Liquidity Poems | Examples

Premium Member The River Remembers Nothing

I am a river,
surging, never still,
never bound,
within walls, 
I’ve never had,
nor cherished, nor craved.

You ask me to remember —
but where would
such memories be 
forged or stored in liquidity?
Plunge your hands
within me and
all you will find is
the glinting surge of present motion,
with nothing before or after,
nothing upstream nor downstream
only the fleeting touch of one instance.
My fate is only yoked to gravity
which too, bears no memory.

You are my container,
the bearer of memory,
the architect of recalls.

For I am not a being,
but a fluid reckoning,
a moment of becoming,
dissolving instantly
after it's freshly made.

Premium Member To Bee Or Not To Bee

Once there was a haughty queen
who decided to spend more time on
her own:

here, there, she flew everywhere
followed by a lovesick drone --

She said: "little man, you're not
in my plan...please find a poem
all your own!"

Himself, no good at gathering nectar...after
thought said, "The heck with her!"
Wasting no time, instead of wallowing 
in self-pity, moved to the big city, wrote 
a book on Hive Theory: how drones are
mere sex objects, sleepless, eyes bleary
 

With profits from his book, opened a bank
offering no penalty early liquidity -- finally, some
respect for drones, bee dandies feeling hopeless
and weary. Up till then having little other choice  
but to serve the whims of Her majesty, often royally
finicky, they began investing their nest-eggs of sweets
for retirement in our protagonist's very successful,
totally liberating, high dividend paying -- novel

Savings And Drone.


Ode to my cup

Your top edge
is geometry – 
a never-ending
finger-tracing
line.

Your inside 
is liquidity – 
a tepid spa
of chocolate
that I’d rather 
had been 
hot.

Your handle 
bends its elbow. 
Linking up,
I sip.

A tulip to my lips –
You are my cup.

Premium Member Blue




"Blue"

I stand at the shore 
you make your way into me
seductively, 
I could question your liquidity 
your market is silk laid 
weighed by the measure of time 
your hands of satin wash 
deep blue over me
you pull me further out into you;
you're in deep now, all over me
I feel your embrace around me 
the reach of your current 
electrifies me 
do I protest?

no – this is firm in the mind

I wrap my legs around your indigo
you think I go with your flow 

you take me further out
much further out than I ever intended to

for it is too soon 
too soon

you think I go with your flow
I wrap my legs around your indigo

I am Calypso
I ride you home



Candide Diderot. ‘24

Premium Member A Misty Circumlocution

Coming together like living magic, breaking liquidity apart
More infused with passion, that never has an end or start
Strongly vibrant with rhythmic silent sounds, that be still a stoutly content beating heart
A misty circumlocution, talking in invisible tongues, struggling to be smart
Oh, how clouds are the skies very own well stocked al a carte
A water color of depth, changing per second, alive work of art


Premium Member Panning For Painful Metaphors

It's still flowing, never stopping to change direction 
Cuts are made without sharpening, perfection;
Behold the pain; beholden, the bastard
This river's banks, always see the last word
The stream of water that only the ravens tend;
Panning for painful metaphors; to no end
Flowing; with all the liquidity of a snake
There's just more confusion in its wake
Why has this mortal life made no sound?
This brook beguiled; the lost and drowned

Premium Member Options

OPTIONS
beginning
to
seek
something freer
not
concertinaed

shadowd
folds
uncreased
reinforced

liquidity
&
  fluidity
of
dimensional
reality
 celebrating
the
involvement
&
process

the
 occasional
 made explicit
identity.
revealed
 in
 a non-narrative
oriented
&
regular

participation
&
actually
active
 with images
of  sights
 of sounds
in
the
 particular

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
Copyright © Brian Strand

Cheater and Cheator

Like two paynim peas in a pod,
their scurvy color
lipslick scheme is sour green

Got beady black eyes
scam shady — 
A graft gaze that squints bifurcated focus
from hocus-pocus pupils;
whose tainted teal look-see, aperture con-fidence teach
a vulture view!

Crafty condor blinkers reflect
cunning thoughts 
with a subtil snake-oil sheen

The scales of their subliminal deception
weighs silver speak fugazi
forge fraught
Cheating and conniving is the gold hush standard
of the blarney barker bling-bling

And cheator ear worms
dig every electromagnetic crypt-ic message
that the swindle Svengali sing-sing

Cabbage cheater chants
grow robber root rancor on the 
dire dark,
underbelly dusk horizon

Them pickpocket pants,
pig feet parlance, 
taste liquidity legume leper-con unlucky 
on welsh rabbit tongues 


01-12-22

Final Tribute

      Final Tribute
(for the Last Caesar)


Give the annual percentile amount
of your iron-copper gathering
The yearly brow liquidity
is required by the silver arm of vexation
Hemoglobin promissory is handed
to the seated image stamped on the penny
Spinal rein acquiescence,
bent will to the usury yield is mandatory
Because the last Caesar said make it so

The coins are jingo collected,
earmarked primarily for a military preference
Give ad infinitum;
blood, sweat and tears
is the required sum
Profess fiscal fealty to the feudal lord
of a monetary divided land
Take a sharecropper stand,
a servile oath of stained cloth submission

What is the scarlet vow protection condition? 

Pay the final tribute
with the parting of your farthing soul

Give with mint-scented breath,
(a legion air of pleb compliance)
the placid portion of patriotic cuckold 

Pocket pawns ask only for golden liberty,
to debt pursue life, love and happiness
	
With deep tributary lender lament,
the last Caesar said belay that request


09-14-21

What Shape Would a Sigh Be

now this is a jecture of a con
some flimsy before tense
so back to the point
some may say it has the consistency of a cloud
with rolling bumps of epidermis mist
tonally ambivalent
or would it have the creaks and groansd
would it have the liquidity
of a sploshing frothy brook
or the wisp of eagle swoop
what if it has the shape of unknown
no sides
no vertices
just a breath of undecidedies
soz i like undecidedies

Premium Member Simply Set Aside

Simply set aside
Your gleaming desire
Your slippery grip
Of fools gold knowledge. 
Gifting dollars to
Nonsense
Biting satire aloft
In the rafters,
Reason willing,
God in a shilling,
Blow wish bubbles 
Forward,  save sanity,
Swimming in a pool of PTSD.
Set aside, simply,
Ontological lip service,
And line up,
Steel reflecting and narrow 
To ingest living love's liquidity.

Premium Member Udonis

I searched all night for a contortionist, 
so that I might appreciate my own lack of flexibility. 
She twisted my mind and body in the most pretzel of ways.
Even though I tried hard, I couldn’t achieve my Gumby aspirations. 
In the end, she felt I was kinda Pokey, so she kicked me out of her bed.

As I walked down the street, 
I contemplated the lawlessness of attraction. 
There I was wandering around the rules, 
wondering which ones I had broken.
Had I not tried my best to bend backwards?
She said I was stiff but not in the way that mattered.

What I wanted, apparently left her Wanton.
 I could feel it in her perfectly formed aura.
She somehow lacked the liquidity to complete our transaction.
Still I admired her foot to neck accomplishments.
I had wanted to pole vault to new depths,
but my Noodled Udon couldn’t reach China.

From the beginning I was aching for her attraction,
but was left to watch her perform an exquisite Aria.
I am thankful and must admit, she played her instrument perfectly.
Leaving me mesmerized and completely 

.....Astounded!


January 17th, 2020

A bit of humour to start your day. ;0)

Premium Member Posh English Gent

‘Oh I say isn’t this spiffing or what?’
says Jeremy taking the horse for a trot.
It will be pheasant for dinner which the butler will sort
followed by Havana cigars and a nice drop of port
in the billiard room where the gentlemen play,
then a nice game of backgammon if it’s on a Wednesday.
The silver spoon  in his mouth means he speaks rather strange, 
words like golly gosh, old bean- all rather deranged. 
The Rolls will be cleaned for a trip to the course
where golf will be played in tidy plus fours. 
Then it's off to the cricket with the boys for a jolly,
joined by stock brokers and bankers with plenty of lolly! 
It’s lunch at the Ivy or tea at the Ritz
all terribly posh, just like St Moritz
where his chalet will tend to the winter delight,
skiing with royalty on champagne powder of white. 
The hallway displays portraits of the old,
founders of industry which took hold
securing old money to ensure a liquidity
where one will never face financial humility.

Love In Perfect Storms

Everyone loves 
nectar from honey
moons and the
sweet secretions of
honey sickle stems
But who will love you
when no moons shine
and seas rebuff
sands from your
continent?
When the warmth of
summer winds fade
and coolness assails
the molecular density
of your liquidity,
do candle lit windows
really welcome 
torn hearts 
into quilted tranquility?
Love of my love,
I pray you rest peacefully,
New moons await
on unwritten horizons

Trickle Down Effect


Upper management market rushed decision:
Cold rational cost/risk measurement — 
Downsizing is the capital flow chart right way to go

Middle management under extreme personnel loss liquidity:
Short wigs facing contraction strategy harassment, 
skirt the raised profit projected pressure of the actuary table

Lower management stem the tide of the pink-slip discharge:
HR higher productivity quarterly report assessment ... 
makes promotion portfolio much more dividend valuable

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