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Premium Member Wild and Untamed

I met George one spring day as he cruised by, so sexy
  he was a dreamy dream on a big motorcycle
and I was so young and at a lovely fanciful age, a butterfly
  we spent our days riding the country roads

our nights under the stars in parks and beaches, kissing
  I could not bring him home to my parents
he was wild, untamed and a free-spirit soaring on wings
                                         and oh, so romantic

  George was my blue sky and I was so in love
  one day he said to me, lets go to Florida
          we will leave for Daytona Beach today

I was thinking of mother and father not approving, hesitating
  but the idea of the open road was appealing
  I emptied my bank account that day
  packed some stuff in a old backpack
and better judgement was left behind in our dust as we stormed away

oh, it was wonderful with the wind in our faces and the blue sky above
our black leather jackets flapping in the wind in tune with the soaring roar

   we stopped in small towns along the way
           slept in cheap motels at night
                    oh, it was romantic

we arrived at Daytona Beach and spent two weeks
   nothing fancy like restaurants or shopping
   just an amazing vacation I have never, ever forgotten

          I often think of George and what he is doing, now


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April 12, 2015


Poetry/Free Verse/wild and untamed
Copyright Protected, ID 04-662-570-12
All Rights Reserved, 2015, Constance La France


For the Premier contest, Memorable Vacation, 
sponsor Shadow Hamilton, Judged 05/2015

Second Place
Form: Narrative


Premium Member Young Love

I met George one spring day as he cruised by- so SEXY,
     he was a  d r e a m y  dream on a big motorcycle;
and I was so young and at a lovely, fanciful age, a butterfly,
          we spent our days  r i d i n g  the country roads.
our nights under the stars in parks and beaches, KISSING,
     I could not bring him home to my parents;
he was  w i l d  untamed and a free spirit, on SOARING wings,
          and oh was he-   r o m a n t i c.
George was my blue sky and I was so in LOVE with him,
     one day he said to me- lets go to Florida-
          We will leave for Daytona Beach TODAY!
I was thinking of mother and father not approving, hesitated,
     but the idea of the  o p e n   r o a d  was appealing;
          I emptied my bank account,
               packed some stuff in an old backpack,
                    and better  JUDGMENT  left behind in dust, we left.
oh, it was wonderful with the  w i n d  in our faces,
our black leather jackets  FLAPPING  and  the road in front of us;
     we stopped in small towns along the way,
          slept in cheap hotel rooms making  l o v e ,
              I thought this was romance.
We arrived in Daytona Beach and spent two AMAZING weeks,
     nothing fancy, just LOVE that I will never, ever forget.

_______________________________
September 21, 2016

Poetry/ Free Verse/Young Love
Copyright Protected, ID  16-831-609-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.

Your Best Free Verse Love Poem - 2
Sponsor,  John Hamilton (2017)

Seventh Place 
___________________________
Love Free Verse
Sponsor, Laura Loo (2016)

First Place

Premium Member When Flowers Bloom In October

Plant in your heart, seeds of stars a-plenty,
Thence will come to thee,a white turtle dove.
Bringing you peace and serenity.
Stop being on the top, you are so darn boring!
Let another fellow human being share some glory.

Poetry? The Daytona Freeway, a rush to the lead.
Yes, in all due course, that “need for speed!”
And what about helping another?
Some do, with great blogs, like no other!

Contests, yes, do make them very difficult
to win.
Perhaps a roundeau, might fit in.
I feel like I am at a burger joint_))
Fast, easy poetry...what’s the point?

Who really wins, when things are easy?
Nobody…………it’s terribly, poetically, sleazy. 
A trophy is no prize when we pen like sixth
Graders.
Then let’s face it, we are adults who are
literary traitors.

Try to get into a genuine publication.
Much more difficult but the wise here, 
take this one on.
And unafraid to be part of a mature, 
shining, true, literary nation!

Play big league here, we all have
something to learn!
Poetry is about making the ordinary,sublime.
Many here are extraodinry and make our
hearts shine………… thank you!

              
                10/14/2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The First 30 Days

Forget the First 48, how ‘bout the first 30 days, smh.

How is it that the House that has ALL the control is so out of control?
How is it that we got an elderly grandfather acting like a kid with a new case of ink pens?
With less than two weeks on the job and with all that is going on in the country, how is attending the Super Bowl a priority, and riding around the Daytona 500 racetrack benefiting our country? It's more like a senior citizen acting like a 12 year old that has never been let outside as a child.
Because of the Musketeers and the disarray, this "house" has more lawsuits piled up in the first 30 days than the days in the month. People not knowing what’s the deal, so many court cases and appeals.

The amount of disrespect and threatening to take away federal fundings from states who don't wanna play and do what you say, is wrong on so many levels.
How are things great or even better when so many people are getting a "You fired" letter?

Inflation, allegations, discrimination, immigration, mass deportations, ICE not so nice…
Thirty days, what a splatter, even his supporters doesn’t matter. Now what are they to do, when they are the ones being let go too. You was a fan, did you think you were exempt? Thousands upon thousands are being fired, now they are left wondering who else is hiring. Prices are soaring, eggs are $37.00 a dozen…

Mishandling, dismantling... FYI, no DEI, they coming for the CFPB, the NOAA, FAA, USAID, Medicaid (CMS), no appreciation for the Dept of Education, the NIH, the DoD, the CDC, the IRS in a big mess, EPA, FDA, the VA, FEMA, NASA and even more in store.

You knew what kind of chaos it was the last time so I don’t know why anybody is surprised. Awww, and you thought it was going to be better the second time around. Well, all I can say is, there is Power in Prayer.
Buckle up... and to think, this is only the first 30 days, smh.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member First Date

clouds sail across the sky-
my life     weather-stained
with years
the drums   of time   slowed now

my cane clicks on the path as I walk
to my favorite park bench
by the river's edge
where ducks   drift   in serenity

the quiet is disturbed suddenly
by the roar of a motorcycle
and a couple come to sit
on a bench   not far   from me

he is no typical teenager for sure
a black leather jacket
and a bad boy look
so he says,  "what do you    like to do?" 

the girl is young and just blushes
I could tell this was a first date
he leans over for a kiss
and she    turns    away

he says, "your hair is so pretty"
(I look) her hair is a flowing river
she seems awkward and shy
unsure    of this   wild boy

suddenly he says " we should take a trip!"
"a trip? where? she seems scared
"yeah, we could go down to Daytona Beach"
her eyes look at me wild

and I could not help myself and spoke up
"go home little girl to your parents"
they both seem shocked that I spoke
he mutters,   "noisy    old lady!"

then,  he jumps up and yells "forget it!"
and roars away on his bike in anger
the girl sits for a time
then smiles    at me    and leaves . . .

___________________
August 16, 2017

Free Verse/First Date
Copyright Protected, ID 930137


Written for the contest, First Date
sponsor, Kim Rodriques

Second Place


Premium Member ''Wild and Untamed''

I met George one spring day as he cruised by, so sexy
   he was a dreamy dream on a big motorcycle
and I was so young and at a lovely fanciful age, a butterfly
   we spent our days riding the country roads

our nights under the stars in parks and beaches, kissing
   I could not bring him home to my parents
he was wild, untamed and a free-spirit soaring on wings
                             and oh so romantic

   George was my blue sky and I was so in love
   one day he said to me, lets go to Florida
               we will leave for Daytona Beach today

I was thinking of mother and father not approving, hesitating
   but the idea of the open road was appealing
   I emptied my bank account that day
   packed some stuff in an old backpack
and better judgement was left behind in our dust as we stormed away

oh, it was wonderful with the wind in ours faces and the blue sky above
our black leather jackets flapping in the wind in tune with the soaring roar

   we stopped in small towns along the way
               slept in cheap motels at night
                     oh, it was romantic

we arrived at Daytona Beach and spent two wonderful weeks
   nothing fancy like restaurants or shopping
   just amazing love that I have never, ever forgotten

                         I often think of George and what he is doing, now

_______________________
April 12, 2015

Free Verse


Submitted to the contest, Romantic Poem (old/new), sponsor, Skat

Ninth Place

Premium Member Chitty Chitty Bang Bangs and the Flying Car

They are on the final stage 
Of being in their Nascar cage 
Soon they will leave the Daytona sun 
And under the lights this car racing contest will be done 

After putting up with the rain 
It is time to deal with the pit crew game 
Check the gas and the glass 
Along with the discount tires needed to go fast 
Since right on the heels is the Pennzoil shell 
Who is trying to make all this gel 
Pushing a little harder on the pedal made things go 
And Shell Oil was a leader during this east coast happy hour show 
As many laps and miles went by 
Everybody seemed to be enjoying this sunshine state ride 
Kroger might have had a spin and those chocolate candy nuts still wanted to win 
It was on lap 184 that discount tires found themselves headed for the exit door 
There four wheels lost control in this event 
Sending many to the emergency tent. 
When returned the laps were showing only ten 
Oscar Meyer still was on top to defend 
Ketchup and mustard were not needed 
Only some grueling time of something called competing 
Down the wire the seventy-seven set off such a fire 
But nevertheless 
It was the fed express 
Who got there working overtime 
Making sure they were first over the checkered line 
But the show was not over since there was one last out of control car schtick 
Performed as a Nascar trick. 
After finishing the race Oscar Meyer made its case 
Let’s flip the bun 
To see if there is any ketchup left when the stunt is done. 
Up in the air they went 
Coming down feeling really spent. 
At this hour it is in God’s hands and he is in charge 
Of this Nascar star. 
But all in all, the Daytona meet stayed with in the law 
Sending the circus to Las Vegas where they are here to gamble money 
Not the stock car who is there true honey.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Daytona Beach Breakers

Down Florida way
Near Daytona Beach
Stays many a lassie
One in my eyes is a peach
 
Breakers on the move
Beach to caress
Bikini clad girl
My eyes are well blessed
 
Shapely and tanned
Toned and refined
Just me and this lassie
To be wined and dined
 
Late night beach stroll
As they enjoy the night
With the sound of the breakers
Just out of sight
 
In a moment of capture
They turn to each other
Gently they kiss
Under starry night cover
 
On the sand they lay
Looking up to the sky
This two together 
Never wondering why
 
Their futures tomorrow
Today they just met
Over a period of time
Eternally set


http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love3.php
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Engaging all the senses

From the moment i rise
i hear fresh coffee 
perking in the hotel room,
with such an awakening aroma

I gaze out my window
overlooking Daytona Beach,
people have already 
staked claims on the beach
with lawn chairs and 
large umbrella

The healthy jog along the water
not too close to pull them into 
the rolling tides 
that roll gently in 
leaving white foam and 
souvenirs with their travels

As i walk onto the beach 
I can taste the salt 
rolling in from unknown lands 
as it contrasts with my coffee

My bare feet sink into the wet sand
i watch tiny bubbles form
as the sand breaths beneath my weight

I stand 
consumed by mornings light
becoming one with the wind
as i sway in motion

A recalibration 
needed at least once a year
the beach 
my sanctuary from life

Premium Member A Poet Has a Heart


There were some poets, they lived in gnarled trees.

Creating short comments lists, rapidly as can be.

In that way, they could comment, lickety-split! 

Mundane acronyms, displaying only an empty wit?

You will find these poets next to each poetic creation.

No time for sentences, as if pure damnation?

Or how about one word adjectives from first grade?

So I ceased writing and chose to sit in the shade!

I honestly felt to be as car in the Daytona 500.

Just write to win every contest under the moon.

Hoping poets at my feet, one day might swoon!

A poem is a chance, to deeply connect with another .

Artists who deeply respect the poetry in another!

3/29/2023
Form: Couplet

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