Long Cal Poems

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Spiccato-Bo-Cal

Artist Verious
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Fluttering Tougne
Concerto, Concerto, Concerto


Me buscas para ser tu
quieres mi amor
pero estás en
el camino
ya no me recuerdas
la soledad
es un asunto triste
no puedo esperar
a estar
contigo
de nuevo

Anata wa watashi o anata no mono ni ai to watashi no ai o motomete iru demo anata wa tabi ni dete iru mo watashi no koto o oboeteinai no? Kodoku wa kanashi mono mata anata to issho ni i rareru no ga machikirenai

í, día de gira
no teníamos miedo
ahora necesitamos tiempo
para escapar
mientras nos dejamos llevar por nuestros
recuerdos
de odas a la alegría y las lágrimas
degustando vinos preciados
de nuestros primeros años
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Pahrump, pahrump, pahrump
water from the rock
water from the rock
water from the rock
e t'aime
Je t'aime vraiment
Quand vas-tu dire
Tout va bien
Tout va bien
Tout va bien maintenant
Continue comme ça
Continue comme ça
Tout va bien
Oh bébé
Tout va bien maintenant
Form: Ballad


Premium Member Low Cal Menu

A beautiful chicken sandwich
That came from Chick-fil a
I wished I'd fixed a Manwich
That bought sandwich was horrible~ aye
I wish at Chick-fil-a I had let it stay

The chicken breast looked dire
As if cooked on a filthy grill
'Twould make my cooking look higher
Almost chef inspired with frills

It was dry and tasteless
Oh! My! I couldn't eat much 'twas wasteless

The bread had an scent
It wasn't skunk or mold, 
On eating it I was not bent
If I could be so bold

And that Lettuce, a disgrace
I now understand why 
It was on the low cal menu place
None could eat more than few bites sigh

If bought, their appetite would definitely go
I will never as long as memory holds
Order another one from there ~so
This story I bravely tell you bold....

I have ordered other items from there and they were edible so I would get something else there is everyone wanted Chick-Fil-A.
Form: Other

Premium Member Naive Lou and Clueless Cal

Naïve Lou
has no clue
about boys
and their toys.
She feels sure
she can lure
Cal away
ANY day
from old cars,
gaming wars,
casinos.
She just knows
he’ll prefer 
time with her!

Lou’s his gal.
Clueless Cal 
thinks she’ll be
frequently
there for him—
at his whim.
Facebook time 
will decline.
Girls’ nights out
will, no doubt,
not be ceased,
but decreased!

 *******
Should they wed
or instead
say “Good-bye”
with a sigh?

  ******

Well, these two
said, “I do”
years ago.
Blessings flow.
Compromise
shows how wise 
they have grown.
Each has shown
due respect,
no neglect.

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September 8, 2020
entered in the Threes, Please Poetry Contest     placed 2nd
Sponsor: Beth Evans

October 1, 2020
entered in the Completely Your Choice (20) Contest
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Brother Cal

We were 19 months apart, and it was clear to me
From the start that he was dutiful to remind me
That he was the older and I best bowed to him
And his every command or there would be trouble.
He picked fights for which our dad disciplined us both.
I never understood why dad didn't bother checking to see                          who was right or wrong. So I was always left confused about fairness.
Anyway, we grew up and went our separate ways.
He passed away at 58, and I never got to know what it
Would have been like if the two of us had grown old together.
It is clear to all our family that he was a troubled soul, but there
Are two things about our relationship that I dearly miss.
I found him to be very generous toward me which I believe
Grew out of his strong faith in me. He did not care for what
I believed in as much as that I deeply believed in it. He never told me, 
But I knew he was proud of me and my work. He also shared with me
His joy of seeing others of his friends succeed. Those are not qualities  
seen every day, but I was blessed to see them in Cal many years ago. 

070120PSCtest, In Loving Memory, Regina Riddle. 6P

Premium Member Ode To Silent Cal Coolidge

They called him 'Silent Cal'
  He didn't say very much at all
President about 100 years ago
  Seems like longer than that now, though

Guests at White House Parties
  Waxed eloquent in line and verse
While Cal Coolidge sat there nervous
  His responses tense and terse

On campaign barnstorming trains
  Reporters engaged him in vain
One told Coolidge he'd bet a bottle of booze ~
  He could get Cal to say three or more words 
    ~ The President smirked, "You lose."

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In today's age of frenetic bloviation
  When media excesses choke inspiration
We can better appreciate Silent Cal Coolidge
  Who rarely said anything ~ let alone foolish


                   February 18, 2020
   Ode to a President or Politician or... Contest
          Sponsor: Sheri Fresonke Harper
Form: Ode


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