Long Allure Poems

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Premium Member Creepy Love

Can I ever aspire to have, from you, a glance?
Can I ever dream to have, with you, a dance?
On a yacht
While the mermaids will watch
All enraptured
By the fiery glow that emanates from our burns
Our burns, shining forth
Making us hoarse
And worn, all spent from love making
All tired and being to the rest of the world, unheeding

Why, you have been blessed with everything that life can offer
From beauty to money
From sexiness to power
You have it all
While I am, if not a creep
A simpleton
A simpleton, having been by your allure, stunned!

A simpleton with a tendency to glance up at the skies and wonder
Really wonder
About where is this world heading to
Revolving on itself everyday and every night
Having theories and science to cure its sickly plight
A world it is, made of false pleasures!

And I, belong not here,
I wish I could have the powers to steer clear
To ride away, to seek the world above
But since I am made to be like I am;
An imperfect human;
I cannot help but stare at you
I cannot help but want your attention
I cannot help desire to be your world

I'm a creep maybe, obsessed and enamored
I'm a freak maybe, being made of plain features
I'm a shadow while you are the sun
I'm a moth while you are the butterfly
I'm human while you are a god

But since I don't belong here
I shall make no fuss
I shall live on my life
As long as I am meant to be!

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Premium Member Amid the Jagged Shadows

" Amid the jagged shadows of mossy leafless boughs"
  - Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Gold tinged paints dripped from the air,
under the clear opalescent autumn sky,
jade foliage turned to full-bloom flower,
I flew my heart like a bird over the canopy.

The canopy of your allure so beguiling
took me to the enticing heights of ecstasy.
The nest we built in the cleft of boughs
glistened in love-laced moonshine night.

Night of strife surged a wrecking storm,
the nest crumbled to debris of despair.
You flew away to the sunny sky obscure,
left me to suffer in the spasm of winter.

Winter frost slithered with the north wind
to desolateness of the defoliated boughs.
I felt my love freeze in the congealed heart
amid the jagged shadow of broken wings.

" Without love, we are birds with broken wings"
 - Mitch Albom


November 28, 2019
For Brian Strand's Contest A Brian Strand July 12

Premium Member Unbearable Beauty In Chartreuse

Unbearable beauty in Chartreuse

A week ago, late at night
She came in Bill's bar
The way she walked, made her dress
Shimmer like the stars

With tall red hair and bright green eyes
Her hips were swinging loose
Such an unbearable beauty
All dressed up in chartreuse 

I tried resisting her allure
but I found it was no use
My eyes went wide, and couldn't hide
Staring at her caboose 

My friends soon found it funny
That I hadn't an excuse
I heard all them laughing 
As I took their lame abuse 

When she grabbed and kissed me
They tried to make a truce
But, I walked away, with this beauty
All dressed up in chartreuse
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Pensive Painter


The allure of mirage
         magnetic,
thirst unquenched
in hidden hope 
         unperceived,
insight intuits
crafty illusion
in life of reality, 
rational awareness 
         absorbed.

Onyx cloud clumps
         condensed,
shadow masked mind
         tenuous,
disguised dreams 
         delusive,
shaped nebulous 
by silver lines, 
foresight outlook
splits spectrum
         reflective 
into colors of trance
in prism 
of optimism.

Convoluted canvas
         capturers 
hideous faces,
makes murals 
         magnificent,
sparkle the contours 
of conceived smile
in vintage vision
of beholder, 
the pensive painter.

Premium Member Allow the Dawn To Wake Us - a Collaboration With Robert Lindley

I would write words for you, dipped in beauty and gold
my heart would burst for you, if it were just that bold;
with you, our romance cries out, for an eight day week
with you, I have found the truest of deep love I seek.

Walk with me, to paradise its bright singing birds
Talk to me, your voice sends golden, beautiful words;
stay this night, let our two souls and pure hearts entwine
allow dawn to wake us, let our loving hours shine.

Love does flow with heat for you from my melted heart
honey dipped allure your ambrosia does impart,
time together precious as racing pulse does chime
in amaranthine night of purple passion prime.

Basking in our luscious love lush and heaven-sent
rousing first blush bathes us embraced in our content;
sunrise spreads ardent reds blessing our love story
dawning dew thrills the bloom of our morning glory.


Robert J. Lindley and Susan Ashley

(a collaboration)

July 17,2018


Poet’s note:  My dear friend Robert, thank you for your gracious invitation to collaborate with you on this luminous piece of poetry. It is my honor to unite our poetic voices once again and a joy to be inspired by your golden verses of rich romance and ardent love. Our collaborations, and your wonderful talent and kindhearted friendship are treasured and I cherish our shared passion for creating poetry.. I truly enjoyed this exquisite poetic and artistic experience with you my dear friend.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Our Effervescence

In the darkest of shadows
where deaths distress throes
where haboob cold winds blow
sandstorms one only knows
and where the heart’s a swindler,
a flame needs its kindler
The force of darkness ends
as sparking awareness mends
As the sun responds with heat
at dawn's rising we greet
Gratify light and energy
ratify our source of synergy
Life’s thriving in Amazonia
since days of Babylonia 
Goddess Flora’s allure and beauty
fauna’s animated antiquity
Ravishing roots uncovered               
medicinal miracles discovered
Flowers blooming bright
a bride’s bouquet, a rite
A rose scents us with love                                                    
purity of the white dove,
liaise and symbolize
God’s striking creatures are the prize
Planet Earth’s born native
our souls be collective
Baboons and macaques eat its figs
scarlet macaw’s perch on its twigs
An Amazon rainforest aerate
soulful breaths cognate            
A tropical canopy perennially                   
and shall perish eternally,
sans the sun’s rays that carom
across a ginkgo harem,
or man’s deforestation at bay
Deforestation decays
Deforestation is our death
stifling the Amazon’s breath
Sun-loving deciduous
spiny forever green cytisus 
While briny sticks and stones
in conjunction are onymous tones
We crossed its path and tripped
our life source stripped
Eremite, anchorite
inheritor of dirt a birthright                                          
Of warm zephyrs in August
and enlightenment we trust
As final cadence alludes
a sequence of preludes
Velvet vignettes ponderous
our effervescence wondrous 
Evolved body and spirit
sans any limit
Sans light, the soul shan’t rise
lest a spiritual demise 
When all laden and encumber                                                 
burdened by the stark of slumber
As dark vs light torments         
paroxysm laments  
When in a verklempt presence 
reach out towards God’s luminescence
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Passion Flower

PASSION   FLOWER

      On thorny stem scarlet red rose to smile
      in its specific charismatic style
      as precious gem to allure. 
      When tempted to tear off, faced failure.
      My finger was stuck on spiny spike
      Pulled it, yet pain to endure
     
      Drop of blood on fingertip in scarlet red.
      Vain attempt to make me afraid.
      Piercing passion in blazing flame
      Lovely rose abloom in thorny frame.
     Bright lustrous, yet thorns to blame.          
     Not the thorns, but the rose I claim.
     
     To stop the blood, I had to suck.
     Scarlet red rose! I must pluck
     Again, I had to try my luck.
     Got ready for second attack.
     I tore the rose and won the game.
          

    07/11/20

   'The Flower, The Thorn or Both' Contest by Chantelle Anne Cooke
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Moonstones in Artless Skies

It feels like the world
has been struck by a 
plague of pathological lies,
where fictional truth 
seems to sell better,
the allure of
imitation glistens 
even brighter, 
while superficial tongues 
recite infected mantras,
praising slaves of Satan~
singing corpse lullabies. 

And I can feel 
my drained soul 
descending 
  into darkness,
as this cathartic 
sanctuary 
    slowly decays,
into odds and ends 
of incessant numbness.

Spikes drive through 
this splintered ribcage,
shackling my life force,
to silently bleed 
       in salvation.

I feel the scorching 
iron ore entering 
my splitting heart,
as they watch
the crimson flow,
mocking my
doomed empathy. 
For kindness 
is disregarded, 
in a cynical world 
that has no mercy,
falling into an 
abyss of tears, 
awaiting eternal sleep,
never to rise to 
another devil’s trance,
whilst bleeding in 
reckless reckoning. 

I am the mistreated 
mistress in misery,
stranded in the
midst of an 
abandoned island~
cruising through 
  roaring waves,
in desperate hope 
     for butterfly bliss.

I trace
deadly deeds 
in bloodstained 
 sea-castles,
pleading the lord, 
to tether 
the cold walls,
that hide all these 
layers of brokenness.

Carvings of 
chaos on my skin,
choreograph a 
prodigious dance 
of death,
commemorating 
creased calm, 
with prophetic 
songs that
have no life.
For the coldest 
breeze still
lingers in circles,
from the pits of 
an out-burnt mountain,
reluctant to rearrange 
dried up poison,
with their cape 
  of sentiments,
       in cold refrains 
             and resentment.

Yet I question the 
        cosmic Peridots
scattered between 
     moonstones in 
artless skies.
     How can a poet
make the dead
seem beautiful again,
when musty maggots
     are the only 
fillings they would get?

ORES

I met them at work,
Dressed perfect for this art—
Crop tops that teased,
And curves played their part.

They were mining,
The rarest of ores—
Soft as glass,
Pure as stars.

No shovels in hand,
Just allure and sway.
Bodies bare, daring to be
The "baddies" of the day.

A man desperate to find,
Something pure, something kind.
Craving love to ease his mind,
Like a baby, unrefined.

But miners know not
To linger deep in the hole.
Once they've struck the ore,
They abandon the soul.

Leaving the earth exposed,
Erosion sets in fast.
Cultivation forever lost,
A once-green man now a shadow of the past.

A gold digger's task,
Weeks of mining, fleeting sight.
The ore uncovered,
The gold stripped overnight.

Premium Member See Sweet Sense Sing 2

(Note: This poem is a Sonnet with Alliteration.)
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Start stereo streaming, laughter lifting locks;
Hunter hurling hooks, choice chasing chatter;
Dance distant dreaming, trouble trouncing torque;
Buddy bearing books, mind moulding matter.
Love listens lovely, play planting promptly;
Texture tussles trade, boom bulging blossoms;
Vex voice valiantly, touch textures tightly;
Flexing frenzy fades, allure aids awesome.
Loiter lingers lull, words weaning wonder;
Do deliver deal, pressure primes pleasure;
Cheer cleverly culls, posture plots plunder;
Set sleepy sight still, movement mimes measure.
Winding westward way, preying pampers piece; 
Pleasure pleasing play, ever eastern ease.


Leon Enriquez
06 May 2014
Singapore

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