Long Experimenting Poems

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Division line

Time divides the line,
We define the ride,
Coinciding with the Divine,
Colliding atoms combine,
Creating the outline,
The vibrations shine,
Aligned perfectly,
Reflecting colors in a design,
Collecting together intertwined,
Winding through space,
Finding a dense place,
Playing chase with particles,
Articulating a form,
The normal procedure,
Reality's best feature,
As we build our creature,
The teacher of this experience,
Experimenting with existence,
Measuring distance in increments,
Continuing to make imprints,
Each instant forever embossed,
No moment is ever lost,
Reach across your limits,
Admit you created it,
Sit within an open mind,
You'll find time open wide,
Dividing the line,
Between now and the Divine.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Teacup of the Stars

I've been experimenting with Poetry Soup's "Shape Poem Generator."  This is my first attempt
                                                    Someone
              left a blue teacup on the porch rail— silver around
              the rim, a little chipped on one side like it’s lived
              a life. The night leans over it, not gracefully, more
              like a tired guest trying to pour stars        without
               spilling too many. A few miss the cup           entirely,
               skittering across the wood like                   bright
               crumbs. The moon watches, not
               offering advice, just hanging there                with
                its usual half-smile. By the time                 the cup
                is full, the sky looks lighter— as                if
                giving away a handful of its
                brightness wasn’t such a big deal.               You
                 could lift the cup, if you wanted,            and sip
                 whatever the night tastes like              today.
                 Probably something quiet.            Probably
                 something true.
Form: Shape

Premium Member Letting Go

Sitting upon the shore
time seems to move so slow.
Watching waves I adore
as reflecting stars glow

Tonight this night is mine
just me and the mute moon.
Tepid breeze feels so fine,
as birds sing their sweet tune.

Mind begins to ponder,
why life sometimes goes wrong.
Thoughts begin to wander,
fed up of being strong.

Sad eyes gaze into space,
tongue utters a deep sigh.
Rain drops caress my face,
masking tears, I can't cry.

Life's questions defeat me
answers I'll never find.
Waves rush in from the sea,
tide surge plays with my mind.

Their call sounds so violent,
soul yearns to drown in them.
Heart tells mind: be silent!
Sweet songs it starts to strum.

Thoughts tame, turning tranquil,
sunshine brightens dark skies.
Rainbow smile brings goodwill,
as phoenix spirits rise.

Silent One
21 January 2018

Experimenting with 6 syllables per line.
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Halloween

Tricking; treating; meeting, eating, sometimes, cheating!
Amidst, mount-like cards, we, like owls, keep on guessing!
Neither hunger nor thirst for souls; play soul polling! 
Like jokers and mockers, we do costume knolling!
Ghosts and souls carved pumpkins with lamps keep us howling!
Warm bonfires give us a whole soul social feeling!
Apple bobbing makes the old feel young, strength glowing!
Divinations, fairy, and scary: Mind-blowing!
Pranks prove us hooks and crooks and jacks great trick trolling!
We don't leave experimenting with haunt growling,
Or horror scenes watching; scary storytelling…
Till we, at dawn, like sun rays, see all saints smiling!



27 October 2021
Halloween Monorhyme Contest Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Caren Krutsinger
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Covid Fall

W elcome September, let’s put summer 2020 far behind us
E lusive dreams we had deep down never coming to fruition
L et disenchantment fade with the relentless tides of time
C andid wishes in their simplicity gone abysmally ungranted
O bsolete imagery in a vacant world of paltry fantasy
M eager appetite for adventures aligned with social distancing
E xtraverts experimenting to eliminate emphatically this epidemic

S eptember come and turn the page on gruesome covid memories
E choes of resounding hope set free for better days ahead
P lay loud cheers so for a minute we can forget that this is far from over
T antalize us by boldly flaunting your joyful flamboyant autumn colors 
E xtenuating visions of a distant future we can only dream of 
M anifestations of answered prayers hovering within reach
B ackhanded boost of incentives thrust in the right direction
E nticing editorialized expressions earmarked for entrapped earthlings
R attled and receptive to any relevant rationale rambled to restore reality



AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Begin With A Groove

Begin with a groove, some delicious, soulful melodies interwoven with genres including jazz, neo-soul, lo-fi hip-hop, jazz sub-genres/
 with spoken word tricks in the mix with programmed drums, turntables, looping  in Sonny Rollins, Elvin Jones, Hubert Laws, Lonnie Liston Smith/
 add some house music word with a vibrant, rhythmic pulse packin' the dance floor/ so hey, whatcha say to the DJ as he's laying down beats, experimenting with melodic hooks and some nasty background  heat/
  double scratching Rick James Super Freak and pumpin' up the supa dupa bassline from Mary Jane Girls All Night Long to the party hardy dance house crowd/
 ethereal pops of sound synergy drops/ man, hit me with a lo-fi boost so I can spit out my word anthem I'm sparking off now the heat be flowin' down to my dancin' feet/
 I dig  the Crooklyn crew is bringing back Break Dancin' with their signature freestyle/
  they even brought their cardboard dance floor/  they be makin' moves and cuttin' grooves/ I hate to go but I'm outta here/
 gotta jam into the poetry slam
© Tony Adamo  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Roygbiv, Roygbiv, Roygbiv, I Love You Roygbiv

RoyGBiv, RoyGBiv, RoyGBiv, I love you RoyGBiv with my might
You have to do with rainbows, wave length frequency and light
Electromagnetic Wave Prism Experiment gave us many a clue...
We can credit Isaac Newton, a scientist whose credentials are overdue.

RoyGBiv, RoyGBiv, RoyGBiv, I admire you RoyGBiv, I truly really do!
Relationship between wave length and frequency are ultimately true.
Gamma-Ray, X-Ray, Ultraviolet Ray Too. They are all famous now
Thanks to the likes of you! Even those short stubby radio waves. Wow!

If you are interested in experimenting, verifying some of this great stuff.
See website “Imagine the Universe”. Their lesson plans are not tough.
RoyGBiv, RoyGBiv, RoyGBiv, you show us light travels at one speed.
But diverse wavelengths and frequencies give us colors that we need.
Form: Rhyme

Experimental Life

I'm not sure you can see this
But my life is an experiment
Where I try new things out every day

I wake up in the mornings
Most times without warning
Put my feet on the floor, then on my way

I talk with people I pass
Monitoring if they talk back
If I feel lead I'll even shake hands

With this I check my heart rate
Making sure to keep up the pace
Like a lab rat at sciences demand

I'll visit Delicatessens 
Jotting down lessons
Of what I do and do not like

I do this for science 
Where future generations might find it
Interesting that I always order pie

I've even fallen in love
Believe me science doesn't know enough
And I'm not sure they'll ever find that out with time

But I'll keep on experimenting
My life project I hope soon won't be ending
For the sake of science and all of mankind

Premium Member Degree of Maturity

Have you ever wondered? 
Being in an adult blunder 
A reason for going to class 
Besides the well-known intellectual pass 
Is it to learn the alphabet?
Addition subtraction you may get
Going to the swing set for fun 
After morning school work is done 
Lessons get tougher 
Recesses physical education play is rougher 
Dissect a frog 
Read the Odyssey Greek log 
Experience another language like English Shakespeare
Experimenting wiping your first ‘in love’ tear 
Relationships come along 
Figuring out who is really in the wrong 
Respecting alternative lives 
Not giving a bother to the neighbors who are two husbands or wives 
Going off to a higher level 
Where some are angels others are devils 
Sharing dorm rooms 
Walking back from the library under the moon 
Having a serious set back 
And a fraternity support with a paddy whack 
Sorority sisters are all right  
Waiting for a passionate slobbery bite 
Four years later you turn your tassel 
Return to Mom and Dad’s castle 
Food on the table 
Free cable 
First job 
Is an easy lob 
Getting a start 
Pushing the mail cart 
Reality has no happy hour 
Invited to the executive lounge to be introduced to power 
Boss gets nailed 
You end up in jail 
Who pays the bail? 
Parents docking from a vacation sail 
Life is cruel 
Is the golden rule 
Stay independent 
Avoid resentment 
Enjoy the short time here 
By passing another six pack of Corona Beer
Form: Rhyme

I Am At the Part of Unfortunate Decision

i am at the part of unfortunate decision
fake flowers in hand and a dusty prayer
hesitation has a cup of warm pintos with country ham with me
i am the defiant source of a sticky glue's periodic periodical
nothing else matters for i make myself inanimate
precious memories are pickled in a jar of overtly potent vinegar
i am a lost soul feeling frigid in a deserted desert foundation
windchime sandstorms bully me with its unevenly rhythmic syncopation
since becoming an unbalanced liar, i have become a role model for truths untold
i never thought that my ice box character presentation could be so calmly bold
i have been zombie with a bad case of bubbleguts ever since that morning of "the circle ride"
i am at the part of unfortunate decision
heavy exhalation standstill experimenting with a lever similar to a disoriented h. george wells
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.

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