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Premium Member Where is Spring?

Spring's whispers were present in the brisk night
promises of blooms mid summerlike skies
Yet winter's snowy white colors my sight
Could those promises be only her guise?

I long for endless nights to quickly end
though I own no quibble with the white moon
but on Spring and birdsong we do depend;
in this stillness, there is no lovely tune.

Spring does seem very unmindful of time 
nor do  freezing breezes stir her desire
for flowers blooming in sun shining clime
What does one do to light the stubborn fire?

Could it be spring is but choosing to hide,
or is this some version of Spring Untried?

April 3, 2024
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet


I Was KGB

I walked where borders were mere lines,
Invisible ink beneath my strides.
No passport stamped my phantom face—
I was the ghost in every place.

Seventeen tongues danced on my lips,
From Moscow winds to Cairo ships.
I whispered codes in birdsong tones,
And sent the sparrows into zones.
Their wings, my messengers unseen,
Slipped past the guards, unheard, serene.

I wore a thousand crafted masks,
Each one flawless for its task.
A merchant, monk, or soldier’s guise—
Truth drowned beneath a sea of lies.
I played their minds like strings of art,
Each heartbeat mapped, each fear a chart.

Psychic sight, my inner flame,
Saw secrets long before they came.
I bent the steel of what is real—
With just a thought, the earth would feel.
Telekinetic wrath unfurled—
I cracked the skin of this old world.

With just a blink, I moved a tide,
Exposed the whispers nations hide.
Vaults of power? I had the key.
The darkest truths, revealed to me.
I watched as kings in silence bowed,
While empires burned beneath the cloud.

Data, secrets, blood, and shame—
I held them all, and none could name
The face behind the rising storm—
A ghost beyond the human form.
They feared what they would never see.
Who truly knows what knows the KGB?

White Lace Cascades

White lace cascades,
string beads of light
fall from a quiet sky.

There’s a soulful eye-gaze—
not quite seen,
but deeply felt—
as if the night itself is watching,
studying the stars,
navigating galaxies of hope
with nothing but longing for a compass.

Turned out.
Opened up.
Like a Christmas present—
torn,
but radiant.

Laughter and freckles
etched into knowing.
The past,
just a sigh in the wind.
The future—not yet arrived.
It is now.
And that is enough.

Limited time
makes joy ache in a bittersweet way.
So it is only right
to submerge fully
into this sacred world
of breath and birdsong.

They say there are
a hundred billion planets
just in our galaxy—
and two trillion galaxies
still spinning in the dark.
A septillion worlds,
each cold, each silent,
each waiting.

But only this one
wept at sunrise,
wrote sonnets,
whispered I love you in kitchens,
birthed children,
broke hearts,
and kept going.

We—
star-born with nerve endings,
carbon dreaming in the dark—
are the only known thing
that has ever looked up
and asked:
Why?

With war,
and planes torn from the sky,
we forget
the simple, gentle fact
that it is a miracle
we are here at all.

Premium Member A Spring Melody

Awed by the hypnotic sound and melody
of your gold-toned harmony

requested a single flower

as a memento of
your lyrical mysticism

yet, you brought on a tide of bliss
melodious birdsong, peaceful psalms
in an exquisite tangerine blush shade

speckled beauty adorns the stems
dazzlingly, in a blaze of golden splendor
blossom delightfully

lulled by the soothing tunes of hazel tales
shades play gracefully in motion
chase dreams of a faraway rainbow

gold bright throbs pulsating heart of a king
emitting flaming thrums of ariose spring moods.

Written: May 1st, 2023

A Brian Strand Premiere No 1213 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

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 - Spring Fever -

Lost my energy... tired and exhausted in my body
  My longing drives me like a high fever
  Just the thought .... feel a bit lightheaded
  Am I sick - should I see a doctor

  No ... when I think about it ... it's spring fever
  Beautiful spring ... long time to wait after a cold winter
  Gorgeous birdsong in the air ... I have not waited in vain
  Spring snow melts ... Snowdrops, coltsfoot and buds on trees

  Taste of summer I must say. . . my time - so beautiful
  The air is set with colors - and dipped in beautiful fragrances
  I want to plant a little seed in the still cold ground
  later the seed grow into a beautiful flower

  Spring has opened my heart today -
  and I can feel it in my whole body
  Now I want to dance - dance with me






19.02.2014
A-L Andresen :)

Premium Member The Depths

I

The depth of steep, hellish ascent
darkness abides, the peak obscene.
cliffhanger of sweat, the creature bent
attempting to climb, make a dent.
No wind brushes away the hair in her eyes.
She recalls nothing of birdsong or sunrise.
A hunchback of time, minutes pass slowly.
Diamonds glitter, the sun beats boldly.
Like a desert walk the road is parched.
With a sting of bumblebees she marched.

II

Delightful descent of diamondiferous slide.
Easy-peasy pleasant, air-conditioned ride.
Beautiful petals of friends, flutter of wings,
a moon full of stars, the universe sings.
Bare feet, toes polished bright pinks and reds.
Canopied four-posters, wide open beds.
Trees with jade and ruby candies, sweet
to the tongue, as she tells of her wild treat
life, retreat with angel feathers, falling
for her many handsome men, wailing
on her silken sheets as she says so long
to the coddlesome place she knows she belongs.

III

Suddenly the slide falls out, the flames shoot up.
She drinks the potent blood from her chalice cup.
As her fear and anger explode, the fire grows hotter.
The ground like a hurricane ship, teeter-totters. Sinks.

IV

Her twin stands tall, as a snowy white sail;
blue skies, the eyes of God, she hails.
All torment wiped from her brow, she’s strong
She climbed upwards by the narrow way.

V

Don’t take the easy ride. It’s a bottomless pit.
Fly to heights of eagles wings - the depth of eternal lift.

3/13/2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member IT IS TIME FOR TEA

Suspense creeps in with tea and crumpets, dear,
And murder, mayhem, chaos, stirred right in
—Poet Stirring Up Suspense

IT IS TIME FOR TEA

It is time for tea, a giddyup I need.
Water is boiling in the glass pot.
Sublime scent and flavor guaranteed
and great to sip with a story plot.

The warmth of Earl and Lady Grey,
with bergamot or peel of orange-lemon.
So arousing - a nose and tongue touché
as well as the development of dilemma in

my cute mystery novel. The dust cover
shows a striped gray kitten and steaming
cup of peppermint tea.  A Christmas lover,
I sup on crumpets and choice daydreaming.

Whether herbal hibiscus, cherry or chai
in this cockcrow explosion of birdsong,
I live for and long for the climatic high.
My brain fog’s lifted, character’s are strong.

It is an intoxicating concoction, time well spent
to awaken this poet’s muse, cozy in red pajamas.
It is time for tea, the steeping and bent
of a stupendous cup, steaming with sunrise dramas.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member - The Jungle Untamed -

- I wish my name was Jane ... and had a pretty
swimsuit ... (Tarzan yell) - quote by poet

The jungle waited with deep bated breath
silence broken by a pack of howler monkeys
      In truth the jungle is never quiet
Morning sun shines through the leaves of the trees
the air is filled with birdsong
A sleepy sloth with movements
        as a slow motion movie
Everyday routines for an effective new day

Further into the jungle a predator stirs
Muscles undulate under rosette-dotted fur
A slender muscular jaguar moves gracefully
First mission of the day with deadly grace
    The strongest will survive
        the law of the jungle

It rumbles in the treetops
elephants wander through dense foliage
      waving their huge ears- no trumpet sound
        Enigmatic giants in silent march

      The jungle changes at sunset
        don't dare stay here at night

Premium Member Dreamscape

I walk in the forest of dreams;
the colours vibrant, the birdsong 
melodious. The sun warm as it 
twinkles through the rustling leaves. 
Discontentment crushed underfoot. 
It is so beautiful. 

I bathe in a river of love. 
The gentle water lapping 
at the edge of my emotions, 
and trickling refreshingly 
to my heart.  It cleanses me - 
soul deep. I float again. 

I stare at a sky of hope. 
It is clear and blue. 
Its celestial beauty obliterates 
hopelessness as it casts its 
assured confidence on my doubting, 
flailing spirit. It is renewed again. 

I walk in a forest of dreams. 
I live with a dream of hope. 
I swim with creatures of contentment 
and am buoyant on a wave of 
expectancy. God, if you're there 
let this illusion become reality.

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