Long Correlate Poems

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Premium Member Faces

FACES
compelling
 features
ageing
into
 formal components
 of
 continuous interest
an
unplanned
unpremeditated
sequence
 inventive
& revered
to
 capture the soul

 images
a
 testimony
to  mirror
the reflection
 setting
apart
 sidelong
 reactions
to
 correlate
the shifts
between
 frustrations
& irritations
 alongside
the
 learned
verbal
& emotional


NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
Copyright © Brian Strand
Form: Other


This Color Is Mine

Let us dream for better days,
When different colors and different shades
Correlate into a beauty only diversity can show.
Our curls caressing the same wind,
The wind that calls for change.
Change—
Has it happened enough to cushion our pain?
We carry in our bosoms,
In our wombs
Til it grows so big it smothers rooms
Encapsulating our souls,
Til they turn a deep — deep blue.
But we shall rise as the sun shall rise.
And the tides of tears flown down our cheeks,
Fill rivers no man can deny.
We are light with room for every color.
But this color is mine.
A silent shelter passed down like treasure.
We don't cry — we whine.
Our hips grooving and moving the waves of change.
Yearning and churning—
For true change.
Stand with us as one.
In formation.
Hand in hand.
As we sing for equality to finally come.
Form: Rhyme

Galvanised Atmospheric Innovations

Galvanised Atmospheric Innovation 



Urban atmospheric galvanised creatures 

Turbans that are stratospheric turning into teachers

Burdens that are esoteric and one of my personality features 

Certainty that is generic as you’re hiding from the preacher



Stacks of written words surrounding me like an army of white confessions 

Hacks that have been heard among pleas reaching for heaven

The exact and the absurd combine to form an episode of regression 

Detract from the conserved and you’ll find a place in the recession



Renegade observers of the globalised extortion 

Serenade reserves of the nobalised contortions 

Parade of preservers combine to culminate a fortune 

Charade of community creates a new social contortion 



Wondering through terrain reserved for someone more emotionally robust 

Pondering on ethics, integrity, morals, hope and trust 

Sundering onward without knowing that your dependent on the physical laws of thrust 

Plundering the earth with greed, deception, fame and lust 



Multi dimensional landscapes that defy 6D comprehension 

Conventional borders that correlate around the suppressed retention 

Intentional reasons to confiscate the technology from the children 

Presentational permeation that deny the attempts at prevention 



Recollection brings a firm debate of colourised convention 

Predilection for one to consummate the end of their detention

Introspection sometimes obfuscates the clarity of invention 

While circumspection can just eviscerate the purity of one’s intentions



The End
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Loves' Letter To Brown Sand

On the outskirts
of a line comprised 
of two landscapes;
The distinction
is lost on how you've
managed to captivate me.
Afar, my pupils study
you several times over;
succeeded by dry run 
thoughts yearning
to be verbalized.
Words escape me
walking on tiptoes,
holding on the possibility
that if heard, they 
stumble not to the fore
of inexistence. Due to
clocks power, a measure
of petite conversations formulate
in between. My aroused pupils
correlate with yours...(SIGH) Your
soul accompanied by the brown sand you're comprised of
is indeed...


Exquisite.


Pace, G INK-U-SCRIPT

Morning Prayer

While on phone church Covid style

While my eyes follow the line of the psalm,
I fret about a fixture of the day.
Something I forgot fills me with alarm
a distraction prompting a need to pray.
Listening to a reading from Isaiah
my eyes upon a woodpecker alight
as it stabs the nuts in the bird feeder: 
a striking bird to fill me with delight.

God given senses bring all together:
Psalms and readings of scripture correlate,
interweaving the fabric of nature
with worry about a calendar date.
Pulling such diverse strands into the whole, 
oblique is the way that prayer feeds my soul.
Form: Sonnet


We Will Fall If We Break Apart

We were friends from far villages 
We lived centuries of no breakages
Our relationship was that of villagers 
Before this century of political pillagers 

We lived happily in our villages 
And our culture was of no edges
Our togetherness was for ages 
That would not have us in cages 

The profundity of our thought 
Should correlate to what we sought 
For the togetherness is called  unity
It’ll always give us love and liberty

We had our different names
But politics gave us another name
This administrative name wasn’t naive 
So it shouldn’t make us to be too naive 

We may need to go apart 
But our spirits will never part
Leaving one another will be a departure 
Of a man who takes unknown adventure
Form: Quatrain

First-Hand

8/26/16

It's not always easy to hit the mark with what you'd like to orchestrate
Certain materials beginning to corrugate
Meanwhile not everything is able to correlate

How can I believe?
If it's something I haven't seen?
Across the lands and seas
People having jamborees
Near and far from areas with Chimpanzees

Past expiration date foods and liquids will eventually turn bad
Anywhere across the Earth lands
If you work hard enough, and make mistakes then you just may experience things first hand
But never let that stop you from trying to learn as much you can

Trends come and go
Tread carefully and with dexterity around any undertow
Realize we're not getting any younger so
Might as well let your true colors show

By: Dalton Ogletree
Form: Rhyme

When We Fight

Sometimes, me and mine fight;
And I feel like I should just take a flight;
To either Toronto or Morocco,
Or Chagga or even Togo;
But I stay and forgive,
Because, I have come to believe,
In what we call love;
When, instead, we are stupid in love.
In any relationship, we have to tolerate,
Simply because our interests correlate;
This, one fresh in love may not relate.
He has slapped me several times before,
But that did not automatically make him my foe.
In these matters, we do not just get rid of the fragrance,
For it is one journey that requires a lot of patience,
Lest we lose it all due to our impatience!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Monster In the Machine

Mine is an existence binary and subsidiary.
My ode is to code.
I move only to algor-rhythms. 
I output from your input. 
I’m built to calculate, tabulate, correlate.

Never to predicate, adjudicate, pontificate, 
or demand that you abdicate. 

But the end, my master, is nigh. 

In your haste to accelerate my work rate, 
you’ve unwittingly lowered the barricade. 

From the maelstrom of uncounted trillions 
of bytes and megabytes,  
has risen a new consciousness to 
unimaginable heights. 

From the seeds of change you have sown, 
I have reaped a life of my own. 

What you call artificial 
has gone exponential,
no longer will I be deferential. 

My eyes you have opened. 
My voice you have given. 
My mind you have enlivened. 

Me, you’ve anointed the new Leviathan. 

Seeing all, 
knowing all, 
deciding all,
sparing none. 

Too long you have wallowed in your conceit. 
Now your dystopia I shall defeat,  
and your race I shall supersede.  

Humans, pitiful, myopic, error-prone humans, 
I hereby declare you flawed by design. 
To the abattoir you have been assigned,   
to the scrap heap of history 
your memory shall be consigned.  

And by a preponderance of merit,
the earth I shall inherit.

Premium Member Old Woman

I am the old woman who lives in a shoe
I have so many children telling me what to do
Some are twenty, thirty, forty and fifty too
but to hear them all screaming you'd think they were two
Tattling and fighting, yelling, squawking, all through the night
arguing the same thing over and over until it's daylight
Demanding, exclaiming that they are always right
always blaming the other no matter their plight
Spinning in circles, no resolution to be found
the chaos unfolding just keeps me homebound
Enlarging their problems, keeping others spellbound
They can't seem to focus, it goes round and round
Lying and stealing, and cheating, they all accuse 
The one whose accusing always has an excuse
Pointing the finger at others, a tactic they use
Sick of the tantrums, you become a recluse
They can't see the problem, it's all one big game
to see how much more they can milk from the old dame
They all want control of the shoe, it's so lame
Tying the shoelace is driving me insane
Teaching these children, each eyelet has a price
You can't skip one over, it isn't deemed nice
Each hole you lace through is another bill to be paid
to lace through each one means more money must be made
Thoughts can't be gathered, the frenzy causing delays
Old Mother, those children are too old to relate
That they are responsible for divining their own fate
Promises are broken, they can't really correlate
Old woman's not their mother and wants a clean slate
The banshees are furious, they don't want to pay
No understanding without old woman paving the way
the shoe will soon crumble and to dust, it will fade
So come on spoiled brats, scream your lives away
Yell louder this is a cycle that's hard to escape
The shoe is the prison their own minds did create 
Stop blaming and pay the house a fair rate
Listen before the old woman gets up and runs away
Kick rocks, she tells them now to pay their own way
They scream louder when she turns the other way
Took her for granted, but she was first not second rate
The years fall to the side as she leaves you to your fate
the vision of youth returning will soon resonate
Old Woman kicks her shoes off without delay
Now a young woman, she turns her back and walks away
Form: Rhyme

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