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Premium Member Tender Loving Touch

TENDER LOVING TOUCH

don't fear
she's dear

tight clutch
soft touch

wears white
polite

too sick
she's quick

your ache
she breaks

your ill
she feels

one pill
you still

preserve
your nerve

correct
inject

your shock
she blocks

you scared
she cares

through sleeps
she peeps

recharged
discharge

"thank you"
she coos
___________________________
Sponsor	Judy Konos
Contest Name	YOUR FOOTLE POEM 
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O.E. Guillermo
8:41 pm, April 04, 2015
Categories: recharged, care, career, dedication, health,
Form: Footle

Currency For Kindness

You held me that day, wrapped me in your cocoon,
Waited patiently for me to grow my wings back.
You let me cry a salty puddle on your shirt,
Resting your puzzle-piece chin on my puzzle-piece head,
Rubbing my back in little circles that recharged me.
There is no currency for kindness, my friend,
But I owe you more than you can know.
Categories: recharged, devotion, me, me,
Form: Verse

Stranded

A raging river tenaciously floods
Tannins and silts combine to dark blood

A hut, just fifty metres, occupying their sight
Two men, cold and wearied, stuck for the night 

An adventure all planned, lasting a week
In the middle of nowhere with red deer to seek

Twelve-hours of hiking, commencing that day
Now trapped with some refuge a stone throw away.

Cracking of boulders being pushed by the current
Affirming the folly of crossing this torrent.

Necessities shaping a cold camp till the dawn
Just tattered old plastic, to use as an awn.

Soft moss as a bed but soaking from rain
Ferns as a pillow don’t cushion colds pain.

Dark of the evening only adds to the pall
Deaths favoured colour, as rain continues its fall

Shivering endless; bodies fighting the shock
Drops of clouds tears slowed to the tick of a clock.

Moisture still falling, no hope for them now
Prospects were mirrored by the dark of the hour 

Subtly the winds whispered breathe in their ear. 
Fight. 
Rekindling the flames to survive their harsh plight

Packs full of food, swiftly emptied for fuel 
Bodies recharged in spite of the cool.

Rain in the dark hours continued to pour
Sounds from the river commenced to fair roar,

First crack of dawn and they got up and away
Wilderness wins this particular day.



*Based on a true story however my companion and I were stuck in the elements
for 2 days and nights. Another river flooded and blocked our exit.*
Categories: recharged, adventure, earth, nature, success,
Form: Narrative

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Premium Member Sequence

Sequence



Easy,
Holidays,
Sigh of relief,
Fun and frolic throughout,
Live life !

Short break,
Vacation,
Rejuvenates,
Feasting at our leisure,
Recharged !



Written November 12th, 2014
For contest 'Cinqku poem' by Dr. Ram Mehta

Awarded 2nd place
Categories: recharged, cheer up,
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Leave Your Message-W

Hola, I am Ram mehta,
I am going out to say adios to the land,                  
Where cars are houses,
And houses are storehouses.

I am going out to say adios to the land,
Where boy friends are easily available,
But batteries not included.

I am going out to say adios to the land
Where the girls are looking for the fun,
But batteries to be recharged.

I am going out to say adios to the land,
Where a son is enamoured of his own mother
And daughter seeks her own father in bed.

I am going out to say goodbye to the land,
An unmarried girl wants a child,
Her mother takes her to the city to get pregnant,
Like a shepherd takes the cows to a bull.

Please leave your message,
I shall get back to you

                     +++++++
August 6, 2014
Form: Free verse
First Place win
Contest: I'll be back byVicky
Categories: recharged, social,
Form: Free verse

The Time of Lilacs

At winter end
 comes the time of lilac
pubescent shoots tipped light green
 budding up and down each branch,
young growth stretching, flexing new muscles
 ready and anxious to answer the call;
a gentle but large white sun
 hangs low in the gray blued sky,
spring comes as it often does
 every year around this time
softly waking earth
 shaking loose the ice-cold winter drab
until all is new again 
 reborn to grow and blossom;
only time, weathered and season worn
 anguishes to leave some mark;
this aging earth draws from creation itself
 imagining its restart from memory
as humanity appears to remain
 self-absorbed, hard-hearted and indulgent
until living in oblivion
 returns to see taking in the time of lilacs,
natures bounty and beauty recharged.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: recharged, beauty, seasons, time,
Form: Free verse


Android

I can’t remember everything, I can’t recall my birth
Aimlessly I wonder what my goal is here on earth
The prospects here are wide and vast, I seek my very cause
I’m switched on at the crack of dawn and dusk is when I pause
Deflated and depleted, I ponder then I do
Believe what I was programmed to, replaced by versions new
Existing just for mere research, experiment I am
My life “To let”, “for sale”, “for rent”; in shambles or a sham
Emotions first uploaded or rebooted and erased
Remote controlled with batteries recharged at every phase
Mirrored in an image, then observed through looking glass
My Father and Creator notes down everything that’s passed
Today I conquered obstacles according to the plan
One virus might turn bad to worst within outdated brand
If circuits fry a terminating prospect is abrupt
A live or die for me could mean abort or self-destruct
When all the data’s gathered and my purpose here is lost
The switch will flip, I’ll power down, repaired at extra cost
Core of bone covered with flesh, diverting all suspicion
That I was cloned and molded to a Master’s rendition
Categories: recharged, angst, imagination, life, people,
Form: Couplet

His Blessings

Looking across the meadows where the 
wild flowers grow,
life has been recharged after the harsh
winters snow.
Cat tails dancing to the tune of summer day,
while butterflies of many colors rehearse their mid air play.
Trees with new foliage provide much needed shade,
and a stream of cool water reflects the hue of jade.
Sweet fragrance falls gently as the wind carries new seed,
God, and all His Blessings, will provide just what we need.
Categories: recharged, life, love, nature, time,
Form: Free verse

Preposition Poem At the Junkyard

On one sultry August day
In a clearing in the woods
Within a long delay
for salvaged auto goods
Amid decaying vans, under glaring sun
High above one ant, homebound, on the run...
   Along a rugged trail
   of micro hill and dale
   Between pebbles and sprigs
   Over shards and twigs
   For seconds brief, beneath a leaf
   ‘Round a rock, willy nilly
   Root outcrop, dilly dally;
   Up the maple, fast
   With head-on-haul in grasp
   In and out of bark
   Inside crevice, dark
   Astride the edge, at last
   Across a lichen patch
   Behind broad leaves of dark green hue —
To my chagrin, beyond my view;
Out from under the shade
Into the open glade
Within the reflective collage
of glinting metals and shards
Beneath the tranquil sky — recharged!
Categories: recharged, education, nature, summer, sun,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Resting

A day of weary mind and body, 
She found herself in a comfy bed, 
So soft and relaxing, she lay back. 
Then both eyes started to rest, while 
hands were together on top of her stomach. 
So comfortable feeling, she started to snore. 
Sign of tired and stressful days she absorbed. 
She began to sleep so deep and dream suddenly occur. 
Her soul started walking a long narrow pathway. 
Taking slow motion and feet couldn't move so fast. 
There's a tiny light shining in a passage. 
She can barely move and reach the end of the road. 
She saw an old woman waiting for her at the end. 
The very familiar face she longed to touch and kiss again. 
"She's my mom!" she shouted aloud. 
"Mom, wait for me! I wanna be where you are." 
But the image suddenly disappeared. 
So she tried to run as fast as she can. 
When she reached the end, she felt a cold hand on her shoulder. 
A voice of a young lady saying,"Ma'am, wake up!" 
"Are you gonna take this bed?" 
"Is it for cash or thru credit card?" 
She stood up hurriedly and blushed. 
"No. Thank you! Your bed is soft and comfy, but I should go back." 
And her rest was over, now full recharged.
Categories: recharged, dream, lost, memory, mom,
Form: Narrative

Premium Member I Got To Say Adios

(I am inspired to write this poem by three Hollywood Movies (1)* The movie: Art of crying
(2)** The Cruel Intentions II (3)*** Julienne Moore starer (I don't remember the 
name of the movie)





                                               Hola
                               I am Ram Mehta, I am going
                        To say adios to this damn,..damn da..
                  To the world of Movies where cars are houses 
               Houses are storehouses….fed up with this life style
            I am going to say adios to     that world where the boy
          Friends, girl-friends
                                     Friends of all types and kinds are easily
     Avaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiii l a    b   l   e
                                                                    just for asking only

 BUT but but buttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt
                                                            Batteries       not      included 
I am going to say adios to that worlddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd
Where the 
                Girls
                          Are  looking for fun, but.. But…what should I say yay
"Batterries to be recharged."
I am going to say adios to that world where a son is enamoured of his 
  Own..own, (I am shamed to say, O.K. will write,)              “mother” 
    And …………….
                        And               …………And   a father seeks his own
          Damn  (I got to write)    hhhhhh “Own daughter” in bed     
             Still shameful is… An unmarried girl wants a child of 
                Her own, her mother takes her to the city to get
                   Pregnant   like …likekkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkke                                                  
                            A shepherd takes the cows to the 
                                                BULL.
                                           Adieu  Adieu 
                                                Adieu


                                              +++++++
March 18, 2014
Form : Concrete
Dr. Ram Mehta
First Place Win
Contest: Danger by Sheri Fresonke Harper
Categories: recharged, introspection, sad,
Form: Concrete

Paper Buckles 5 - 6

4.
on this spine 
having a mouth of crocodile
always jump down 
the climate     

everyday 
the sunglass changes 

look at the soil and the sky 
no one of them has any body-guard 

the open mouth of the light 
swallows the grey coin 

here the wall becomes more tamed 
the wild jasmine comes nearer to the heart 
and hums 

then ripping open my veins 
should i also vomit the blue elocution 
accumulated on the cock-pit 

after recovery of the flower-mill from fever
the harmonium is being played on  

even introduction with the gas-balloon 
has not been done yet

5.
arrangements are being made
 
the green shirt will gradually 
turn reddish 

the culverts that have become exhausted 
within the travel-format
will get recharged again to sit up straight 

and the hawker will get passed the silent-home 
shouting with undressed coconuts in hands

from the lap of the stand-still rocking-cradles 
of the children-park 
the amaltas will say 
i’m ready 

then to escape the sun-shine 
the boy who comes to attend the private tuition 
will embrace… oh margosa … its your pierced-heart 

you may tell him that the name of the girl 
who is eating guava and swinging her legs 
sitting on its branch is munni 

6.
the horse is running 
just above 3 feet of the yellow cornice
 
his back is full of dreams 
or a girl named miss dorothy  

around it is the mid-night 
around it is the wind that wants to be printed 

and in every corner of its flying 
are hundreds of skirts
  
all are of free-size 

what may be their market-price 
there is no shop-keeper there

in that valley 
a shadow is proceeding on 

do you know whose shadow it is
he is philip the teacher who gets irritated easily
 
this time there is no thin cane 
in his hand 

in the pieces of papers dumped in the waste-box 
under his window there is a manuscript eaten up by the worms 

there is ‘darling’ there 
and ‘yours beloved greta’ 

in which skirt 
a touch of that greta does remain  

is it being searched even today 

is it greta or margaret or eliza  
there is no bar if it is dorothy
 
in whose smell there is no greta 
who has no such horse flying just above three feet 
of the yellow cornice  

each mid-night fills the fountain pen 
with the flow of blue ink
Categories: recharged, fantasyblue, flying, girl, horse,
Form: Prose Poetry

Premium Member Let's Have a Glass of Wine and Inspect the Flowers

Every day before the sun would set, my husband and I would have a glass of wine.
We would sit on the front porch admiring nature’s glory before us so fine!
We would enjoy the view of my husband’s hard work in our beautiful yard.
He was an expert country gardener, nothing for him was too hard.

We would take our glass of wine, and take a leisurely walk around the grounds,
Inspecting each flower and the vegetable garden, happy we didn’t live in town.
The roses were looking splendid, the dahlias brilliant, the impatiens had multiplied...
The flowers were at their peak, and it was wonderful to be outside!

In the vegetable garden we would find new squash, tomatoes, and beans,
Then we would pick some swiss chard for supper to have our greens.
We would go across the pond and sit in the gazebo for a different view,
Admiring the fountain, and the endless sky that was so blue.

Finally we would head back to the house to get our dinner started,
And after the flower and vegetable tour, we were recharged and lighthearted.
Looking back, I would not trade anything for those late afternoon strolls.
We were one with nature, appreciating God’s beauty to the depths of our souls.
Categories: recharged, beauty, flower, garden,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Computer Dear

Computer dear




Everyday when I switch on my computer,
I say to myself,
Gets up from sleep at my one touch,
Recharged, he appears with a huge smile,
Is he in love with me ?

Taking all my commands throughout the day,
And still giving his best,
Eye to eye without a flicker,
Working with me in unison,
I have the keys to his heart,
As he unlocks my brain,

Takes me to google, 
And we travel around the world,
Keeps me updated what come may,
One button click and its a child's play,
 
Anything that becomes obsolete,
He helps me by selection of  delete,
Each data that will sincerely behave,
I am able to place it under save,
He is my work passion, a must obsession,

Modern life, technology will surely steer,
There's no life without you computer dear !




Written April 8th, 2015
For contest "Computer poem" by Carol Eastman

Awarded 1st place
Categories: recharged, blessing, cute love,
Form: Free verse

Futile Attempts

Even the Great pyramids,
magnificent structures of wonder
are overshadowed by
the majesty of mountains;
crowned in golden sun.
Halos glisten white.
Spoiled tower of babble.

The long and winding road;
travelers delight to follow;
a pitiful mimic of
the mighty river,
cutting, free, it's own path
with unbridled sinew;
recycled and recharged in the sea.

Enormous jets of sonic speed,
performing stunning sky art.
It's technology dwarfed by
simplicity of aerial agility.
The hovering hummingbird
darts away as the
spiraling bumble bee lands.

Destruction of nuclear bombs;
pluming mushroom clouds,
snuffed out by
gigantic hurling asteroid.
Earth knocked off it's axis
with a single blow.
Lights out.

Robots in the image of man
performs tasks, uses logic.
Only a cold reflection of humanity.
No joy, love or sorrow.
No tears or laughter.
Our most futile attempt at playing God....
No soul.
Categories: recharged, creation, mountains, river,
Form: Verse
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