Long Cumber Poems

This is plagiarism so everyone knows.  The reason is the poem
is taking another poem and changing the outcome of the poem.
The original poem is called Foot Prints I think.  It was a poem...

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A nascent hodgepodge
     of gobbledygook from me,
or alternatively yours
     nada soo true lee,
this incipient harm
     less bumbling in das scribe
   ...

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Every night 
As I'm unwinding 
With the light
No longer blinding
Comes my plight
Which was residing
Out of sight
But only hiding

In the distance
I hear it creep
Though resistant
I cannot keep
As it's insistent 
That I peep
So To listen
Instead of sleep

With...

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Diversity
I was born out of a number,
Faces defining my world,
and I've always been inclined to cumber
the distress I witness at this berth
against the figure.

Yes, the figure that is and is not,
because I have no culture,...

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CUCUMBER    PARADISE

Never for preserved peach or tomato  -  only for cucumber:
Always steaming lots of big jars and sterilizing lids,
Ukrainian Inna lived for the pleasure of the shiny green rosids,
And dreamed...

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Tongue in Bloody Cheek

Cheek on tongue he slithers on abundant wilful slime
Checks in with teeth of timeless throaty choking curse

               ...

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 The widow

What about the first rays of each dawn,
Does recall her from the land of slumber?
What does announce that the night’s gone
To release her from each night’s cumber?

Owning no cockerels to herald the morning,
With...

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Hello Ms. Johnson, I’m sure this sounds strange
our mutual friend, said you need a change.
She told me how hard you work every day, 
come home to your children, no time for play.

Your husband left you...

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A young girl was walking in a forest one night
The moon had shown its darkest light
She was all alone and scared
But nobody cared

She walked for hours
Passing through plains of dead flowers
The forest was a never...

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Tucked between bed sheets waiting
for a night of torturous cumber.
Eyes heavy from constant sedating
and heart resisting restful slumber.  

Truth lies beyond ardent reality
touching minds that yearn to grasp.
Holding on tight to false morality
is like...

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Do you feel alone
That a lie from your enemy
He want you to live by your feeling alone
Especially when you are home on you own
You get on the phone
To call a friend
Who have no help for...

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Dreading is pointless once a glorious light slithers our sight.
Vanishing years of yearning, a pure heart laden with optimism.
Gleaming soul with a bright angel at the crown of his right. 
Fading vivid hearts, As we clean...

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Sandwich


Chop up the onion
Slice up the bread
Bring out the salmon
Bright pinkly dead


Wafer the cumber
Juicy and green
Ensure the blade is
Sharpened and keen

Scrape on the butter
Mayonnaise and dill
Cap with brown wholegrain
Fresh from the mill


Wrap it in poly
Heat...

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Sleepy head why don't you go to bed
lay down that tired head
on your big fluffy pillow
relax into mellow
Tomorrow will come
for whatever is left undone
Sleepy head go to sleep


Sleepy head go straight to bed
the Sandman is...

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Night and day stretch iguana length 
Of languor dipped in marinades of fire 
And sear me with their tongues of flame and ire, 
Play upon my nerves and sap my strength. 
All the time the...

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In still the night, the beaks slumber.
The weary wings, of great number,
In lightest twitch, upon the dark
Etching on oak, wait for dawn’s hark.
In common sleep - sigh encumber.

The scented air, lilacs cumber
With bluebird-lull, silent slumber.
No...

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Bitter cold fills the night
the days have been dreary
madness sinks into flight
schedules have made me weary

twilight has become my sunset
stress has entered in
how do I retreat back to beget
what will become of me I pen

return...

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Sprawl on a strong limb invisible to the sunlight dim

Feasting in the summer‘s greens and sounds of  fish swim

Pond hums hymns   with those that gaze and linger  


Across the pond time...

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