Long Channelling Poems

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Gabriel

(A lone voice whispers)

I always used to wonder
Where do Robins go to sleep

Then one dark night 
Within a deep all-consuming lucid dream

At approximately one o'clock

A beautiful deity appeared out of the mist

Wearing a blue and white coat

Holding a Lily and a shining lantern

Across its shoulder, a golden trumpet and a branch from Paradise

On its golden belt 
Hung a scepter and a silver scroll

As it strolled towards me

Within my illustrious sleeping streams

A strange palace of darkness

Where no birds 
Flew or squawked

Its mysterious ever watchful eyes

Held me firmly transfixed
Like an ethereal heavenly hawk

Its bright white orbs 
Swallowed me whole

As it whispered words
I'll remember 
Until I'm old

Within the light of day, 
We appear

Your beloved and even I

To watch over and visit you

To see and follow all that you do

When we, the blessed few

Waiting in the new spectacular bright white lights

In the glorious cathedrals of Atmos, shadowy arches

Cross over 
When allowed a brief time

Before we are eventually 
Reunited in a new form

To rejoice in hymn
Within your All Highs 
Divine Church

Depending upon 
The faith of your choice

To visit those we still 
Love

To leave a sign or sing 
A sonnet

Happily with echoes of our new voice as we too mourn 

Then in here 
At darkness

In 
The Great In-Between 

A place you all visit 
Whenever you fall asleep

In deep dreams, 
We always appear

For real spiritual shapeshifters
Like us

Never really sleep

We just transform into Robins

Through a supernatural technique

For sometimes they are merely vessels
We use

Just one of our everlasting souls keeps

So if you see one 
And it sings

Looking straight at you
Remember this

It's just a beloved loved one

Maybe even me 
Archangel Gabriel

Channelling 
Through

And with that beautiful closing line

It disappeared quietly
Back into the receding winds that whined

Of the Hidden Divine

And when I awoke at eight,
I'm sure it met me

Sat on my old garden's wooden gate

My beautiful friend
Who loves to sit on the washing line

Whispering and singing
Hello

Sending shivers and tingling

Shooting
As I remember that dream

All the way
Up and down 

My sinuous 
spine 

(C) 
Copyright John Duffy
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member In Celebrating Marriage and Love--

Looming bells;
Celebrating marriage and love
Channelling flowers;
Overlooking for the bride;
From a distant you can smell her;
Aromatic like oracle flowers;
She walks softly and quietly;
Celebrating marriage and love
Flowers surround and hang surrounds them;
Bride to be and her groom;
Standing in a row the bride-man/groom alongside him his best man;
Flowers fold outside wedding blossoms claps;
Father of the bride sheds tears,
Celebrating marriage and love
He stumbles yet says something blew in his eyes;
As the organist plays here comes the bride...


8/13/19
written by James Edward Lee Sr.©2019

Premium Member Quieted Heart-

By those virtues deposited in my heart;
Amiss those tandem brutal deleted parts;
Memories of prior judgment sinner wrath;
Presently mourners rants when will healing start;

Remorseful and enlighten yet still I'm sad;
There is a virus sin driven this not right;
Urban bound humanity stillborn so mad;
Now so death is total separation blight;

We are forged wrap hinged boxed up engaged and caged;
Deserting yet self-servicing beyond sight;
Where's our divine Savior now is He nearby?
How's that both the moon and sun shines at night;

I offer up my mind and spirit as bait?
Where's hearts delight be it now my soul excites?
The Lion and the Lamb view the Canary.
All with the Robins, Sparrows and Doves recite.

I'm tweeting chirping heart's delight through the cage.
Flocking unfurl feathers moving to ignite?
Demon's drool while being a concreted fool.
I was smiling during the darkness. I see daylight.

All of the flesh of my spirit so unfolds,
I am further delighted in the twilight.
As my head evolves, my soul has spirit wings.
Rises above the height of the heathen burn.

I have broken out of my well-deserved cage.
Out from the darkness now within my eyesight.
Spiritual brights of reflective rainbows.
I am channelling passages virtues holy white.

I'm given freed at last now out of my cage.
Open up to the living God for insight.
Fortunate am I now that I am now so there.
My spiritual birth now lit in candlelight.



6/20/20
WRITTEN WORDS BY James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Form: Qasida

Premium Member Poems are the Heartbeats of the Soul

People, we are the pulsing heartbeats,
Pumping life through this world's veins.
Our words, the rhythmic thrums,
Echoing through endless plains.

Poems, they are the arteries of connection,
Channelling thoughts from mind to mind.
Conversations, the capillaries of communion, 
Weaving bonds that intertwine.

Life, it's the ever-flowing river,
Carving paths through rocky terrain.
Concerns, the rapids that threaten to sever,
Tossing us, testing our will to regain.

But communication, ah, that's the lifeblood,
Coursing through, keeping us alive.
It's the oxygen that our spirits so crave,
The sustenance that helps us thrive.

So let your poems be the heartbeat's cadence,
Syncing with others at the perfect time.
Let your words be the arteries of compassion,
Bridging the gaps, making connections sublime.

For in this tapestry of life's conversations,
We are the threads, interwoven as one.
Each voice, each thought, a vital pulsation,
Keeping this grand symphony forever begun.

People, we are the heartbeats of existence,
Poems, the very blood that gives us form.
Let's flow together, in perfect persistence,
Weathering life's every storm.

Premium Member Media-mediums-and-mights '

Twenty twenty oh...The virtue and trite.' Sky
ABC..9 and 7 all channelling, smiles bright similar to those fixed on cadavers? A sign of past times. Yet like a bell without chimes, and the adverts for free burgers mate they were also free.' Have snack be a
Hero.' Maybe you'll get world status..Maybe? Appealling to our best was
The worst they could due.' Meanwhile orders from switzerland..Well they were in train too.' Just not being announced although long arrived.' That come twenty twenty three would make it a test for some  to survive..yet back to the ( tickers ) on the
Bottom of TV screens the posturing the 
sense of ' International co-hession' how
Would our Aussie be seen.? Andrew Bolt he was a bold one Ben Fordham and more
I didn't hear much on Lawsy..Then we lost
Him for sure.' Mark Hobart a honest Doctor
And others of note, took the hits raised theirconcerns and Did Nick Patterson get some flack.. Now the heros are visible
At home and worldwide Novac of the
Tennis court.' Though they locked him inside.' Then the emails got opened and
The planes came into land.' Agenda twenty
Thirty..And primarily aimed at our land.' You see we were..We were.' The beacon they had to put out..' a good living free
Nation ' the world aspired to our ethos' without a doubt.' And we being far enough away ( could be a seeding ground?) A place of reason and re-grouping for when
They brought the curtains down.. Now bloody wake up Australia.' Get out on the streets, get to the tent citys get your people
Back on their feet.' You should listen to Bosi.' Though he's not right on everything
And Scottys another.' Hey just give them a
Ring.' Get into your ANZAC.' and humanity
Again.' You will find there the anti-dote
For this clearly induced pain.'


Premium Member If anything

If anything 

I see them each morning 
standing by her statue 
at the roundabout,
Pensive, deep in prayer, 
reflective,
perhaps seeking solace
I don’t know!

Maybe searching for forgiveness 
trying to make a connection 
with their loved ones,
using her image as mediation,
I honestly don’t know!

Could be channelling messages 
of love, praise, loss,
or something completely 
different, 
I really don’t know!

I drove past again today 
not a sinner was there
no one deep in prayer,  

Thin Lizzy’s
#Waiting for an alibi#
came on my car radio,
For a split second (if anything)
it all made sense, 
and I did know!

I took note of the time and 
date,
and went on my way!

'And How Does That Make You Feel?'

The pages meet my fingertips again
Tenderly guiding the ink, as if it were rotten bile
Channelling all away

To minimal change of my world
The illusory script does not function
To the disappointment of myself and the happiness of others
And again to my bewilderment.
The room spins even though.

A dumb look washes over my face or it must have
Reality pixelates and I feel a weight at the side of my head
Up and down it nods as if opening up the plates
Ripping apart the fabrics with a sickening tear
One that plays a sweet discordant melody,

I grip the fruit infront of me
It secretes black ink that stains all,
Faux grass in between the toes, infront of a square sunset
Smothered in a blue lens,

Chunks of stuck food appear in the line of sight
Punches and stabs and what feels like betrayal
Too many words entered the ear
Removing the eye of the hurricane I float in
Drawing it back in where it does not exist
Impossible but the best course of action anyway

Deserved, echoing throughout
Truth mixes with it, alkaline
Yet still only serving to increase my pain.
The swirling parts ever so slightly in my mind
As the mantra repeats.
Not more than they say,
The glass ceiling never being broken.
Be kinder. Be more assertive.

Orders taken and meals thrown
Up into the mind the storm halts.
And the pen glides still,
Soul, guts and heart,
Empty and raw.

A Most Talented Fellow

He played the cello with such finesse
Clutching his instrument tight to his chest

As if he was channelling his very own heartbeat
    In every stroke ~ in every note 

Investing so much with each lift of his bow
His flamboyant gestures mesmerised me so

An artiste creating a masterpiece
   Tantalising 
      Teasing
         Tempting
            Tormenting

For he was ~ he became that cello
For he was ~ a most talented fellow

Any inhibitions gone
   his soul immersed in every song

On reaching the finale
    this man was truly spent
       his outstanding performance 
          was surely heaven sent… 

Written 8th October 2019 

3rd PLACE
Contest STRAND SPECIAL 8
Sponsor Brian Strand

I wrote this after attending a most wonderfully uplifting performance by the World renowned Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, who performed at the Royal Albert Hall, London.  This poem was inspired by their principal cello player, who put his heart and soul into every note he played!
Form: Rhyme

Less Often Than Once

Life has been given me 
more times than truth would dare,
Death has passed by 
less often than once.
You say symmetry, symmetry 
prevails around here!
I beg to differ, 
the inanimate is not to fear.

Love knows no kind or state
of mind 
where thoughts in line
perpetuate the logic of time
but only lives in the knowledge
that nothing perpetuates itself 
except itself.

To bear fruit 
is to feel the geometry of syntax
in the movements 
of self-willed digits.
Yet the semantics of my heart 
is to divine
the course of my fingers
riding into
the horizon of your skin.

I hear the noises 
that contaminate
the streets and suburbs 
of man’s blueprints and plans
but only the rhythms of your heart
channelling love’s winds of joy
make it into the soul of my land.

Eternal Verge


ravens croak
      applauding twilight	
larks churr
    saluting sunrise
		
a last dance over
an inverted verge.

a perpetual encounter
    the last mesh of murk
         against gleams of glow

held in abeyance,
    opposites wrangling
         like birth and demise
asking intricate questions
     preserve or discharge
          uncertain anxieties

ravens claim temporal flesh,
     their ravenousness relished,
dominant despotism
                     it seems.

yet our lark’s song resonates
                    stirring our species
influencing our intimate impressions,
     channelling subconsciously 
          our choice
               around that inverted verge 

        eternally guarding us

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