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Premium Member Joyful and Janky

JOYFUL and JANKY

         Bay of Bengal swells, bubbles to boast
         of huge tidal waves to dash, thrash, on coast.
          Amazing enchanting trip to Thailand.
          Exciting venture of sail on speed boat.

        Patayia, Bangkok, Phuket we covered.
        Peerless treasures of Ocean were observed.
        Submarine voyage was just wonderful.
        Astonishing sea-view was discovered.

        A glamorous gorgeous performance,
        Fantastic show of Thailand chanced to glance.
        Watched wild animals to walk free in park,
        Gigantic big seal stood on tail to dance.

         All along nice stay in five- star hotel.
         Last day occurrence was janky to tell.
         Travel agent arranged horrible meal
          on dirty road side: ‘A Terrible tale.’
    
 10/17/ 16
               Your Last Janky Experience by Tanis Troutman
Form: Rubaiyat


The End of the Road

( Subtitle : Let the road end, let love linger )

Grapes and grandeur in the pink sun
We shared for our pleasure
The frost and fervor that we spun
Looked beyond erasure

Love and hate are too much ingrained
I know, in our apples 
As the maples dropped off in pain
Paled the passion purple

How come our bubbles got so sick 
Was our love just a lust
Or else how the wall grew so quick 
Billowing mean distrust 

Okay, let the wedded road end
Let us remain just friends
You go your way and me mine bend
With shared rains in our veins

Time releases both stink and scent
Dahlias we did love
Will wear off too the discontent  
Clouds of love float above 
  
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6 January 2017/Rhyme Scheme : abab
Syllable count : 8-6-8-6/Contest sponsor :
Nicola Byrne
Form: Quatrain

Mavity threw the apple


What if the apple was thrown
What if gravity is sideways
All my doctors were who’s
What if we all have our own bubbles of gravity
I mean I don’t 
Join the lunch line
correctly auto
My words a flocking
Mobile over a crib
Is it just me that sees that
No down just out
Where does it start
Is gravity too close gravy
Tea for witch two
Bull looks performance
Took my breadth a
Weigh your options
Take your thyme
Orange is the rind
Let’s call them yellows 
Apples could be bruises
Bananas long yellow
Lemmings short yellow
We shorten hello to h
By the second l I may kill
Ewe there are you looking at my
Use space like a room for my ings 
I mean technically it is a theory
I am not saying there isn’t 
but are you s
—————-u 
—————-r
—————-e before the next step
Did you know if you rotate a shark 3 times it renders it
unconscious 

C’mon Tik Ewe tube
Just heard the cows in the
Field has felt and fell following friend and fiend
It was my turn to be it
April hurt her eye now we are in
I sea you

I myself just me
but inside the air is more than
three

Premium Member The blind end and more

                                                            Years have passed
                                                         Autumns and springs
                                                         Have come and gone
                                                          The days are longer
                                                            Nights are deeper
                                                               Dawn is early
                                                           Odors are subdued
                                                           Imbued in idleness
                                                             Sad for nothing
                                                            With vacant gaze
                                                            And empty heart
                                                      Traveling in my thoughts
                                                     Searching the new shores 
                                                      Waiting for the unknown

                                                        The leaves are intact
                                                          Blooms are bright
                                                           The supple mind
                                                       Vibrates and bubbles
                                                        I am more of myself
                                                          Tasks are missing
                                                             Goals are lost
                                                           Dressing in style 
                                                         But nowhere to go
                                                   All turned in to memories 
                                                     Time turned in to wine
                                                        But the glass is dry
                                                          Is it a blind end?
                                                  Or the more is yet to come?

Premium Member Ornaments On London Streets

Giant ornaments like tumbleweeds, like eye popping bubbles, boisterously released in London streets. Like giant lightweight bowling balls that cavort out of their lanes. The breeze plays volleyball, indeterminate who’s winning. The kids’ winning for sure. Follow the bouncing baubles, unravelling revelation of holiday spirit. Celebration in the streets off to a fa-la-la start.

If this was an episodic Doctor Who, those orbs would mean trouble’s steamrolling in. The tardis’ on high alert. It’s always London! The doctor’s enigmatic scrutiny of exploding rounds and Santas showing up. They’ve weapons too. Watch out! Don’t worry! The Doctor will save you.

11/3/2022
Form: Narrative


Premium Member Shape of Water

liquid water has no shape of its own
in a cup, it's a cup
in a spoon it's a spoon
but it ripples with delight when prodded
or gets tickled with a drop or drip.
the wind caresses it into waves
sustainable till dashed on shore
with splash and spray, bubbles and foam,
drawn back to amorphous ooze
content to remained constrained 
and contained, happily within

But water vapor has shape 
puffed into clouds aloft 
aloof in the sky

and wispy steam wafts, fluffs and spirals in air
like waving gossamer threads

and of course there is snow and ice
which have shapes of their own.
touch them and you know it's water in pain
wanting in agony to be 
shapeless

Benjamin the Bear

In the whimsical woods where the wind whirls wild, 
Lived Benjamin the Bear, a creature quite mild. 
With a belly that bounced as he waddled through trees, 
He was a bundle of joy, blowing bubbles with ease.

His fur, a brown blanket, thick and lustrously lush, 
Rustled in rhythm as he'd saunter through the hush. 
With a snout that sniffed out sweet honey from thorns, 
He dancingly dodged the prickly prongs.

Benjamin, the bemused, beheld the beauty, 
Of dewdrops that decorated each leaf, each lily. 
He'd gaze at the gazelles, gracefully grazing, 
And giggle at the geese, in V-formation amazing.

The forest echoed with his boisterous laughter,
As he tried to teach the trout to sing after. 
With a chuckle deep and a chortle clear, 
He was the jolly jest of the forest, dear.

In the heart of the humble, he held a honeycomb, 
A symbol of sweetness, in his pawed palm, it roamed. 
The bees buzzed by, in a bumbling ballet, 
Around Benjamin, their benevolent ballet.

The squirrels would scurry, to see the spectacle, 
Of the bear who wore a smile so detectable. 
For in his eyes, a sparkle of mirth, 
A testament to the joy he brought to the earth.

The trees whispered tales of the bear so benign, 
Whose life was a litany of laughter, divine. 
In the glow of the golden sun's gentle sway, 
Benjamin's spirit was sunshine and play.

So, remember dear friend, when you're feeling blue, 
The bear with a heart as vast as the dew. 
For in nature's embrace, where the wild things meet, 
Lies a humor as sweet as the honey's treat.

Premium Member First Two In the Poetic Books

Wolves were wandering all alone 
At home 
On a Sunday AM morning 
Goodies empty in their storing 
Feeling pretty dandy 
But there was this craving for candy 
Calling to deliver toffee 
Thinking it would be grand with tea or coffee 
Having a bout that is diagnosed as the blues 
Everton thought this visit would be easy and cool 
Dressing the part to be a muse 
Everton arrived at the Wolverhampton field 
Ready to honor the business deal 
Before they decided to rest 
A foul was committed wanting a confess 
Goal awarded after the arrest 
Penalty shot scored due to contacting play was a mess 
When they returned from the break
Another toffee the Wolves did take 
Followed by one more 
No need to buy any toffee inside the convenience store 
Three nil was how it ended 
Table jumping wolves worthy to be commended 
Aston’s property now must be defended 
Royals from the Eagle state 
Made a date 
With Aston to tell him ‘wait’ 
“You have not gone under 
Buzzing west hams could still blunder” 
“Do you have a plan you’re royal highness?” 
Aston Asked with kindness 
“I will give you two 
The rest is up to you” 
King Glazier did explain 
About Aston keeping his villa in the high profile game 
Three points appeared 
Creeping closer claret and blue army got near 
Being told nothing to fear 
Blowing bubbles 
Seeing no trouble 
West Hammy United buzz was all secure 
But are they sure 
One could be shown the door?
Form: Rhyme

An Exercise In Foosillity

I do not need a cup of tea.
I do not need you're sympathy.
I don't need you to be obtuse.
I just need a cup of Seuss.

The nib, the nub the flub a dub.
A ring of truth in the dirty tub.
How many squubbles can it squish?
How many bubbles can it swish?

The Freckle Heckle Farkle Foos.
Escaped the zoo and now is loose.
They've contacted inspecter Kleuss.
And asked for help from Dr. Seuss.

There seems to be no rhyme or reason
For there seems to be no crime or treason. 
But when the slime leaks from the sneez'n.
Sadly, it's just that time of season.
So when your brain goes down the drain.

And there seems that there's just no refrain.
Just blow your nose to ease the pain.
But not your mind so that you stay sane.

Note: It seems I am up to my old ignorant bliss and didn't read what I shouldn't miss. So this won't be entered in the contest. So I offer it now just for jest. :)

Written April 10, 2017
Form: Rhyme

One Last Sigh

I brushed the fabric black fields
 of heaven, ripping, a sliver of time
 flashed lightning and unveiled
 the universe speaking in one voice 

With numbing relief I softly run
 my fingers cross the firmament
 feeling moments ripple in tune
 with the song ringing in my bones 

I sing with agony and pain
 my only voice, I breathe in
 bubbles of pure white light
 but gasp with a tongue of hope
 conversing in unspoken history 

I can now carelessly stroll
 cutting a swath through sheer will,
 across memories rhymed to repeat
 I softly tread filling my spirit
 with the elation of joy and love 

In memory ...

I look back at my footprints
 wondering at the million moments
 that will vanish on my last sigh
 magnetic I gravitate to eternity 

And now hands cross my face
 as a second counted milli’s,
 final gasps are heard in sleep
 moaning in tune with the ache 

Underneath tomorrow lays forever
 trilling for my return to the fold
 and collecting stars in my basket
 I make stardust as your eyes stroll 

My darlings,

You cannot follow
 where I have to go
 I love you into forever
 it will always be so 

With the standing greys
 my spirit will shortly fly to rest
 to see the face of the most holy
 I will rest on a white doves breast 

I am tired, so tired, I unravel undone
 tumbling on forwards
 paper fibrils flutter
 I've now felt rapture in release, 

I am numb and broken in body
 falling forever into the night
 my eyes are always blurred
 as the dawn mourns its sight 

reaching out of the dark of the vale
 I will find my place in God’s Grace
 under relief an earthquake will shake
 I already miss your gorgeous face

with a last sigh I am unlaced ...

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