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Let Me Hear You Roar Dedicated to Empress Ink




Still breathing lilacs in a lustrous trance.  (Ink Empress)

Solitary flower loosely clustered kissed by the morning sun 
you are the flower of the hour comparable next to none

Dreamtime beauty with a hint of lavender and subtle pink 
you stand out among the others like an Empress made of Ink

Your mystic whisper is a murmur to my ear that says I'm here
you are a revelation, God's special jewel, a bright lit chandelier  

Still breathing lilacs in a lustrous trance you give yourself away  
as you wave your beauty around I can only whisper, " Stay" 

To the lilac bush that thrives on the Holy Land that I adore, 
I say "live and breathe for me" and let me hear you roar !
Form: Couplet


Premium Member The Miracle Garden

THE MIRACLE GARDEN

Miracle Garden, the world’s largest natural flower garden.
Nothing comparable, unique with millions of flowers and
plants, all adorable in shapes of animals, aircraft, and other
things located at inexplicable place, in the midst of a desert
ablaze with prismatic colors, visible is its beauty; fascinating!


1/3/22             Submitted
                       Bite Size Poem #31 Poetry
                       Line Gauthier


10/31/21         Something Beautiful 5 Line Rhyme Poetry
                       Charles Messina

Checked:          RhymeZone (miracle, comparable, adorable,  
                                           inexplicable, visible)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Her Round Light

Her Round Light

Why do lovers write
of moon,
of sun,
of stars?
Or fireflies 
kept in jars?

Is a woman comparable 
with light?
Can she,
will she
Illuminate 
the night?
Can grace,
can beauty,
be combined with might?

The answer friend 
I say is yes.
With mind,
with fingers
I caress.
I want her more,
never less.
Hand to heart
forever pressed.
Yes my love for her
I enthusiastically confess.

The colours of planets
combined with her scent.
Her light like a halo
roundly bent.
The sea, 
the sun,
the moon 
and stars,
are all witnesses 
that grace is heaven sent.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Finger Gossip

The grandfather clock just struck twelve, that magic hour of night,
And there he sits drumming our fingers musing about something to write!
He's been biting our nails and running our fingers through his hair,
Scratching his head, searching for witty or apt verse to prepare!

Ah! Now he's flexing our digits and I detect in his eyes a gleam.
We think he's collecting his thoughts to concoct a masterful scheme.
Something comparable to works by Whitman or Riley, no doubt.
These fingers should get some credit, no matter how it turns out!

What will it be?  A poem about religion, politics or the billowing seas,
Little children, old soldiers, love gone sour or scarlet hued trees?
Perhaps a few stanzas about cowboy lore - only the Lord can tell!
Our fingers just fly over the keyboard - that old coot types pretty well!

We're getting numb and need rest but he provides no reprieve.
He's typing at least seventy-eight words per minute, I do believe!
But never fear, we'll manage to keep ahead of his versatile mind,
And keep pounding away as thoughts from his prolific skull unwind!

Well, he has completed what he considers a masterpiece at last.
We're petered out and ready to curl up - we have typed so fast!
But all of us from our thumbs to our pinkies have had a blast!
We pray he never gets writer's cramp - that would leave us aghast!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(© All Rights Reserved)

1st Place in Linda-Marie's "Finger Frenzy" Contest - June 2010
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member solar

solely solar: 
truly toddler sun crawling 
 on canvas of cosmos
 five billion years ago 
as protostar 
formed from stellar plasma 
of cosmic charisma.
spinning  sun with solar system
revolving around center 
of milky  way galaxy,
fantastic but not fantasy.
       
 sun flare in glare, 
 sunspots to spot in variance.
 sun corona, outermost arena 
 to mesmerize.
 sunrise to sunset 
showering spectacular surprise.
    
 sun scattering rays 
 cascading in opulence,
 supplying energy, initiating life on earth,
 to grow flora and fauna in diversity,
 carrying evolution on earth
  in beast and beauty,
  displaying hues and tunes 
   in Nature on smart reality.
    
   on human conception,
   sun, a massive fiery whirling ball 
   of burning hydrogen :
   another five billion years left 
    to exhaust its fuel
    following the life cycle 
    of an ordinary star
    tending to be a red  giant
   ending in white dwarf
   obeying chandrasekhar limit: 
    it’s limited credibility.
     
     yet !
     startling fact to assimilate:
     sun with its solar system,
      a nano item
     holding a trivial position in universe,
    comparable to a tiny sand particle in sahara  desert.. 
   
      then !
      where to find humans
     blessed by energy of sun?
       seems a fun.
sun
Form: Verse


Premium Member Avadhuta Gita chapter 6 verse 1

“The srutis declare in various ways that all this, the ether and its like, and we ourselves, are like a mirage. If there is only one indivisible, all-comprehensive Absolute, how can there be the comparable and the comparison?”


Consciousness is by God’s will polarised,
in Hiranyagarbha, the cosmic egg,
in the matrix of space-time localised,
where aspects of Itself for freedom beg.

When we are enraptured by love’s bliss fizz,
ego exhumed, poised at a stillness point,
we then realise that God alone is,
then our Self in heart, we ourself anoint.

When life we endure and make our heart pure,
that which became two becomes one again,
birthing a bliss surge, making us demure,
freeing consciousness from ego’s thought chain.

God’s boundless grace in-pours through pores of space ~
Breath by breath we may feel His warm embrace
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Dark Hefting

My world had the same aspects as my life.
Its spaces were roughly the size of a fine ship. 
Its spirit was comparable to that of a wooden knife.
There are clouds and snow in the skies tied by a clip.

The motion of stars and galaxies in the universe
The elevators, rail lines, various planes, and donkeys.
A physical item rotates and returns to its source.
Our lives were full of topics that sought to address.

Witnessing people who lived long or short lives. 
At the same time, the extent of people" s ideals differ.
The difficulty "who do I desire to be as I grow up?".
The unusual answer was, "I view to focus on myself."

I'm stumbling through the darkness of ignorance.
People never acquire this away from their life on Earth.
They leave nothing behind except for their voice.
And corpses are buried deep underground after death.

I've lived and smiled; I've had a life and laughed around it.
It is firm to return and unmake errors that we made.
My focus is on the unseen; the scope of people's lives deviates.
My memory of the 500,000 corpses will never fade.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member SEA GLASS


  Pieces of broken glass gathered in ocean
  undergoing gradual conversion
  by metaphoric changes through ages.
  As processed by rigorous vigorous rolling 
 under turbulence and tremendous pressure,
 rough edges to get rounded off producing smoothness,
  lastly happens to yield sea glass :
  Nature ‘s marvel and splendour.

  Glossy texture to claim : lovely looks of a gem,
               with frosted appearance.
  Trash turning treasure, nourished by ocean.
   An accomplished sequel on transformation .
    One can't surmise : Splendid surprise !

    Available on some beaches not in abundance,
            but bare fact : not so rare!
     By chance , I glanced to pick up prompt
         ignoring envious looks of my friends.

     I collected few from sea beach in Puri, Orissa, India.
              I feel proud to own 
      those, comparable to precious gem stones.

Moonstone Melodies

            A translucent bluish-white mineral with a mysterious sheen


I hear them rustling behind heaven's plisse,
fabric seersucker curtains, opaque but unlaced 
One breath and suddenly 
I'm a teleported being 
letting go of all faculties and senses; 
A prayer on the lips searching for everlasting hope.  

These precious substances of color and charm
both calm and confident, ignite the soul    
and usher it to peace, love, and harmony.  
 
Filled with Goddess energy
exuding warm tones of luminescent, ephemeral light 
the hand receives what the eyes have encased 
lost inside clairaudient auditory movements  
Moonstone Melodies; 

Yokiko reveries fill me like no other  
listen to the sound they make
Angels dressed in crinoline gowns, 
swooshing and spreading light
everywhere...
Lost in their chime like sound of tinkling glass  
they are un-comparable, 
A thousand stars of heaven could never compare 
to these moonstone gems, 
who seem to claim the heart bit by bit
and then, all at once.

The Unfeasible Expedition

The sheer maintenance of the probability,
Nothing is comparable to our garrulous mendacity.
Nothing can be called a consummate pattern,
Except for any tremendous aching, this life would only be a fallacious earn.

You are just an archetypal passer-by without any aim,
You want to play an unwarranted game.
Your loudest silence is another offence,
In this horrifying reality, you are nothing but an object of pretence.

I am only a creep,
Who cannot conclude anything by hearing a beep.
I am nothing but a remiss whisper,
Who always follows the astute pied pipers.

We are the prerequisites for the uncustomary laws,
You and I are awaiting the perfect pause.
To pause for the first time is to give us a promotion,
To resume our voice is just waiting for the untold damnation.

In my feathers, you will live long,
Throughout the flight to blessed hell, you want to sing an eerie song.
You want to reside in my flawless illusion,
This unfeasible expedition is nothing but a callous vision.

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