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Premium Member Making Plans For You

(SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE 1917)

It’s just another starry night
all is at peace before the storm,
Yet so afraid am I, of the impending summer’s day 
now the shadows begin to form.

Many silhouettes create memories
those in childhood verdant pastures aspire,
yet amongst this valley of planted souls
gives one many reasons to suspire.

I see a subtle portrait of mankind
an apparition suspended from the sky,
in waves of committed butchery
to fill one’s saddened eye.

Are they not also human?
those that dance between the lead,
like me, have they a reason to love
those that advance amongst the dead.

Yet still they come uninvited
like the surf on an inhibited beach,
same God! Same belief!
Our ascendancy, our spirit to breach!

Yet still, I keep on making plans for the morrow
my love I know soon to be all alone.
Oh! How I wish my finger tips to touch her face,
before one rescinds this life, this birthright loan!

© Harry J Horsman  2007
Categories: suspire, war,
Form: Lyric

Too Comatose To See

inextinguishable
is your appetency
for what you suspire

you feed on this drug
to make life passable
but by the same line
that educes endurance
it will transport
inevitable death


Dec 10. 2019
If you Live by the sword, you die by the sword poetry contest
Sponsored by Silent one
Categories: suspire, addiction,
Form: Free verse

My Home

there's an ardent desire
burnt upon the umbrage
of my mind's deepest thoughts

on fields of green
i sit lost in the strokes
of time's hands
yearning to feel you
like a whisper of wind
as it twirls my hair
in its gentle breath

i long to strip
layers of life
that bind my heart
in the torment
that moans
through the valley
in heavy sighs

i want to gambol
like fragrant petals
in summer's warm caress
not suffocate on smokey breaths
in winter's colorless drab

i suspire beneath mist of dusk
laden upon my skin
and suffice in the bitterness
of your absence
through the traces
etched upon my face
as the years pass by
without you

August 13, 2019
Categories: suspire, i miss you, lost
Form: Free verse

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Premium Member Whisper



Quote By: Nat King Cole,  "You call it madness but I call it love "


A whisper of dreams landing on my pillow  
arriving on the nightstands of amber afterglows  
surrender to me and we'll take it nice and slow
gazing softly in each others eyes, by candle glow 
A whisper of dreams soaring like two eagles 
we will match our wings of glory to the seagulls 
then fly towards the moon with passion's equal 
in sotto voce voices, gleaned and culled
A whisper of dreams stitched by mere desire 
with every longing quenched we will retire  
to the mountain top where stars  suspire   
extracting from the sky an Angel's fire 

Burning every bridge we'll swivel up forever,       
like two matching weightless, downy feathers.
Categories: suspire, appreciation, love,
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Great Aspirations

When the time arrives to perspire

      first suspire ~ then aspire to inspire
Categories: suspire, inspiration,
Form: Couplet

Nightwish

**Inspired by the band "NightwisH" and the cover of an EP record. So many shades 
of silver created a haunting feeling that never let go of my mind. **

My eyes close and I NightwisH
Sliding into another moment and place
Condemned to my universe of charade
Illusions of you govern my repose

And you posture steadfast...gazing
Your long, silken, glacier white hair
Besets your Angelic crystallized face
Save your eyes...which are bound by onyx

Pupils shaded a dappled, arctic ocean hue
Fervent and enticing, digging into me
Lips slightly parted in pale pink persuasion
I am overwhelmed with insistent anxiety

Fusing into the surrounding snow
All things appear a silvern haunt of gray
A steel shaded tunic frames your outline
Shrouded about your featured soul...taut

Heeding wings now outspread to eternity
Nearer to me than heretofore, I ponder
Feet not impinging the Iced Earth below
The pallid blue eyes of you penetrate my heart

Striving to glance away...to capture my breath
I cannot evade your gaze, your elegance
Embracing my crown into your depths
My vital force fills with abysmal hunger

A new day breaks, to thaw the minds frost
My snowy Angel evanesces into rainbow disguise
I suspire until the eventide envelopes the sun
The moons fire glistens into another NightwisH

© 2011 Kevin Stock
Categories: suspire, dedication, fantasy, imagination, music,
Form: Free verse


Breathe

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Suspire at ease
Queue up - STAND like nothing's awry
Suspire at ease
You're in trek of unfeigned sentience
Never croon unsung poetry
Abscond from death's periphery
Suspire at ease.



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                       *-* (0.0) jun-jun villanueva

    *-* (0.0) " RONDELET " contest
Categories: suspire, death, life
Form: Rondeau

To Hopefulness

What vile infusion calls me to the brink
Of ruthless fear and callous doubt sown deep
Within my heart, where tides of malice bring
To mind deep wells whence cheerlessness I seep?
I lie, forgotten by the vim of peace,
     Beneath the elderberry tree, whose wine
          And flowers make me dream of restless waves
     Which crash upon the shores of fright. I pine
For nights when toil, distress and tears might cease
          And I am spared the view of solitary graves. 

Thick, lulling clouds obscure the sight of day
And sprinkle tears of time upon the ground,
Whose sturdy coat compels the grass to pay
A debt of dew in silence free of bound. 
As elms and birches grow, so does concern
     On shoulders bent by old, abandoned dreams,
          Or heavy over eye lids—closed by fright—
     Which never ‘gain shall see the merry leams
Bestowed by joy on man. Indeed, more stern
          Than thirst or death can be a spirit’s blight!

Unknown to day, besought in vain by night,
The ecstasy of flight in heaven’s music shines,
Though light and voices tremble to the sight
Of sorrow’s dawn, when star-ward hope declines. 
How fresh and candid is the charming dance
     Of graceful cranes, whose wings spread out to seek
          The land of palm trees, where Euterpe’s spell
     Bewitched the clever lyre bird’s will, whose beak
Sings royal chants and thrills, as in a trance, 
          The deafest ear, its woe and thirst to quell!

Farewell to gloom and sadness, then! I see
How love of youth and bliss, unchecked by time,
Inspire the soul—as in a gleeful spree—
To burn, and then from ashes soar and shine.
From this night forth, resented as it should,
     Let dull regret and fear suspire and die
          A hasty death, unheeded and alone, 
     For peace and hopefulness! May not a sigh
Be heard when cruel dejection dares to brood,
     Nor good hearts bleed on graveyard slabs of stone! 

Find my poems and published poetry volumes at www.eton-langford.com
Categories: suspire, bird, depression, destiny, dream,
Form: Rhyme

Rain

Drops drop on dry soil
sky is crying from gruelling heat
humidity takes over from here

                  *
charismatic smell of soil in rain
little droplets bouncing off leaves
earth imbibe water with suspire
Categories: suspire, beauty, rain,
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Love Blooms

In the stillness of one quiet day we can hear  the trees breathe easy 
Leafy arms up towards the sky, they suspire to inspire us with beauty
The cadence of the breath takes us to a peaceful place of deep rest 
We are privy to the Celestial Love of our  Mother Father God, ...
who so lovingly bestows on us pure Grace.  A living essence exists 
within each of us, as we co-exist in this world with strength and 
stamina, we leave behind all doubts. (BREATHE ) 
When night falls upon our tired eyes we are lit from within by the 
memory of a spiritual lantern that is shining brightly inside our
hearts. The casting crowns of amber and gold warm the soul and 
we are invited to sit on the porch of our thoughts and go deep into 
that good night. (BREATHE) 
 Love blooms in the evening contemplation, then 
gives us its flowers by rising sway.  Claim your colors dear soul, 
claim your healing, this is the day that was created for you, 
God had an angel deliver you on earth yesterday and today, 
well you are here, so breathe and know that you matter most 
right here, right now.. Namaste
Categories: suspire, analogy, peace,
Form: Narrative

Alone In the Cold

like some junkie
on the side of the road
hiding in the shadows
alone in the cold
i suspire the same

momentary
relapses 
cravings
solitary
weakness
pleas on my knees

downcast eyes
swelling
with the voids
of life
in trails
of droplets
falling
off tips

too weak
in mind
body
spirit
to push
the needle
in

the weight
of thoughts
beneath
the sighs
of darkness
as i close my eyes
not knowing
if it's the last
time
they will be
open




(november is diabetes awareness month)
Categories: suspire, sick,
Form: Free verse

Wonton Love

I’m no poor man unless I give away
What life and beauty owe me more than most,
Although I do not fear that I would ever stray
From love of which I’d sooner dream than boast. 
When all which perishes is born again
To hold me near my memory of you,
I look away, though never would I feign
What might inspire my words and make them true. 
A tree grows fair with age despite the leaves
Which fall into forgetfulness at first,
Whereas your eyes change color when the thieves
Of wonton love make hearts suspire with thirst. 
     What came before—and surely you forgot—
     Is that which, once, with many tears, I bought.

Find my poems and published poetry volumes at www.eton-langford.com
Categories: suspire, lost love, love, memory,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Butterflies of Every Shade

May the butterflies of this world return to us once more 
when the spring provides her heat we will no longer hide
Eastern winds of far away lands flying in unknown shores 
their cellophane wings of light need to return and chide 
 
Once they adorned our many flowers here in Canada 
now they are a memory of yesterday's summer gaze 
I cling to the hope that tomorrow I won't need algebra 
to count the flutter of their wings, like yonder days 

I'll know them by the colors of their flight and groove 
that April has arrived with her rainy cascade   
all the trees will suspire as they soften their moves  
garnished once again, with butterflies of every shade

I know that when the season wakes we are going to see 
Monarchs, European skippers, and frosted elfin too 
as the warmer shades and colors meld into the sea 
we will begin to spot the pupas, and butterflies anew.

Contest Name: Your best quatrain
Categories: suspire, analogy, butterfly,
Form: Quatrain

The Day

Let's gather
together
And confess our sins
let's leave the pain
the curse.our offence.
The one and only
the mightiest, come solemnly.
I see him at once,
touched hi feet
only with my eyes
and then turn fleet
to recite the last sigh
with my that suspire
he looked at me thou
he was trying to impart
human were the reason for the moan
I requested him to give us a chance
he stated "it will only enhance
the suffering and the pain".
I closed my eyes with tears in mine
And stood erect to start
start the depart.
Categories: suspire, destiny, fantasy, farewell, god,
Form: Rhyme

Indebted Forever

We are indebted seriously 
To all free spouts covered 
Whose nozzles hardly suspire
And hanged up to rest in subsequent sighs 
But keep hoping the wait be over soon 

We are indebted seriously 
To all hands withheld from howdy to observe
Social distance relations it doesn't admire 
As we do wanting to draw the heaven nigh
But only with words, most people reach for the moon 

We are indebted forever 
To the lives lost to Corona virus 
That are most likely to have been saved 
For more grace to sail in the boat of life
But to no avail, all efforts proved abortive 

We are indebted forever 
To the streets littered with corpses 
Of the less privileged burnt as offerings 
In fear not to spread the virus 
But in surprise, the rich were given befitting burials

We are indebted forever 
To the health personnel 
Who lost their lives 
Trying to save others' lives in duty 
But beyond aid, they crossed the bar 

We are indebted forever 
To the press reporters 
Spreading information and saving lives 
Reaching out to audiences in risk 
But for honor, they were not awarded 

We are indebted forever 
To those who lost their jobs to pandemic 
And couldn't find another means of survival 
Than to watch their lives in the hand of hunger
But for hope, it was just hoping for the uncertain 

We are indebted forever 
To those that died of hunger 
Whose death was recorded as corona death 
So as to make numbers and headlines 
But while starving, nothing much came through... 

We are indebted forever 
To the stage of earth 
And nature's reaction 
Beyond science research 
That no vaccine ideally set us free 

We are indebted forever 
To the kind hearted men
Who did give away in abundance 
Than the societies less expected
In secret that sorrows flee many houses 

Happy survival! 
To all who God's grace kept
From the touch of Corona 
And still breathe
Without trouble in healthy system 

We can not do this forever 
Crying for love, for hatred, for death 
And forget the sick Rose and the healthy night 
For peace ahead of us in regret 
Wandering lonely as a thick cloud 
In the eyes of time traveling through the clock 
Where end is not ascertained like the blast of waterfall
When... when shall we gladly go
For cheers, for gaze and for praise 
That are ceased up in Corona's craziness?
Categories: suspire, art, dedication, funeral, god,
Form: Rhyme
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