Long 2015 Poems

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Premium Member The Reaper's Return

The cockroach crawling inside a satin evil darkness
as one clown weeps into silken soft sensual feelings, 
as a blinking starlight beacon awaits a tense message
of doubts from all living dreams becoming nightmares.

Bleeding trapped within a shadow’s eerie smile whilst 
grinning through the hurt smiling at the joy cheering,
at twisted laughs with needles of pain, lust, passion 
and gasping of a victim choking in deep-labored breaths.

Choking one heart now taken tragically away from us
with a nightshade vision as we blindly walk into the
dark night in the realm of the dead, forever gone now, 
with sad ice-cold whispers playing aloud and so deeply.  

A taste of Hell and a fool’s game of serious malediction
whilst cold whispers compel us ever so against the wind, 
as a restless soul is cutting ice frozen in a time dreaming 
of things past with hypnotic jewels of such a deepest beauty.

When little gestures that meant so much to us all, whilst lost
in a space-dark matter invading and pervading our lives now, 
a mysteriously hot sulfuric fire burns down the mountainside,  
as an ice-cold stream in the ocean now becomes a mystic dream. 



Gary Bateman and Liam McDaid – A Collaborated Poem
Copyright © All Rights Reserved – May 15, 2015
(Quatrain)
Form: Quatrain


Viv Wigley - For Contest

Well, what can I tell you about both my names?
I'm not quite sure where I should start,
'Vivian' means 'lively' which raises a smile
to friends of this tired old fart.
It's not very common as names for men go,
and famous Vivians very few
Viv Richards the cricketer and Vivian Fuchs
the explorer, they're the only two.
My surname's from Derbyshire, Wirksworth, in fact,
all sweat and pickaxes and fire,
and I now don't think my forename is that odd
with an ancestor named Obidiah.
My forebears were lead miners, hazardous work
with poisonous ore and rock falls
and looking back over my family tree
I'm surprised that I'm here at all !

23rd November 2015
for contest 'What's in your name', sponsored by C.T
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Man and Nature

Once Man,

Nature’s forgiveness implored,

For 

Crimes humanity has, against the environment

Committed 
 
 And

Sincerely, his serious concern expressed for the

Peril, the whole planet was in, because of

Man’s doing 


Nature, attentively, listened to every word, Man,

Wished so much to say, 

Then, turning towards him, with great emphasis 

Declared: 

“Worry not about me, my very dear child

For

Ample time to recover I would have, soon after 

Your upcoming disappearance 

Which

For long now, you, so thoughtlessly, have yourself 

arranged!”  




© Demetrios Trifiatis
     09 MARCH 2015

Premium Member Gonna Keep On A-Gawking

For a man of my age, I should no longer dream

Of pretty young fillies, quite naughty it seems

We don't lose the joy to gawk and to stare

When the sweet scent of female fills up the air

Sure hope I don't lose it, this wonderful feeling

While sneakily snatching a look I am stealing

Girls are aware of the scene they're creating

Of many great memories this sight is relating

The happiest times when we all were much younger

These precious memories haven't lost their thunder

When seeing an old codger hardly able to walk

Still straining his eyes, to stare and to gawk

That primordial instinct is never far away

It still hangs around till our very last day

So all my buckaroonies please do take heart

At one hundred years old it can still joy impart

Trust me I'm honest as the day is long

Life still keeps singing its same old sweet song

Obsessed... I guess you could say that I am

Gonna keep on a-gawking for as long as I can



© Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Narrative

Premium Member I Know Who Holds Tomorrow

I Know Who Holds Tomorrow

Yesterdays are gone away
my sights are on tomorrow.
Memories like scars remain
what used to be my sorrow.

I made my way through shadows
that gathered dark as night.
Times I spent down on my knees
I made it to the light.

So much still waiting down the road
so much I still don't know.
But I believe He's with me
no matter where I go.

I lift my eyes toward heaven
clouds drifting through the air.
Still I can see the Son shining.
I see Him standing there.

No more time for me to waste,
no longer at a loss.
The time has come I must make haste
He's no longer on the cross.

His words are true He brought me through
His love He keeps on sending.
Broken hearts of yesterday
His love keeps right on mending.

I know not what tomorrow holds
be it great joy or sorrow.
But this one thing I'm certain of.
I know Who holds Tomorrow.

Edwin C Hofert

Happy New Year! 
Dec 30 2015
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member New Year-Celebration of a Different Kind

A CORNISH SONNET


Fireworks explosions and toasts of good cheer,
celebrate with kisses at midnight's stroke.
Joyous welcome of another New Year,
couples all dressed up and drinking champagne.
Wife at my side, I'm a lucky old bloke,
walking the beach while the world goes insane.

We needed a reason to celebrate
in a secluded place where we could think.
So we chose an island to contemplate
what life might hold for us in the new year.
Marriage in shambles, nearly on the brink
of losing all the love that we hold dear.

Fireworks explosions, and toasts of good cheer.
We needed a reason to celebrate.



December 21st  2015
Cornish Sonnet Contest
Sponsor: Craig Cornish
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Pierce My Heart

Pierce my heart





Taken me granted, all my love,
you don't bother much,
Was so sure, from very first day,
those moments we intensely shared...

All that was mine, is now yours,
denial now, will be unfair,
Lost everything, was not my destiny,
in memories I live today, how far....

Thoughts depress, I must confess,
was a fool, from that first day,
Tears once kissed my rosy cheeks,
rosy red, rosy once, have dried today,
Why did you do so.....

What better will you ever get,
get up now, see me now, to later regret,
For I am the one, I am the one,
everything for you, anything for you......

Lived for you, can die too,
have a needle sharp, edge aim at me,
Cut me through, pierce my heart,
Test my wild rush for you,
and bleed my passion through and through......
See your name splashed over floor,
Pierce my heart, further squeeze,

You now have a stony heart,
why have you become so hard....
Burn me, chop me, crush me, tear apart,
Oh your laughter makes my soul weep
You are not the one.....
You cannot be the one.....





Inspired by song "grenade by Bruno Mars"
Written July 31st, 2015
For contest by Silent one

Entered for "The heart that bleeds" poetry contest by Freddie V
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Imprint

I loiter now with fond employ,
Discern somehow the path of joy.


I linger here with feel and form,
Prolong good cheer with feisty norms.


I figure out the way of zest,
Passion can shout in simple jest.


I struggle then with ego's trend,
Know where and when the curved road bends.


I desire more the lines that show,
Stray thoughts galore dilute the flow.


I listen hard to find the spark,
A struggling bard seeks a new mark.


I imprint thought that surge strong feel,
Allow the plot to nudge reveal.


I simply wait for that sure flow,
Silence now baits that magic show.


I gather now the straying strains,
Feel words endow a message plain.




Leon Enriquez
13 January 2015
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Who Do You Think I Am

broken people-
for in the end    we are all broken
stumbling and choking
disguising hurt

thinker    poet    storyteller
Richard Lamoureux

a deep insight into
suffering and life
the homeless and the outcast
with compassion

no matter creed color rich or poor

seeing
beneath the surface to the soul
thinker    poet    storyteller
makes us stop and ponder our life

in his own words
  GOD is a source of 
all our creativity
we are radios
   of a sort
      and if we
         tune in
    to the right channel
we can access the message

his poems   well expressed  powerful
thinker
poet
storyteller

fights
against    racism
he has a message to tell
GOD is good
in poetry
tough themes   broken lifes
straight from     the heart

be yourself
write with depth
be unique and genuine
capture life
he inspires us to write

and in the end
                  we are all broken
                                           people
stumbling
and choking and disguising
                      our hurts            Richard 
thanks for the compassion
with which
                your share your thoughts with us

___________________________
September 2, 2015


Free Verse

Inspiration - Broken People written by Richard Lamoureux
and the line - for in the end we are all broken stumbling and choking disguising hurt

For the contest, Who Do You Think I Am, sponsor, Richard Lamoureux

First Place

Premium Member Kiddies Are Our Future

Ever notice when kiddies play
They pretend they're in a war
They learn from us what seems to be
Quite natural to our core

The future of our planet Earth
Is in the hands of every child
Let's try our best to guide them through
The perils with a smile

A positive take on life it seems
Helps reach that distant goal
We don't need tools of war no more
Just peace in every soul

Treasure our kids and nurture them
To change the times ahead
And make this place much better than
The years of fear and dread

It can surely be done if all of us
Just listen to our hearts
Let's forge a path with our kiddie's help
And make a brand new start!


© Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Quatrain

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