Long Bows Poems

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The Great Day

The silence, deafening
As the roar of steel
Came crashing down
Passing dimensions
Colors exploding
The day music came
....without sound

Lies,deception, delusion
All led to one conclusion
We are NOT alone
Laborers rewarded
Slackers thwarted
On the day mind
....encountered throne

It's in the knee
Humanity has been taught
That bows and bends
To fearful thought
Yet the heart, stands
Erect, and fully rejects
That LOVE has His elect
Who were bought
...with a price

Muddled, it's muddled
There's supposed to be a line
Where those who go
Are in judgement of those...left behind

...yet we are here

...all here

...The GREAT DAY

Written by Trudy Schrader on 06-08-2022


Premium Member Kundalini Rising

 The Kundalini Is Rising, now I'm Flying High on Wings Of Wisdom
 Full Power Up On The Chrism,
 Ever-Upward in Fully Blazoned Life
 Fear No Evil, Fear The Regal Like....
 I AM Spirit, I AM Alive
 I AM Soul Divinus, One with the Sacred Fire
 Deathless by the Knowledge, Breathless by the Flight
 Wielding Staffs and Grails of Light,
 One and Beyond I AM Eternal
 Boundless by The Force, Boundless, Supernal
 Slinging Mights Of Courage, Stone Bold like David
 Never Jaded, Wielding Long Bows like Hayk Nahapet
 Solar Gleamin like a Scion of the Great Spirit
 The Vibes Jive On Exquisite,
 Legend Born by the Alchemy
 Chasing Diadems for the Masterpiece,
 Full Ascent Into the Heart Of Israel
 The Land Of Milk and Honey and Citadels,
 Ever-Luminous, The Sacred is Rising
 Ever-Thriving,
 Abode the Heavens, The Stars Align
 Seven Doors To Paradise
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Dream Date

I hope it isn't asking for too much
When I envision a dream date
In the form of a romantic dinner
With a well behaved chap,
Who will be able to respect me;
From the facets that make me up
To the flaws that decorate my personality;
And who will not be bent up
On seeking in me, a girl his mother
Wishes me to be!

I hope it isn't asking for too much
To be holding hands and gazing at the stars
With someone who will be able to love me
For who I am just as I will be loving him
For who he is without changing anything in him!

Yet, he will have to be someone who will be
Ready to follow me from time to time
In those areas which I would know best
And even understand my apprehensions
If I sometimes refuse to follow him
And do things his way!

The most important part of it
Would have to be that my dream date
Accepts, acknowledges and even bows down
To the fact that I am a maiden completely lost
In love with my God and that He remains the one
Destination to which I am headed to after my death
Even if my dream date will be giving me a side
In this frivolous world!

I hope my dream date does not remain a mere whim,
A fantasy, a figment of the imagination,
But it is said that every shoe must be paired
With another, 
So I try to enjoy hopping meanwhile
While waiting for my pair to be able to start walking!

Premium Member Santa Claws - For Contest

Santa “Claws”

it was bitterly cold
the tree lot that night
as I loaded our tree
tied it up really tight
drove through wet streets
the windblown fresh flurries
past the slow moving cars
in this season that hurries
pulled into the driveway
to the family’s applause
a much muted version
of that for the “Clause”
Carried the tree in
cut all the twine
stood it up straight
to let it unwind
mixed up a warming
egg nog with some rum
never expecting
what was to come
A shreik and a scurry
a “Dad – Come here Quick!!”
it seemed that the tree’d
played a horrible trick
something was moving
emitting low growl
each time it moved
the children would howl
seems that the heat
the light of our home
awakened the beast
caused it to moan
climbed amid branches
sticky thick sap
upset we had woke it
from its cold winter’s nap
and so there we waited
with baskets and net
and towels in case
it came out all wet
As slowly the growl
softened to a mew
two eyes peeking out
on surroundings quite new


The children all gasped
as it fell from the tree
rolled in a ball
out on to the floor
sprang to its feet
took off in a blur
jumped into the box
with the bulbs and the tinsel
bellowed the song
a high pitched old minstrel
tangled in wires
covered in bows
two greenish eyes
one little pink nose
four little paws
in a “What the heck” pose.
So shake out your trees
for this story is written
of how we brought home
our first Christmas Kitten.




11/13/2015

submitted to – Cats and Christmas Trees – Poetry Contest
sponsor – Mary Oliver Rotman
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nebulous Streams Clouding My Brain

Nebulous streams, clouding my brain
     hoping my thoughts will fall like rain.
Thunder and lightning mix the brew
     stirring the words soon to break thru.

Pressure builds up, clouds turn dark gray
     swirling and twirling, find their way,
freeing the weight of thoughts that flow
     down from the clouds to grow below.

Falling to weave creative streams
     nourishing thoughts into word dreams,
forming soon a landscape divine...
     rainbow of poems that are mine.


Sandra M. Haight

~1st Place~
Premiere Contest: What Was I Thinking?
Sponsor: Daniel Turner
Rules: Choose one line from sponsor's poem below
           and write a poem.  I chose his first line.
Judged: 12/19/2016


Between The Lines,  by Daniel Turner

Nebulous streams, clouding my brain
Vapor trail dreams, from paper airplanes
Cherry red glow, watch with no chain
Ribbons and bows, tied to the flames

Anchors on strings, hanging from sails
Bells that don't ring, throw down the pail
Falling through cracks, greased by the sale
Hearts made of wax, sent through the mail

Waterfall wishes on stars with no swings
Broken blue dishes stuck to the king
Photos with glitches on invisible wings
Temptation itches on all living things
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Immersion

The fog lay muffling the greenery gray.
Weighing down the atmosphere, sentient sorrowing,
with the benevolent masking intent 
of Gaia’s heart.

Dampening, the forceful sound;
the torrent of the Mothers tears;
battering only the granite walls of her womb.
The indistinct tone hid a multiplicity of sin
both visual and auditory, keening.

The cloak covered a miasma 
of valley-trapped pollution, 
engulfing the optical plane;
creating a haven of rampant peacefulness.

Life immersed in the cleansing, the sorrow, the joy
of the universal gift bows in adulation 
of the effluent and affluent beauty 
absorbing the storms C tonal ring.

Premium Member Spanish Dancing

Rumbling in my mind
The song of Arleen Hurtado
Trying to get into a Spanish mood
As I gaze at the flamingo dancer,
Dressed in black flaming wide dress.

Hear her castanets, clicking in rhythm
To the background of classical guitars
And the occasional shouts of Ole`.

Yes I can see her, steel soled shoes 
Tapping on sturdy wood. She twirls, 
Her dress inflated in a sensual dance,
Until she enters in a  tocatta festiva.
Silently she taps as she lifts her dress,
Slowly revealing her beautiful legs,
And down again to recommence her twirl.

The audience go mad in applause.
She merely bows and retires to her room.
I’m there waiting for her.

Premium Member Nascent Chance

the random residue of sunken shadows

retrieves an image of the light gone by

an effigy ashen faced and smouldering

glows tenderly upon the silhouette of time


yet another curve ball of molten assertion

distorts impressions on the transient mold

pinnacles opine to differ from ground zero

tapestries’ memories fragment figments

of imagination attempt to reassemble

the waning half-moon of false composure


serrated edges compress to bursting point

the vigil at closed gates of no return

defended by cross bows skulls targets

missed opportunities and flightless arrows

in anticipation of another haunted day


when sleep refrains from comfort

night stallions call for spurs and whip

a rodeo of mental injuries displays

with comfortless numbed precipitation 

the viscous sweat of solutions out of reign


yet she gathers remnants of an outline

a contour of sanity clothed in disguise

puts another log on her ice-cold fire

sheds a frozen tear on course to exposition

grasps a tinder olive branch of feeble hope

decides to die at last and wishes to forget


01st August 2021

Premium Member Bull's Eye

He neared the crest of the mountain and shouldered his bows and his arrows

They were heavy and laden with lead at times right were the feathers should be

Cap in one hand imprinted with ‘Just do it’ he approached all rapprochement 

Trainers fastened on shoe strings of bewilderment the marks man held firm

Spread his legs for firm rooting and visualized wings prepared for the range


It was a fine day calm and serene the heat had cooled and the breeze had abated

Once firm in position he steadied his breathing prepared for the imminent task

The shafts were marked Past some Present or Future unbeknown which was what

They had been carefully labelled with memories contemplation and dreams

‘Let’s start wayward farer’ the shooter followed the first arrow with vigour


It landed far off the target in a wheelbarrow positioned to collect the spears

Practice may not make perfect in one straight line and the sportsman proceeded

Veered to the left and the right overshooting and crashing away from his aim

The competition was only against himself and his own aberrations and failure

Taught him about life nowhere close to bull’s eye and he got better at trying 


He bowed to imaginary audiences gathered his gear and discarded his pride

Imperfection is a useful life coach and it improves resilience as an aim in itself

Brings patience and mindfulness and opens eyes away from constricting circles


05th March 2019

I Will Watch the Sunrise and the Moon Set

I will watch the sunrise and the moon set
I will taste oysters and reap mint
I will harvest vegetables from the farm stand

I will live as an orphan adopted
finding joy in rain and in snow

I will walk on many often peat-ed paths

my paths are dune bound
and stretch to a salted dark pea green sea
The songs of gulls and osprey decorate the sky
inner ear re-peating long after they are flown

I tiptoe where the plovers nest

challenges come 
 seem insurmountable
 and then flow away ....on the trivial tides

My heart is broken today
Tomorrow 
I will learn to worry only when asleep 
I will ask humbly 
for acceptance of the hard and cold .......like those 4 nails

embrace the bloom...but adore the fall

When the sun sets early 
I will adjust my internal organs
wooing them 
 I will rejoice more having understood darkness's seasonal game

So when spring next year kisses me full on my pale waning lips
driving me closer to the close of my life

I remember that you loved me
I will remember that I loved you

I will not argue that we are not together
I will not rage against the almighty machine behind 
the soft flowing velvet curtain
 
I will not ask
why I can't have everything I want!

Before
 beautiful heartbreak was dark chocolate's
 burning bitterness 
fraught with the bows and ties 
flaming storms of mental confusion and conflagrations of desire

I no longer hold onto loss

You will die and there's nothing I can do about it
I will keep walking down these -bike tire and flip flop rutted paths
scanning the horizon for boardwalks ...that stretch out into the sea

What a gift it is to walk out deep past the cresting wave breaks  
Without fear
Without sorrow
Without regret

Trusting the current to take me gently... insistently into the bliss

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