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Premium Member Sea Life

A dance of elegance they leap
in grace of movements sweep
moonlights skipping on the waves
upon the circuits the currents paves

A Spanish Dancer twirls her skirt
whose painted like a rainbows shirt
Your works oh Jah blanket the Sea
where creatures frolic internally

Where Leafy Dragons in Reefs foray
the clown fish in anemone play
the razor fish like knives in sand
but foolish men think it's not planned

Where fierce and tender Orca steals
the infant pups of many Seals
where coral forests the oceans floor
the groves of Kelp hide many more

Odd companions the crab and shrimp
who share a hole like common tent
on flows the cisterns of the Deep
the lair where Leviathan do sleep

There flying fish cavort on wing
wild aquatic souls live and sing
here Dolphins cartwheel in escapade
in pods their dancing a parade 

Who understands the Songs of Whales
who carry calves and smack their tails
to starfish who cling the rock of Beaches
here low tides the mussels reaches 

These lives mankind has proved a danger
to poison Seas palace he is no stranger
Here predator man competes with Sharks
in every Sea his fatal marks

The Shark only does his hunt for meal
Mankind's a predator who kill and steal
Toxic pollution down rivers flow
the dead zones that kill the life below

Life perpetuates itself by designers plan
We question it's survival , it's death by Man
Those who love the earth these traits resist
There's too much beauty divinely kissed 

COPYRIGHT © 2014 C Michael Miller
via Duboff Law Group LLC
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Spirit Harmony

Nautilus to ear the echo resounds
in tones of soft caress;
I ride waves of notes to Neptune’s lair,
where seahorses dance, 
prance among the emerald sea grass.

Mermaid song amid the waves
lingers in the gray cells,
like a magical elixir;
hypnotic dreams invade
and I am enamored of 
the mesmeric clown fish,
that pass me by in playful jest.

A manatee, a finned teddy-bear
floats by an in the distance
I detect whale-song;
the chords of hope
that resonate throughout
Gaia’s womb;
a recording of 
her heartbeat.


1-14-2022
A STRAND (1052) Poetry Contest
BrianStrand

An ode to an Indian nightingale!

The Clown fish had brimming eyes, a montage flown back to
Jaflong , a memory lane

I wonder I felt overwhelmed, as if yesterday’s incomplete hard
and fast, rituals and alone

Over pouring overboard, ornate orange diva and monsoon rain and
Jaflong time and greeting say

Holistic a rueful an encapsulation, by the by a rare tracing cue
with a poetic erotica, radiant way

My lover boy had a momentum of her ever persevering prodigy,
stable, and eloquent, a remedy

Who called him a done deal? Or vulnerable? Majestic that artist
resides in me, in swargachira, and painful days of cotton clouds

We touched the star of the eternity, inevitable teardrops and a
bye , is it showmanship other than that?

Please pioneer, bless her soul, give a diligent due to her blessing,
mantra, mainland holy wedlock, lock the bits and pieces of state
news, in unwholesome

Ah……………! Where art Thou!

Excuse and executive, too much of a sensational mayhem to hum
along a reverie zeal !

And what about me! Oh! I was in my evangelical pain, the holistic
truth and only one to prevail!

I have ample recess time, with an album of not so friendly goon of
songs, an ode to an Indian nightingale!

Premium Member Buddy Breathing

We dived on coral reef, my buddy and I,
virtually tethered to stay paired.
He was obsessed with clown fish.
I kept dragging him away,
to see other things.
He kept poking hands at colorful
anemones waving tentacles in the current,
shooing the clown fish away, playing.
Unknowingly his hand slipped into 
a giant clam, which clamped shut on his wrist.
We tried and tried to get the clam to release its grip,
to let his hand free, to let him go.
He and I stabbed with knives, 
cutting and bashing as its soft insides.
All to no avail, the grip just got tighter and tighter.
The current had increased to a mighty surge underwater.
Leaving my buddy now, to go for help, 
was out of the question.
Not enough time, not enough air.
How would I find my way back in the current.
Suddenly my buddy signalled with hand across his throat.
He was out of air!
Our training kicked in we started to buddy-breathe
with my regulator, one breath at a time, in turns.
I looked at my gauge, and was shocked to see
there was only 15 minutes of air left!
With two sucking in air, it would not last that long.
We both stared into each other's eyes.
We knew what we had to do.
I tied a rope tightly around the snared arm
above the wrist.
I drew my knife out of its scabbard.
I took an extra long deep breath.
As we be breathed,
I handed the regulator back to him,
and cut ...........

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