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Premium Member Playlist Poetry


The sparkling dawn lights up 
my heart’s ebony horizon, 
spreads the sunburst spectrum of yearning,
swathes the facsimile of your floral face,
measuring “how deep is your love.”

Your voice composes the mesmeric music
with the vibrato of “unchained melody" 
in the harmonic cadence of my longing,
fills my forlorn void with the vibrant tunes,
when I realize I “can't help falling in love.”
How complete I become 
as I “make you feel my love,”
if only you could know.

Suffused with the diffused drizzle 
of my love in the tarnished twilight,
you disappear out of my misty sight  
beyond the garden of blooming delight.  
Your footsteps trample my emotive flower, 
its crumbled petals make a wreath 
for my broken heart, 
whispering “somebody loves you,”
for whom “you are still the one.”

I collect the shards of my life, 
strewn in the craving corridor I cross
with the lattice of love lacing the slices of heart 
where the shape-shifting dusty guitar 
of my yearning secretly resonates 
the tune of my melancholic passion, 
intoning “my heart will go on”
blooming my feeling of lingering longing,

On the sighing sea of despair,
made of billion drops of tear,
descends the somber shadow 
of the nostalgic night’s slate sky,
split asunder by the cobalt cold flash 
of the tormenting thunder, 
fading in my wilted memory 
in the hazy horizon of oblivion. 
where I wish you “cry me a river.”

On the moonlit sapphire sea-shore I walk alone,
longing to have you by my side 
“from this moment on.”
I hear the rhythm of the sequined surging sea 
pulsate in my enticed heart, 
articulating my silent plea, “let's stay together.”

            1. How Deep Is Your Love – Bee Gees
	    2.   Unchained Melody" — The Righteous Brothers
            3. Can't Help Falling in Love – Elvis Presley
            4.  Make You Feel My Love – Adele
            5.  Somebody loves you– Crystal Gayle
            6.  Cry Me A River –Crystal Gayle
            7.  My Heart Will Go On – Celine Dion 
            8. You Are Still The One – Shania Twain
            9.  From This Moment On – Shania Twain
          10.   Let's Stay Together – Al Green


Premium Member 1956

I was turning ten and learning the tricks
The year was 1956
I remember that my mother cried
The day that Tommy Dorsey died
I still believed in Santa Claus
James Dean was a Rebel without a cause
Green Door was a rockin’ tune
Patty sang about the Allegheny Moon
Russia’s relation with Hungary thinned
Gogi Grant sang The Wayward Wind
Love was a many splendored thing
I still can hear Fats Domino sing
Carl was wearing Blue Suede Shoes
While Guy Mitchell was Singing the Blues
The movie East of Eden was so fine
A young Johnny Cash was walking the line
Robert Young in Father Knows Best
Gunsmoke was about the Old West
The Edge of Night and As the World Turns
I’ll Cry Tomorrow, my heart still burns
Be Bop A Lu La Gene did render
And Elvis crooned Love Me Tender
In Poland the people fought for a goal
We listened to No Not Much and Heart And Soul
The Navy answered Mr. Robert’s Calls
There was the premiere of Guys and Dolls
Black and White TV had Roy, Gene and Tom Mix
What a wonderful year, 1956.
Form: Couplet

Weight Watchers Paradise

Weight Watchers Paradise


Lemon pies, with feathered wings,
Floating in the sky, as the sun sits and glistens.
Against their skin, yes the beautiful people,
The ones who say, all that food is pure evil.


The bright morning sun, kills off the dark blue night
And shows us the way, to a weight watchers paradise.
With cream filled donuts and chocolate gold bars,
With the sponge cake motorways, full of jelly made motor cars.


So super-size me, put me on the Elvis diet,
I can’t talk right now, for I have to eat.
Oh and don’t forget, to cut the bacon off my fat,
I have no wish, to look anorexic.


Big, fat and beautiful, look at me,
All you jealous skinny girls, are only jealous of these.
My two lethal weapons, that get me all I want,
So take me to a Heaven, named McDonald's.
With Burger Kings, feeding on Kentucky Fried Chickens,
This tasty goodness, is so darn finger licking.


Rabbit food?  Don’t make me puke!
I have no desire, to become bulimic.
I’m not Princess Di, I have no wish to die,
No I don’t love to watch, my cholesterol level rise;
But I do love my sexy body and I do love my super-size.



(C)2013 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
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Premium Member When I Was Your Age

When  I was your age some bad guys bombed a church
In the deep south, and four Sunday School girls were murdered
The President of the United States was assassinated
And then his brother was gunned down

We saw this in black, white and gray,
On TV sets that are smaller than your computer monitor.
It was a crazy, uncertain, scary time, and we were fearful.
Told the Russians were going to kill us with an atomic bomb

Some of us had bomb shelters.
We also had drills at school
Where we hid under flimsy desks 
Putting our hands over our heads.

Elvis Presley came out and wiggled
And our mothers and fathers shut off the TV
We were told he was a bad guy
When I was your age.

Premium Member The Sixties

Dating my first love, hearing Elvis sing
"It's now or never come hold me tight"
A handsome young Kennedy on TV springs

The youngest president with views left wing
Destined to die too young, a young bride's fright
Dating my first love, hearing Elvis sing

Married to my first love, a baby rings
There is a murder in our young sight
A handsome young Kennedy on TV springs

A young bride crawling away as if she has wings
A baby boy kicks with all his strong might
Dating my first love, hearing Elvis sing

In the sixties young love into marriage zings
Hope for a different future takes flight
A handsome young Kennedy on TV springs

Sudden end to hopes and dreams death did bring
Deep down in the spirit a seed planted alright
Dating my first love, hearing Elvis sing
A handsome young Kennedy on TV springs  

Sponsor: Kelly Deschler
Contest: Decades
To me my meeting my future husband and my marriage then children was 
an important part of the sixties but of course only to us did it really matter.

Leftwing defined: members of a liberal or radical political party, or those 
favoring extensive political reform..

Leftwing origin in the political sense in the first half of the 1800s where 
in European legislatures the seating practice to seat those holding liberal 
views were assigned the left side of the house..It also had use in military..


Special Needs Education Policy 1968

Special Needs Education Policy 1968

The session paper 5 of 1968, a turning point so grand,
A moment in history that improved the lives of many, a stand.
For special needs education in Kenya, it paved the way,
A brighter future for all, where everyone could learn and play.

Gone were the days, where children with special needs,
Were left behind, their futures filled with all too many weeds.
With session paper 5, came a change, a brand new start,
A path to inclusion, where every child had a place in the heart.

From classrooms to resources, the improvements were clear,
Supporting children with special needs, so they could live without fear.
With trained teachers and specialized equipment, the future was bright,
Giving children with special needs, a chance to learn and take flight.

Now, years later, we see the fruit of that session paper 5,
With schools and resources, providing the support to help them thrive.
No longer left behind, they can learn and grow,
Their futures filled with hope, where they can reach their full potential, and so.

So let us celebrate the session paper 5 of 1968,
For giving children with special needs, a brighter future, where they can all win.
A turning point in history, that made a difference, no doubt,
A brighter future for all, with improved special needs education about.

By Otieno Elvis Gikoi
 *THE ELO’S POETRY*

Premium Member Ode To Three Rock Stars

There once was a crooner with sideburns 
Whose lips howled and hips churned as he turned
   His first name was Elvis
   They called him "The Pelvis"
Until the day he flamed out, crashed and burned

Jimi Hendrix sure wowed 'em at Woodstock
Created a new form of acid-rock
   He performed Purple Haze
   In a drug-induced daze
Star-Spangled Banner in permanent shock

And lest we forget Janis Joplin
Whose songs really kept her fans hoppin'
   She went on a spree
   With Bobby McGee
Then she OD'd, which ended her boppin'

These three heroes all met similar fates
Thinking themselves immortally great
   They took liberties
   With their minds and bodies
Canceling their remaining concert dates
Form: Limerick

Premium Member - Those Were the Days -

We do not listen as before anymore
Emotions that occur when the music plays
Supertramp - "School" or
ABBA - "S.O.S."
a pulsating drive

Bee Gees - "Stayin 'Alive"
Bruce Springsteen - "The River"
Kate Bush - "Running Up That Hill"
the sound of the best

The Cure - "Friday, I'm In Love"
outstanding electronic dance music
Edwyn Collins - "A Girl Like You"
total enjoyment of life

Bob Dylan - "Thunder On The Mountain"
George Michael - "Fastlove"
with harmonies to die for
A wave of amazing artists

«Peace, Love and Understanding»
«Flower Power», colorful, patterned and floral clothing
Marijuana, which gave a distorted reality

A clear rhythm mark
"The King of Rock'n Roll" - Elvis Aron Presley
Bob Dylan: - "Blowin 'in the wind"
Fly like a white dove

If she/he got his first kiss when Beatles sang: "Let It Be"
or grew up with Janis Joplin in the speakers ... woow
"Well, feeling good was easy"
Oh, heaven and stars ... we will never forget














05.06.2018
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
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horn music

Horn Music

In the late forties and middle fifties 
horn music and military marches tunes
were often parlayed in the town's park 
and we lived nearby and bore the brunt
of this noisy music
to complain was not easy as the music
was seen as an expression of freedom 
chasing the German army out of our 
cherished country, admittingly with 
the help of the Russian army, the 
British took the credit
Horn music is simply horrible to enjoy
the noise one has to be unmusical 
one would think the noise had stopped
with the arrival of modernity, rock and roll
and Elvis Priestly, but no
I was invited in the eighties to read a poem 
in Oslo. When my turn came to read 
the horn orchestra struck up.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member No Good Deed - - -

When Sherri was a little girl
a baby crow fell out of the tree
and being my little tomboy
she said "Leave this up to me".

So up the tree she climbed
to put little "Elvis" back in his nest.
Mama crow did not appreciate it
and became somewhat of a pest.

When the rest of us walked outside
she just gave us the evil eye
but for Sherri she had other plans,
dive-bombing her from the sky.

Whichever door she left by
that crow was watching for her
and dived and pecked at our little girl.
The ungrateful, miserable cur.

No good deed goes unpunished
is a saying we've all come to know.
Intended perhaps for humans
but it certainly relates to a crow.
Form: Rhyme

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