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Premium Member Ordinary Orange

An Acrostic Sonnet inspired by United Colours Yellow Poetry Contest of Silent One:

Orange, which is not such a favored hue,
Rarely decorates hills, streams or plains.
Does orange matter? Well, in road work lanes,
It paints the bright cones guiding cars on through!
Not very much else does that color do!
As a terrorist alert, it’s made gains.
Really bright, it highlights, but makes bad stains.
Yet I love Cheetos, which are orange too!

Ordinary yes, but it's the new black!
Red and yellow birthed it; that‘s quite grand.
Autumn and Halloween gives it glory days.
Not to mention also this: we can’t lack
Getting its one vitamin named C, and
Evenings are best when it sets skies ablaze!
Categories: oes, color,
Form: Italian Sonnet

Premium Member Rainbow Colored Camouflage

 Very many years ago,
 In the land of rich men called NO,
 Bobo, a poor man, had nowhere to go,
"Give me a little space to stay", he pleaded, but lo,
"Your place is out of the city," they shooed him and so, 
 Outside he stayed in sun, rain and snow,
 Rainbows glowed, stars shone, sun rays blazed on NO and Bobo.

Reality was - All the people 
       In the land of NO 
Benefited Out of Bobo's Woes;

For when Bobo died, (and 'twas soon)
The heavens cried, (so did stars, sun and moon)
All lights stopped shining, (darkness invaded) 
The men started whining, (fear pervaded)
The rich men died, (one by one)
No one did abide, (no, not one) 
NO was no more NO without poor Bobo; 
The rich did never know that HE had been their Rainbow.

03/30/17
Categories: oes, imagination, poverty, rainbow,
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Pixie Dust Magic

Tiny sprinkles of blush and pixie dust
Sparkles in a straight line from sun’s light.
The OEs (overeducated) may give credit to the sun.
They are unaware of the power of the fey.
I watch this pixie dust land on buds that will bloom tomorrow.
Roses, lilies, daffodils and willow trees, responding to this magic.
The OEs will probably sprinkle them with water, thinking they did it.
Categories: oes, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Free verse

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A Beautiful Creation

A beautiful creation does exists;
for God has, in Jesus' kingdom, lain marble.
Numbers of pearls.
Quazars radiate skywards,
 torchlighting unbelievable views, without.
Xenophobia;
Yahweh, zilches.
Categories: oes, heaven,
Form: ABC

My Dog Oliver

M y precious beloved, neurotic doggie
Y es, I almost kicked my husband out of bed and replaced him with Ollie

D oes not like to go downstairs, so you have to coax him with a treat
O verweight, so he grunts when he goes upstairs, his favorite place to be
G oes to sleep most of the day, unless it is time to eat

O liver is my mini-dauschand with short little legs and fat feet
L ong he is and a bit heavy and allergic to everything he eats
I spend lots of money on dog food because he is so high maintenance
V et bill too there are so many illnesses, sore feet, nails, and what else?
E verytime I go to sleep he lies close to me, he’s my best friend of all
R ight next to my husband whose sleeping like a log!

©Holly P. Moore
   February 2013
Categories: oes, dog, husband, husband, sleep,
Form: Acrostic

God's Good Servant

A-lmighty God's good servant
D-oes what the Master commands; 
R-ighteousness is followed
I-n the zeal of his hands.
E-very good servant of God gives glory to the Lord; 
L-eading a new way of life by obeying the Almighty's word.

O-ne good servant of God
B-elieves and trusts in His power; 
A-lthough blessed with wisdom, 
R-eturning lowly to the Father.

M-erry month of warm July, 
E-very twenty-second day; 
I-n the heart of a good servant
M-any thanks are there to say.
B-irth brings much mirth, 
A-s it is what you want; 
N-ever forget to pray being God's good servant.
Categories: oes, birthday,
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Ideal I - Ideal Ii

I ntelligence
D oes not.                                          
E xist
A nonymously.                     
L ooking for a mind


I
D o not
E stimate                                             
A astonishing
L ikelihoods
Categories: oes, education, self,
Form: Acrostic

O-Tat-Oes Jubilee

Petite-o-tat-oes, baked 
of a fiery oven
Crispy skin
as spud's innards
fluff into a hot
morsel of delight
Butter-drowned 
sour cream, spices                         

Romaine lettuce wedge
french bread-fresh-baked
creamy brie, Pinot Noir
tantalized taste-buds
Like a hot fudge sauce
effused 
onto stone-cold
tutti-frutti
sensate's tongue tip

Salivation!
timer 
hums
readiness - 
Delectable 
Consumption
of crispy, savory
Petite-o-tat-oes

To blue flames 
set-ablaze  
dessert of 
"Cherries Jubilee"
Categories: oes, food,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Wonderful

Will you come with me down a road magical,
Only in my deep memory does this magic glow;
Now in poems, I pen poetry with words quite beautiful.
Does love ever really die or does it just continue to grow?
Every single day is wondrous, in remembrances utterly staggering,
Rhymes that swirl in my mind, must meet paper to become poems lovely;
From my memory comes the inspiration and concepts that are often weeping,
Unique this road I have travelled in my short life that make my words seem lonely;
Listen to my magical words, like bird songs in a forest, oh listen to the melody!

______________________________
January 4, 2016

Poetry/Acrostic/Wonderful
Copyright Protected, ID 16-741-407-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.

Submitted to the contest, Wonderful Acrostic, 
sponsor, John Hamilton

Eighth Place
Categories: oes, memory, poetry, writing,
Form: Acrostic

Wens Van Die Nagtegal

Wens van die Nagtegaal

Die tering knaag en groei aan my; elke uur en dag
Obsessiewe abses met ‘n kompulsiewe smag.
Grou ‘n gat en maak maar plek; vir doodsangs in die nag
Wie sal huil? Wie sal treur? Wie sal wen? En wie sal lag?

Na-ywer in die klank sal klink, en saggies sal hul sing:
Talmend ritmies, soet sal klink; as hul die loflied bring.
Liedere, sange, stemme klink; hul ereplek is lankal vol –
Dit sal wees die slot van daardie donker dooie kol…

In die geestelik’ vergadering; ‘n liggaamsdeel se doel
Vergroeisel was die pyn en nou; die einste wat ek voel.
Los maar eers die chirurgie; ‘k wil dit liewers hou –
Dalk nie eers kwaadaardig nie; ek wil dit mos onthou

Helfte van my saailinge en dubbeld van my oes
Die kanker wat my lewe eis kan my nie meer verwoes!
Sê nou maar ek kies die pyn; word dit ‘n afskeid-lied?
Hoe sal dit dan ooit kan wees? Die raad sou dit verbied…
Categories: oes, cancer, desire, dream,
Form: Lyric

Verdwyn

Verdwyn 

Gespruit en toe vergete met gewete van papier
Besluit te neem om als te los wat hierso agter bly
Eers drie; toe een; toe twee; toe vier
Die som van toekomsblik vir jou - maar eerder meer vir my 

Die aand was koud en hunkring sterk sou waardes my verpas
Uitnodigend - en kort voor lank was jy my warm jas
Maar soos ‘n fondament bly ek die een wat agterbly
Ek doen en werk verwagtend want die vrug het my verly

As steunpilaar vir jare nog, sou ek die las moes dra
Vergete hoe die woeker-nag my meer as dit sou vra
Ons oes is nou die vrugte van die saad van liefdesdaad
Jou jas in my kas wil nie meer pas – ‘n las bly inderdaad 

Eers twee, toe vier; toe drie dan een 
Jou beurt die anker rol te speel, wyl ek die winter nag alleen
tot in die lente steeds sal wees – al is die kinders ook by my
Groei my enigheid tot bo, waar die Wysheid met sy hulp my lei.
Categories: oes, children, divorce, home, lust,
Form:

Envoy Extraordinary

E-nvoy extraordinary
D-oes what's best for the nation; 
U-nder the Lord God's guidance, 
A-id is brought to fruition.
R-epresentative of the country, 
D-ealings are made with another; 
O-verseas Filipino workers will truly be in proper order.

M-inister plenipotentiary
A-ccredited to alien government
N-aturally ranks between
A-mbassador and minister resident.
L-egate is sent as messenger to meet the task of an emissary; 
O-fficial agent to accomplish the job of envoy extraordinary.
Categories: oes, humanity,
Form: Acrostic

Where We Stay

Marvin Gaye wants 
To revolutionize wrong rights
And to god he rants
Impeding all too familiar fights

And Bob didn’t do that.
So government reclines with a frown
To a bob, who’s no rat.
Question: Who did shoot the deputy down?

The amorous BEP vs.
 The CIA, Blood, Cripps & KKK
Odium to discrimination, carnage, affliction, inhumane and curses
Hovering to hanker after this fuming tornado of human debts to closing stage

And Alicia’s “streets of new York”
All about street *oes
And why they PREREQUISITE to fork
And the dead with bullet holes

 Our fragile strength resembling wood
But: “It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day
It’s a new life, and am feeling good”
And the children’s sun is where we stay

Dedication to Alicia Keys, Black Eyes Peas, Michael Buble, Bob Marley, and Marvin Gaye
Categories: oes, war
Form: Blank verse

Scars Are What They Are

S)cars Are What They Are.
C)uts are deep.
A)nger dwells inside
R)age becomes you
S)ilence is the end.

A)ctions make wounds
R)ibs are broken
E)yes stay swollen

W)rist's  are bruised 
H)ate engulfs you
A)buse is from you
T)humb's are sliced

T)oes are blue
H)ead has gashes
E)lbow's have rashes
Y)elling will not go unpunished

A)rm's are knifed up to the bone
R)eality here is death that awaits
E)ngulfed in horror is my life.
Categories: oes, abuse, child abuse, childhood,
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Summertime Fun

B almy summer breezes blow.
E arly risers greet the sun.
A dolescents on the go
C atching sun rays ‘til well done,
H oping for a healthy glow.

B oys and girls now out of school,
L aughing in their new-found leisure.
A t the beach or at the pool,
N o more lessons, naught but pleasure.
K eeping company by twos,
E very girl must have her boy.
T oes freed from confining shoes,

B aring feet and legs with joy.
I nnocence is on display,
N o restrictions to annoy.
G  rowing more tan every day.
O h that summertime would stay.

By: Joyce Johnson

For Linda marie's Acrostic contest
Categories: oes, happiness
Form: Rhyme
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