Long Augh Poems

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Premium Member Self Actualization

SELF ACTUALIZATION – Double Acrostic
For Contest

(S)hine from within, looking at insights
(E)ver so deep with ease
(L)et your soul dance and swivel
(F)ind the truth and belief

(A)ct with strength of the Sierra
(C)onquer with logic
(T)ry to learn from mistakes that
(U)ndermind positive changes in you
(A)gony comes with negativity, so find stamina
(L)augh at anything you can loudly at will.
(I)t is a healing refreshing release, like reiki
(Z)ap yourself with reality, just like a whiz
(A)pproach things with an open mind at sea
(T)hink about others feelings in all that
(I)s done, as innocent have no need for alibi
(O)nly the stubborn will choose not to do
(N)ever let go of your purpose within
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Holy Cow, It's Big Foot

 As an orange sun sets in the west
Silhouetting the trees
Flashes of orange and bright, bright white
Sights eyes can not believe

What were those flashes of orange
And white so clean and bright
Curiosity got my interest
And covered all the fright

As soon as next day's sun came up
On a trek to explore
In the woods and up the mountain
This enigma can't ignore

It was a long hard climb to the top
But there were flowers blooming.
In the shade, on the forest floor
Seemed something was looming

In fright I crept along the path
Well beaten by creatures
Mice, squirrels, and chipmonks footsteps
Along the trail featured

Then there asleep just outside a cave 
Wearing nothing but shoes
White high top athletic pair
An orange ape peruse

Holy cow, it's bigfoot sound asleep
Just inside the cave more
High top athletic shoes bright white
To keep them clean a chore

Bigfoot began to move and stretch
Behind a tree I hid
He began to unlace his shoes
And those big feet undid

Augh!!! The odor that came from those
Feet, I almost got sick
He went down to the creek and washed
Coming back really quick

He threw the smelly shoes in the wash
And powdered down some clean
Danced away across the forest
Awaking me from dreams

Sponsor: Skat A (Poet, Destroyer A)
Contest: Bigfoot (the contest)
Written: April 20, 2015
Author: Sara Kendrick

unfinished
Form: Rhyme

I Rocked Toward the Seashell

flatness__ charged words.  
bellowed//out\\wardness
  i chashed utterfly
wing :  eXPLOSING butter memory
_(ubble Head > -- huggly
faceSMEARED tears OF NO 
path/ i .AUGH caught
said she/he said \
she left:  oh no said HE:
the divine i spoke \ i was
that never good| the skin of
my animal ... of all these
  of all silence and experienced
traveled.  How my eyes are fingers
pelted skillfully rolled.  Then,
within my heart; to be never without
that fate of a beating drum inside
my chest.  A beautiful nature of
round Moon and square Sun sings
as you.  Love is that deepest root
of a breathing sky of life/how higher
is glorious wonderous that I carry
this heart.\  I could ponder my poems
professor/  These sharp teeth and carve
eyes as a cat of nine times to die.
How many have tried.  Gentlewoman
and ladies.

:: 11.01.2021 ::

Premium Member A New Year's Tale

A nnulled are the possibilities of the past, 
n uances of angst unborn, leave unformed, dashed at last.
E ach new breath rises like steam on a cold days brass, 
w ine flows freely in a celebratory glass. 
Y outhful lovers view a Valentine forecast.
E lders now rested lift from mid-winter's white morass. 
A ll of life cozy-cuddled awaits the days repast,  
r aring to go on an adventure unsurpassed, 
s ailing oceans, climbing mountains, life with contrast. 
T he New Year has wakened silver-spooned with such class 
a mazing how new beginning bring hope undashed.
L augh with your eyes, smile with your heart opened so wide
e ach year's full of possibilities that's undenied.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Romantic Mia

R hythmic waves rose bending, beating
O ut of my heart into my soul breathing once again, 
M elting beneath the silk heavens hued in cherry blossoms. 
A nother night to drown in your moonlight blue eyes, 
N uzzle into your neck then savor your lips once again, 
T angle my fingers through your silky chestnut hair.
I don't ever want this night to end
C aught in the lace work of your love.



9/8/2021

Message In An Acrostic 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Kim Rodrigues

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic


Jeanette Maloney

J ..oyfull
              E..njoyable
                A..djustable
                  N..ice
                     E..xtra special
                       T..remendous
                         T..easing
                            E..legant

                                
                                    M..otherly
                                      A..ltogether lovable
                                         L.. augh - a - minute
                                           O..ver caring
                                             N..icotine (lol)
                                               E..easy going
                                                 Y..ou are mine xx
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Fragile Hearts

Flickering like candles in the slightest breeze,
Raw with emotion, they are seen so easily worn on sleeves.
Asunder they may break, so
Gentle you must be! Gossamer
Is the flimsy sweater of protection that they wear.
Laugh or look too hard at them, and you are liable to
Embarrass or perhaps even to embitter them.

Heed my advice:
Exercise restraint. Their souls 
Already are exposed and must be assuaged.
Refrain from ridiculing them, for
They already suffer from self-consciousness.
Sweeten your words instead. Strengthen and support fragile hearts.

Written Oct. 23, 2016
Form: Acrostic

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