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Premium Member Celebratory Sigh

The lavender clouds, lowered, like a fluffy blanket
                                    on top the eaglets’ ledge.

Its loblolly pine lingers on the palate of the tongue
                                          like a luscious lollipop.
 
The nestling-siblings, downy light, slightly on edge -
                                 eagle-eyed leader seeks kill.

A bald rivalry rides the snowy sledge, unshielded
                           by the adults; harmony sleeps.

The earthlings’ Hallelujah - wings climb,
               soar, a lavish flight - celebratory sigh.

Sunlight’s vantage slights - the flourishing cradle
                                unsettled by uprising; loss.

The lovelorn will land its own fledglings, feeling
                                  only for the solo Caesar,

hailing through the rainbow slide - the Salome quilt,
                                         nevertheless God’s will

on earth, necessary suffering for a season -
                       a sour lollipop;  sloppy life.

We glory at the eagle’s flight, flourishing wingspan,
                                               falling towards us.

Stalwart, its talons’ prey; we pray unfailing strength
                                         and fly towards heaven.


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Premium Member Springtime In the Countryside

Cold howling winds have finally died
And a spring sun’s decided to abide
There’s no sweeter place than countryside
What a wonderful time to send the kids outside

Reclaiming a chunk of ‘me’ time I decide
To tackle that novel and sit by the fireside
Hang stress out like an old faded apron to hide
It’s the perfect moment to feel thoroughly satisfied
Plenty of time later to be busy and preoccupied

Children intoxicated with spring are wide-eyed
Exude joy and freedom in their stride
Silly with excitement, wild and cock-eyed
Running free up and down the hillside

I see no reason for chide
As I watch them eagle-eyed
Smiling with so much love and pride
Thinking of days gone by as a guide

When I'll call them back inside
The kids will be exhausted, bonafide
With rosy cheeks into bed they’ll glide
Won’t take long choosing a side
For tonight’s treasured stories at bedside



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted on March 10, 2018 for contest SPRING FLING ZING KING (OR QUEEN) sponsored by MICHAEL VASEK  -  HONORABLE MENTION
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Lifes Mysteries

Life is a giant puzzle; how can one solve it?
I marvel at the universe and its wonder,
For it is pleasing to my eyes as I just sit;
Eagle-eyed, I realized my search was plunder, 
Seeing creation with new lenses humbled me.

My vision was more clearer, and I felt quite whole.
Yearning to take it in, to experience glee.
Stopped worrying about things out of my control,
Trusted in the creator and this vast universe.
Earth and life are so complex must accept what's shown.
Ready to consider changing as I immerse,
Inwardly to discover me accepting the unknown.
Each day of my life, as I traverse through these lands,
Soaring high, I grasp that blessings outweigh the sands.
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

A Visit Back Home

Long prior - I took to the wheel 
On a day, fairly, surreal
Amid one of my visits back home
I went to see, tailgating, all alone
My boyhood city. A city on its knees  
I began patrolling, unemotionally
Among, the hollowed, disintegrated, arteries

I've gone into a run-down, stepping ground
Of relinquished houses, torched down 
Cess-pool of spoiled industries, shook
Dismal, diminishing, to tears look
A catastrophe of block, smoke, and gook 
Miles and miles of wrongdoing, invaded places
The most exceedingly awful, that humankind embraces

Free, with the blazing fury
Of youthful, spontaneity
I started to take pictures, ardently
Of drifters, hobos, winos, and the beggarly
Wearing, worn out, robe of strands
And vagrants with solidified hands
Crouched around, enormous, hot drum cans 

Without modesty, I eagle-eyed 
The crestfallen, with nowhere to hide 
That permeates, everywhere, I spied
Offering itself for examination 
A photo of urban immolation 
I was alone in a no man's homey 
And in a no man's city

Premium Member For Shining So Bright, You Burn Out and Die

For shining so bright, you burn out and die;
     for soaring too close to the sun, you fall
to the hard earth below and crash: “Too high,”
     judge the gods; so, as lesson to us all,

you're chastened for your lofty, prideful flight.
     Like Icarus, I test life's great divide
between deity and men: visionary sight,
     God-giv'n, and penetrating—eagle-eyed!

What seems like pride is for history to laud:
     so, as Jesus the man was, so am I.
Only a God humbles another god;
     that's destiny no man can e'er defy.  

Though the world crucifies, God testifies
with fulsome laughter that I, His child, rise!
Form: Sonnet


Premium Member Deprived Of Your Love - POTD


I can’t rid of the bags under my eyes
The crowfeet despise, all were lies,
Conjured was an illusion of you
Throughout my groping confusion
evasive, flimsy
A-m-o-r-p-h-i-c, innuendos 
I was subjected to your derision 
dissing me relentlessly
deriding my appearance,
disparaging my intellect
as I stumbled and fell into the abyss 
Mocking doesn’t suit my countenance
My lips desert dry, thirsty, parched
An amazon no longer beats its drum
My buoyant nature now laden with coarsened shroud 
Leaving a cardboard moon deprived of its shine
Stars like candles blown out one by one
No use waiting for the rising Sun
The end of world does come,
stopped spinning neath heavy ebon clouds
Expectations unreal
All zeal gone, listless is my spirit
along with my illumination
Now you see me
unmasked in raw anguish
I      d
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     o
        o
            p 
jowls hang from endless
torment endured
like the drenched and cold, wounded hawk
taken flight, eagle-eyed, a warrioress
more determined and bold, traveling on
with unlimited range
and self-esteemed 
This bird, 
 you 
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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Kiss the Leopards

"Kiss the Leopards" 

Kiss the leopards
before dying
confiscate their spots
for memories
ever changing 
to place as stars 
stamped across a sky 
of evergreen

where hidden lions smile

writing out their scores
on blank canvas
clean sheets for clouds
waving sober dreams
turning pages dog-eared
notes marked in pens unclear
the eagle eyed watching 
sunflowers pressed in between

where azure bluebirds 
fly invisible, messages unseen

(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)



“Isn’t it a Pity” / Nina Simone
https://youtu.be/DitOFrGBEQA

“Isn’t it a Pity”/ George Harrison
https://youtu.be/nFxYsWCT6_k

Sassy sobriquets schooled sissy spindleshanks

Sassy sobriquets schooled sissy spindleshanks...
studious sexagenarian skinny scruffy scribe

My utmost humblest apology
for inducing the following
cerebral calisthenics upon your cranium,
but the cost of friendship
with yours truly 
(me – a foo fighting,
eagle eyed, beatle browed, beastie boy  
christened Matthew Scott Harris)
doth newt come 
like some hootie and the blowfish 
super tramping 
cheap trick linkedin to 
wings at the reo speed wagon
spinning zz top soundcloud.

Scathing, scolding, screaming,
scorning, searing, sing,
sociopathic sarin soaked skewed
squirt, sputtering, squawking, sleepily
staggering, stabbing, swaggering
sweltering sadistic, sarcastic,

savage, systemically systematically
stigmatized, supersized saber sharp
schick shaving, shunned, sabotaged,
scarred, scorched, smote, sanguine,
stippled, speckled schizophrenic
sensibility, spurring, seething,

somewhat stultified, sophisticated,
spellbound spirited scabrous
schlemiel schlemazel, stenciled,
sundered sniveling sanguine storied
snakebitten sojourning smartass,
skeptical shoddy sophomoric

screwball, subtly sagacious,
stunted, sclerotic, scrappily
shuffling short, Shylock 
styled sideburns Semite, 
sainted Shasta sipping 
shriveled sad sack,

sullenly syncopated, synthesized,
slobbering sybaritic, scruffy
sheepish sketchy scalawag,
Socratically scrutinizing, seizure
stricken, stoically sneezing,
shamed Skidrow skeezer, shifty,

sweaty, sham shaman,
supremely spidery, schmaltzy,
sylan seeking subsidized succor,
self shuttered, sequestered,
sidelined, shiftless, shabby,
semantically snazzy, soldiering,

shrieking, skulking, somber,
stooping, Segway scootering,
schmart spendthrift, Swahili
speaking, straitlaced, streamlined,
spongebobbing, sandal shod
sealegs, squarepants sporting

spectacles, sedate, sensate,
sentient, ship shaped,
shanghaied, salubrious,
slithering, snakish, stuttering,
sluggish, smashface scarred,
sober, solitary, sangfroid

skidamarink singing, Shamokin
speaking scrivener, scuzzy,
spunky, starved, submissively
suicidal, sunburned,
salaried shuffling senescent
snoutish soundcloud shutterflying
snapchatting schnorrer.

Premium Member Too Good To Be You Parts 1 and 2 a Poem On Plagiarism

I guess we can struggle when we sit down to write
But use your own words - to plagiarise isn’t right
When I read a poem that’s simply too good to be true 
I then begin to question, was it even written by ‘you’ 

If I google  a few lines it will give me the answer
You’ve been caught red handed – you were a chancer 
I just want to read poems that I’ve never read before 
If I find stolen work  I won’t read ‘yours’ any more
 
Why claim words from another writer, as it is a crime 
You’ll never find stolen words in any poem of mine 

Part 1 posted on soup 7th February 2015

 
Part 2 ... 


To obtain contest glory and gong
You stole another's words, it's so wrong
Plagiarism is vile
You've done it quite a while
I’m hoping this is your swan song

Hollander died aged eighty three
So tell me how could it be
His work’s here on soup
‘you’ wrote it – that’s poop
Soup booted this fraud speedily!

Sadly the culprit has once again been posting stolen work soup even entering it for contests, thanks to eagle eyed souper's he has been removed once more.

30th December 2019
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fruitless War

Our lamb has finally flashed his mane.
Crashing through the Bush.
Into the Armageddon plane.
Tail twitching, slashing fangs.

He's going to liberate a people shrouded in our blood.
Clean up those weapons of mass destruction.
Make an oasis out of glass, an oasis theology.

That open palm has turned into a fist...on a dime...on a dollar.
Over the top of a barrel of sweet crude oil.
To prove you're not a ***** like those tea partiers think you are.

You're the lion president, feeding our enemies.
While our children go hungry.
It's been a long, hot summer.
Did you know our schools don't have air conditioning?
But I'm getting off topic....

Fruitless war
your biggest blunder...to date
leaky intelligence
trigger finger
eagle-eyed bombs
charring children 
lamb to lion
on a dime
on a dollar.
Over the soul of a barrel of bittersweet crude...

Now I'm probably censored for speaking against your wishes.
I could give a $hit.
Let the truth clear your opaque transparencies...
The pinkies are laughing hysterically.
Tea party, anybody?

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