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Premium Member Genuine Commitment

It takes a leap in faith to view life differently.
Whatever is shown on a specific story screen.
Consider a chutzpah of a mad tantrum coherently.
Moving forth implies that I crave to be seen.

Whatever is shown on a specific story screen.
To scale the peak and survey the scene below.
Moving forth implies that I crave to be seen.
Utterly, to view more peace than hate grows.
 
To scale the peak and survey the scene below.
Kindness over wrath, brightness over darkness 
Utterly, to view more peace than hate grows. 
Fear falls the same as cosmic dust lit our sharpness. 

Kindness over wrath, brightness over darkness  
Your eyes are clear to show your heart and head.
Fear falls the same as cosmic dust lit our sharpness. 
Your thoughts are intertwined with dread.

Your eyes are clear to show your heart and head.
Consider a chutzpah of a mad tantrum coherently.
Your thoughts are intertwined with dread.
It takes a leap in faith to view life differently.

Written: December 08, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pantoum


An Editor Grills a Cub Reporter

“You got the goldfish interview, as asked?”
“I did, sir, but he lacked the wherewithal
to answer me coherently, I fear.”
“What’s that supposed to mean? The fishing section
is looking pretty thin. You showed up masked?”
“Of course I did. That goldfish flu’s no joke.
He said he’s scared of casual infection.”
“Your killer question, then? Your master stroke?”
“What is the capital of Senegal?
My curver, that one: it’s my knuckle-ball.”
“You got a cogent answer?” “Nowhere near.
He knew, he said, but couldn’t now recall.”
“His love life? Did you ask?” “He yelled, objection!
He said, that’s why he hates newspaper folk.”
“But that’s the very thing with which you’re tasked –
to get the sexy stuff! You think he’s *****?”
“He said he’d tell me after taking coke.
It seemed to me a little circumspection
might do the trick.”  “Unmitigated gall
is what I call it. What I want to hear
is, if he’s in that witness thing – protection.”
“I got the feeling he was trying to stall –
I probed him, but he had no recollection.”
Form: Rhyme

Yep

This is me starting to write this poem.
I'll put down my thoughts, see where they roam.
Amid my past and future dreams.
We'll see if it's all that it seems.

Adrift along life's many pathways.
It's here and now that always stays.
What can be said for gaining knowledge?
The kind not taught in any college.

We're left to figure day by day.
And pray to God we find our way.
We drink our coffee, take a pill.
Wake and sleep and wonder still.

We watch our tv's grow each year.
Expanding joy and love and fear.
Reality's reality is getting tricky.
And only some can afford to be picky.

We get in gear and keep on moving.
As if a mystery we are proving.
It's not about solving the puzzle.
But rather, coherently rhyming with guzzle or muzzle. :)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Child's Label

Labels

Parents: He’s fine but just on the spectrum
Slightly dyslexic, number blind and 
A tadge autistic and is allergic to
Snails, bees and litmus paper.
He needs a keyboard but can write
His handwriting is poor. We love
Him, but he doesn’t like fur or
Feathers over an inch long.
He loves rugby, but is forbidden
To tackle or touch the dirty ball
Confidentially, speaking in front 
Of him, we’ve given up and so has
The school. He’s sweet but a lost 
Cause. We’ve never listened to him.

Me: He’s normal. He can write and
Understands all I teach him and tell 
Him. He answers coherently and has
Great ideas. He writes poetry and can
Articulate perfectly when analysing.
He is interesting. His parents, teachers
Have never praised him, because of a 
Label they placed on him, in year 2
I praise him when he’s good, tell the truth
When he’s not. Simple.

I don’t believe in labels. I find out
For myself. I discover the child. 
I show him what he’s worth.
I tell him he’s valuable. I tell him he can
Go places.
When I let the parents into the secret
He’s normal. They are shocked.
He passes his GCSE English grade 7.
And math's grade 6.
They knew he could do it and the school
Has another success on their hands.

David Cox 11/03/20
© Dave Cox  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Word Salad for Dinner

Eating your leafy words
Is wise,
Not absurd,
Not a vitamin guise.

Sweet logorrhea of crimson carrots
And great golden potatoes
With blueberry beauties
Nibbling newborn walnuts.

Sage sachets invoke lucid lentils lore,
Rosy resonance forevermore.
The tastiest side salad awaits
With vanilla visions for all my mates.

I'm coherently linking leafy greens,
A poet's realm of vegetable things.
Linking lavender to raspberry resonance,
Merry mustard seeds, and petite pumpkins.

Starlit sunflower seeds are swirling
While the ivory cauliflower is boiling,
And raspberries on broomsticks baffle
The mischievous umber mushrooms.

Those who eat dinner with me
Will digest split pea poetry,
A discerning dinner with glee,
Filling our carefree cups with timeless tea.


Sinners Lust

We all have are own individual struggles in life 
& we fall in love multiple times 
Our hearts get broken 
& life puts us through some emotional changes 
Some pain is harder than most to forget
Drama played out scenario's 
not paying attention to how life unfolds 
right before it explodes 
stepping on concrete barefoot bleeding on the inside 
can't express the feelings bottled up inside 
raging out at the world from which some can't hide 
lost in all the chaotic silence with loud whispers 
like a promise that's formed from so many lies 
and many hateful goodbyes 
bound by echos that cry sounds of life's only promise that we will all die 
putting caution signs up in the air slipping in life's many I don't cares 
washing our hands just ain't enough 
coherently living with misconstrued trust 
all it was, was a sinners lust.

Premium Member as august returns

We’re back in Paris because school starts in a few weeks.

I’m told the combination of air quality and heat are similar 
to being in a sauna where everyone’s smoking cigarettes, 
or barbecuing where you’re the meat on the skewer. 

The song ‘Pink Pony Club’ has been stuck, echoing in my empty head, 
all morning and this isn’t a complaint.

I love this time of year. Fall is coming, you can feel it, 
it’s almost college time and I’m excited to be heading back to class.

And I’m pleased to read that Helicopter parents still co-pilot 
their college-age kids and that collage-core students still 
aspire to the top schools.

This is a shut-out to impressive students everywhere.

Foot traffic, in Champ de Mars park (our backyard) appears to be down, 
perhaps because the sculpted trees in the commons offer little shade - 
and they’ve closed the Eiffel Tower top to tourists.

Thank God it’s not global warming - there’s clearly no such thing.

Troubled mortals watch the prophetic heavens 
for our days are bruited with hostile heat and 
our tributaries drying up with violent speed.
Can nature’s woes be coherently counted?
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Songs for this:
Sing Big by Tessa Violet
Doom Mood by Pearl & The Oysters 
Pink Pony Club by Chappell Roan

Premium Member Apple Buttered Paradise

Somber red apple branches
sagging down into green orchard grass
lumpy loaded with solid ripe ready fruit

Watching pale yellow butterflies huddle down
then spray up and out a geyser of light vibrant flight
scattering and skipping above their sun-drenched forest

A green sea of windy winding rivers
shadowed by red mounted trees of deep-rooted life,
making sweet love with flighty buttered wings
sweeping and beating co-gravitating gratitude.

Red Team too old and wizened
to count their darkening days as numbered.
Yellow Team too light and funny flight
to bother commodifying frenzied beating wings of day.

Separate huddles,
yet a coherently co-arising Team
of Earth's diverse space tracing times

Premium Member Sacred Full Moon Howl

Our time has come
to turn from dance
with Owl's night-wise Medicine

Deep sultry listening
for wide empathic languages 
whispering iconic myths
of syntax flowing paradigms

Reaching across Full Moon shadow
to inside passion die for outside pleasure
in contented ego/eco-flying Presence
within soaring without

Free of struggling 
with letting go of anger
for AnthroCapitalized ignorance.

Frustration with our own slow to learn sense
that our best colonizing years are behind us,
if only because we prefer
to die in wealth of Full Moon's bodhisattva rebirth.

To struggle through this narrow breach 
of polypathic pilgrimage 
this dark MidWay Eve,
to relinquish all fear of fear
of folding 
and refolding Earth's timeless synergy,
eternally felt Being Present
reconnecting regenerative tisssue
of progenitor's FullMoon Medicine issues

HumaneSelf reconceiving DivineOther 
co-empathic eve of solsticing
wise dicing esteem,
Prime Ego/Eco-Elational CoIdentity.

Silent nights of peacefully resonant laughter
are not most Holy Nights,
purgation's Advent darkly waiting
opens sublime ego/eco- bipartisan therapy 
of Earth Rights and Wrongs
are also Me,
WE Wide Web of Earth Tribes,
emerging from FullMoon wondrous Heaven 
and NewMoon Earth 
awesomely co-present

AnthroHours 
and co-enlightening days 
and EarthAnimated seasons
regenerating bicameral laughter
with deep co-respect
and widely Peaking Presence

Silent smiling 
coherently inclusive rememory
of warm waving 
co-gravitating humor
in love as life 
spreading wild as moonlight
on this wise CoElational Eve.

Gone But Alive

We know that life is a journey.
And Death is also a continuation of the journey.
As it marks the end of the body's journey.
And the new beginning of the souls journey

A branch has fallen from the tree
But he only drifted to become free
In a manner coherently sloppy like a scree
To obtain divine authority like a decree

Perhaps his time seemed too brief
But let's not lengthen it with deep grief
True it came unannounced like a thief
But his memory should be decorated like a chief.

It's not how long a man lived
But how impactful was the life lived
Although it's expected of us to be grieved
But it's actually time to get his memory archived.

It's true his parting left a void
Because of an incident we couldn't avoid.
But he is not trapped in a void
Rather he is moved on like a car that has been refuelled.

#PoeticLord#
(c) June 2019
Form: Epic

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