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Premium Member The Memorial Plaque in Braille

The sun shyly peeked over the hill
as the cold air made whispers audible
and dissipation began to rise from the dunes.

The morning breeze stirred flurries of sand from dunes
where shadows stubbornly clung to the face of the hill.
A susurrus from the copse barely audible.

Upon the bench in the lee of fickle dunes
the old brass plaque gleamed in rays cresting the hill:
an inscription of grief no longer audible.

Ridged hill of letters, promises audible among dunes.

Inscription upon the Horizon

I heard the sound of the sea 
echoing like a distant hymn.
It encompassed my soul
like a heavenly embrace.
It set me free like a lucid breeze.
It was like a speech of a father:
a timeless speech that never bores;
once a cold, majestic surf;
the other, a patient silence that
frees my heart from all sorrow 

I looked around and found no sea;
I found your emerald eyes smiling 
as you were uttering my name, 
I listened closely as if my name 
were a new song, an eloquent piece;
and I got lost in anticipation
as if my name were just about 
to be inscribed upon the horizon.

Premium Member The Cenotaphs Inscription

The Cenotaphs Inscription
David J Walker 
 
And when you find your path
To heaven 
Looking back is not an option
Navigation flowing through 
The heart 

Reason set apart 
from the gross 
Realities of the earth as the domain 
Of the second son of God 

Yet
 here we trod
            And there we trod 
As angels of lassitude
Hoping we are hovering 

            Believing if we touch the vulgar ground
We are grounded

Bury my heart in the clouds
The rest may be left beneath
The inscription on the cenotaph 
Forgotten in the round


Premium Member The Inscription

Finally,

What I wished for came to pass.

After many decades of a turbulent life, I managed to reach

The gates of old age!


Now,

 
Before them I stand,

pondering at the inscription written above the entrance:

"Enter at your own risk!"








© Demetrios Trifiatis
     02 March 2020

Inscription On the Wall of Flower Mountain Temple

The temple is named after the Flower Mountain,
Yet no flowers are seen and weeds are overgrown.
Planting and weeding must be on the routine list ,
For fair flowers are brief while weeds grow fast.

(tran.)

Fruition of My Inscription

An inscription of our fruition 
Is all I want today! 
I’m so commanding,
so demanding,
When I have something to say
And so confiding, 
so inviting 
when I talk to you this way
So instinctly 
And so distinctly  
My true love is here to stay.
your every sound,
Your so profound. 
It's your words I do adore!
Your every disposition, 
apparition, and description 
you are charming to your core!
I have an inclination 
That my true fixation
Always leaves me wanting more,
Because with everyday’s ignition 
I love you more and more!


Premium Member Inscription

Silver string tugs
By the moons inscription
Writing:
“Open to heart’s desire
Left upon the kind
Leaving one to perspire
Towards the unyielding mind”
The moon sends its grace
To the passerby
Filling all with hope
Of a silver thread design

Russell Sivey

Inscription

INSCRIPTION!

Gathering my thoughts, I begin to write.
Insofar, I had not wrote in nine years then the sun begins to shine in.
What is it to be without voice?
I know I am of heart and soul.
Therefore, my journey will unfold via poetry.

I will tell about my anticyclones.
I will share my emotions even during the most critical times.

For reason of a metaphorical life, I am the visionary shepherd who guides her sheep.
Midst a salient voice, sentient became an attribute.
Therefore, I walked within the glory of the Lord and by faith; I broke through.

Today I write.
Today I scribe!

Tomorrow brings forth new philosophies.
As a resource for deliverance, literary devices will form.
With a Psalmist thumb, I will share my poems.
_____________________________________|
penned on September 13, 2014!

Inscription On a Flask To My Wife

A Little Nip
To Settle Your Stomach
And Gladden Your Heart
To Warm The Nights
While We're Apart

Inscription On Tomb 2

this warrior threw his spear
to kill the village head
the headman wed a financier
while he sleeps here dead

Inscription On a Tombstone

he was no hero
                      a mere farmer from Ahero
                who tendered crops of breed inferior
                                 bow to him
                               he was a man

Inscription On a Church Gate

To those who are weary and burdened
                                                     enter
                            Here you will find rest
                            Mend your troubles
                                                    You will live

Inscription On the Door

don't knock nor disturb
                          if you good, enter
                       if you are bad, go away

Inscription On the Door

knock, rest here with assurance
                  we are not rich but we have warm hear
                             we share what we have
                        your coming is a blessing to us all

Premium Member The Behistun Inscription

World heritage site
Multilingual script
The God's place or land




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