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Cool De Sign

 Kodama
 Okuyama
 Nakamura
Egger
 Zyciora
 Tomasson
 Chhabria
Canso

The Song and Sting of September SS

It sings with a voice that stings two skies,
That fades the summer yet can’t evade autumn.
September holds both the warmth and the cold,
Of summer’s youthfulness and autumn’s ruthlessness.
A thousand weathers still thunder one name,
As northern breezes chill, leaves whisper red on each hill.

Premium Member Private calculus

A square. Right there.
It moves closer.

Wonderment:
Why square? Why there?
Why me?

Changing shape now.
Every second counts.
No one else will see.
Why me?

The square is lost —
not there,
but once it was:
a square,
drifting toward me.

Now only lines,
perhaps.

A square-cloud
visible only to me
dissolves into nothing.

Why me?


censored fragments

can only start near end
remember let touch send 
text tow wind knot unkind
several almost always blind
sans sanctions dubious doubt
say mean like when what shout
carries sharing showing how
onward fast firm never bow
talking points pants unknown
leaves most places all alone
random rules ruin rights rot
cools unnerves calms hits spot
late early loose worm kills bird
silent talks sounds rarely heard
wonder if of out with not who
plays things spams let capture you
good spear into through core
trembles minds hearts bodies more
remembers few less censored 
fragments fails points scored

The Void In Plane Sight

I feel like I'm drowning in the stormy sea,
Tiamat help me write on the Void, please ,
My mind empty ;coming up with thoughts I freeze,
I feel I am drowing;what is the key ?
I drank some Jameson whisky to lube my brain ,
Today I feel like an empty beer barrel,
The words I need I find hard to channel,
It did not help the existential pain.
Tiamat said Listen and stop ing,
If my agents got thru you know what to do?
"I am All ,hear my tales ,see my image ".
Remembered the tales flesh is awakening,
Void is potential and naught at once too,
It is in your bones so make the linkage.

Sappho

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
You have named your daughter Sappho
you have named the hills with halo.
We take the next walk to a room
fed with different hues about blume
its chaining unbridled powers 
bring the central motif in hours.


On Greek Stage Renaissance

 
 
What do I wish for my wild heart?
In this trail is the finest art.
That is why I am almost there
With Lydian lyre and lore, or more
Cher sings her effectuated soul,
Discerning hearts excite the whole.

Premium Member Fall How Are You Dressed

Your are dressed up in cool nights and days,
Showing pretty colors always.

Hiku: cool kiss

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my lips crave it d
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             athe my l°o°v°e to l"i"f"e

Premium Member What I Read

I once read about a middle ages warrior
Who was forced into a secret hide away.

With time on his hand, he observed an ant.
The ant continued his effort in scalling a wall.

The ant was carrying a grain of corn and made
Repeated attempts to climb the wall with the corn.

The ant failed 69 times in his most difficult pursuit.
Counting each attempt, the warrior said that the ant succeeded in his 70th attempt. Can you imagine the
Courage that the ant must have given to the warrior?

From this story, three Words come to mind.
Desire, commitment, and determination.

Relax

hey friends raise your heads
lovers of green and flowers 
let your minds relax

Honey Color

My color is honey color! Lucid sweet food pleasant medicine!

Donald and Daisy : clerihew

 
Poem of the Day : 13.8.25

Cartoon Character Clerihew 
12.8.25
Placed 4th : Standard Contest


Donald Duck and Daisy Duck

had so much plucky luck

they invested in tranquil park ponds

then meditated swimming alongside fronds !

Premium Member Ode To The Bin That Betrayed Me

In moonlight's hush, beneath the elm,  
A masked marauder stalks his realm.  
With paws like whispers, eyes like coal,  
He seeks the prize that fills his soul.

But lo! The bin—his ancient foe—  
Stands smug, unyielding, sealed in woe.  
Its lid, a tyrant, cold and tight,  
Dares mock his hunger in the night.

"Have you forgotten?" he snarls with grace,  
"The feast we shared, the sacred place?  
You fed me once, you knew my name,  
Now plastic locks deny my claim."

He leaps! He claws! A ballet grim,  
A pirouette on garbage rim.  
Banana peels and coffee grounds  
Rain down like war drums' hollow sounds.

Neighbors wake to chaos born,  
A furry tempest, rage and scorn.  
Yet in his heart, a deeper ache—  
Not trash, but trust, was theirs to break.

So if you see him, tail askew,  
A poet wrapped in dumpster dew,  
Know vengeance drives his nightly plan—  
The raccoon scorned by a trash can.

Premium Member Autumn is Near

                                               Autumn is near


                        When nights on hours of the day do impinge
                            Softer are the rays of mid-day sunshine
                       Greenish leaves do start to pick orange tinge
                            Tall lupines linger low, curl down and pine
                                Roses slowly start to shed their petals
                                Lovely lavenders languish with crisp fear
                          Cooler air from grey clouds starts to settle
                                 Purple pansies begin to drip sad tears
                        When birds flutter with less strength with reason
                            It`s time to hail the fall`s train which is near
                               Time to greet the coming Autumn season
                              With its splash of red saffron hues so dear.

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