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Premium Member When Reflective Mirror Thoughts Occupy The Mind

Nothing could be heard  

Prepared for bed all alone  

Reflective mirror thoughts occupy the mind  

 

Give silver chalice a rub  

Conjuring commitment stone  

Nothing could be heard  

 

Curiosity invades  

Throwing a bone  

Reflective mirror thoughts occupy the mind  

 

Winter cold soon will arrive  

Mumbling a grumbling groan  

Nothing could be heard  

 

Outside a crispy leaf drop  

Destination known  

Reflective mirror thoughts occupy the mind  

 

Future cannot stop   

Google AI on the cell phone  

Nothing could be heard  

Reflective mirror thoughts occupy the mind

Premium Member Suddenly summer's over

September rolls around and school doors open ~
the end of summer loudly declared.
The weather turns on us
and we get back to the business of daily grind.

TOUT EST VRAI (Everything Is True)

TOUT EST VRAI
(Everything Is True)

Headlights sweep
Across your face
The highway 
Close
The motel's gate 
So tired from the drtive
I lie 
But sleep 
Has passed me by 
In haste 
Inside a globe 
This endless snow 
Trapped inside 
With me, I know
The ceiling climbs
The walls give way
You lay like snow
The lights retreat 
If you could go 
Would you leave 
Be safe inside 
From night's long reach 
Yesterday 
"Tout est vrai"
I shook the globe
Where snow just lay
Wth no escape
Unless it breaks
A storm now rises in the east


Premium Member Grey in November

Silent and colder
November is grey
dying leaves fall down
summer shades fading
grey branches sharpen
mixed leaf mounds sparkle

Tableau

Lanterns bleed on snow 
Frost paints the window
lace
Your breath hangs like
smoke
Crimson scarf, trembling
hands
Night hums a low prayer
Stars undress into dawn

Rigor

I held his hand, cold as ice
I held his gaze, fixed as ice
I held his heart, stiff as ice
I held his guts, pale as ice
I held his hair, thin as frost
I ripped it off
I held his hand


The 100 year cold fall act V

Samael: "The orchard is open to omphaloses the stables are Sable's cheery O's and so cereal of woodwork, is fairy cereal so bold." 

Uraeal: "I open the gates true north crashes down, the hell of highwater is where the shark surely drowned, but the westward gate is closed and so is the east and the south closes now, like heathery feasts. 

The Pro: "Should be palaver again, the moon bright the brittle bread?" 

Samara: "I bred in this fire, I tire of liars who are of the sort who won't kindle my fire." 

Gladius: "The other festoon is under thine eyes, like he needn't cross-work on crosswords for prized possession, taken by the ghoul of Mary sent brethren." 

Aurora: "If the course if taken by the northmost gate, let golden rakes fill the plates."

Helel: "Should we wait for the north gate to crumble, before he humbug the buggie and send swallows aflutter?"  

(Anonymized character) "I created once before now I was become death, the pita bread moon like the harvest moon's friend." 

---End of act V---

The 100 year cold fall act IV

Samara: "Opening the thimbles under the waxing moon, you'll wish it was waning in clock town's too soon." 

Samael: "Over the mountain and through the woods to grandmother's house we go, with hand grenades and razor blades high-ho, high-ho, high-ho." 

Uraeal: "To be so uncomely by the waxing moon is retarded at best, she picks too many daisies to be wolfish at a fest." 

Helel: "Helel, or so I've heard, let's make this short and sour, for the dithery young girl." 

Aurora: "Time passes like Time was incarnate let's ask the others here, if folly is so comely." 

Gladius: "Moving the orchard like agrarian gregorian fools?" "Who made the large ice-bath beside the stilled moon?"

The Pro: "I came I saw I thwart not, sold out shows are not my conifers."

(Anonymized character) "I still build palaces on the moon, where stairway to heaven crosses the dark side of the moon." 


---End of act IV---

HTC (Heart Turned Cold)

I'll pull you in and hold you close
Though your the wound that hurts the most
Open scars and weary bruise
I hope for love but was left bemused

My heart left stitches and fallen light
Your love left ache not far behind
I'd hold you dear as you tear me apart
The whole damn cinema watches my aching heart

But now you're just a fragment
An echo in the snow
So many reasons
though none to let go

You're the memory i buried under frost
I hoped it'd never returned at any cost
But simple days pass and I already doubt it
I cry shout and scream because im nothing without you

So bury my hope and cast me away
though my love will never be stray
All feelings go to the one who hurt me
But none go the fragile wind that guides me

The 100 year cold fall act I

The Pro: "Timmies grow under the heather yes, we hear that too, the shale rocks earthen faults and spouts meters and rhythmic soornteens like ask the cold fall moon."

Samara: "Oldest wept upon bridge, the lovers crest cradles the lover's bridge, two brigades that hold together the trust of men and women at arms, like wings sent Demeter into the fog

Samael: "Came, went, it's always the same, the old lion's mane, the goat's beard is the fashionable game."

(Anonymized character) "Stellar! Like the fickle few! We shouldn't press too much wine to winny while we mew!"

Helel: "Tomorrow never dies, the like-minded sun repressed, never dies in the night twin flames of tomorrow's best."

Aurora: "Timidity be slow upon the river pale the horse-drawn carriage has foregone the bitter yales."


Uraeal: "Goosed up for the gander? Myne thyne fyne lynes are wolly and not prancer!"


Gladius: "Gooseflesh la'amore? Sinnder down the doors and let from that lovingly pour!"

---End of act I---

Premium Member Reprisals are Best Served as Cold as Ice

revenge is served cold
with malice in cold steel knife
beside three-pronged fork
hate needs patience to mature
like a ripe blue-vein Stilton

anger sets the feast
memory seasons each course
with bitter chilli
sprinkled to sharpen revenge
as hunger outwaits its prize

when the dish arrives
rust has reached the waiting knife
mould adorns the fork
the taste of blood turns bitter
in the gnash of grinding teeth

As cold as my heart is...was

As cold as my heart is
For a moment I felt heat around it
Could it be he managed to morph me
To something I never dreamt to be
Something sweet, something weak
Something I fear to, on the mirror meet.
Was it the hug so warm to me
That it balanced my homeostasis.
Was it the kiss so passionate
That he began by caressing my cheek
Perhaps when he put on mine his lips
When he slowly, soothingly pleased
My rarely touched skin
I began to have emotions, feelings.
Sudden joy and pain and love and hate trips
Oh dang! What had I done?
Now I look back and beg
To go back in time and rectify
What did not go according to plan
To the me that never cared
To myself which was ne'er fair
To that evil and ugly monster'ess
To as cold as my heart ...was


By Neptune

Sealocked Ultramarine Cold

dedicated to an aubade you hear,
calculating observe i gift; accompanies with a tear.
what made this dawn tight and secure alike womb, my friend;
coquetry of horizon, lacking effulgent.
the last four just to torment us can you tell?
cinematic shimmer it gives upon lake:
as navy as it's lachrymose,
also ephemeral.
watching seasons passing down,
and the moon phases.
gift another glance to crescent,
so it reflects on my manners.
18.07.2026

Cold as Ice

Why is my name blue
on your lips? You cry it to
The heavens--silence!
If I am your refrain, let
My name burn as cold as ice!

A Cold Blowy Night

Embraced as by some evil
Or Death itself.
That much find me shivering.
Chilled to the bone.

According to that expressed
Through ghostly shrieks
More than likely, this hour, am!
Night's - stepped alone!

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