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Premium Member Becoming

Becoming  one with the universal pulse,
  that coruscant hue endued vibrancy benign,
   I eschew lethal inhibition toxic,
      inhaling meteoric shards of,
   effervescent mood boost capsules,
     whilst power plugging brain dead cells,
   into trancelike transmitters of prana,    
 unleashing channels stymied by a jinx,
  healer, harbinger heroic of invisible field,
   whose silver winged  prowess  pivotal

Premium Member Cycle Of Life

Cycle of life
  Ring of length in a circuit

Circle of life
  Wing of strength in a conduit

Flow of life vibrates and pricks
  Electricity you can feel in needles and sticks

A game of a life-winning prize
  A frame displayed in a live, lifting size

Cycle of life in you that charges and chime
  Tracks of moving rings that hinges, not grime

Girdle of life that showers and embrace
  Dwindling up and down like growers of God's grace

Circling the tree of life is your power
  Power of cyclone that defines the tower

Tower of faith, hope and light
  Light coruscant in the heat of the night

Cycle of life that grows in you
  Rhythm in a wheel, spinning in loops and never halt in you

I Stand Here

I stand here, spinning rhyme;
child of destiny, soul of time. 
Born on this benighted sphere;
Absent grasp of why I'm here. 
Summoned by a distant voice;
made aware of surfeit’s choice. 
Confusion reigns, coruscant light;
alone I stand in abject plight. 
I am static, prey of change;
I abhor the constant rearrange. 
Portrait of all I abjure;
life a schism to endure. 
Thus I let my spirit soar,
for I am meant for so much more.


Dominion

Against the velvet backdrop of infinity,
majesty beyond effulgence’ grasp--
it stands to intermit the boundless void,
an orb of sapphire blue--resolute, in
disregard of eons passing, it withstands. 

Now from cherished land arising, thunderous noise, 
mingled with coruscant light--flames and 
smoke of war. Weapons sold for profit, not to women 
but to men and boys, whose errant thought is 
lust for power, wealth and fleeting majesty. 

In ages past was written of our dominion over things above
and unsullied ground beneath our feet. Unwritten but implied, 
forgotten duty to act on behalf of earth. 
Our failure this, we set ourselves before the world. 
Better should dominion over self prevail.

Spring

Spring
Concupiscent  foxes tame their offspring
Me thinks this is the first sign of spring.
Bumblebees  bombinate  above-head
As myriad dark clouds evaporate.

Daffodils undulate to the Zephyr
Snowdrops coruscant like Blake’s Faeries
A kaleidoscopic vision of buds and blooms
In our brittle hearts,  making a large room.

Melodic voices of our babes
Joyous and a utopia trace
Nightingales sing a sweet song
Larks perform a pagan dance to the first bloom. 

At last, Mother Earth sheds its dead skin
All creatures; great and small sing spring.

Apotheosis

idealism of youth

mélange of 
dreams and prayers—
disparate yet intertwined—
assembled in their thunderous ranks
to echo past myriad
gleaming colonnades that
buttress evermore eternity

self-betrayal and realization

stolid mind shattered
by coruscant might,
and one's irreverent yearn
in shards was rent asunder,
bereft of merit but who
transformed amid the filth—
banality dismissed

sorrow and reconciliation

grieving stream of years
torn from Chronos’
pavilions tattered—
first estranged but then
with fairness stemmed
life's passing entourage—
muted those who would upbraid

apotheosis

were you there
you might have seen
time begging after destiny,
which turned aside
what once had been—
transcendent he continued then
past worlds without an end

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