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So many- gone before us these past years-
dear friends and family have left our side,
to whom we said goodbye with heartfelt tears.

We shared such joyful times with kin and peers,
through ages when no worries were implied;
so many- gone before us these past years.

Yet, time does not stand still, but leaps and veers
in ways, we never dreamed it would decide
to whom we said goodbye with heartfelt tears.

So like a roulette wheel, age chooses, blears
those sick and weak we hug at their bedside;
so many- gone before us these past years.

With those now left, we share, from yesteryears,
good memories of those held dear inside-
to whom we said goodbye with heartfelt tears.

And now, we hold hands tight and hide our fears-
which one of us will join them on death's ride.
So many- gone before us these past years-
to whom we said goodbye with heartfelt tears.
Categories: blears, age, death, family, friend,
Form: Villanelle

Millions of Light Years

2/21/17


The sap from a pine smeared
Onto clothing made from hides of deer

Not all organisms and lifeforms cry tears
Across a dark and bright sphere
Objects quite near
Or at distances of millions of light years

My mind clear
I'm sincere
I've only got so much time here

Could sip or skip on an iced beer
Got to take it to a higher gear
And pioneer
Close and by piers
Near the lowest and highest tiers

Could be all set to go
From head to toe
You just never know, might be more or less than nine years
Among items dull or sharp like spears
Experiencing things first hand is different than hearing it with your left or right ear
Occasional events that cause mass panic as it continues to strike fear
In plain sight and places you would never think of, signs appear
In control of our own ships, so you better try to steer

Near the end of days you just may have a greyish white beard

Hearts colder than ice jeered
Often at one of the only nice seers
Due to being unable to understand what they'd find weird

Regardless of if others might sneer
In and out of different areas my eyes peer
But occasionally the line of sight blears

By: Dalton Ogletree
Categories: blears, poetry, rap, word play,
Form: Rhyme


A Dream Replayed

Many of my sleep dreams do fade
Like the soaring birds in flight,
But there's one that seems replayed-

I inherit a house from who knows who.
Old furniture with many drawers fills each room.
Some are open and some slightly askew.

Vintage hankies, linens and lace, it must be a delusion.
Enthralled, so many more drawers yet to open.
My dream begins to fade, this can't be the conclusion.

Each and every time this dream fades right here.
Like a broken projector reel,
It flicks, the picture jumps and blears.

"Curiosity killed the cat" it's said,
But so many drawers not yet opened.
This dream I do wish would continue ahead.


05/05/2013
For Russell Sivey's contest, 'Dreams'
Categories: blears, dream,
Form: Rhyme

Time and Its Daughter

Time and its Daughter
I love your face and your face loves itself 
For its perfect nose, green eyes and rosy lips
And your fragrance has a Narcissistic allure.

The way you walk pavements adore you 
rain shies away as not to make your hair wet
I love your face and your face loves itself. 

When you cross the street car horn blears 
All by themselves and white cars turn pink 
And your fragrance has a Narcissistic allure  

Sun doesn´t burn your skin, makes it golden.   
Till, one day, the mirror tells of a wrinkle, and 
you know years are ganging up on you. 

You only enemy is time it waits in the wings.
As furrows settle on your forehead.
I love you face, your face doesn´t love itself
 
Car horn doesn´t  blare anymore, get off 
The road you lazy old woman, they honker
Your fragrance of youth has lost its allure
Categories: blears, confusion, dedication, fantasy, history,
Form: Verse
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