Long Amble Poems

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My Morning Routine

Breakfast bells ring 
In my stomach and 
I go downstairs in the
Room where deliciousness
Resides with care and love—
Kitchen,
I stumble slowly 
Sinking the moment all in
I take every step 
Tap 
      Tap
             Tap
                  I'm downstairs
My fingers wrapping
Affectionately around 
My coffee mug
Which is also my mate,
Coffee, I pour from the french press,
And it goes like a spiral
Down in the mug as a whirlwind. 
And then it goes gently down my throat 
When I kiss my mellow mug mindfully. 

Then my toast jumps out of the toaster
Like an acrobat,
Acutely lays on the placid plate
Waiting for me to reward it
With strawberries, cherries,
Or balmy butter or merry mulberries,
Or sometimes just like Winnie
I eat it with humble honey. 

Afterwards, the backyard awaits me,
I amble amply,
Scatter some bread for my buddies—
Birds and squirrels,
While the wind greets me,
And they all gather round
When I read my poems,
Keeping them spellbound.
Form: Narrative


Premium Member Where Are We Headed

restless sleep, struggle out of bed
walking like a zombie, newspaper read
thought patterns familiar rise, am in their grip
over cravings nurtured thus far, we once again trip

recognising piquant dilemma, distanced from joyfulness
we reverse attention polarity, choosing playfulness
as an experiment to begin with, soon addictive
before we know it, our orientation meditative

continuous consciousness correction
whereupon we choose our hearts expansion
erases gently aberrations of our conditioned past
memory images of yesteryears now leave us all aghast

we know not about God or any esoteric spiritual technique
discerning mind lays aside urgings that make us weak
as we go in within in deepening tranquil silence
we rekindle flame of love by this dalliance

feeling lighter now, carrying no burden
shifts were slow although it may seem sudden
treading now gently, flowing like the breeze, at ease
we amble along in wonderment, aspect embrace-hold-release

31-March-2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Vbt Practice 70 of 112

Before this practice, first a learning
Of the veils of maya, causing feeling limiting

Maya itself creating illusion of individuality
A separation from the source, blocking connectivity 

The first limitation of time, the second of space
Imprisoning us therein at a stuporous pace

Limitations of both doing & knowing
Limitation of our true limitless Self recognising 

Now with this preamble
We nimbly amble
Simply by rejecting all limitations
As temporary or rather illusionary illusions
Our renunciation must be total & complete
Even as we are in fullness with bliss replete

We become empty within divine magnetised
In timeless time God is automatically realised

28-September-2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Moonlight Chase

Forest shades wane, as the formidable
moonlight chase, as ghost and goblins wander.
In eerie shriek through briar and bramble
bought amble rubbing against each other.

Thundering growls are heard upon the ridge,
as a coal steed rears for an interlude,
over the immutable wooden bridge,
tenuous brook babbles for  solitude.

Sketch of a bereft brittle man couldn't calm
his racing heart to fight an evil force.
He looked demurely with an airy qualm
at the arcane and appalling dark horse.

Distressed and troubled; O, heaven defend
the frigid fear of Earth unblessed dead- end.



10/21/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member A Shelf Clock Automaton

The price was worth it, so it seemed;
It was right and not a penny more.
Here the clock will sit, here it will count               
Its days - round and round its hands
Will spin – metered by its spirit within.
Embedded in its mahogany tomb
And gilded by an exacting eye
Only seldom will you hear it cry
With the hours that amble by.
Atop the clock’s mantle green
Within a parapet of stone
There you’ll see a sailing ship
With wooden masts and ivory sails
Pitching to and fro against an angry sea 
Heralding the arrival of each anticipated eve.                                      
Standing on the shoreline resolute and sworn,                                         
A gilded sailor wields a rope 
To lasso those who mourn;
He offers to them the strand of hope. 			
A stone wall crumbles across the sea,	
A fortuitous port of call reveals 
How brief life’s glory can be
As it makes its unwary fall.                             
The golden wreath of life eternal
Surrounds the clock’s face			
To show assuredly our victory 
Over death’s dark embrace.
Descending sea serpents sinuously wind
Beside the timeless garland shrine
To gather at a feast of shells 
Mingled with some flailing scales;
Even in the depths of shadows,
This mahogany tomb yields its enslaved
To the resurrection of the saved.
Gilded tulips etched in a circle 
Atop the clock’s opulent base 
Testifies to the supernal foundation
Of Christ’s unchanging grace.
Though just a clock, it’s slightly more
As you gaze deeper into its obvious lure;	
Where some things are as they seem,
Others hold to a different scheme.
Form: Narrative


Premium Member We Can Activate a Happy New Year

Into the fog I fell,
amidst the bone chilling cold,
caterwauled by silence -
eerily the end
of the year, dismal.

With the call of a forefinger,
I float through the mist,
silence switches
to a whisper,
rays appear through the haze.

Into the cradle I amble,
dizzy from 2024 strange happenings.
Lemons and apples fill the trees,
bright, juicy, bountiful, and
plenipotentiary fruit

of a Happy New Year.
Here’s where it gets weird:
we must take care
to love and serve
and the trees will prosper.

Love, joy, peace
patience, kindness, goodness,
gentleness, faithfulness, self-control* -
the kind of fruit that will produce
good results

for years to come.
The Whos in Whoville give praise.
The pennypinching Grinch** gives in.
Bells ring and voices raised.
Cheers, hopeful and kinetic.

*Fruit of the Spirit, bible reference
**Whos, Whoville, Grinch - Dr. Seuss book references

Premium Member The Drop Tine Bull

The brindled drop tine bull
Brings his herd along the fence
He steers the steers and leers at me 
His look not quite intense
We ponder life, each his own strife, this old cow boy and me

He clears the gate with one old cow
They amble past the here and now
And take me back to the woods by the creek
And the hedgerow post pile by the birthday tree
And the chicken coop and my first chores

The mem’ries flood
To the water tank and the crawdads there
In Holstine’s pasture, way in the back
Not far from a line of walnut trees
Black and tall against the breeze

Each straight as a sentry at his post
Who walked this land 
Bow, rifle, plow in hand
It connects me to the land my feet
Negotiate in the autumn heat

I’ve drifted south, as things seem to go
Yet somehow in my soul I know
I’m tied to the land in a way not seen
By those whose mem’ries aren’t so keen
For the ground they trod when their feet were bare

But my mem’ries warm…	and it takes me there

Premium Member Ambling Through the Meadow

Beauty all around
As I amble through the meadow

The breeze of daybreak, oh so inviting
Whispering unfathomable secrets
Into my ears. The mist yonder suspends
In the air. A thing of wonder, a light 
Passing through a prism

This meadow, akin to a forsaken garden 
Punctuated with colorful weeds
Sunflowers and dandelions glow as bright
As fireflies; smiling and blowing kisses
In unison with the morning sun

Autumn woods dazzle with color
Blades of grass bending in the breeze
Ripples on a stream, and they dance
With devil-may-care abandon. As carefree 
As aspen leaves moving in the slightest wind

This meadow, alive with creatures of nature. Somewhere...
A grasshopper is leaping to and fro
A butterfly is fluttering every which way
A hummingbird is hovering over a bloomed flower
A bumblebee is bothering a daisy

Birds perched in trees sing 
Nature's love songs. A nightingale...
drips honey into my ears! Fallen leaves sigh 
Birds seize the turquoise blue morning sky 
Could this be nature at it's best?

Beauty all around
As I amble through the meadow

Premium Member Sky In the Forest--Revised

Along the woods of glow and mist
   breezes paint an outline moon-kissed,
                                     on skyline

Where fireflies jet their rare debut
  beneath gilded clouds’ marquee to
                                      skyrocket

Amid collage of unkempt leaves;
   debris drops …old pine- timber heaves
                                       to skydive

I amble ‘round this forest known --
 chanting lush nature’s  psalms alone
                                       like skylark
                                                                     
Deep the hills…inner ghosts are gone
   while breaths quicken with soul-fire on
                                        my skyway



Joseph May's Compounding the Verse Contest
5/17/2020
Form: Verse

Premium Member Life Journey

as we amble along
osmotically imbibing
intuitively assimilating
the divine love song 

the flowing continuum 
gently shapes our soul
making us pure & whole
cleansing ego residuum 

walking thus we go afar
along a path beauteous 
vivified by bliss rapturous 
oblivious to karmic scars

looking in within we see
that in reality we are still 
as God Himself does instil
joy throb in each entrée 

journey without movement 
wherein He the transmitter 
we as a willing love receptor 
dwell in joyous contentment 

there thus being no seeking
in childlike trusting surrender 
we keep looking on in wonder
at our petals slowly opening

12-October-2020

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