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Premium Member A Tango On the Lake

A Tango on the Lake
When Hooded Grebe are wooing a mate
Magic’s made in tangoes on the lake 
Lovebirds perform synchronised in tune
Bewitched beneath a bedazzling moon.

It’s a wonderful courtship display
Where intricate movements come to play
They rise above swaying cheek to cheek
Afore spinning round in ecstasy.

Stretching their necks as they pirouette 
Head wagging when dancing breast to breast 
In harmonious amorous moves
That show they’re eager and in the groove.

A theatrical exhibition 
Igniting the flame of their mission
Tango danced in ardent fettle
Worthy of winning a gold medal.

It’s inspiring what Hooded Grebe do
In a dance of devotion for two
Lovebirds mysterious alchemy 
Procuring tango naturally.
30th October 2021
Form: Rhyme


The Flight of Tempest Reigned

Upon a glorious night
A burning fire lit upon my unrented spine
Deafened by fleeting sight
I flee the home that never was quite mine

Crushed in garish fight
Within the corridor I dare to flee
Blinded by his might
While all the sad spirits return to me

Oh Tempest, you blow in me hope
Of sorrow more true than any other light
Oh Tempest that guides my departed
To your soul so bright
Rejoining each of us—the broken-hearted 

Upon that vaporous eve
Enclosed in bond beyond mortal grief
Lost to the foggy reef
The fog that so lingers in these glistening eyes
That vapor drew me near
Bedazzling more than the moonlit mirror
To where I see him fly
Twas a heart-reaching place I always fear

Oh Tempest, you blow in me hope
Of sorrow more true than any other light
Oh Tempest that guides my departed
To your soul so bright
Rejoining each of us—the broken-hearted 

Between the beat of my breast
A heart that beats only for him
He slumbers in the clouds
The clouds that pour my poignant prose
Beyond the darkened seas
The wind does carry the scent of his bequest
Within the folding of the storm I cease to rest

Oh Tempest, you blow in me hope
Of sorrow more true than any other light
Oh Tempest that guides my departed
To your soul so bright
Rejoining each of us—the broken-hearted 

To him my sorrows lay 
And fall into the arms of strangers' trembling spine
As light and pain fall gray
Twas there they grayed and blended with the rain
Twas there they grayed and blended with the rain
Twas there they grayed and blended with the rain
Form: Ballad

Shadows Soundless Quotidian Shift

bohemian rhapsody parades
     amidst greensward moored
erupting profusely toward cerulean skies
     ushered with invisible rip cord
this Earthling self assigned to an (elder)
     box office catbird seat - hoard
ding a secluded nook
     upon premises of Highland (highly adored)

Manor Apartments nestled
     within bucolic (cost wise, a ford
double) Schwenksville, Pennsylvania
     (40.2562° N, 75.4638° W) explored,
sans (founded in 1684) 
     pleasantly assaultive stimuli 
     conducted brake upon metaphysical ratiocination,
     where sunshine poured
upon variegated mother nature

     arrangement, viz spectacular
     vernal suite scored
a top ten hit orchestrating
     exquisite (August) May day presentation,
     which mutely roared
bedazzling this sensate
     being overwriting gourd
     fully stocked, when brittle

     winter snowy firmament forced accord,
     asper overlaying habitat
     palimpsest akin to (sic) ward
before an a may zing exuberant poly

     chromatic onset splashed vibrant
     brilliantly colored palette, toward
this captive observer,
     where choral symphony courtesy of flora
and fauna sensational

     encore performance
     (day at the) opera captivated ensured
fixated this tethered primate royally
     impressed and allured
by aural and visual

     regalia fit for a lord
and tailor, while solar orbitz
     directed by Helios,
whose journey across
     deep purple celestial sea deplored
noiselessly casting lengthened shadows
signaling luminous hued dusk
     chariots of fire earthly domed ceiling ablaze
     pearl jam disappearance,
     when daylight blinks adieu

til the morrow, when dawn
     betakes the reins to reign cosmos chose
zing emergent rays announcing
     morning haz broken
     nudging, prodding, rousing from doze
well rested body electric,
     where energy flows
as attested from me noggin glows
nsync, sans panoply
     of soundgarden crescendo propose
zing ideal material sharing circadian rhythm
     thru the time stream yours truly rows.

Two Kinds of Love

In my dreams all I can dream of
Is of you
Your bedazzling eyes
Your perfect smile
How your hair can fall to the side
Yet still look perfect
But I doubt that I was ever once in your dreams
Or once in your mind

When you broke me first.

Sometimes at night
I’ll glance at my phone
Hoping for a message from you
Even a simple hello would do
To know you felt the same about me
The way I do about you
Sometimes I have the desire
To think that you’d look at me
The way I look at you

Could you tell me, where’d you get the nerve?

You bring joy to me
When you choose to notice me
Yet an even stronger feeling
Of sorrow overpowers that joy
As I realize I will never be yours
And you will never been mine

There’s two kinds of love
The kind where both love one another
And the other
Where only one loves
And the other doesn’t feel anything for her
Just as a friend

And even with the world as one
The stars don’t collide
The universe still as large as I can remember
We could never coexist because
You’d never look at me the way you look at her

I can dream for as long as I want
Wishing for a happy ever after
But when the sun rises and the truth sets in
There’s no future for us

You broke me first.
© Roni Al  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Bring On Fall

Bring on September. Sunshine still lingers.
Down from its azure sky,
Sun runs long fingers
over gold fields while sun’s lovers sigh
knowing the affair is ended. Summertime, bye bye.

Bring on October. How cool is its breeze.
Poets sing praises most beautifully
for the bright hues bedazzling trees.
Pumpkins on porches lend festivity
as kids trick-or-treating scurry with glee.

Bring on November. Days now grow cold.
Older now, Autumn is wearing a shawl.
However, before the winter takes hold,
families gather to give thanks for all -
for all God has blessed us with; bring on fall.

Oct. 6, 2018
Used this time for the Autumn Poetry Contest of Francine Roberts


I Netted Mosquito Magic

I Netted Mosquito Magic ™

(near microscopic totally tubular proboscis 
gave one local bummer, a bloody respite this 
summer, hence....aye goot good wry min 
reason tubby a tuneful hummer.) 

No sooner than getting 
     weltanschauung after getting bit 
from female blood-sucking insect,
(which critters actually 
     considered little lord of the flies 
comprise family culicidae)
a most amazing 
     extraordinaire inoculated me 

with short lived surprise talent, 
which got this 
     American male infected 
with three hundred seconds 
     of super human impeccable skill
short-lived feat found 
     body, mind or spirit 
capable to transcend natural

limits of  usual abilities,  
     infusing this ordinary guy 
with an unpredictable
supreme titillating, stupefying, 
     resounding, hair-raising, glorifying, 
fleeting, entertaining, 
     daunting, catapulting, bedazzling, 
amazing stints possessing, 

     thy being from invisible source
thence when expending said 
     burst of tremendous spurt, 
per awesome bout of mental, 
     physical or spiritual bags of tricks 
eclipsing mortal prowess 
     with stratospheric wow 
     fear less factor 

ultimate fatigue found 
     this bloke supine 
and unable to summon forth 
     one iota of strength.

On Reading Bertrand Russell

On Reading Bertrand Russell --
A History of Western Philosophy
copyright date 1945

Trenchant treatise purchased
August 25th, 2020
at Limerick Chapel Book Sale
(in Church gym)
offered old library books
cost 25 cents apiece.

Musty tome
seventy five years out of print
found welcome home
nevertheless mine brown
myopic eyes eagerly roam
affixing knowledge
within fifty plus shades
double fisted size
gray matter with cerebral dome.

Aging long haired pencil necked geek
said storied author I effusively bespeak,
his whose pedantic trademark style
revered analogous to beholding
resplendent riches property
of selfless sheikh.

Impossible mission to describe
intoxicating sensation when
yours truly doth imbibe
superfluous words cannot oversubscribe
most august emotional vibe.

Though agog where euphoria doth alight
each word, sentence, paragraph...
metaphorical tasty bite
read outloud with deliberate delight
(tis akin to kid in candy store)

senses luxuriate across
elapsed millenniums excite
genuine fanciful flight
comfortably numbskull buzzfeeding
until time for goodnight

becoming learned about height
civilizations flourished
food for thought insight
bedazzling mental receptors
as if fingers fondle jadeite

perhaps carved as
chess piece (think) knight
phosphorescence generating light
emanating courtesy enthusiasm
powered thru awesome might

thru simple pleasure reading
me oblivious to approach of night
ever since boyhood reveled within world
printed pages poured splendor
(worth more than fine spun gold) outright
dependable catharsis to ameliorate
most any psychological plight
strong medicine agreeable with

garden variety generic bookworm quite
now if ye will please pardon me
aye venture to experience 
remote contra dancing right
fully ceased going since coronavirus (COVID-19),
if curious just access
https://www.thursdaycontra.com/
virtualDance.html website.

Premium Member Charlie and Caren At the Parade

Charlie and Caren at the Thanksgiving parade
Eyes pop, agog at the wonderous cavalcade
The bedazzling queen
Of the rodeo scene
Wearing crimson of Curiously clashing shades

More Characters come - a mesmerizing mermaid
Her tail, twisted teal on aqua brocade
Long seaweed hair is keen
To adorn with sardines
A Cartoon come to life in a costume home-made

The final platoon's music arrives to invade
With brass horn harmony ringing, perfect pitch played
The high school bands Careen
'Round horses plops o'green
Marching in step to honor turkey day's Crusade.

11/24/18

for Charlie's Cartoon...contest
sponsored by Caren Krutsinger
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Collection

Arm piece;
Piece of glamor;
A bedazzling jewel.

Parade of fancy flesh.
Kind to his eyes.
Soft to his touch.

Mindless merchandise
Fallen breast.
Eyes swollen;
Damaged by
Reckless owner.

Invested in the flesh.
He has stashed away
Yesterday’s
Pleasures
numerically.

Stored
in backroom boxes
Of subfuscous
treasures.
Women
Tucked away
As for yesterday’s booty.
Serves now but as an
Unattractive prize;
Weighed with eyes’.
and lustful hearts.

For her, no fresh start.
Ahh!, but for him
New glitter sachets;
As she parades
In her fine attire.

She has appealed 
to his recent desires.
Maids and maidens’
He added them;
Subtracted, them
From the human collection.

Once attractive royalty,;
No longer appealing.
Pleasures weighed
By false measures.

Determined by a heart, 
“wholly without loyalty”.
whose fault?
I say…
“Her fault totally”.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Fairies In the Eventide

FAIRIES IN THE EVENTIDE

Scented little pillows
filled with little seeds.

A fairy makes quite a fuss,
fingers like dust ~ pulling &

lusting for the aromatherapy.
Like a jeweled mosquito, she won’t let go.

~ I ultimately let her fly ~
Now she’s gained the coveted prize.

“Mmm, ahh,” she says, then sneezes,
flutters away with her lighthearted squeeze.

Pesky little fairies now bother me in the eventide ~
with wings of diamond, emerald, and sapphire.

They twinkle past my eyes, like precious dust,
Bedazzling me, begging me to sew a sachet.

Jealous little gypsies, they are, currying favor,
prodding my gigantic fingers to sew.

I’m quite tired by morning light, and it all seems
an annoying dream, except for lingering stardust.

Kim Rodrigues © 2017

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