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 Append the seal on the opening glee
 Of performance agog with clapping drums,
 The cylindrical bell calling to spirituous mundi
 Screaming flew about in the air;
 Perched on ears
 And pecked on fertile hearts,
 Consider not the frightened feet
 Aching at commencement,
 Wind to experiment, explore and applied
 The agility in acrobatic anger
 Of stretching sweating flesh,
 Rhythmical muscles drawn vein taut
 To the last drop of dew,
 Hoofs prancing, prancing and prancing!
 Ejaculating on the polished wood
 With a millionth impregnated marbles spread tentacles,
 Atomic spermatozoa bombast the uterus
 Colonized the ovary and eke out
 Inside, the embryonic yokes;
 Suspended by clear albumen,
 Fetal poles march strength with fallopian tubes,
 Cavity swallowed them into humid sac
 Plush pollen grains into zygotes
 Springing anew buds in May,
 Conceive earthlings with several asking branches
 A lot of libraries;
 A particular slanted eyeball
 Began rumbling belch, lightening guffaw and thundering hiccup,
 Tugging at umbilical chords,
 Breathe knocking placenta on the head
 And efflux out of the duress,
 Spectra Butterflies flagging multi-coloured limbs
 Faculty spiraling, twirling and tossing on elastic trunk,
 Laser flashing touches swam in oceanic atmosphere,
 Eager ritual leap of the gods,
 Dagger usher out from scabbard
 Plunge into dimple ample
 Tip oozes indigo gore,
 Sources of springing magenta
 Began the back and forth stabbing,
 Scribbling on the whitish flesh
 Ink on tones of barks, bereft,
 Spat spittle connived, reed shook together
 Vein drawn to bursting,
 Adaptation to suit thumb and forefinger
 Pour the concoction, pour on the root.


Lamentations of a Proletariat

Lamentations of a proletariat 

Loaded to the brim, withouted in a pack of "obersver-non participants"
folded like a wrap, yet forced to lack in the ranks of "server-run-anticipants"
dare to pass a comment and... a knife to your jugular
they claim to pass, yet, your life was the formulae

all work and no play
work work work and no pay
take home pay? No way
oh! how they dread our own payday!

Bourgeoisies, yes! They ply overseas
their remnants, our works, they oversee.
We build the roads, yet can't posses the cars that ply same.
Decyphering the codes, the confessors, the liars...we've been long in this game

Suffering, yet been forced to smile -"all is well -my foot!"
Oh! My root! My precedence...their loot!...my antecedence
their brute, they rule...when they loot....we mute
we've been stripped of our patience - robbed of our conscience.

we've been hit, smite, spite, ...despite, we still fit
they've been well bred, well fed, yet still got a lot to mend
even when we miss, they don't give a poo!
Though we do the roughs, their signatures they append.
Oh! This road i ply, puts food on my table, shows me the bills and ...i babble
Yes! It puts coin in my pocket
girds my loins with debts "a regal quarter"

"heads will roll"...let mine not be included
lest my judgement became beclouded
i've been spent, feeble is my might and...
Last time i checked, ain't no other option in sight

the unfortunante me 
i found myself in...
we seem to be tied up!...
but i know we will triumph

a song been loaned, 
without a collateral
A seed been sown
Via the lamentations of a proletariat

Premium Member Happy New Year Seventeen

Happy New Year Seventeen
By Franklin Price
1/1/2017

Happy New Year seventeen. Sixteen has reached its end.
It's over and it's done with, there's nothing to append.
Seventeen's upon us, sixteen was somewhat grim.
We must stop treading water and begin again to swim.

There's lots of blame to go around, for what is in the past.
What say we work together, to get something done at last.
We're supposed to be self governing, not ruled by royalty.
Let us start in seventeen, to make it how it ought to be.

Participate in politics, interject what you believe.
Keep the politicians honest; the ones who practice to deceive.
The president elect, wants to make us great again,
To fight him, not assist him, would be a governmental sin.

Make all the red lights turn to green; with a caution here and there.
Throw the flag, and call a penalty, when the playing is not fair.
Help make this year the best we've seen, in this (new?) century.
We the people, with God's help, can make it how it ought to be,.

Make this year the best you can for yourself and family.
Try to work with others to make us who we ought to be.
Forget about the parties, whose agendas are not right.
Help to bring us from the dark and out into the light 

May you personally be happy and healthy in your life
Have the necessary means to minimize your strife,
A safe place for your family,  necessities you need,
But not so much, you're overcome, by unnecessary greed.
Form: Couplet

Labor Day

It is Labor Day
I am paid not work
but what am I to do
the festive trimmings are not attached
so the perk is an useless quirk and
my boring schedule quickly fills in the gaps
as usual, my alarm sounds at 6am
the coffee maker perks at 6:15am
my rested body flings away the covers
I watch the Today show while shaving
fetch the newspaper, quickly scan the headlines
wait, I have more time my curiosity to prime
but the dog is on his normal morning schedule
so I speed to the door, his bladder to mollify
no fancy holiday breakfast awaits in the kitchen
so, on cue, I grab an egg, poach it, down some juice
my family sleeps on through the holiday mirage
my engine is in overdrive, but where to go
no parades, pageants append this vapid day
but there is no reason to stay at home either
no arriving relatives to amend the boredom
still, I have one day's free pay to spend
maybe, I'll take the car to the wash
nah, that is a weekend ritual
perhaps, I will canvas Pro Bass Shop
nah, the drive is longer than my work commute
OK, I will stay at home and be a utilitarian
I can finish trimming the bedroom shutters
but wait, I am out of that flossy white paint
and didn't my wife need the car for her
annual holiday shopping spree
I could re-mow the lawn to give it
a manicured look, but nah
to labor on Labor day is too oxymoronic
so I curl up in front of the TV
finish watching the Today show
contented with the lofty notion that
I am being paid to while away the day

Stability of Humility

Challenges singe meninges sometimes
Painting dark clouds on the canvas in corridors
Where at times
I seem to coerce open doors  

To weep
At the folly I engage
To sweep
Common sense and its stage

Aside as I create reality too stringent
I can’t accommodate
Ideas I consider pungent

During the numb nights
When my mind
Would demand I cut out fights
That could unbind

Confusion from the fortress
Where I vow never again to look back
Lest I should pity the mistress whose dress
Caught up in a salubrious snare can hack

The sanity I dare to preserve
In the midst of lack of clarity 
On the direction and predilection my verve
Changes in its conception of the celerity at which one celebrity

Sinks beneath dignity
To a low ebb
Where impunity
In brick and mortar business and commerce on the Web

Suggest a change in paradigm
In the way I handle social issues of a sensitive nature
Which though worth more than a dime
Grow prone to a departure from the signature

I append to blend the best of spices
My exclusive taste demands
For the best possible prices
My approval commands

If I’m to listen to the plea
That signals the beginning of the end of the frivolity
Witnessed when midgets from reality flee
To seek refuge within the stability of humility.


An Old Lady

In Church today at the dawn of morning light,
  she sat in front of me
  hunching over just a little to my right.
Pale, frail, mottled unfolded hands, 
   with hint of a slight tremor
   she fingered the hymnal rising unsteadily to stand.
I watched her as she struggled with the pages
  searching for the song the choir sang
  with desire to sing as she had in past ages.
Age had stolen much from her
   some memory, health and time
   spryness and agility now remain only a blur.
Her vision bore images of youth and boundless energy
   lost in the  memories of a life lived well
   that now waned from illness, age and generalities.
She was on the slide of time
   chasing it down around the hidden corners
   the twists and turns and unexpected blessings sublime.
In my ponderings I recognize the truths expressed
   with close friends, loved ones and family
   she was and is surrounded by what is always best.
At her side, they gently guided each and every step
   patient and directing her so not to let her fall
   filled with love and life, faith at its very depth.
What miraculous a goal with nothing to append
    all done satisfied and close in reach, 
    complete achieving all at the journeys end
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Life Story 2

LIFE STORY

"Who wrote dese legs?" Said Milligan in Puckoon *
He surveyed his nether limbs with distaste and dismay
While Jessica Rabbit gave protest of every 'toon' **
"I'm not really bad. It's just that I was drawn this way"

I share Milligan's discontent with legs and parts that append
As I guess do others, save those narcissistically vain
We seek to have some correction and make amend
Or at least find some creator whom we can blame

But in life's dramas do we not each play some role
Maybe having some choice of the part and in writing the script
With a character choosing a purpose, determining a goal
As we stumble through props and scenery, trap-doors tripped

Regardless of who was the author of our book
Whether lives are our own or in hands of the fates to make hay
The role we have be it hero saint or crook
Determines right now the game that we have to play

Looking to the future if given that I have a voice
In my next life if not made from mud or dregs
And I have the good fortune to make some personal choice
I will write myself a better pair of legs
Form: Rhyme

Saturday

Reflection, relaxation around the bend
Long work week careening to dead end
Hard work's gratuities in rear view portend
A brief sabbatical our inflated value to pretend
Week's rat race with slower pace will amend
All unnecessary pursuits from mind rend
With less tedious chores gladly contend
Forced hand, mental strain not extend
Only pent-up energy limbs will expend
Trivial pursuits, television deserved dividend
A new book, movie, that mind's eye did recommend
A new restaurant our acquiring tastes to commend
Friends, family to hearth's door hungrily descend
Grilled burgers, hot dogs to nominal appetites append
Haute cuisine, to our genteel friends a stipend
At day's end, on creaky, front porch swing addled bodies suspend
With Nature's slower rhythms, contented minds blend
At midnight a stiff tonic still lingering cares to fend
Staggering to bed senses too dulled life to comprehend
Into deep, requiting sleep, missed week's. hours addend
Alarm clock slumbers on and rested bodies wake at ten
To a frothy cappuccino morn's hangover to promptly mend
Form: Rhyme

Hands To Yourself

Strength lies in the intricate
delicacies in which
I hold her weaknesses
intimately. Professing
her strengths
as if it were
identifying marks
like that of fingerprints
No confession needed
Yes I did it!
Had my hands 
all over her design
grappling with the idea
of how to make her mine
Simple ways
imagining holding
her head in my hands,
and it not being a dream.
Need this, "So
it would seem to be"
to evaporate and append
a rainbow of realities
whereby I
can pin
new promises in my sky
God gift wrapping
precious cargo
wherever the delivery,
I will follow.
A rewritten anthem
My pride and silent
protest
that causes enormous
unrest. Each one,
reach for one and
hold on tight
make love like
a crime is about
to be committed
without ever going
further than
fingertips caressing skin
Spiritually knocking
on her body's door,
Her mind says
"Go away"
but her soul yearns
for whispered
safe words.
Ready to split her personality,
making her mad
and satisfied
all at the same 
damn time.
© Ts Lewis  Create an image from this poem.

Fair Waltz

A stupor born from a haze of deceit,
My longing is requisite and tasteless.
Redeem the worth of another fool’s charm,
Who am I to append fate and comprehension? 

It’s been a long winter waiting for relief. 
Warmth tempers in the shadows.
The composition of faith is a moral burden. 
Spring’s fate is marked by time’s passage.

Emptiness is my willing chauffeur,
Pining is my method of fervor.
Commiseration is a matter of shame.
Emotional property cannot be pilfered. 

Delusion’s apex plunders the might.
A blind sense battles the shameful wise.  
Salvation seeps through the pores,
Forsaken dreams are means to abide.

Melodramatic flowers bloom in earnest.
Infected presence is a suit of despair. 
The reality of life is uncertain,
If God can’t sin, why can I falter? 

Bittersweet tunes and eroding melodies, 
Floating fancies surround my head.
Introspective moves and tears of tragedy,
Swing me around the carousel of dread.

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