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Blaring Upsetting Sounds

screen sounds were blaring 
with news which is upsetting 
found hard to believe

Sirens Blaring

Her silk petal lips 
Whispering her words of love and lust into my ear 
a siren serenades me
I know it’s time to disappear
My melancholy resounds in the sound of her voice 
Persuasive and almost naive to her intentions 
a choice
Do I run or give in to her bittersweet melody 
a siren only calls to your death   
but I give in 
She’s worth my last breathe 
God turned his back so I turned to sin
I couldn’t help but let her in 
The lies she spun once this begun 
She’s too hard to forget  
The scar I wear I cannot bare 
You seduced me to my death

Blaring Car Horn

Sparkling bright lights
Shine directly in your face
When you hear the honks

Written on January 12, 2021


Frugal and Blaring Bugle

We found ourselves  being quite frugal;
Hired priest who played a blaring bugle;
To our alarm;
Had no charm;
Hearing his sermon had been brutal.

With all of the donuts would finagle;
She wanted one covered with maple;
Sorted through;
Did see view;
Not any so I brought her a bagel.

Premium Member Limerick Crochetes: Once a Blaring Braying Bold Trumpet

Limerick crochetés:  Once a blaring braying bold trumpet
        for Nicanor PARRA

Once a blaring braying bold trumpet
Used to serenading mere strumpet
Could not hold back loud fart
While entertaining tart
Now the tart on his fart took a bet

That she'd hold back twittering trumpet
If his strumpet balls bowl in cricket
So great fanfare to start
Nations came to hear fart
Trumpet let down strumpet: tart lost bet

(can be continued…)
© T. Wignesan - Paris, 2017

Blaring Noise

blaring music everywhere
noise all around and sideways
even blue venusians
stop up their ears and pray
to the gods for lullabies


A Blaring Silence

A quiet heart of thunderous yearning,
I've nothing left to do,
when my heart becomes forever silenced,
because my dreams won't come true.
   
  My desire to fascinate,
to open eyes across the seas,
lingers now only in heart,
a desire meant only for me.
  
   How is it so,
my passion to be locked away,
when my heart continues,
striving for the art everyday.
  
  No one to blame but myself,
for this calling of mine lost,
hope was the only thing I held onto,
I've been told hope is the highest cost.

I say never say never to anything possible,
especially what one's heart  yearns for,
people criticize my faith in the small chance,
I believe an opportunity will knock on my door.

  As I lay down every night I ponder,
I think of what still may or could have been,
in life as I know it if I still had the faith ,
of taking my place in the art i was meant to be in.
 
   I hold fast to my dreams,
and pray it makes its way,
to my quiet heart,
so thunderous in every way.

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