horizon

azure canvas spans
golden beams shroud canopy
satin founts filter
Categories: founts, nature
Form: Haiku
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