Long Dispell Poems

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Deep

Such a vast expanse, this ravine of despair, its steep slick walls sporting vertical fractures that taunt
as toe holds, those attempting to escape this hopeless valley.
The dark river of depression snakes aimlessly along the canyon floor, its deep waters carrying many struggling souls away to the Gulf of the Forgotten. Having resigned from their true identity,
they bend toward the ultimate hopelessness, lonely abandonment.

But for some who, in this place, look deeply within themselves, touching hope they slight the snares of this valley.

Hope! Yes Hope!

That eternally optimistic promise from the one who values those mining for it.
This hope of fullfillment that springs forth from within dries up slippery walls, offering valuable traction away from dismal flow.
This undefeatable appetite for purpose is deeper than any valley,
wider than any river and can dispell despair with one believing phrase.
Hope states "I am not alone in purpose!"
and declares "I am known as one of value!"
The bridge of hope spans caverns,
the tower of hope sees great opportunities,
the ship of hope confidently rides the waves of turmoil knowing success awaits!
Hope has no class or social preferences.
Hope makes no demands in itself.
Hope is it's own reward!
Oh to rest in the eternal hope that will not fail!


Connie, Denise, and Cochise

Amid 240 units of toil
Reigns my Connie
Where she walks
Is blessed soil

California sun
To match her hair,
No nature's beauty
Could compare

Sitting at a table,
With her friend Denise,
Mulling over a
Possible lease...
To an Indian
named Cochise...

Will he pay in wampum
Or scalps he'd taken,
Or Indian souvenirs,
Or maybe he's fakin'

Maybe he's
really from Jersey
Or maybe he's not...
Will he want
To keep buffalo
In the parking lot?

Will arrows fly
When he gets mad?
Will he smoke 
odd stuff
When he is sad?

Erect a teepee
In his living room?
Keep six squaws
To dispell his gloom?

Ride his horse 
bareback to work...?
Feathered head
that he can shake?

Or suit and tie,
Briefcase at his side,??
Laptop computer
Covered in cowhide??

It's a mystery,
As you can see...
Time will soon tell
What will be.

I'll let you know
how it turns out,
And even though
You likely doubt,
This story that
I'm telling you...
Yet, it's possible,
that it  just might
be true.

Premium Member Embodiment of Light

   Coat stand tree commingling clan protects
   Quilted caterpillar sticks linen to spine
   Pine foliage erect points to its apex
   Before its born, spire spreads star shine

   Swooping swivel neck owl huddles, human eyes 
   Scan heaven, hook beak hoots transmit signal
   For seraphim shifting, shades of dove devise
   Butterfly current shaken napkin nimble


   Venture from avenues of arrow quivers
   Dispell dictating army apostrophes 
   Barrel roll ballistic, blank space delivers
   Delight due outside barracks claustrophobic

   
   Antenna tuned owl throatily purrs
   Pleasure for butterfly’s fast learned journey, laughed
   Drift under dry angel feathers, breeze spurs
   Freedom wish from wizard to aloof aircraft 


         
        27 January 2025

       Written for Contest:
      Embodying the Light
    Sponsor: Unseeking Seeker
Form: Rhyme

A Forever Love

The love of all love will live on in my heart,
Though Fate has decreed that we two must part.
We shared such moments that time cannot erode,
But now each must walk our own sepperate road.

The Love that we shared, promised so much,
with each little word, each little touch.
We shared each our laughter,felt each others pain.
Pray fate will decree. That we'll love again.

Together we could cross Oceans so wide,
and scale every Mountain at each others side.
our sorrows and joys were just as one.
My Love is still here. Darling, 'tis you that has gone.

Even time will not heal this broken heart,
or erode the memory of the day we were to part,
for here in my being always there'll be.
A  'Forever Love.' Thats just you and me.

You walked out of my life with no word of farewell,
and left such a sorrow that no word can dispell.
Be happy My Darling in all that you do.
But remember the Love. that always is YOU.

NJR

03/28/13
Form: Epitaph

Her Words My Print

It is her words at the center of it
I only print this as a tribute to it.
Here is the poem Deborah Guzzi wrote
Here is passion etched
On the edge of a note
Here is the sum of all our knowledge:

"Words are the balm of age
the gift of sage
when all flees and even the white of eye reddens with rheum
words fair words dispell the gloom
when hands are mapped with age and knarled still they transform the page
the eye
the cage
Words flow and mind goes to pristine smiles
and the smooth curves which once were thy
thy cheek
thy neck
thy hip
Deny me anything but the word for its magic will soon 
be all that remains of fresh and new."

And here I am poor Sisyphus 
With this eternal burden
Only from hell we dream of heaven

(The words of this poem are not mine alone, that of DG is encapsulated in quotation marks, 
speaking to their centrality in my admiration).


Premium Member In Stars Above

They are far and away
Separated from the day
They light up the night sky
And by morning light, they say goodbye

They do not make thunder sounds
They watch over us, all around
One astounds us in the morning
Another gazes at us in the evening

There are millions making the stary nights
Turning the darkness into the light
We often look up to those heavenly stars
And declare our dreams from distance far

O morning star, may God light up my life
O evening star, may I be free of fright
O stars of night, you dispell the darkness
O stars of night, you also minimize sadness

O stars of night, so quiet but yet with so much to say
O stars of night, kings and queens under the canopy
O kings of the night, I've seen you falling without causing fear
O queens of the night, it's because most times you burn up in the atmosphere. *
Form: Rhyme

Nature 4-8-85

Give to me the good land
sweet earth and soil
the sun the shade and her toil
Put me back in natures hand
the cycle of things that I understand
Stand beneath the light of the stars
and my face to warm in the sun
pick herbs in summer showers
and hold you firmly in my hand
the joining of woman and man
Feel the crisp breeze of the bay
and accomplish the work of the day
lay by your side every night
without a struggle or fight
Let the warmth of my soul dispell
your fear and your anger quell
Trust my soul to work for your good
and all between us is understood
Let us run the river beside
and in the woods play seek and hide
Sing to the children our song
that we should all get along
To the cycle we all understand
Belonging to woman and man
 
COPYRIGHT © 2009 C Michael Miller
via Duboff Law Group LLC
Form: Rhyme

Christmas

The season of hope, the season of giving,
The time to reflect on the life you've been living. 
Children innocent, gleeful, jolly,
Masquerading in magical midnight folly.

Token gifts exchanged with teary eyes,
Sentimentality to make up for expressionless lies.
The streets lined bright with twinkling lights,
Amaretto, giddy to dispell never-ending nights.

The anticipation is welcomed into their chests,
The disillusioned only waiting to end their direst.
Simply a day if you've no one to share with,
Only a waiting game, until it is over with.

Just one day yet it's been another year,
Rejection was always your biggest fear.
Melancholia swelling in your heart, loneliness growing more,
Then Christmas is over and it's all back to how it was before.
Form: ABC

Twenty Seven

Twenty seven religious candles
Around my bed,
Twenty seven years of Ash Sunday
Ashes on my head,

Twenty seven Bibles,
In my motel room,
Twenty seven priests
To dispell twenty seven a' gloom

Twenty seven rosaries,
In twenty seven hands,
Won't stop the juices flowing,
In twenty seven glands

My twenty seven lovers,
In twenty seven days,
Makin' me kind of tired
In twenty seven ways

Twenty seven incantations
In twenty seven a mass
Gives me hope,
Twenty seven more days
I'll last

Twenty seven commandments I did break
That's many, many odd more,
Than you have heard Him make

So I say twenty seven good-byes
To twenty-seven poet friends,
I'll be shoveling coal in hell
To make my twenty seven amends.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

The Light

The light
By Michelle Morris
05/03/2022

The light is coming and it is me
I am the light, and the light is in me
For light is in all things big and small
The light is necessary to dispell evil

Light and dark, there's always interplay
Light and dark, matter and creation
Dark and light, energy and force
Dark and light, revealing sides of laws

For the light is everywhere
Being chased by the dark
The shadows and the secrets
Of the Universe's spark

The light is here, the light is in us
We're entrusted by God to do what is right
For no matter the situation, we know it in our souls
We're all interconnected to create a light that is holy

© Michelle Morris, 2022

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