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Premium Member Mellow Flash Hope


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swoon beam on the edge
optimism tempered twinkle~
frontward through the dawn

time passes away
echoing in hollow past~
future whispering

nothing left inward
those loathsome optimists smirk~
blind to my hollow

Be My Love

Will you be my love?
Together we`ll build a nest of dove.
We`ll have couple of kids
And bring up them all the days and nights.

I will be yours you will be mine 
We will wander together and dine.
From hills to valleys and bines to fines.
We`ll cross black hole and the forbidden lines.

Oh! My lady, silently come.
 Let surrounding be deaf and dumb.
Stand frontward and hold your tongue.
Let the critic keep mum.

Typing At a Relationship

With most of my possible lovers 

Strangely far away

The only means of testing

A little box with a blue line across the top

Or a web interface with which I get to see 

Your face, only momentarily

Usually late at night or at other obscure and fleeting moments

Each of my invisible counterparts provide a temporary diversion

Or a momentary ego boost, and yet as that Rabbi’s wife told me 

“You will never know, til you’re in their presence and that moment hits 

Where you know that they could provide you with what you need, 

In an actual time frame and you will know you can provide too, for them.

Rather than a semblance of reality providing a destiny complex and an

Intimacy only present on the screen of your MacBook”

“Just wait,” she said “ until life presents them to you and then you will be able to decide” 
I nodded, sure she was correct.

However til then, yes I'm available to chat 

Even when you all wish solely to discuss my frontward protuberances and occasionally my dreams and family situation… maybe I should just wait til that cheeky drink.


Going Home

The rain appeared, arctic 
Spattered the duck board 
As angry pellets flinched 
And recoiled 

Boathouse dank, bleak 
Galley proofing transpire 
Moist and humid 
With sense of Frangelico 
And bitter almonds 

The sord chattered 
With new fervor 
And feeders sojourned 
Past darkled dawn 

Composition turned to 
Decomposition 
Place in basket 
Not to collate 

Wits and writer’s block 
Onset of migraine 
Twinge 
With visual disturbance 
And sorrow 

Write of grief 
She is not coming back 
Time heals 
Do not die 

Spring frontward 
Go home 

Sun is aching to flicker 
Drop downbeat design 
Bloom buds of dreams

Hope

The beating of a single drummer boy,
Banging out his tunes,
Leading forth our heroes,
Our homegrown nations faithful platoons.

British men daring to take the front line,
Onwards and upwards,
Cry out the voices,
Trackers frontward lead, seeking out the mine.

The enemy advance, to take control,
Laden with weapons,
Coming to influence,
Riding Britannia of her soul.

For king and country, man, woman and child,
Trench life over powering,
The time of death looming,
Forever darkness the chance of hope is mild.

The last round of deadly fire is sent forth,
No more pain or fighting,
The war has come to cease,
Sending joyful messages of victories, north.

Normandy, the final resting place,
Of those brought down in battle, 
Forlorn widows, crying,
Poppies mark the end of a dying race.

The beating of a single drummer boy,
Banging out his tunes,
Leading home our heroes,
Our homegrown nations faithful platoons.

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