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Premium Member Moon Ode

Moon you serenade me nightly
casting your beaming silvery rays
touching and filling my weary soul
with  awesome magical perfection

Watching you in your various phases
crescent sliver you delight and enchant
yet too your half sends heartfelt shivers  
as you wax your way to full glowing light

moon dear moon you rule my senses
as you wane,  the sea's tides join you
making my moods shift with your cycles
your whims commanding earth herself

I serenade and worship your beauty
disliking intensely nights you are cloaked
when clouds hid you from earthly sight
then with a peek you emerge triumphant

And  now once more my heart rejoices 

written 05/08/2014
contest A poem you have not entered in a contest *1
Form: Ode


Blushing Rose

Hi guys, please go through my poem wrote by Mrs.Madhavi about imperial and blushing rose..

Blushing Rose 

Glowing in the early dawn,
Hey my beautiful rose..
Your aromatic fragrance has touched my soul..
Each and every united petals of yours vibrates me, making me alive..
O'wild rose, You stroked my heart!!

Falling on my face, You are the one who don't make deceitful pretences..
You are the one who endowed me a smile as a surprise..
Your charismatic posture embedded in a deep space of my heart..
O'delirious rose, You flicked my soul!!

Wrapped by disliking thorns and spines..
Loves the spirit you cheerfully withstand..
My eyes are desperately thirsty to have a quick glance of your tendered feature..
O'chaotic rose, You twitched my nerves!!

Your dusky red colour..
enamoured my entire body..
Enigmatic cheers on my lips..
I wanna kiss you forever forever..
Holding you in my hands, bending on my knees..
O'ferine rose u reached the highest peak of my heart!!

Amongst the bushes and raw grass,
My heart got connected with you..
Chromatically waving in an air..activating my sense
Inspiring me making my d-day delighted..
O'glimmering rose,trustworthily you ignited passion inside me!!

Glimpse of yours make me kinetized,my blushing pearl..
Freakly taking a deep breathe,my blossoming chics..
Flaming love in my heart i can offer you..
O'amorous rose, for that You have to be mine..be mine My Queenliest love.. !!
© Maddy Sp  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Hybronnet

Mere Minutes Into May Sixth 2019

Mere Minutes Into May Sixth, 2019

Heron entombed within b44 man cave
at Highland Manor Apartments sitting
in catbird seat after shower and shave
attuned to silence permeating airwave
wondering what comprises silence music

to these keenly attuned ears as agave
tastes sweet on tongue curious just now
if those hard of hearing or deaf crave
distinct absence, albeit low toned hum,
sans various appliances buzzing this knave,

who relishes solitude and absolute quiet
though this facility, most appeal aye rave
constitutes very minimal cost courtesy
rental assistance, which provides us to save,
(that plural includes missus) feels a slave

hidebound to maintain tidiness, lest we
find ourselves homeless prospect I stave
off (just barely), analogous keeping wild
animal at bay, though grim prospect suave,
and debonair "FAKE" facade I don trumpet

merely self employed to distract grim fate,
which loomed large months few months gone
necessitated third automotive, repair spate
chilly linkedin (racking ma pinion), asper our
2009 Hyundai Sonata (sedan) original parts

(battery included) amazingly last years behave
ving admirably despite slew of upkeep sending
checking account into intensive care, a grave
situation kickstarting precarious mental health
(amazing how being penniless - dirt poor) brave

driver cannot withstand blistering maintenance
costs sustaining car, more money versus engrave
van tombstone, and more painful experiencing
a negative checking account balance, thus fave

veering disliking existential hardship, where entrenched
panic attacks (despite pharmaceutical magic) death gave
enticing option, cuz quotidian struggle undermines
affinity to enjoy life, liberty, blah blah to thrave.

Fat Girl Problems

She says
That her belly is too big
That her favourite jean cant seem to fit
That her skin is showing signs of spilling over ,she says she's afraid of going to the shop she looks like a freak
She's convinced that her momentum might slow her crush down thats why she barely goes shopping she's certain 
None of her clothes are for keeps
None of her man kept an eye clean
From what she saw herself being
An inside job and a character beautiful enough to make it on his sheets
Sexy enough to stimulate an eraction but fail to maintain a conversation of when is the right time to give her a ring
And call it the way it is 
That its Just only about the pussy and save this fat girl some tears
Save her some air time
Save her some self desructing moments like is my love  really that  heavy to never make one stay for dinner 
And maybe see if the meal will bring up things she wanted to talk about the most .....
Without looking twice at the mirror and disliking what she sees
An elephant trapped in a reflection she would love to fall inlove with 
One day, she will stop missing the most important memories in her life because she couldn'get out of her room without tapping this extra  weight, without putting on a brave face and lowering her expectations 
Without throwing tantrums at herself like a jew shooting snapshots of holocaust in the sky
 She says shes tired  of being fat
Shes tired of always looking extra to cover  up this image that introduces her even when shes one her phone
Even when shes minding her size already
Form: Verse

the carousel of sex

The Carrousel of sex

My sister held a party. She lived across the road from us
My wife wouldn’t go; she was not on speaking terms with
my sister, as they often did.
There were many women there, and one was especially and
charming laughed at my feeble jokes, and when it got late
I agreed to follow her home as it was dark and autumnal
We had sex on a park bench, but it struck me as sordid and
I pulled away, said sorry, and walked home.
I was riven by guilt and also anger. This was a trap I, a man,
had walked headlong into. I cursed my stupidity.
Back home, my wife was fast asleep. She had been at the gin
We had breakfast at ten, it was a Sunday, and I was sad
I was still tired and waited for her to berate me, but she didn`t.
In the affairs of the heart, it is better to tell an untruth
because women will only believe what they have decided
to be the verity
Years later, after we divorced- for another reason- she said
She told me she had been sleeping with the man who collected rubbish
every week, and I thought of the woman in the park and my
sister who had a reason for disliking my wife
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC


Premium Member Covid Christmas

Covid Christmas © 2020
by Bob Moore 

T’was a month before Christmas, And all through the town,
People wore masks which covered their frown.
The frown had begun, way back in the spring,
When a global pandemic had changed everything.

They called it corona, But unlike the beer,
It didn’t bring good times, it didn’t bring cheer.
Contagious and deadly, this virus spread fast,
Like a wildfire that starts, when fuelled by gas.

Airplanes were grounded, travel was banned.
Borders were closed, across air, sea and land.
As the world entered lockdown, to flatten the curve
The economy halted, and folks lost their verve.

From March to July, we rode the first wave,
People stayed home, they tried to behave.
When summer emerged, the lockdown was lifted.
But away from the caution, many folks drifted.

Now it’s November, and cases are spiking,
Wave two has arrived, much to our disliking.
Frontline workers, doctors and nurses,
Try to save people, from riding in hearses

Bob Moore
Form: Rhyme

Restlessness Allows No Inner Peace

His buddies called him Brant, he was the strongest man
made of solid muscles and he seemed mighty; 
he became a fugitive after he raped two women
and robbed to get money for his coke and whiskey.
One was his best friend whom he killed for a grudge he had,
and hiding his face, he pulled down his hat and felt afraid.

There was a reward for anyone who knew his whereabouts
or acquaintances, rumors attested that he must have escaped
to Mexico to join banditos who raped, killed, and robbed;
an American guy saw him in Acapulco kissing pretty chicas*.

He thought that nobody was looking for him and he laughed
in that noisy bar drinking Tequila* until he was drunk and sad,
but forgetting faces drenched in blood is pure madness; 
he wore a sombrero* hat and mingled with friendly locals. 

Marcela was not his favorite girl, she refused to sit in his lap
while he smoked Tabamex Toro;* he whispered, " Te adoro, mi querida*. "
And disliking the short phrase, she bit on his scarred, dry lip;
" Ah, hermosa, suave!* " He quickly reacted to the revengeful Marcela.

He didn't know that was a trap and be captured him by the FBI agents, 
but he suddenly got up, slapped her in the face with murderous hate;
Marcela hit the floor and died instantly, " Bandido*, bandido! That's
my daughter! " The dark-skin man howled. He drew his gun with haste.

He shut him three times, Brant fell down and profusely bled from his legs,
" You are under arrest! " One of the agents said cuffing him with ease,
" We'll take you back to Texas and you'll pay for the rapes and killings!"
Every rapist and killer should know that restlessness allows no inner peace! "



* Chicas: girls  
* Tequila: Mexican liquor
* Sombrero: Mexican Hat
* Tabamex Toro: Mexican cigars
* Te adoro, mi querida: I adore you, my dear  
* Ah, hermosa, suave: Ah, beautiful take it slow 
* Bandido: bandit
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member -Embarrassing

She had a big issue with public toilets 
All those dirty horrible germs
She would do her best to try and hold on
Until her home….she did return!

Her sister came to visit her
When she resided in Singapore
To enjoy a fun filled sister time
Exploring, shopping and more

This particular day they were shopping
In a big department store
When a sudden call of nature 
Came  a knocking at her door!

She scurried away to find a toilet
Her sister stayed to look at  shoes
It was quite a distance and busy walk 
Before she discovered the loos

Disliking public toilets so
Toilet paper was piled to cover the seat
In and out and hands washed
Business over and done…..complete!

Long , crowded walk back to her sister
Who soon said “Hang on whats that?…..turn around”
There hanging out of her black trousers
Was a long tail of white toilet paper…. nearly touching the ground!!
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Familiarity Can Breed Contempt

Having been on my own 
for the past ten years 
I suppose I am set in my ways
If I’ve no planned routine
at the start of each day
I just come and I go as I may

Awaking each morn just before dawn
I can go where my mood may take me
Disliking routine I meander free 
to come and to go as I please
For now there is no one here except me
with my very own idiosyncrasies

Generally I enjoy my own company 
Though from time to time
seeing friends and family
is such an enjoyable treat for me
But to have someone 
permanently under my roof
It would drive me insane 
send my soul in a whirl
as slowly my mind 
and my body unfurl

At this juncture in life 
I want peace and tranquillity 
No hassle 
No stress 
No irritability

So when I have guests
I pull out all my best
Spoiling them rotten
as we laugh and we jest
But as the days pass 
and our moods start to show
It is time to bid farewell
It is time for them to go
Or frustrations 
raise their ugly head
and we may say things 
we should not have said

So as the old adage suggests 
Familiarity can breed contempt
and living too long 
with family and friends
is how a good relationship
may come to an end…

Written 14th September 2019

Contest Strand Select U
Sponsor Brian Strand 
3rd Place
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Conundrum

I'll write only of my biggest fault,
            over it, I daily agonize.
My heart and soul are under assault
            I need to conceptualize.
            
I can't seem to conquer my dislike
           of ignorance, I can plainly see,
As I introspect, there's disquiet
          blaming is not where I want to be.

Realizing many cannot afford
         a college degree, even a class,
And many with a degree ignored
        truth, giving conspiracy a pass.
         
So,  each of us could open a book...
        on one hand, I love the concept
of thriving, thinking, but sure to look
       where we're going before we have leapt.

Disliking a mind willing to be 
        told what to think, to believe, to speak
I'm discarding all their qualities 	
        closing my mind, refusing to seek.

A closed mind, a form of ignorance
        so I've come full circle with my despair.
I've fallen prey to my dissonance.
        A conundrum that needed some air.

April 30, 2023
for “Character Traits” poetry contest
by Angela Tune
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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