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Premium Member i fell asleep during Toy Story 5

we were bombarded for half an hour.
pepsi, popcorn and upcoming movies blowhard
gaudy and ostentatious and galling
my son asks, 'when is it going to start?'

jet-lagged to infinity 
i was woken up by an onscreen scream
or it might have been the last trumpet

after the movie i go to the bank and the
clerk doesn't know what i'm talking about
high time hoodang and deposited cash 
  
on the radio that morning the new prime minister
is applauded and cheered into number 10
he wants to shake hands with everybody in the country 

there are no birds in our garden

Premium Member Juniper, Quince

Canaigre a leafy buckwheat 
right here in the high desert!
Drive an hour, hike an hour, 
find some shade, sit in dirt.

Identify plants, photograph rocks. 
Raven and scrub jay.
Coleogyne and cercocarpus, 
single-leaf ash and squawbush. 

What else have I seen?
Juniper, the source of all penumbra.
The rift that took the river eons to carve, 
caves for cougar and Anasazi.

The sand and soil are Mars red, 
iron oxides deposited by ocean 
200 to 20 million years ago.
That’s nuthin compared to the wind in my head!

Meanwhile it’s Spring back east,
geopolitical and existential dramas 
perdure without surcease,
our quince has blossomed and slumbered.

Joint-fir, ephedra, arid
sagebrush and rabbitbrush.
But juniper berries stay 
nuclear blue-green!

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 78




Raise my butts voice to signal dismissal
In the congregation of adversaries to blow the night whistle
Raise my butts trumpet in its entirety
In order to grant grace unto genuine liberty 
For You are my never failing stir--
The reliable and blindly open demur 

Fit in my butts to sit down in peace 
And relax in grace even in the face of tease 
Fit in my butts to learn more of treasure
And fight beyond possiblity off pleasure
For You are my reason behind my mind's cage 
Dating fun and scope's limitations to age 

Set up for the next class at will my butts 
To view no more from the angle of my nuts
Set up the classic raiding crusade for my buttocks
To sit not cowardly in the earth and heaven barracks
For You are the charges deposited in my ability
Before thee-- thou creepy and shady civility 

In the midst of the past glory
Let my butts not sit in its story
In the light of troubling care 
Let my butts learn of no fear 
For You are my standing Warrior
Against life's irresistible barrier


HIS MERCY HOLDS YOUR WISHES

I thought loud for a while,
How your wishes never say goodbye.
I linger on thoughts; distance wishes fly...
Brought feelings I can't deny.

Many a thanks,
Deposited into my precious banks:
Invisible to earth; glaring to heavenly ranks,
Beyond reasonable pranks!

Pleasing supper,
Eaten in a rush without a jumper,
To satisfy quiet hunger: night stumper,
Compassion takes upper.

Just like Arsenal, 
Topping the table was seasonal,
For that long run so devotional,
Playing styles really sensational.

Your wishes plug,
Smiles and laughter; memories hug...
Enough to linger on till next year unplug,
For another drug.

Your wishes blindfold me,
How awesome is its glee!
That rotate globe's 360 degree,
Without paying a fee.

Your wishes decree;
My heart becomes free.
Grow unique wishes: a tree.
Each of you; an honoree.

Premium Member Missed Opportunities

I believe life owed me no more than a chance,
at times my failures were of my own making.
Often times I’ve procrastinated at first glance,
and missed what God intended for my taking.

I deposited opportunities on the stove’s back burner,
with intent to address them some future day.
This wouldn’t happen to an astute discerner,
inattention always demanded a price i pay.

Sometimes but once an opportunity came ,
and then God gave it to one more deserving.
I faced the mirror with my finger of blame,
without hope of the opportunity returning.

Time is critical in making good decisions,
get it right the first time, life grants no revisions.

Premium Member Contrast This And That

Pause, consider, and think about this.
Some rich people invest and spend.
Some poor people wish and spend.
Short people reach up.
Tall people bend down.

Good habits beget good results.
Bad habits render bad results.
Bad beginnings often end well.
Bad endings force 'look-backs'.

You cannot withdraw something
that has not been deposited.
We usually reap what we have sown.
Sometimes, favor suspends the norm.

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When adding it all up,
At the end of the day,
I'd rather be home with
A happy wife and 500 miles

Removed from disappointed
Siblings, rather than being alienated
From a pouting, unhappy wife, while
Enjoying happy, celebrating siblings.
Stop, meditate, and muse about that.

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Remembering Uncle Doug

REMEMBERING UNCLE DOUG:
(Written by Michelle L. LeBlanc 05/24/2025)

Your love will always be remembered 
As will your heart for family & friends 
Thank you for your love and kindness
And your heart to give a helping hand 

Though today your ashes are buried in the soil
Your love is deposited in our hearts
And although we may not see you now 
We know your spirit did not depart

And now as you join with family 
Of the ones who had gone on before 
You are still having your family reunions 
As those relationships have been restored!

Seeds

Blackbirds actively search for food, yet not all seeds have the potential to germinate. Poets draw their inspiration from seeds, birds, and the sun. When a bird drops a seed in the forest, the sun provides the necessary nourishment. The seed may sprout or it may not. Similarly, a woman may choose to be with her partner; he could lead to a pregnancy, or he might not. She has the power to decide whether to continue the pregnancy, although external factors can influence its development.

In my creative vision, I have several compelling ideas that I am determined to share with the world. A fashionable item will achieve widespread popularity as it connects with its audience. A poem will carve its path through its distinct journey.
 Importantly, the poet plays a vital role in driving the movement forward in establishing the movement.
If sperm were deposited into the soil, it is unlikely that they could survive like seeds.
Although I refrain from claiming that my poem will endure indefinitely, my unspoken words will grow like seeds, planting my name firmly in the landscape of knowledge.
I am my true self, akin to a poem that originated from a mere seed.

Single Bed

Single Bed

I’m an admiral of 
my bed I sit on 
now! 
My rank of 
sitting and lying in 
the winter of 
1995 in 
Australia is of 
the highest regard! 
I know many officers of 
the bed know that. 
My high level is 
the envy of 
bedders.
Toward the back of 
my bed is 
my deodorant stick, 
and he’s
rotting. 
He’s the Food World Banana Thief Suspect. 
I won’t turn him in because 
I hate bananas.
My bed head knobs are 
made up of 
a radioactive element of 
the actinide series, 
occurring as a 
decay product of 
uranium. 
They are 
my only real friends.
Most of 
the length of 
my footboard top rail is
very attractive, appealing, tiniest women high-yielding soil comprising of 
sand, mud, and sill deposited by 
water that flows.

Premium Member Beyond Weird

Undeniably these are weird times for US all
Maybe they have been for a very long time
Where the hard working and law abiding 
Are used and abused, ridiculed and punished 
But now it’s beyond weird
Where those who come illegally
Are given a red carpet
Flown around, deposited at five star hotels
Given thousands a month in handouts 
And slaps on the wrist 
When they steal and assault anyway
In thanks for our kindness.
And when we, bearing the costs, complain
Then we are the bigots, the racists
Fascists, and, well frankly, garbage.
While those who come seeking refuge 
Are recognized as the princes and princesses 
They really are
In this fairy tale fantasy of El Norte.

Viva la revolucion for it is here and now
Forget your protests
Dance and celebrate while you can
For in the morning there will be work to do
And streets to clean, of all these rats 
And their rotting pumpkin carriage. 

(11/9/24)

wherefore art thou

"wherefore art thou"


I posted or should 
I say deposited 
This poem 
Or is it

Not 
A poem 
At all butt of a
Rememberance of what 

As Dali once 
Said, If I 
Sign
My

Name 
On it then 
IT whether it
is my  s*IT be 

comes 
ART!!!

Wings of your blings

You make your intelligence stings,
Because their knowledge to you stinks,
Wherever you are, your wisdom sings,
'Cos you got it abundant from the King of kings.

Even when your handsomeness blinks,
It shines brighter than the most expensive blings,
Not comparable to the values of any earthly things, 
That's why wise people give your arms good clings.

With success you daily enjoy a fling,
The new arrivals in your accounts daily send your phone a ping,
It's even a broader smile when your phones ring,
Richness in your life never stops making money tings.

Emotive love is in your heart deposited in bings,
It is lots of goodness that being your friend brings,
Your greatness is appreciated by all human beings,
That's why good tidings from you can never develop wings.

Premium Member MANEUVERABLE MANURE-

"Running through a mile of wasted compiled vile
 I find myself conflicted sitting in a position
 groaning I'm foul planting a seed of tan and brown
 the snake comes out of me and it flees deposited manure
Gastly every movement is not pure, sometime it's deterred
 so now I gravitate as I clasp my cheeks
out from the plummets from the tests intestinal ...
verbiage I'm not on my knees 
Yet, yes I bow down bowel comes out of me
What I just planted was healthy indeed
 it was a groupings of so many seeds
 running in through my garden
 or would you pardon 
Me as I sit posture above a toilet 
and now I let Go of the grouping for you see is my bowels moving
My waste has been displaced
 into a porcelain throne filled with water clear 
as I touch the handle it's spirals down
Maneuvered Manure
 the tunnel to eventually become one with the sewer"

Premium Member ''Old and New'': Agree

Back in the days
                           of yesterday and today, or,
                             traditions and contemporaries
               ... she came.

                               Yesterday and tradition say ...
                                  leave your things home, she'll leave your things alone.
                                Today and contemporaries say ...
                                                in so many words ... heart heeds all abilities.

                               Yesterday and tradition say ...
                                               you leave, she leaves, or you take, she takes.
                                Today and contemporaries say ...
                                  that theirs were words of comfort.

She came and they left ... she never came back, nor did they, except one, me, [oldest parents and siblings passed]--I'm the lone inheritor, with a piece of paper of a new sizeable land and redesigned coastline, turned into a new land deed, along with my new will, --sits in a bank, I, in a beach townhouse in Hilo town. All three (3) are well-deposited earning interests, one happily due in ~June~.

Premium Member Lets Hike Up To Druid Arch

let’s hike up to the druid arch!
i am less than enthusiastic
let’s drive to it I suggest
grandma! you can’t drive there!\

we do a little encyclopedia research
druid arch is one hundred and fifty foot tall
impressive in the middle of nowhere

it is a cedar mesa sandstone reminder
of the Permian period
san dune deposited 245 million years ago

it is located at the head of elephant canyon
in canyonlands national park,
San Juan County, Utah

The hike there is eleven miles out and back
I get out my running shoes and my walker
hoping my granddaughter can push two hundred pounds in the arizona sand

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