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she get off by what she's wearing
I like her best with nothing on
she'll forever tickle my fancy
long as I can keep her in  my arms

whats the need to go out dancing
we can do it here at home
a specail night with such decription
is just you and I alone

Concerts coming we rehearsed singing
I sang her a serenade
the background singing hummed do whu swinging
til I cued them to sing

I got all caught up in the dancing
I stumbled from line to line
my lady stepped in for me
got my back on track and in line

what this fussing about this being fancy
when the nights with you
I love the audeince we're entertaining
keeps us fresh and all renewed

Voir Dire Series 2 : on imagination

Imagination is Divinity's show
we see what is in store and stock, old or new
challenging problems from various viewpoints 
non-linear timeless, moves directionless 
concretises void contents self perceives pure 
evidence of things unseen in moving realms
fountain spring of all new wisdoms from unknown 
dust it off, open it up, ageless it is 
a no cost preview of coming attractions 

on expansive landscapes we project wishes
monotony becomes lucid excitement 
here we wipe slates clean of misery, boredom 
conceive what will be perfected colourful


not knowledge, therefore has elemental wings 
lubricates creative manifestation  
impacts possibilities, gives rise to will
intent, configuration, action results 
holding evidence of vibrational prisms 
peace tool for misqualified energies lost  


imagination infinite crucial cued 
foundation tool for human creation
unequalled gift given to humanity.


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Premium Member I am my own invention

I am my own invention
I have few moving parts
in the physical sense
 
I can play love’s shallow, skipping jester
and caper as whimsically as the cuckoo bird’s call
or I can be as impulsive as Jouliet
 
He wears his charm well
after thin dusk
as the moon is cued
and longing gently serenades 
like the touch of night air
 
our touches are not soft 
but strong and pure
how summate is our commitment
to a miraculous physicalness
as we solve love’s perfect equations
 
something erotic, physical or spiritual
seems to be accomplished
as lust’s spotlight fades
 
and moonlights exchanged
for something blue
we lay half asleep
as the dawn wins its queue
and I am only me again.
.
.
A song for this:
Femininomenon by Chappell Roan  ??

Reminder: it's coming up on Valentine's Day..


Premium Member Came Out From the Sun

One couple of days, I came out from the sun
cause a day an apple keeps my doc on the run.
A hand in a bird is less than birds aground
so I searched all day to keep them unfound.

Now, I needed a night of war and noise
to never regain my energy and poise.
My wife was loving, my children sweet cued
which, of course, increased my stressed attitude.

Premium Member Seems Like Yesterday

Only yesterday
our world was whole, unbroken
now only echoes
mock laughter in hollow rooms
reeking of spent candle smoke

Memories don't die
they bloom in night's quietude
spiraling from dust
as petals sorrow-scented
you cannot see, smell or touch

The sweetest daydreams
stitch joy into rags of loss
undone, rewoven
they yearn for a tomorrow
built from shadows of the past

Yesterday haunts us
ghost-like in a gentle mask
it cannot discard
for time cannot be unwound
until we grieve its outcome

Nostalgia writes lines
for bitter songs cued to play
songs of deja vu
whether we like it or not
summoned from our broken past

Seems like yesterday,
the lantern was fluttering
echoes lingering
as dusk folded over us
to reset the clock's cold hands

Hopeful

(3-5-3 syllables).

Hopeful mood,
Enlightens soul food,
God's love cued.


Premium Member The Lazarus Q'd

4 days wondered 
and wondered, 

wondered why

for days wandering, 
left far behind  

in that desolate place

the staff shepherding  
the long Lazarus queue 

black sheep
woolen hearts 

woven together
like tight poems huddled

all together, knitting
all the lost together

the rod cued 
hits the ground 

like a lightening strike

lightworlds away 
lightworlds arrive 

risen again 
running with words in vein

vanity words 
the Lazarus Q'd

now running in veins

it’s like you never had wings
now you feel so alive

unfurling 

like Lazarus
risen 

again



Candide Diderot. ‘24 



deftones,
change.

Premium Member Powerful Togetherness

Written: December 11, 2023
              ____________________________________________

While drudging impresses to cease,
        Within the ethereal forbearance of night
        And the cosmic vast space is stormless,
        From the hour of darkness until daylight,
        And anxiousness is ultimately formless
Imbrication is referred to as "Peace."

Imbroglio, languor, and hidden disarray
       This parade of nimble cued is wordless
       This will never genuinely be worthless,
       This is increasing beyond nerveless
       This spinning wheel is reverseless,
The periphery of the panacea display.

Premium Member Mystic Physics

Mystic Physics

By Mark D. Stucky
When God said, “Let there be,”
	ALL erupted from singularity.

The event horizon couldn’t bind Him.
Space and time required Him.

The Creator cued the quarks
	and cast quasars across the sky.
The Programmer wrote the code,
	and the cosmos did compile.

The Quantum Mechanic is not yet done.
He directs the dance of every atom,
	counts each photon and knows their sum,
	and smiles in every rainbow’s spectrum.

And smile, indeed, He would,
	for He beholds that it is good.


(This humorous reworking of Genesis 1 from the perspective of astrophysics was first published in Famous Poets of the Heartland: A Treasury of Beloved Family Poems, ed. Lavender Aurora (Talent: Famous Poets Press, 2009) 36. For a more serious reworking of Genesis 1 from the perspective of quantum physics, see my poem “Quantum Theology.” See also my other "quantum" poems.)

(Image by geralt on Pixabay.com.)

Premium Member Beware Thee the Unsavory, Unfettered Throngs

Beware Thee The Unsavory, Unfettered Throngs

When distant mystery has curdled the blue sky
The old hag cursed the earth and the skirt of rain
Dance girls danced lively, the others did not try
There was far too much heavy words and abject pain
From the outskirts there was much cold, cued applause
Over desert ocean, he vultures await meals
And the heroes celebrated their minor pause
As the banker cries for more yellow gold to steal
The beaded storm its wings flap with laughing anger
And Greek Gods had a party to stamp their gold seal
In the distant mountains, awaited grave danger
The Raven's rascals held out for a better deal.

Beware thee the unsavory, unfettered throngs.
For darkness lies within their old romantic songs.

Robert J. Lindley, Sonnett
Nov. 21st- 1971

Nature Vs Google - Unrhythmic Villanelle

Without uttering a word, nature preaches. 
A google search may hold all the answers except for 'self'. 
The watercourse way reveals the solution one seeks. 

A cloudless sky, a blank canvas. 
Over four million results for 'self' but none about self. 
In the direction of purpose, the river flows. 

The best teachers of life's cycle are sunrises and sunsets. 
The moon's phases hold more responses than Google itself. 
Each sunrise carries more hope than a thousand quotes. 

Trees heal without charging fees. 
Maps directs on every journey except on the path to finding oneself. 
Nature's constituents are the best counselors for feeble souls. 

Where better to learn the beauty of patience than from the enduring oaks. 
Voice often knows how to assist except with emotional health. 
The wind blows and alleviates the weight of doubts and worries. 

Each sunrise is a second chance, 
On a hunt for the input that gives an output for self,
A new chapter is cued by each moon phase,
To get to the ocean, follow as the river flows.

Premium Member A Walk On Shallow Waters

A Walk on Shallow Waters
David J Walker

We are wrapped in paper and twine 
A perfect package on the outside
Left on the stoop of an irony 

Gathered together we are 
with candles and cake 

We are a year older and celebrate 
With feelings that need not be explained

We are one
	We are two
		We are three and more
And 65
just as well 
we could be one thousand 

We came not knowing the language
And fumbled with the implications of 
important customs that
mentors took great pains and 
extended time to explain

We learn not to laugh at the 
Paradox of platitudes invented for
special occasions

We hear each sound 
cued in hues  
of confused colors 

We see each virtue as it's on vice 

We celebrate the celebrities of 
Our own making

We walk on shallow waters 
Unaided

Premium Member The Forces of Zen

Time to give up the ghost, throw in the towel
  You'll never find the girl of your dreams
The very next day is precisely when
  She appears, cued by the forces of Zen

You've looked for years for that special position
   So you're certain 'it ain't meant to be'
Just when you stop checking Indeed and Linked-in
   You get a call about that job req* from your twin            

When we finally decide to let go of the reins
   ~ We see they were actually chains


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*req = requisition

Blurring the Lines

If being and the world
are one and the same
Then thinking and thoughts
are together to name
With freedom and consciousness
semantically fused
All judgment and will
—symbiotically cued 

(Baldwin School: March, 2021)

A Rose

Just a rose
 a miniature budding flower cued 
 pastel pinks and yellowed hued
blended in peach and loving reds 
 a gift from me to you in connected threads;
a simple tiny flower bud and bloom delight
gathered spontaneously in a shopping flight,
 caught the eyes with smiled surprise
 singular transient beauty, love in disguise;
only a pictured photograph placed here
since we can't visit together there.

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