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This Iz Not the Poem Part Deux

NOW WHIZ THE MOMENT TO PREPARE TO SCRUTINIZE
MY WRITTEN ATTEMPT AND HOPE MY OFFERTORY
DISTINCT FROM OTHER GALS N GUYS.

thankful to enjoy genesis of thoughts
from whence doth spring germ 
of an idea, that either takes root 
(exhibiting potential to live with 
arms strong) when just a tender 

vulnerable shoot (ephemeral as notes 
issuing from a magic flute)
within fifty plus shades of gray matter 
per this fifty plus year ole coot?

This need dull in haste tack 
search for source that gave rise 
per process to enable *****sapiens 
to think doth nag horse sense 
of this poet as he initially digs shallow, 

yet sometimes forced to spelunk 
into crawl space narrow and shallow, 
or shine laser focus into a chasm 
teetering on brink (hunting down 

gamesome elusive dodging catlike whims) 
out pace readied whorled wide net 
to capture alive agile rat fink unseen 
quiet as a mouse notion gives hardy fellow 
(quite a chase) scurrying thru micro
cosmic burrow of Manhattan skyscrapers 

at a blink, said quarry vanishes 
without a trace just as quick mental cogs 
and wheels generated riveting link 
connecting bot sized tinker toys pinging 

within cerebral cortex appearing random 
as nonsequiturs conscious kinks via 
distracting ability to latch onto awesome 
fleeting mindspace inducing minor frustration 
at lack of ability to nab (albeit painlessly) 

zinc shimmering insight cognizant ability 
likened to ode to Grecian urn vase frieze 
depicting ever closely captured thought 
process, cuz lifespan shorter than a wink 
king third eye blind comfortably numb beatle browser.
Form: Ballad


Premium Member Cats Got Yo Tongue- -

 Cats got yo tongue,
	catwalks, runs stalks prowls;
	Meow!
        Catheads catalog catlike people.
	Meow, yet they smell cationic;
	Cats got yo tongue!
	
	
	
        Catlings catmints containments within parsnips;	
	Catnaper catcher of meow winks;
	And does a catfish eat mice;
	Cats got yo tongue!
	
	
	And does a dog walk down a catwalk;
	Does a catbird tweet-tweet...
	And does a catchup ever get behind;
	Do cats wear shoes with their catsuit;
	Does a catboat sink or floats;;
	Catcall the caterer chatter-chatter-
	Cats got yo tongue;
	
MEOW!


8/4/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2019
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Santa Claws

You better not scowl 
You better not be fowl 
You better not wine 
I’m telling you while 
Santa Claws is meowing around 

He snuggles you when you’re sleeping 
She purrs when you’re awake 
He sees all things from high in his perch 
“So, be good for goodness' sake!” 

So, you better pet me 
You better make me purr 
You best be nice to me 
I’m telling you now 
Santa Claws is prowling around  

He paws at you when he’s ignored 
He scratches on the furniture and carpet floors 
He’s got deer mice to pull his pillow for a sled 
He knows if you’re still up in bed 
He’ll lick up     any Christmas cream      left out for him 
And he’ll leave you with the strangest dreams 
He may nibble at Mom’s cookies 
He’ll prance around your presents with absolute feline presence 
He’s been eyeballing the Christmas Tree
Is this a new scratching post for me? 
Perhaps with purrfect catlike canter, 
Santa Claws will leave a present of his own, 
It may be a bit stinky, but it will be from
                                              the bottom of his heart.

                                                         - Meowie Christmas!

Of course, my cat's real name is Satan Claws!

Genesis of Thoughts

Narrow and shallow shining laser focus 
     into chasm while teetering on brink
akin to scurrying thru microcosmic burrow 
     of microscopic Manhattan skyscrapers 
     wink'n nod and blink,

this ace of spades heart (diamond 
     in the rough) poet digs club billy shallow 
     sometimes forced to spelunk 
     thru crawl space chink
     
hunting down gamesome dodging 
     catlike whim elusively outpaced,
yet webbed, whorled wide net 
     nonetheless doth cap cha alive 
     agile adept idealized rat fink,

which unseen quite quiet mouse notion 
     gives hardy fellow run for his money, 
     within scrunched brow mental chase
possibly connected to a preceding pondering 
or appearing randomly 
     viz, non-sequitur conscious kink

     said quarry i.e. whimsical thoughts   
frequently vanish without a trace
     quick as mental cogs and wheels 
     generate snapchatting, riveting, twittering link

process allowing, enabling, and providing 
     albeit easily distracting ability 
     to grasp awesome zinging, lightening, 
     fleeting brainstorm within windswept
     mind space *****sapiens to think
    
shimmering insight cognizant ability 
     likening ode on Grecian urn vase
frieze depicting elusive capture 
     thought process lifespan shorter than a wink

via third eye blind of 
     comfortably numb beatle browed face
to locate source giving rise 
    king inducing minor frustration at inability 
     to nab (albeit painlessly) shimmering zinc

like inception, deception, taking wing
within fifty plus shades swing
and conception of consciousness stir ring
nanobyte size quisling

gray matter housing chromosomal ping 
pong pin balling genes summons King
kong of Leon intrigue, jing
gull ling, where disparate 

     ideas linkedin fling
pollinated neurological network ebbing
and flowing, sans during
writerly blitzkrieg thread ding 
provocative point of pinterest bing

proclimation emancipation pensive predilection
to contrive a means and ways 
to corral mischievous mental minions
who seem to vanish without a trace  

holographic after effect or image evoked
from virtual reality, the latest modality 
to pair dime a dozen stray cats re:
untamed cerebral creatures tempting 
contemplation to occupy hours.

Premium Member This Richer Wine of Green

A lass thus dressed half-brash with gown that touched
The edges of my seeing eye ablush.
This richer wine of green, bedeviled beast —
Yes, all her fault unraveled tongue, my speech.

An inch of time opened the myriad
Of seasons...the best of solar systems —
The creaking door alarming with her eyes.
Divine, this emerald city. I’m lost

Between her thighs (she knows not yet). Those eyes!
Oh lovely catlike eyes - the crescent gems
Beguile this slave. Her gown with chains of green.
Hark all! Look away men...her curls do hiss.

Like a seaman at siren’s call, there’s fear —
But no recall of land nor maiden’s face.
The ghostlike mist of Northern lights, her hem.
I’m stitched just right, a ratchet gear of knees.

12/7/2019
Green Dress Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Julia Ward
10 syllables each line
Most in Iambic Pentameter
Form: Verse


Write To Incite a Fight In Sight

Do I make you feel violent and angry?
If so, convince yourself to be hangry. 
This face is one that’s dumb to punch. 
Your hand would stop in a big crunch. 

Catlike reflexes activate warrior mode. 
Opponent confidence quick to erode. 
Attacking kicks are caught in mid air. 
Then painful leg yanking sure to impair. 

Surprised attacker swallowing a defeat. 
My defensive parry knocks off their feet. 
Please underestimate my deft flexibility. 
To taste my dodge and counter ability. 

Instincts tell if you’re going left or right. 
So before trying there’s a will to write. 
One wrong move is my enemy’s last. 
The punching arm ending up in a cast. 

So before coming at me or another guy. 
Shocking return strikes can quickly fly. 
Remember this rhyme before you try. 
Transforming into a target to my eye. 

I could be wrong and you decide to begin. 
Mistakenly thinking this is a battle to win. 
So find out just like the others guys before. 
Who woke up after a knockout to the floor. 

Wondering what would I do if I was you?
I’d go find something safer instead to do. 
Like listen to more of my rhymes like this. 
Because a visit to the ER is a trip to miss. 

You could read poems like this stuck in bed. 
From taking a path nearly ending up dead. 
No need to feel pain to make yourself cry. 
So make the smart choice and be my ally.
© Adam Segal  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dueler's Thrust

What's the scariest book you ever read?.. Some Stephen King book like "Salem's Lot" or "The Shinning"?

For me its Kate Millett's "Sexual Politics".. Oh, man.. Now THAT will scare you to death if you're female.

I discovered a man, (overheard) at my church, who actually believes his sex a sign of power, and of superiority..

WHY am I so startled? Some childish trust not yet scrubbed off? - Or worse yet some belief, not yet strangled, in a better world?

See, stupid me, I thought this bill had been paid, by sufferance, by real people like Elizabeth Stanton, Carrie Catt and Martin King.. by entire generations who ran through those tangled woods emerging cut and bruised.. if at all.

What is it like for HIM? I see him eying us, his little inferiors who bleed with the moon, with secret, catlike distaste.. regarding female opinions as slightly impure then, with calm, God like grace, granting the form of servant to assume.

Can I, can we, be forced to accept this inheritance? I don't know..

All I know is that this prejudice, so strangely without substance, strikes me like the duelers lucky thrust robing me of attendant rights and wit.. springs that tender trap of doubt in the future and abandons me to stammering.

Premium Member My Brother Richard

Mommy and Daddy drove out to get their new baby n a winter storm
They were on the road for an hour because there was ice on the road.
We did not know if we were getting a brother, a sister, or a puppy.
Grandpa had suggested puppy; we were stuck on this idea actually.

They came home from the hospital on a much nicer day.
Daddy was carrying a baby wrapped in a blue and white blanket.
You have a new baby brother, they told us.
My identical twin and I fought over him at first.

Catlike mewing and whining got to me. I decided she could have him.
He had curls and fat cheeks and said funny things when he turned two.
He was the most amazing wonderful creature in the world then.
At three he was getting into our things and messing up our room.

I was ready to trade him for a puppy, snow cone, barrette or a dime.
At five he got his first bike. At twelve, my twin and I got our first bike.
I said it was not fair,, but he was a “boy”, so our father thought it was.
At nineteen I had a new baby; my brother came over a lot to see her.

At eleven, he loved her – carrying her around, feeding her the bottle.
He rode his bike to my house every day in the summer to see her.
This is when I got to know him and got close to him for the first time.
I recognized his sweetness and his giving nature,
and I was proud he was my brother.
Form: Narrative

Bedeviled By Fatigue

Assumption begot,
     that cumulative generations
     bred tiredness weariness zap
ping ability to remain awake,

     nope even enough energy
     to feign opening maw mouth
     evincing a yap,
and if equipped

     with smartphone app viz whatsapp
would shear lee ask ewe
     if Androids dream of electric sheep,
     but limited options,

     asper talking via two lipped gap
reduce modes to communicate
     keeping shut tight denture
     "FAKE" toothed trap

affixed to gums by (James) bonding agent
     necessitating manual finagling -
     careful NOT to snap
dentures, thus

     leaving garbled speaking
     where gum shunned rattletrap
disallowing articulation,
     enunciation and pronunciation,

     making worthy words
     sound like discombobulated pap
hoping to convey tiredness affliction,
     sans this poe whim, whereby i map

imagining yielding curling (catlike)
    upon ample sized maternal lap
whether gentile,
     or Jewish princess i.e. Jap

pan knees, which above
     quasi Semitic iteration hap
puns tubby what occurred to me
     for no particular rhyme or reason

     hoping ya ponied mental effort
     to breeze thru my sad dulled verse
     with neigh saying horsesense to giddyap
whereupon woebegone

     sleepiness could perk me up -
     if ye could purchase far me a large frap
pa chin oh otherwise
     fate twill point this chap
to Google search how to buck up vitality
     vis a visa deer lee sought app.
Form: Imagism

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