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A Rustic Vermont Landscape

The verdant leaves
of the cherry trees
rustle as a wagon
loaded with corn
rides deeper into the wide ruts
of a rustic road,
hungry ruminants wallow
by a limpid lake;
cheerful kids wave
and wagtails warble
at my unexpected arrival...
suddenly my Dalmatian barks. 

O jovial Autumn
incite my surprise,
and renew my decadent mood!
The grapevines rest
while giving off their fragrance,
and this weary steed
must rest in tranquility
to continue this journey...
before he pants-up grief;
and for mine and his sake,
let him get some sleep! 

A sanguine sky
promises the loveliest sunset
ever seen by me
in this rustic Vermont landscape;
thrushes sing with me
to embellish my harmony,
not minding the crickets that
conspire in the hickories,
or the fluttering hawks
that return to their nests.. 
  

Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci
Form: Pastoral


Children

Children will always remember the void,  
They will always recall the hands that couldn’t embrace them.  
They will always remember the troubles that nightfall brings,  
And the darkness that invades their slumber.  
They will always remember the stranger who masqueraded as a helper.  

Yet, children can sometimes bloom out of the gloom,  
They may open a door to a new day,  
With a slate wiped clean,  
Finding a meadow free of shadows,  
Children can sometimes start fresh on new pages.  

Children will still be the seeds of tomorrow,  
The stars that embellish the night sky,  
The glow of a summer field,  
The gateway to continuity;  
Children will still be the voices we teach them to express.  

Children can sometimes unearth the past,  
Piecing together fragments to demystify the strange.  
Their minds explore the vast field of existence,  
Searching for goodly pearls.  
Children will always desire to play,  
And the onus is ours to teach them how to balance the day.


August 1, 2025.

Premium Member Always In My Heart-

He is there for me
 He's always there for me 
He always cares for me 
And I love Him so

 He's my Father 
incompletable always,
 always acceptable
 He's always in my heart 

in due time in due part
 I cherish Him I embellish
 the very air of Him he kissed me
 giving me His breath of life

 creating me He chosen me
 I am His son and if I could ever ever think I'm enough
 I can no way, no ways none 
He is always in my heart 

you can how you love the invisible 
and the the awe possible 
How can you love a creator 
And yet He's an enabler

 of piece joy 
But even more 

 He's forgiven me 
a worthless me
 a sinful me
 He redeemed me for me

 a worthless me
 He kissed me 
with His breath 
gave me life

 I chose it there's no heart bigger than His
 there's no arms longer than His
He lives better than I just want just a speck of Him 
His always is He in my heart


6/26/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022
Form: Rhyme

Romantic Encounter With Nature

Happenstance?
Or perchance providence
Directs my reluctant path.
An act of folly or vision
To venture out on such a day?   

The breeze, dank with autumnal chill
Sighs through the lonesome woodland trail.
Yet whispers of sweet promise 
Waft gently through the bracing air
Perfumed by a daub of sweet violet scent.

Dreamy trees, ablaze with autumn's grandeur
Are roused from slumber 
And undressed by the breeze,
Releasing flutters of amber,russet and gold
To richly quilt the shivering earth. 

Silken brown jewels of summer's labour
Embellish the ground, 
Their spiny sides split with laughter.
Such gifts to the soul, 
of Wordsworthian simplicity,
Leave me enriched
By this romantic encounter 
With nature.

13.02.19

'Eight Word Challenge-Bardenesque Poetry Contest- 
OBLIGATORY WORDS: happenstance, perchance, folly, dank, whispers, wafting, daub, flutters

Sponsored by John Hamilton

Premium Member Musing on Memories

Do some unpleasant memories fade away?
Or does the mind have a protective guard,
That, at times, locks the door to the past,
And shields the soul from agony's crush.

Do some memories serve as wise tutors,
That instructs the mind from time to time,
Lest the brain's library becomes forsaken,
Void of guidance for life's daily challenges?

Memories can plague the mortal mind.
They are often protesting against stiff resistance,
Demanding its rightful role and sacred duty,
To catalog the experiences of human events.

Memories acknowledge good and bad events.
They do not euthanize the painful truth,
Nor do they embellish or rewrite the facts.
They exist, impartial and unyielding.

Memories can be either friend or foe.
Perhaps that's the constant inward fear,
Why we are wary of the sentinel's mind,
Unsure what memory will breach that door


Premium Member Blossoms and Bubbles

While sunrise bathes the early morning air
Illuminating new dawn’s loveliness,
Where mild rain tints the pure of crystal glare
To rouse shimmery boughs through June’s finesse.

Herein, aisle of florets displays its charm,
In brightest russets , in the mildest blues
Unfurling nature's waltzes that disarm
While showers of mist embellish all hues.

And garlands pirouette to catch glossed drops,
That my own soft feet twirl in revelry
When bubbles of dew explode, then to pop,
On clusters’ sunlit jive waking a lea.

Till nightfall approaches to calm the flow
Blooms curtsy, praising godly Light’s halo.

................
Sonnet Contest Submitted 8/21/2016
Checked at www.howmanysyllables.com
Originally Posted 3/30/2015
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Afterglow

                                                  Afterglow

                            When soon I quit this mundane scene
                              I `d wish to leave, unknown, unseen
                                   Unadorned, without embellish
                               Without tears on eyes that cherish
                            Without sigh from those near and dear
                                     Without any ripple of fear,

                                   But serene like the afterglow
                                Of the sun setting with the show
                                  Of an arch of pinkish sunlight
                                   In the twilight sky of delight
                                  With the air devoid of tension
                                    In the clean distant horizon.

                                I `d wish the afterglow to spread
                              Amidst prairies where lies my shed
                              Amidst the playground of my youth
                                Where once was erected a booth
                              Amidst fields where I strolled alone
                                  Along alleys lilacs are grown
                                 Along the silent serene shore
                                   At twilight I ambled before.

                                I`d wish the afterglow to shine
                              In midst of chants that are divine
                                   Sober music flowing apace
                               Sincere smiles on friendly faces
                                   With recall of life together
                                  As a comrade, as a brother
                            During the sweet summer sunshine
                                As in wild winds of winter time.
Form: Rhyme

May Be That Is How Birds Learned To Fly

Down in the world of treachery
Survival is for the strongest side
Weakest have no place in its tents
For they cannot dance for noble songs

In that state of despair
Alone and powerless among the elite
Searching for place to plant hope
They began to jump round and round the field

Seeing the clouds rolling in peace
Jumping gave birth to new sense of looking ahead
Strengthen the will to explore other avenues
To avoid persecution of the strong world

In the moment of silence, aching for freedom-
-They pulled away from the rope-
-Hold on to the air being free
And fly up to sky where the strongest could not
Finding site to go to avoid pain

In midst of gloominess
There comes a time, to sing 'eureka'
May be that is how birds learned to fly
Spending time in higher space, to
Avoid chains in the cruel world
And embellish their lives with happiness

Treasures Pour From Him

Tears drop tornado, dollops jump above sides
Thin limb goblin sinking anchor bronze
Terrified in rising waves of violent river's rides

Envelope hapless magician in wail swirl static 
Embellish emerald strangle collar wash
Emotions sharp peak - white caps leap erratic 

Aspired as diamonds, climbed mountain poke
Arrange cloud malady stormy metal shon
Acrewed blue bellies bellow over goblin croak

Rascal salt ocean stab of silver dolphin spears 
Roll nauseous sorcery balled crystal slosh 
Regaled bedazzle boat slides triumphant tears



                   
                              7th August 2021

      Written for Contest:  The Goblin's Jewel Box 
                         Sponsor:  Jack Webster
Form: Rhyme

Perfection

You're an epitome of 
beauty, 
Embellish with every 
beauty of heaven.
A radiant star even in the 
darkest of the night, 
So elegant and glamorous.
You're so precious like 
diamond, 
Difficult to get hard to lose.
A flower in the world of 
thorns, 
Irreplaceable and 
incomparable.
A light in a dark world, 
Magnificent in the eyes of 
men.
You're a unique treasure, 
You're priceless.
A voyage of knowledge, 
With a touch of 
supernatural brilliance.
A million times an angel, 
Blessed with an astonishing 
smile.
A diva amongst beauty 
queens, 
Created out of the ordinary.
You're a bed of rose, 
So rare and so precious.
You're an amazing being to 
behold, 
Engraved with every 
happiness of heaven.
An exceptional lady, 
Created with the priceless 
gift of womanhood.
You're a symbol of divine 
happiness, 
Crafted with every alloy of 
perfection.
You're the apple of God's 
eyes, 
And the heartbeat of his 
heart.
A lady of great attribute, 
With a touch of class.
You're a gift for humanity, 
With a heart polished with 
gold.
A dear friend and a 
sweetheart, 
With a touch that never 
pains.
A lady of Godly character, 
Blessed amongst women.
If perfection is what you're 
searching for? , 
Just remain the same.
For you're a beacon of good 
morals, 
And the dream of every 
man.
Form: ABC

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