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Premium Member POET FEST

Words seen through the inspiring eyes
Emotions during the assembly
Intervention phase
The when, how and shall
Wisdom mount
Unknown sentences through the horizon of their own
Assurance in knowing
Bulls eye target
Thrown through catch
Past into present
Poet in represent
Circles and squares
Caution in beware
Time set
The effect
Poet test

Oktober Fest in America

If Harris chooses to have beer,
They hoist a message more than mere,
It’s like October Fest
In November, no haste!
Sails rudderless poll boat,
Who knows how people vote?
Guesses gallop, go in top gear.
_____________________ 
Tongue-in-cheek |10.10.2024| humour, political 

Poet’s note: Kamala Harris in a media blitzkrieg on late night TV chooses to down a folksy beer to ‘send a masculine oriented message’ (in competition with Trump?). And poll analysts go in a top gear to derive its impact on Nov election results in US of America. So much focus, so much significance of that one can of beer!

Old buddy


One Saturday in a fest
I met an old buddy in a vest
Who was mighty grateful to bond
At the side of an old pond
And tell stories of the wild west


Premium Member Turkey fest

Long awaited day of feasting- celebrating tom turkey

Premium Member A Baa Baa Feed Fest

It sheer is nice to munch all night
and all day, too, with Byron’s crew
of sheep, that is, that wander ‘neath 
his walnut grove, that’s old and true. 

Hey, baa baa Babe, don’t you run away 
you’re missing tons of fresh, green hay
meanwhile baa baa Bob, whose teeth are long
wanders in circles ‘cuz he has brain fog. 

Poor baa baa Ben is growing rather bored
he nibbles walnut shells for show and tell
‘cuz he wants the lady sheep to know
he’s available to frolic for a spell. 

Yep, it’s real nice to meet and greet
at this sheep convention across the street
to congregate and shoot the breeze 
until they get hay fever and suddenly sneeze…
…achoo, baa, baa, achoo!

At Pocklington Little Fest

The tattooed drunk 
With the expensive shoes,
And a desperate look 
Of having  nothing to lose,
Barracked me at the microphone.
I was so glad he was on his own.
A single drunk is easy to quell
More than one can be a hell.
I finished my spot, went for a beer
Turned around to see him 
Standing quite  near. 
He looked at me with pin holed eyes 
Then he said, with anguished sighs 
I  may look young  
But I’m seventy two 
Nano bots in my veins 
To make my body renew.
He said this was done 
Just to keep him alive
Because he was a spy for MI five.
He said there was danger 
In everything  he did
Then he tried to tap me 
For twenty quid.
I’d no idea what he’d been on 
But bottled and sold 
He could’ve made a bomb. 
I didn’t bother to tell 
My aspiring mate 
That, for a few years 
I’d worked for MI8.
We left him there mumbling away
Sometime these characters 
Can make your day,
And sometimes, and it  could be worse
Provide some  fuel for dodgy verse.


Premium Member Harvest Fest Annual Autumn Fair

Harvest Fest’s Annual fair is the place we are heading today
Maisy my dog is totally excited, she loves the children.
My own are grown and have moved to cities far away.
Where the jobs are, away from their cousins and us.

The smells of fall are in the air – pumpkin, cinnamon, applesauce.
I am bringing homemade cider, apple cobblers and pumpkin pies.
Knowing that some customers will be eagerly looking for me.
I love this time of year, when I do not feel alone. Maisy wags her tail.

Premium Member Fest Dressed

Colors in the trees
They're decked out for summer fest
in raspberry days
At last the get together
Seasons come but once a year

Here comes red robin
for the sunshine singalong
as jay sings the blues
amidst dark berries galore
in the middle of the year

Premium Member The Cup of Life

Fresh to this world, we have learned all things new.
Luck and fortune only smile on a few.
As death would sneak up bestowing our rest,
chasing windmills of mind we should askew.

Our life lived will be put to a strict test.
Conditions propitious for a gabfest.
Secrets we argue over and debate
will be made clear; astound the very best.

Live a life of renown and be first rate.
Our allotted time is our earnest fate.
But at the final curtain call they drew
of the same Cup of Life we’ve supped of late.

Premium Member Summer Fest

Strong winds are blowing in from the west
As dark storm clouds gather overhead,
Threatening our celebrated Summer Fest.

Thunder and lightning increase the dread
Special events will need to be canceled,
Months of planning could not see ahead.

A stage for musical acts has been disabled
Disappointment reigns throughout town
The city planners are feeling very unsettled,

The revelers are simply feeling let down. 

Written June 23, 2022

Premium Member Sun Dried Rain

Sun-Dried Rain
David J Walker

Following the path of 
Southwest winds 

Carving canyons  
Starving clouds and land alike

Making sand of topsoil
As pilgrims pray for rain

staking a claim in blowing dust
In bilingual refrains 

of long missed moisture 
and drying rust 

Sun-dried children cleansed and swaying
on backyard clothes lines 

dying for a drop 
of Sun-Dried rain

Who will be selected Queen of 
This year’s Dust Storm Fest

Premium Member Fish Fest

Schools of fish in this lake seem to hold a fest
Fishes of all sorts swim in an august zest 
Shining in spotted, striped, silver, and gold vest
Schools of fish in this lake seem to hold a fest
Carp, cod, hake, jack, shad, and sole in blest best jest
Flexing and gliding through the calm water crest
Schools of fish in this lake seem to hold a fest
Fishes of all sorts swim in an august zest


21 November 2021

Premium Member The Hallows Eve Fest

First it was the bats, who came buzzing by, on a spin.
Hot on their tail the hawks were flying again.
The ravens were stirred up, but they stood their ground.
Crows were eating the corn; clever and sound.

It was Hallows Eve, a time for children to feel dread.
Most of them were not asleep, but sitting terrified in bed.
The bats landed in attics, and caused chains to clatter a bit.
The ghosts were hot about it, but that’s about it.

The hawks kept on coming, they came from the east.
They came from the south, and the north for the feast.
They had heard that the witches were creating hog brew.
They loved to eat this even more than beef stew.

Gargoyles, ghosts, and goblins tried to crash this big do.
Who do you think you are? The witches asked, who?
Ghosts asked to be the entertainment, to bring out their biggest boo.
They were sent to the factory to be made into glue.

Premium Member Crust Moon

thawing frozen snow
	winter’s vaporization ~
		robin fiesta

Premium Member Style Well, Fest

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STYLE WELL, FEST


Sense that pure grace 
With ample gifts,
Opt for fine fest 
To humour wit;

Urge love to trace 
What cause now lifts,
Live then pure zest
In timely fit.

~~~~~~~~~



Leon Enriquez
02 February 2021
Singapore

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