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Premium Member Snakes in the grass

It’s the full moon of our times
they’re awake and stir
the malcontents whine
the schemers slither
the conspirators whisper
the agitators rattle
the instigators coil
the hellions hiss
the hooligans hunt
the miscreants threaten
the scoundrels spit
the reprobates crawl
the thugs strike
the doomsayers gather
the hellraisers have united intent on mayhem
they’ll have their fun and think they’ve taken over
but the time is here for sanity and reason to reappear



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Premium Member Change Conspirators

The air hold’s it’s breath
waiting for you to decide. 
Change conspirators, 
define that reputation 
or let each second slide by.

A Betrayed Youth



Don’t say anything sharp lest the implication cut…

Search bar complicity,
Algorithm conspirators,
Digital manipulators,
Bending law to suit perversion,
Our sexualised youth,
Internet fed, 
Corporate political lies,
Dressed as a lifestyle;
Undressed,
Exploitation as a business model,
The fifteen year old bikini model,
Jailbreak Jailbait,
Enter Ai,
Prompt; Undress…wave morality goodbye.

End…

by D.N. Read2026©


Premium Member The Opus

        Acknowledgments.

My writing teacher who lit the fire,
my broken heart I had to repair,
my muse from the very beginning.

My insane desire to keep climbing,
my ambition that knows no bounds,
my taste that desires one in a million.

My shoes that will never need socks,
my spirit that is never on blocks, 
my dreams that roll in with high tide. 

My conspirators demanding gold,
my haters that are seething pyrite,
my copycats out doing their worst. 

My feelings bubbling and determined,
my words filthy that make me gag.
My inner child that refuses reality.

My resilience and all that built it,
my reckless forcing me forward,
my microphone I share poetry on. 

Thank you. A million times..thank you.

Silent Convulsions - 5

The church is small.
The paint 
peels 
in disciplined flakes.
Candles lean toward each other
like conspirators.
I light one
for reasons I cannot defend.
The flame trembles, 
but remains.
Outside,
the wind practices disbelief.
Inside,
wax insists on hope.

Premium Member DOLOMIEU’S DOLOMITES-Dream Destination Poetry Contest

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Leave behind your suitcase and Venice’s hurried pace  
forgoing culture and medieval history for Dolomieu’s Dolomites~
pinnacles of dolomitic limestone chiseled into grotesque shapes
that refuse postcards—carving their own light at dawn and 
gently dissolving into peaceful rose at dusk.  

Their trails are old conspirators, whispering switchback secrets  
to those like me who love geology, nature and
who walk without hurry.  

The trails unwind like forgotten stories
each turn a new clause~
a waterfall’s asterisk, a meadow’s ellipsis:
this writer’s inspiration and paradise.

A farmhouse leans into one of the stone slopes,  
its shutters laced with blushing pink geraniums.  
Inside, my favorite comfort food--speckled cheese
melted over polenta, golden as an Italian afternoon. 

Each peak, a vial where daylight lingers,  
hoards time in geologic sieves.
These rouge-colored peaks, half-lit, refuse the night~  
patient stars and poets don’t mind.


Death Bed Poetry: Dylan Thomas

Death Bed Poetry: Dylan Thomas

Alcohol and co-dependence make poor conspirators
Delivering more a life driven by inquisitors
Dylan Thomas poet and drinker
Part time lover and full-time thinker

In fading health and across the sea
He gathered himself for one last spree
The White Horse Tavern welcomed the man
And there he started his final stand

"I've had eighteen straight whiskies. I think that's the record!"
Alcohol, pneumonia, and Doctor Feltenstein were more than he could afford
Caitlin flew in to remark, "Is the bloody man dead yet?"
Comatose and failing, the bard was not quite there yet.

Still and silent, and lying abed
A few hours later and Dylan was dead
having gone "Gentle into that good night"
with no further words and such little fight.

Thus, the end of our Welsh poet Dylan
a bit of a rogue but not such a villain
who now learns Death does have dominion
in spite of the bard's differing opinion.

Premium Member Just a Bunch of Nonsense


Daze and days of penmanship
Potent perhaps a touch of sun
Shipshape warming of outlet ink
Ishmael invites a tale; I say: “stowaway”
Stop all blubbering; just get yammering
Yo ho soupmates, we must steer the ship
Stir golden pot of disbelief and brass tacks
Torrential corkscrew pasta, perhaps?
Pish posh of the alphabet riding the waves
Wending its way, each letter to the crew
Conspirators of sonnets, limericks and dust
Dangerous alliteration, elevation and descent
Decidedly dizain, free verse or blank; thats it?!

Premium Member Truth

The spirit or the flesh?

They are really one-in-the-same, 
internals and externals of creation -- 

the face read-out of our
inner clockworks --  

                         to review
man, his myriad of entangled
relationships, is to begin to understand 
The Politics of Satan vs God 

We can fool the Soulless press, often 
co conspirators in illusion -- Truth
more likened to the quizzical eyes
of children~ amazed, confounded,

and then, lost....

Premium Member DENY EVERYTHING

I writ a poem while in the loo
Not busy, nothing else to do
I writ it on some toilet paper
Recapturing some of a lost night’s caper

It seem so quickly things go wrong
Woke up this morning in a thong
Somehow it seems to fit just right
Not too loose, not too tight

My co-conspirators will give me thanks
When I fill in those missing blanks
OH, someone pounding on the door
The paper’s gone, I’ll write no more

Premium Member More Fool Me!

In my youth's frolic at King Lear and Pi
  all my days were a Shakespearean tale.
Not algebra, not prose did edify
  yet test and limits we pass lest we fail.
To learn and open closed minds to ideas
  but I learnt before a fall comes a pride
with a conspiracy one alone bears
  yet co-conspirators had much to hide.
For each lame alibi concealed misdeed,
  each mad ruse and jape blotted my ledger
but we all do a true life lesson heed
  when worn is a cowl or crown to measure.
Comic is the court and jester in school
but better a wise king than a wise fool.


            Written: May 1992

Night Owl

grabs a hat from the hatstand 
fraught, he warps the midday sun
no apricating mellow touch
in haste, too early a venture
while camouflaged conspirators
beckon to no end, lest he dawdles 
through waxing moonlit gossamer 
and warms the trees of dusk

Premium Member I Hope and Hope and Hope

The imperfect walk of man, cared about in recklessness,
careening for the wall of death, can’t be protected -
no longer in his mama’s womb. Womanized, dehumanized,
faithless…AnD cared about. Those left behind, want to rewind
their watches, but the truth is they couldn’t fix him. All his ills
in his bushy beard, behind it a smile, a hug, a shrug. Darkness
was upon him and in his circle of conspirators…can you believe
the music coming out of them - great big curses, whispers
mixed with praise music…the daring beast brought down
with determined gentleness. They flee from the Spirit’s power.

Still I hope and hope and hope, if this is the end, as it seems,
that somehow, by the skin of his teeth, he made peace with God.

Premium Member July

JULY

                                       Honouring name of Julius Ceaser
                                           Month Quintilis renamed : July.
                                          Birth month of Roman General.
                                               Dictator; Roman Empire.
                                                stabbed by conspirators 
                                                   with close friend Brutus.
                                                     His last words ' You
                                                           too Brutus ! '
                                                              Alas !
                                                               Bye !

Clandestine Closet

       Never advisable to be naked! 
       Unfolding ability to assume changes
       Depict funeral mesh opaque 
      
       Wobbled iron lock conjure 
       Wakens particular persona to inhabit
       Wardrobe wonder honours

       Peter Pan collar innocence
       Embellished bow breasts for bombshell
       Rhinestone on satin stimulant

       Deceptively deep, spacious 
       Dark wood doors swing away to exhibit 
       Dresses with waves vivacious 
 
       Forest of newfound favourites
       Frocks rustle, slide, beg to be fondled 
       Fascinator lavender fragrance 

       Mysterious occult conspirators 
       Ultimately select pretty arrangements 
       Musty garment rots ambiguous 
  
       
      

               19th January 
       Happy Birthday Keri ( Mum ) 
       - see, I fashioned my life
                to suit me!

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