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Waterfowler's Delight

Waterfowler’s Delight

Clouded marshes masking what may come.
Suzy's boisterous invitation over yonder grass 
Dark shadowed spreads set to entice some.
As the glow of the East begins to amass.

Newly anointed awaiting the first blessing.
Old dogs hoping the spark will catch fire.
Light of day upon the horizon pressing.
Nosing sweet dew upon the poignant mire.

Blue and grays approaching whiter shades.
Dark decoys amidst water hazed with hue.
Breaths of pink winds follow forecasted trades.
Nestling in, head up, taking in one last view.

Grasses, reeds, trees and limb begin their claps,
Rattling and brushing in a standing ovation.
Shedding nights tears, tapping coats and caps,
Encouraging shivers of warm tingling anticipation.

Night choruses blend with day’s percussion
Clicks and rasps of metal, wood and springs.
Last words, rules whispered in group discussion
Silenced by sudden whistling of cupped wings. 

Glancing at time wishing the watch was there
Edging toward one half hour before this sunrise.
A single, lonely, echoing report from over there,
Waterfowler's delight, peeling eyes to the skies.  
  
09/25/2017
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Favored Poems

Favoured poems allow me to feel blessed, letting me rejoice
Announcing soul’s gratefulness midst apathetic noise 
Vouching expression anchored upon faith’s poise
Optimizing reflective times, despite doubt ploys
Resonating human nature's bests and decoys 
Expressing earnestness of heart’s voice...
Declaring my need for the Lord's hoist.

Poems I delight in reverberate with life joys
Offering inspiration against hypocrisy that annoys
Exuding truth in varied forms along writers’ prudent choice
Making me praise* God for poets and their great style-alloys...
Shaping my poetry, enhanced by what my learning pen employs.

*Psalm 44:8 In God we boast all the day long, and praise thy name for ever.

December 12, 2019
2nd place, "FAVE" Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Line Gauthier; judged on 12/15/2019.
Form: Acrostic

Fear

It is fear that I’m now after
Awaiting in silence... awaiting its unnatural embrace
Too afraid perhaps to finally bother
This one excitement for a triggering chase

Why are there so much in life to fear?
Alike all thoughts and reasons... its simply a choice
Are we all afraid to let go that which dears?
Or perhaps our mirroring selves are the perfect decoys

Yet it puzzles me... whence to accept
Fear which I seek, I can no longer feel
My mirrored existence, simply a shadow met
Knowing nothing more can ever be as real

We do not dare enter our own illusion
As humans... perhaps we have too much of assumptions
Why not draft anew, an unseen perception?
Than fool ourselves in our very own deceptions

Somehow... it becomes harder to feel hereafter
Lost and in dire, shadows darkening to chase
My silence spats fear no longer
Is there not a time I’m to remember its unnatural embrace?

Inspired by Will Smith in the movie After Earth
© Joel Lee  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Fire Horse

An aborted fetus lies in their hands,
My soul had very different plans,
Commanding Atoms to rebuild a form,
The next check-up far from normal,
Formerly deceased,
I released my surprise,
My demise created this disguise,
Another prize growing inside,
So she decided to keep me,
You see I came from darkness,
Harnessing my energy,
This entity was my entry,
A sentry sent to destroy,
The decoys holding you back,
Cracking the code,
My north node on track,
Smacking right into destiny,
The best of me,
Drowned by my enemy,
But what they can't see,
Is I know I live eternally,
I'm here to set you free,
From the fallacy of degrees,
A disease stealing your worth,
Displeased by the Regimes,
I have Earth on my team,
She's screaming for remorse,
So I saddle up my horse,
A force you only hear about,
Lighting a fire they can't put out.
Form: Rhyme

Socialism Destroys

Radioactive fields where golden grain once grew,
magnificent churches, razed right down to the pew,
Kulak farmers starved out, four million of them dead,
free though and expression only lived in your head,
lives destroyed by camps, that archipelago,
how many lives vanished? We’ll probably never know.
Rivers all polluted by bad ideas deployed,
Russia learned it first hand: Socialism Destroys.

Even now in Cuba, the Carribean’s jewel,
people live in chains thanks to Marxist fools.
A country once wealthy off a grand sugar trade,
now drives around in junkers, all left from past age.
People still vanish if they say the wrong words,
so desperate to leave they swim an ocean that churns.
See that island prison and you cannot avoid
the truth of the matter: Socialism Destroys.

Glance to North Korea, if brave enough to see
a stark, ruined nation stripped of most of its trees,
it has a huge hotel in which no one will stay,
and most of its people struggle to eat each day.
Millions of them in camps, millions more try to flee,
you know things are bad when they run to the Chinese!
Despite their media throwing up poor decoys,
all who look still see it: Socialism Destroys.

And poor Venezuela, once rich and on the rise,
now it is convulsing and preparing to die,
so flush with black oil, now the rigs sit quiet,
once fed, now its people face unwanted diet,
female doctors whore out themselves to buy some food,
refugees are running to find some place that’s good.
By economic laws all tyrants are annoyed,
they cannot escape it: Socialism Destroys.

In our own ‘great’ cities we can see the same trend,
a path to poverty, a horrible dead end.
Once great Detroit is now a sad, crumbling pit,
San Francisco’s roads are covered in human sh-t!
Seattle will jail you for drinking form a straw,
Chicago’s a war-zones with little rule of law.
These once proud cities that people used to enjoy
sink into slow decay, Socialism Destroys.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Today and Everyday Virelai

Enjoy every day!
Life is meant that way,
rejoice!
Whatever they say,
Just work, rest or play-
our choice
Just take time to pray,
Let God’s Spirit stay,
no noise.

Listen to God’s voice,
Do His will; spread joys,
we should! 
Be calmed as turquoise 
Bright, nice thought employs
right mood;
Stay free from decoys,
Deal tough things with poise,
exude!

Work as brotherhood,
Throw prides at deep wood
today; 
Be always nice…brood
Stored words for brain’s food-
display!
Be honest, be good,
Wear Christ’s Peace as hood
Okay? 



April 2,2023    1.44pm





Brood-  think deeply about something that makes one unhappy

 
-just a try of this amazing form
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
day
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member No more dirty bombs

Several threats poured in my 
mind was dizzy I knew killers 
were trying to end my life
since the failed attempts 
several shootings car bombing 
my mind focused on my 
wearing wires pregnant buying 
weapons and drugs from junk 
sick cops for the fbi now the 
corrupt officers niece was 
impersonating me catrina bell 
donaladson mckissick car 
bomber violent offender 
known for sending dirty bombs 
and explosives including Sar
a serial una bomber dirty bomber 
of sorts I worked with the fbi 
searching for m.o.m.m.y dirty 
bomber Mr Melvin MAYES El rulkin
from Chicago trading weapons 
dirty bombs with LIBYA to blow 
up chicago trains transit system 
and government building Trina bell 
bombing it this personal bomber 
placing devices in foreign cars 
or packages mailed to her targets 
her favorite tampering with medication 
quietly killing the target altering 
passports assisting drug smugglers 
leaving the country after killing 
sprees sending strange packages 
to explode several decoys are 
usually sent wrapped in tape 
with several envelopes attached
these are used threaten blackmail 
targets as the entire community is
baffled when the mix up occurs and 
boom powder covers the face hands 
fingers lost limbs flesh splatters 
while the bombers watch from a 
distance usually parked sometimes 
just sitting in a Cafe detonator released 
cries from a distant targets are 
sometimes randomly or targets are 
in hiding domestic violence victims fbi 
informants in witness protection selected 
by  yellow pages or library cards 
prescriptions at CVS Walgreens 
seniors by aarp or consumer cellular 
these junk mails are randomly sent 
out confusing postal workers who 
just put junk mail magazines in anybody 
box identity fraud you have a community 
in an uproar with lost missing 
prescriptions in the wrong hands
or thrown out in the trash with the 
junk pile while bombs ignite beware
of bombs powdered covered packages 
indeed Sars more chemicals delivered 
for making more and more dirty bombs
Form: Naat

The Hardest Thing To Accept Is Being Understood

The jars were meant to confuse even me —
labels scrawled backward,
dates falsified,
contents misnamed to keep them harmless.

I stacked them like decoys —
rows of false feelings,
the real ones buried deeper,
sealed in wax no hand could open.

Years I have walked these shelves blind,
touching glass like a stranger in my own skin;
aware of the weight,
but never sure what it held.

Then you came —
not breaking, not judging —
turning the right ones over in silence,
as if you always knew
where I’d hidden the truest rot.

I want to shout liar,
fraud,
to call your kindness a trick —
because what sense can there be
in understanding what is senseless?

But you lift a jar I thought unopenable,
hold it to the light;
and even I can see through it.
A clarity I never asked for,
yet cannot deny —
painful, precise,
like waking from sleep in a burning room.

I built these shelves crooked on purpose,
so even I would lose my way,
so even I could not find the one jar
with my true name scrawled under the lid.

Years, I walked these tunnels blind —
aware of the weight of glass,
but never knowing its contents.
I am foreign even to myself:
the way I think bends like warped wood,
splintering under every step.

A painful clarity —
like waking to sunlight on burned skin,
like discovering the wound
was always mine to tend.

Now the jars sing at night —
not mournful, but bright,
a low hum rising through floorboards.
The shelves tremble with it;
the dust learns joy.

I am afraid to join them —
afraid this understanding is borrowed,
that one day she will set the jars down
and leave the cellar quiet again.

Not Crazy Words

A man from Brazil
          wanted handle me a cannon
          to solve confusion with a shot
         but not not being beast of burden
         I told him to suck on the steel
          being a soap licker
         or becoming a ice dryer...

         

            "SMART"
         Some assume they are smart
         and have a hyper bright Q I
         just for having a DR title
         and be known for SIR
         when they are stupid and
         insane...

             Drudge
         There is a northeast man
         that realized to be the biggest 
         but only lived on decoys
        thinking to be a wise guy
        just being the plague goat ....!

            POLITICAL
       Almost every politician is excused
       in light seeks the dark
      speak  lies as  truth
      this is his pure reality
      because indeed are intruders ...!

I Wish I Was Duck Hunting


Wishing I could be anywhere but right here,
On a dream bathed with barley and low lined cloud.
Relishing nature's eagerness to endear,
Leaving the busyness and roar of the crowd,
Delighting in vast small grain fields freshly plowed.

Ceasing to care of expectations once placed,
Rising only to meet the next mallard called.
Unfathomable desolation embraced,
In fresh cut grain stubble fields with decoys sprawled.
Sightseeing along a section line road, not showing on any of a map,
Expecting Fall’s migration to explode, with a north Canadian cold snap 

Acrostic World Cruise Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Kevin Shaw
10/06/17
Form: Acrostic

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