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Premium Member Elections American Style

Thankfully, another American election cycle has come and went,
Providing folks across the land their opportunity to vent.
For months, we've suffered a gamut of inane hullabaloo,
Now, maybe the pundits will find more productive things to do!

The politicos proposed various schemes and grandiose ideas.
For our nation's ills they offered numerous panaceas.
We've heard it all from no new taxes to fixing social security,
Most of which will be destined for the bowels of obscurity!

We voted to retain judges, for governors and county clerks,
And bonds to increase taxes to improve the sewage works.
We defined marriage as one-man, one-woman for each legislator.
(Somehow, I thought that was determined eons ago by The Creator!)

We watched on the television as pails of mud were tossed.
Such political shenanigans upon the voters were not lost.
When the elections ceased, campaigners vowed togetherness.
How long the love-fest will last is anybody's guess!

The people have spoken, to borrow the political cliche.
Some folks are elated, others fraught with dismay.
Despite all the hoopla, babble and circus atmosphere,
Our election process guarantees the liberties all hold dear!

Entry for Kim Rodrigues' "After The Election" Contest
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member From The Workship Collection Joe My Belvoed Beau

My parents did not know  

About  Joe 

My beloved beau  

And what the maturing character did  

Making him a heroic paternal twit   

One day with spring in the air  

Did not have a care  

Joe  

My beloved beau 

Visited General Dollar  

Feeling the tightness to the matrimony collar  

Passing through an electronic open door   

Walked the retail floor  

Blue lights suddenly went off  

Everybody around him started to cough  

“Is there a doctor in here?”  

Someone called, swelling a tear  

Joe 

My beloved beau  

Took control  

Acting very bold  

Grabbed a ‘to do list’ pad  

Using a provider pen, the future  Dad  

Scribbled and scrabbled  

Writing, looked like baby babble  

“Did you pick up what you needed?”  

Inside voice greeted  

Little bit of this  

Got a kiss  

Little bit of that  

Bride got fat  

Soon there was a little one  

From a night of gymnastics fun  

Joe  

My beloved beau  

You made me  

The aqua siren shined with glee  

Boy is on the way  

Delivery message did  say  

Pushing the basket  

Not masking it  

Joe  

My beloved beau  

Smiled  

Arriving, ranked and file  

Unloading the necessity pile  

Diapers and stuff  

Child bearing is going to be tough  

Only a few months from now  

No longer looking like a cow  

Two  of us  

Will take the bus  

Pinching pennies a must  

But will come together again  

Then send  

Another take out order  

Requesting a daughter  

Natural in pink  

Schooled in, performing the luring wink  

Creating more  

Patron traffic, visiting the family friendly department store
Form: Rhyme

Beware the Free Range Brain

What is that blaring in our ears,
is it the brain cutting loose
and spinning around our heads?

Brain figures and un-figures
looking through holes in its circuits,
what computes is painted on blank walls,
what just blurts
is spoken with a deeply voiced wisdom.

Look, the sounds it makes are visible
from the moon,
can be heard by dreaming camels
on the far side of nowhere.

It is running around bleating
getting lost in its own delusions.
Don’t feed it,
do not own it - it’s not you;
at best it’s a headless chicken
at worst it’s a chicken wearing your head.

Tell the brain it’s got to take a break
from its clatter chatter.
Ignore the gabbing,
look another way,
be filled with a sage silence
or find something real to say.

Watch the brain dance itself
into a dazed dizzy exhaustion,
watch it twirl
within its babel babble hell;

kill it gently
with an aware,
detached,
Mona Lisa smile.

Shhh

I
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  ¤ 
    
   

…shh
   bashit
 cashit
  dishit
 dashit
no tp
 bushit
hushit
  gashit
 hashit
lashit
 sashit
wishit
would
come
 now
pushit
 pushit
 some
more
lushit
 don’t
rushit
 you
might
 mashit
mushit
  don't
splashit!
 goshit,
too
late!
 ~ouch,
  fishit
rashit
 tushit
  gushit
washit
flush
  it..





         II




                  °°
          crashit
       blushit
    flashit
  freshit
   can't
 brushit
 can't
finishit
uhh
can't
  crushit
  this
slushit
cherishit
    Ooh
       ooh
          o
            ¤
              °
   
 

III
                                   sh
                               woo.sh
                             's         it 
                               vanishit
                            sheepish  
                                       it!                

** ok this one is still in the works...don't really want to force it





Writer’s babble: This has been in my intestines for a loong time now (years actually) but never figured out how to do it. Then *poopboom*! It all got digested and assimilated—the recent sample poem on on Cyndi’s blog, then Chris’ & Ruben’s concretes (Thank you for the inspiration :D!)

Ruben, here it is, finally. You did say, “Just do it”, glad I am able to doo it. I finally pooped out a concrete something O_o!!

I wouldn’t be surprised if somewhere out there, there’s a twin of this pooem.  I suppository so, I haven’t tried searching for any, but yeah this was fun for me. 
Ok this is still editable—feel free to share any –sh ending words and I might consider adding it :p

it’s just me, but eh, kinda iffy that it doesn’t tie too much—with the bushing it then flushing it. oh well. 

** thank you, Cyndi & Chris for the added words :D, I would have missed them otherwise --- I doo think this will get longer & longer! please stay tootooned for more evacuations ;)
Form: Concrete

Premium Member Lily - Shane - Buddy

Lily – Shane – Buddy
By Franklin Price
 07/24/2022

Lily, Shane and Buddy
Bringing sunshine to my door
In just a couple hours
Might just be a little more

Driving in Shane's brand new truck
Been on the road about a week
They're coming here to visit me
To look around and have a peek

Greeting them with home made tacos
Making sure they get their fill
They're family not company
They'll not be getting any bill

Lily is my own granddaughter
Shane is her best of friends
It could progress to more than that
On how things go, it all depends

Buddy is a friend to both
Walks with them in the parks
He doesn't have a lot to say
Has no words to speak, just barks

They will be here several days
Will be visiting with me
Whatever they would like to do
There are many sights to see

They're on an excellent adventure
Still have many miles to go
I'm one of their many stops
We'll have a grand old time, I know




Until Later
By Franklin Price
7/28/2022

Lily,Shane and Buddy
 Are leaving here today
Their visit has been wonderful
Now they must be on their way

Other family to visit
Other places to explore
What a time I've had with them
Since they brightened up my door

Played dominoes into the night
Shane never cheated, he was fun
He asked me for my Lily's hand
I said yes, you are one

We climbed the highest mountain
In the Eastern U.S.A.
Walked across the bridge of flowers
Where the Dirty Dancers played

We hiked along the river Broad
Shane and Buddy walked across
Buddy fetched sticks from the water
That the three of us would toss

Last night was the last night
We finished up by playing scrabble
Lily made up several words
Shane looked up all her babble

It's now early in the morning
They're still sleeping 'cross the way
They came, with love, to visit
Get permission, and to play

I gave them my God's blessing
For their marriage that's to be
They'll continue they're adventures
Hand in hand, upon life's sea.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Shimmering Spring

bright
                                                blotched blades
                                                blows of breeze
                                               bouquet of blooms
                                               babble of birdsong
                                                 bustle of bees
                                                  are bounties
                                                  spring based
                                                      blinks

                                     
                                          Spring Ninette Poetry Contest
                                         Sponsored by: Caren Krutsinger
                                            Rhyme zone & syllables PS 
				                   Date: 07-04-2021
Form: Ninette

Premium Member My Destiny

I leave my mountain home with Winter’s thaw
as childlike, I babble.  I'm a stream,
but cutting through the valleys, I grow wide
and draw more power as I gather steam.

I meet my sister tributaries, and
grow deeper, now a river, and I roll!
At time, when Rain pours down, I overflow,
but on I run, course set, with fervent soul!

I'm surging onward to my destiny!
What more for me to crave as I run south
(toward Delta's bosom and my love, the Sea) 
than his consuming kiss upon my mouth?

For Barbara Gorelick's "A River Runs Through It"

And now for the 15 contest of Casarah
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Promises! Promises!

Every four years and it seems that every year in between,
Politicians prey upon the populace venting their usual spleen,
Promising this and promising that, saying they will deliver.
The scatological babble flows like a flooding tidewater river!

Candidates and their pals prowl about the nation to promote,
Anything they think we ought to hear, anything to get our vote!
They vow to build a local dam and provide universal medical care,
Lower the national debt and clean up the polluted air!

They promise they'll never raise taxes, looking us dead in the eye.
We've heard that one before - they'll increase them bye and bye!
When they proclaim, "I have a plan!", we become very suspicious.
They expound on grand schemes - most turn out to be fictitious!

Farmers are assured they'll get top prices for beef, corn and wheat,
While promising consumers they'll pay less for what they eat!
They promise new roads, bridges, schools and such,
But once in office, they seem so remote and out of touch!

Regardless of their party affiliation, politicians are all the same.
When things go awry they all point the accusing finger of blame.
And when at last that exalted office they attain,
Alas, it seems all those promises were made to us in vain!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(© All Rights Reserved)
Form: Rhyme

Day Sounds of the Deaf

Cock-crow for me is the tring of the alarm clock
unheard but felt as it vibrates against the pillow .

Coffee percolator bubbles (and whistles?)
the puffs of steam tantalizingly call for a sip.

(The susurration of the shower screams to be heard)
but the sharp needles against my skin 
is music to me.

(The siren calls to work)- a flurry
 of movement is my cue.

(Motors hum their tune) - soft purring felt 
by experienced touch
proclaim all is well.

Much mime, smiles, lips  contort, form words
some understood, 
a blessing not to hear the babble
of bitching and politicking
behind backs.

Traffic moves silently 
on greased paths,
colored winks and blinks
in control.

Home again, music is on
and I dance to the rhythm
of blinking lights.

Night, and I shut off the lights
And enter the void
devoid of sight 
and 
unheard
sound. 

~20 Jun 2016~

Premium Member Stream of Consciousness

sunlit hues are kaleidoscopic kisses
terrestrial impressions 
testing the waterfall’s eminence, 
of impetus, of its continuous flow
unbroken by striving survival,
unfiltered obstruction
flowing along its perilous path
thoughts, feelings, & reactions
meandering, sipping Adam’s ale

moods unbridle as they manifest,
ellipses elapse, evaporate
lapping reckoning runestones,
monuments reciting otherworldly 
phonetic pebbles babble 
of antediluvian intuition

these stones summer bleached
warn satin smooth
at half-light, titanium white glows,
there, as dusky jewels 
natural caressed water wooshes 
v e 
    r i
      s i 
          m i 
                l a r 
rustling the leaves—insomniacs, 
lift the cyclical immersive mind
rushing, whittling a way
recanting, 

chanting murmurs that calm my soul
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ekphrasis

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