Long Attire Poems

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Premium Member My Everything - 1

Laughing, dancing, singing
With joy beyond imagining
Oaks, birch and emerald pines
Caress my soul with gentle thoughts
Beautiful whispers that soothe
And brighten my heart’s solitude

Silent, yet breathing sighs of pleasure
Awakening naked embraces of light
As it shades the sun’s brilliant fires
With the faded touch of wind’s breath
As it falls across the meadow and hill
Capturing the scene during Autumn’s chill

Loving, like a tender kiss filled with passion
Wistful and rich beyond any enthusiasm
Lasting through the night’s starry reflections
Moonbeams and twinkling so vast that they
Illuminate the heavens with kindness so sure
It comforts the broken heart and soul

Fauna so mysterious it echoes with caution
Of feelings rare and genuine, like light
Shimmering across the still waters and seas
Creating a rhythm so sweet it keeps the mind
Promised empathy alive within the spirit
Securing hope that lives deeper than the fishes

Beauty that soars across the dawn
In hues of faith and serenity, shades
So deep they fade into the attire of sunshine
Light so vivid and delightful it will seem
Like it can edge forever with their parade
Of carefully frosted, blushing blossoms

Rejoicing, praising, praying
Like thoughts of the Son and Savior
Melodious and graceful, pure as chastity
Life reflects the innocence of One
Who knows the heart, the soul, the hope
That lives inside those who abide faithfully
To the Son who shines brighter than the sun!

He is the light that is alive, a fire
On the inside, where He lives, fulfills
Gives the answers and heals
All the worries and fears and tears
Assuring the heart that He is always near
Protecting, promising, pledging to be
The One who gives hearts the chance they need

To believe, achieve and conceive
Of a hope that lives eternally

Jesus is my everything!


Premium Member Seven Essential Items I'D Save From a Fire

If my house was on fire
I would grab some attire
To go outside in the nude
Would be considered rude!

If my house was on fire
One thing I would require
Would be my mobile phone
I’d call my hubby and moan

If my house was on fire
The item I’d most desire
Would be my laptop
Else my writing would stop

If my house was on fire
Yellow flames going higher
I’d grab my wedding ring
All my jewelry and bling

If my house was ablaze
I’d search through the haze
To grab my passport
Useful for the airport

If my house was full of smoke
It would not be a joke
I’d grab my new purse
No cash or keys would be a curse

If my house was burning 
I would be quite discerning
I’d take a box of hair dye
Stray gray hairs I must deny!

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2/5/19
Form: Rhyme

Mad: 3

He was getting flushed with shame.
He was scolding all the animals
calling them uncivil and uncultured.
Then he was forcefully dressing all those
who were unknowingly going near him.

The dogs were sweating in heat
wearing the civil attire.
The cocks and hens were running to and fro
with discomfort.
Wearing the ultramodern tight British dress,
the helpless cats were mewing in the streets.

The towns-folk burst into laughter
seeing his acts.
Seeing that, he suddenly cried out in anger,
'Brethren or gentlemen, now you, yes you,
kindly start putting off all your cloths.
You have no right to be covered with this civil dress
because you have already lost that right.'

There Are Times

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"there are times"

as I stand before the far and wide
reflections of glitter suddenly appear 
beauty lies within such sparkle of tides
allowing me to feel and touch

starting out plainly dressed am I
leaving completely polished am I
seeing breathing and much more
with total attire of mind body soul

as I stand before the far and wide
there are times no other will do

SkyWatcher
10-06-23
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The Dower Flower

The Dower Flower©
It is a misty summer day, the morning rain 
providing a sheen on the sidewalks
the temperature warm with the touch of a coolness

My eyes are drawn to a neatly 
manicured bush with a bouquet of flowers
freshly awoken from their protective buds

I stand in awe of their beauty and the magnificence
they hold, the expression of vibrancy in their colors
The tenderness they exude softly swaying in the gentle breeze

My walk continues and our paths cross as they have many a time afore
She is tallish, young with usually longer blonde hair
Most would call her attractive and good looking, even statuesque

I often imagine her to be a model given the varied times of the day
that our paths have interwoven and her stylish and fashionable attire,
yet in the midst of the mystique something feels asunder

There is an aloofness, a sense of unhappiness,
never a smile or a warm glow on her face
in its place I feel sadness maybe loneliness

My conjecture leads me to ponder and surmise
how someone so young can be so dower
she is the other flower the dower flower

There is beauty but it is locked up inside
one day my hope is that her bud too will blossom
and she will become the flower she is meant to be

Andreas Simic©


Premium Member Global Laundry

Laundering wealthy clothes and other valuables,
baptizing moments and grand white-washed events,
scrubbing dissonant deposits
into healthy places and times,
laundering life with transcendent love.
When we're done sitting in solidarity with Earth's laundry,
it's probably time to start over,
or succumb to our own stinky mess of pseudo-wealth

Therapeutically baptizing body-minds toward resilient health
may require soaking in resonant eco/ego co-awareness,
eco-herent 
eco-operative
ecompassioning co-identity.

Clean chi-body clothes cover
and uncover,
discover,
recover would be co-redeemers of healthy mental wealth
rediscovering spiritually naturing systems.

Corporate-sponsored competitive detergents 
of urgent LeftHemisphere enculturation
have blinded too many to a more polycultural Received Tradition:
human nature evolved through interdependent mentorships
of caregiving and nurturance and cooperation
between
within
among
inclusive of all Earth's tumbling Tribes 
learning natural relationships 
in environmental systems 
stabilizing through mutual solidarity,
like air with fire,
soil with water.

Too often Left-Brain Dominance
has confused our designer attire and attitudes
facilitator scrubbing functions
mutual mentoring
co-redemptive economic EcoLogical Co-Operative Vocations
with those we have labeled
"Sole Proprietor"
and "Owner" of Nature's Laundry.
These labels tend to come off 
during a healthy multicultural stone-washed thrashing
of decompositional analysis.

EgoCentrism,
like traumatic AnthroCentrism,
and its oppressor cousin, RacialElitism,
and MonoCultural SurfaceCleaned Tolerance
fail to wash well
for achieving long-term EcoCentric 
PolyCultural 
Health-Wealth Optimization Outcomes.

HumanHubris confuses ourselves,
scrubbing down our Beloved EarthHost
as if She were a monopolistically-intended Flea,
resulting in great misfortune
especially for Earth's future grandchildren
drowning in over-populated toxic pain in the everywhere.

They could have been our much Beloved Community,
if we would regenerate this drying out revolution,
permaculturally washing 
with Earth's Nature-Balancing
decompositional soap 
of ecological intelligence.

Spring Is In the Air

Air smelling lavender lily, in splash of wild flowers.
Bowers of rustic rosebuds, first love fragrance hours.
Cloudless skies exalt blue, fuzzed in luscious green.
Daffodils of yellow beams, bloom with night jasmine. 
Ephemeral path of blue birds, sync butterflies scarlet,
Fancy rejoice of dalliance, in pink and purple  banquet. 
Gardens cloister colored valleys , petals  in avalanche
Hyacinth perfumed sunshine, glossy blossoms branch.
In transit, cold greets summer, change of fresh attire,
Juvenile mind that's young, feels like flying higher.
Kisses stolen in gentle flirts, flowing streams of nectar, 
Love sings joy and dance, in promise of new laughter.
Magical burst of smiling buds, re-sprout hidden hope,
Notes of mirth in dulcet , birds weave nest to cope.
Orange foliage sets fire, as decors of art unveil.
 Primrose bedecked palanquins , sway in royal gale,
Queen of nature rides in beauty, crocuses in thicket. 
Resurrected winter mist,..in green life, all succulent.
Sonnets, ballads, songs, gallery of dream for ages
Timeless glory of beauty in painter and poet pages
Up from a pastel sky, nymphs walk down filigree paths
Valentine day's just gone, the season of love  to last
Wild cherry blossoms of silk,  greet in a pink hello 
Xylophone notes chant in a stream of music flow.
Young lovers gyrate... in a romantic love affair
Zephyr wind throws a hug,...Spring is in the air.






15th March 2019

Premium Member Festive Moments

Time to tour the best Christmas-decorated places in town
With a map in hand of all the beautifully lit-up houses to be found
Despite the amount of time to set up and to take down the people have given us a wonderful gift for all of us to enjoy
Whole streets have banded together to create a visual spectrum of flashing lights and creative characters that bring smiles to all the girls and boys
Carollers can be seen going door to door singing songs full of joy
On the rooftops, Santa and his reindeer seem to be in control of the night, ready to deploy
As if like magic the clouds open up sending a burst of snow floating down
Soon the lawns will have a blanket of snow without so much as making a sound
In the living rooms, trees with their colorful attire show off to the people walking by
A large crowd has gathered at the end of the block, jolly old Saint Nick handing out candy canes and looking spry
Christmas may come once a year but joy and happiness need to be spread every day
As you walk by a neighbor who has decorated his place a special thanks should surely come his way
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fanal In Retreat

The lighthouse shivered in relentless gales on its rocky foundation

Stood the test of time but now it seemed that the clock had gone back

The keeper was sidelined to retire in the Sea Mission’s Nursing Abode

Had paid his fare and was reduced to cups of tea and mushy pea’s gruel

Once a pacemaker of modernity he quietly waited for dementia to settle

His heart was broken like the tower’s shattered beacon and Oliver sobbed

Tears flooded his kerchief with salty reminders of his ultimate companion

Waves of infinite tides swallowed his reason for being in cascades of pain

Cataracts pointed him inside with hearing aids hinged on precarious sight


The fragile walking stick had been bestowed by the Queen God knows when

At least that was his yarn which would not repair his threadbare cardigan

The callus on his weather worn hand had meta-morphed in soft baby skin

Be a good boy now and take your sedative pills they will rock you to sleep

Slowly fog horns of destiny sounded a creaky lullaby of reticent surrender

Once a trendsetter in dashing uniform and seafarer’s wind shaken attire

He could not even turn a famous blind eye to his room mate’s flatulence

But like clamshell lenses on a leap water catwalk he stood firm in defeat


Oliver’s lantern seemed vacant but a passionate fire kept raging his mind

Had they no respect for history had he not been the guardian of passage

Was he a spiral staircase with only one way to stumble on rusty descent

The counterweight well powered by gravity sunk like an anchor cut loose

Lightening rods flashed through his thoughts and he still could not sleep

But the night nurse had more important matters than ancient emotions

Pillows scratched his receding hair as the moon kept count of lost slumber

Once a bell whether of transit the old man felt the graveyard shift nigh

He wished he was a pirate and would sink his hook into pitiless crests


11th February 2020
Form: Ode

Angelic Crest

Our ritual tree for transcendence doth aspire 
A garnished trinket our crest will require
A fabricated mold with polished attire
A gleaming sentinel; a burnished squire
A sacral vestement on evergreen spire
With gilded insignia from divine shire
An angelic emanation descended from heavenly choir
Who heralds glad tidings on his mercantile Lire
A pure relic cleansing an organic sire
Mercurial splendor crowning an earthen pyre
O'er residual chaff rises an immortal signifier
A glorious diadem; a pious magnifier
From bequeathed penury; heart of penitent friar
Spiritual token vaunting our prayers higher
Form: Rhyme

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