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Premium Member junk is a hunk

                          junk is a hunk
              weighs me down, while I clunk
                        all over the house
                               trying to manage the thing
       while lost in a dithering funk.


                          alas, worthless junk
        piled up and further up!
where to begin!   what a laborious lump! 
               am I, wasting time
                             sorting through this 
            huge, hopeless hump? 


                             I falter, I bump
                  into a fellow, flighty frump
                            aimlessly sorting
               through her own jangly junk! 


            together, we commiserate 
                     and conclude that our junk
                                is just adding up 
                      to a barreling barrage of bunk!

I am that I am

"a heartbeat pulsating as living light
free from each and every limitation
I Am that dwelling in unbound delight
the source wherefrom arises creation"


I study the void
conclude it is light it craves
become lost within my calculations 
dimensions unspurl
spirals catastrophise 
    until 
 spinning 
      cancels 
itself out

and I am still

within my stillness     I seek
    seeing no ground
 having no anchor

          it is me that craves
          I fear I am the void

 should I internalise the vortex
      walk the line dizzy
   with hand unheld
          gamble on transformation 
    to the entirety of light

see myself 
     reflected on the outer edges
not through another lens
let the doppelganger 
drop away

what if that

Premium Member ON THE ROAD AGAIN AND AGAIN

Trucker's road stories. Trucker's Manifest log. Two days Trucker's drive Highway to highway. Every mile. Truck stops here and there. Overnight sleep within the trucks. Morning rise, and drive again Hours upon hours in schedules to keep. Watch acceleration in delivery time. Horn blowing to trucker's in greet. Night flashes in changing highway lanes. Code of road in respect. Headlights flash at times for alert of caution. Through all kinds of weather good and bad. Deliveries to pursue. Doing what a Trucker is supposed to do. Up hills and downward mountain steeps. Playing country music to pass the time. The song "Keep on Trucking". Never an endless beat. Trucker's schedule. Trucker's sleuth. Arriving at delivery location. Ontime conclude.


Premium Member It's What We Do


Come Spring Season,
It's time for baseball.
That is, after getting over
The fiery March Madness.

But not so fast.
The NBA is still in session.
And would you believe that
It's June before the Finals finish?

Come late Summer,
Just before Autume,
Ready or not, it's time
For football.

Before long, when 
Autumn leaves begin
To fall from trees,
It's time for basketball,
Right on the hills of the
World Series, October Classic.

Thanksgiving and Christmas
Will feast and merry us, and
Before we can conclude with
Our New Year's resolutions,
It's time for the Super Bowl.

Like Mother Nature's seasons
Flowing in and flowing out,
Such is the nature of our
Sporting seasons.

Through the heat of Summer
And the icy freezy Winter,
Seldom do we retreat.
It's simply our way of life.
It's what we do.

Oh, there's more sports,
But ...

SoLiTuDe

Compared in contrast to my mood
Today seems to be rarther lown
But please dont be misconstrude
By the constant use of noun

Feelings it seems a whole multitude
My thoughts beging to overwhelm
Then best avoided any kind of fude
One now looks at me with a frown

I am just in need of a little solitude
As today l am feeling rather down
Perhaps best that l now conclude
So my sorrows l can then drown



Prequal to poem higer ground another introspection 2019

Check and Mate

Meet me at the tournament,
Nothing words that goes to my consent.
Yeah, I know that a woman like you should include.
But I already did for you as I conclude.

Every move you make,
are pieces you took that hardly for me to take.
For might not be a careless mistake.
But my defeat made my heartache.

Then we meet again
Place is the same, moves that my game went pain.
Surely as I made your rank rise but I fall for you down.
Then you take my place and place your crown.

Now my Mallory that we been together,
Hope today not sooner we matched, as I defeat.
Though you are my mate, but die in check.
I no longer take it back but to resign and retreat.

      — Love, Your Knight,
          Nolan Sawyer.

(This poem is inspiration from the book of  Check & Mate by Ali Hazelwood)


Blessing In the Shadows

Blessing In the Shadows


Shackled and battened by the restraints of humankind

Hounding ego, gnawing the essence to stay behind

Reverence for soul lessen, protruding unkind

Assigned to desolation, fulfillment confined


Dying hope slipping, clutching the foundation of fate

Only feeling torment, loitering till the final date

Accepting all righteous acts to come as bait

Unknowingly unearthing a hand deterred from hate


Awakening to a notable entity, driven by solicitude

Fearful to the unforeseen, but ready to be renewed

Weaving potential realities, leaving behind the unfavorable until ensued

Released ultimately from the ocean of inhibitions to conclude

Premium Member Let Joy and Laughter Exude

In this world a continuing monstrous feud
Men women and children's lives constantly hued
Environmental vandals a desire to denude
Extinction seems likely one must conclude
Unless from within self love we must include
Pray that joy and truth and laughter will forever exude

Premium Member SEQUENCE OF HORIZONTALS

SEQUENCE OF HORIZONTALS
establish
  perspectives
 counterpoised 
   with
 paradoxical 
viewpoints 
immutably
   assigned
with
    evocative 
concentric 
 longing
from
  remote 
depths
   consoling 
unknown
   intangible
 recede  
with

expressive
  strategy 
into
 contrasts 
to
conclude
 fully 
the
charmed
attractions
 enact 
familiarity  
  into
  oblique 
ambivalent 
  feelings
 reconcilable
to  temptations
& evolve
the 
many
 uncomplicated 
 definitive 
epitomes

Premium Member Simple As That

There’re merits to simplicity! 
It’s void of dark duplicity, 
It’s lacking eccentricity 
In its mundane basicity. 

Complexity, troublesome trait, 
Catchy, sophisticated bait, 
Morphs into agitated  state -   
Perplexity where nothing’s straight. 

My ex and I were simply screwed 
By absence of similitude. 
Me being a simplistic dude, 
Irreconcilable, I conclude!

God is Writing Your Life Story

no more confusion 
you've come to a conclusion 
to give God the pen 
to let Him determine what'll be your end 

exalt Him edify Him 
give God the glory 
as He continues 
to write your life story 

let His righteousness correct 
address your issues and redirect 
you on the path to now receive 
all that He wants you to achieve 

exalt Him edify Him 
give God the glory 
as He continues 
to write your life story 

you'll never envision all God can do 
It's more then you'll ever conceive 
the Author and Finisher of your faith
only requires that you believe 

stop grabbing the pen 
as this ain't no autobiography 
God is writing your life story 
and only He knows 
what the ending will be 

exalt Him edify Him 
give God the glory 
as He continues 
to write your life story 

let God correct 
let God redirect 

let Him determine the narrative 
of each chapter
let God conclude what'll be  
your happily ever after

exalt Him edify Him 
give God the glory 
as He continues 
to write your life story

exalt Him edify Him 
give God the glory 
as He continues 
to write your life story

Coriander isn't food

I appreciate that many love it
And want lashings on their meal
Scattered over soup or curry
(I can’t see the appeal)

It’s popular and I recognise
To you, it may taste fine
Peppery, on your tastebuds
‘Delicious’, ‘divine’

But for me, it’s bitter, nasty stuff
I’m sorry, I must conclude
(Because my own tastebuds insist):
Coriander isn’t food

Premium Member Dialog with Fate

He trekked life's seemingly endless slog, 
and engaged cruel fate in a dialog.
He would measure and evaluate,
and conclude his luck was not so great,
until a raven, crow, or other bird,
said fate had the very last word.

Premium Member Fickle Finger

I conclude I was conceived hard-and-fast, 
Misfortunes rain on my parade, downcast - 
Bad Luck to date 
Fickles my Fate, 
I now bet on Hope, that they say, dies last!

Tarta de Crema

The bliss is real as I sink into each bite
Arterial consequences I won't consider tonight
Recipe easy: just eggs, cream and sugar
Though perfection with added nutmeg and butter
A touch of vanilla - oh, I'm in lust!

Double the portion size - oh yes I must!
Egg custard is the unglamorous name

Custard me again and again and again
Reaching for more, I don't know how to stop
Eggsactly - my craving is over the top
Mmm murmured as I'm finally sated
A dessert I conclude is very highly rated

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