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Teenage Cyborg



               With cybernetic grace and audacious flare,
the undaunted one, I shall dare.
I am a badass-cyborg teenage drama queen, girl, both human and machine,
a fusion of strength, and a whole new dream, world!

In every bolt, I am a hero, perfect stranger, 
echo of the past, Power Ranger.
I am the unseen potential 
on the other side of the mirror's shattered glass.
From mortal bounds, I rise above so deal with that. 
I laugh in the face of danger, powered by love and super action middle finger.
My symphony of circuitry is going through 
neural pubescent exploro-genome
diodes of nextrogen and testostelectrodes.
Excuse me if that boy is so cute I might explode.

No longer held by frailty's chain,
I leap and soar, I am a teenager-cyborg dame.
Gonna kick some booty and take some names.
I am the personal touch, of gleaming steel, 
a heartbeat anew,
you feel me, you game?
Cause that's the deal!
An entity unyielding,
shining force through and through, 
the sport I'm fielding is winning true.

In my programming class of endless possibility,
I am the hero of my own destiny.
I stand fierce, a woman of might,
a testament to hope, 
a fire-gem-tiger's eye glowing in the night.

Oh, to be like "Kim Possible",
to know no limits, to conquer the impossible.
With cybernetic limbs and a fiery soul,
I dance with destiny, as mine unfolds.

So let the verses meld with steel,
as I become an anthem to an unbreakable deal.
May my words stir hearts, ignite the flame,
and leave an imprint-to "girl power", 
a brand that none can tame.
Form: Ode


Premium Member The Sunrise Song

"I'm very happy being me, although sometimes I'd love to be a bird so
that I could fly." - Joy Fielding


Furrowing the crisp layers of thin air
flies the migratory songbird of charm,
the cheerful Robin on the frilled wings
soars to the fringe of clouds in the sky.

The bird of transparent crystal morning
tweeters the tune of sunburst horizon,
in the secrecy of its silky scarlet breast
pulsates the cadence of avian delight.

Over thrush wrapped in the silence of dawn
it sings to the melody of the nascent sunrays,
the welcome carol for the ascent of a new day,
in north wind the enchanting notes drift away.

While on smoky sky the storm clouds gather
little Robin sings on bough of wind-swept tree,
when the rainbow arc spans the drenched sky
it flutters with the rhythm of the celestial hues.

Outside my window on the green visage
the red bird perched on the lofty branch
sings the sunrise song that sails me by,
in the new unfurling sky it’s time to fly.


October 9, 2019
Contest : Writing Challenge, October 2019 - Bird
Sponsor : Dear Heart - Wiishkobe Ode

Kaleidoscopic Webbed Wide World Deux

Carte blanche, 
this scribe bandies, exercises, 
and indulges inexplicable gravitas 
drooling, extolling, and fielding greatness, 
frothing handily, indubitably jinxed, 
linkedin as some lingual philanderer, 
which oral intercourse, 

this sensate being suckles 
figuratively das bosom 
sans mother tongue i.e. english language
unbeknownst to this cobbler, 
dabbler and fiddler with rhetoric

why those twenty six letters constituting 
sole lingua franca known to him, 
admittedly beheld captivate, fascinated, 
genuflecting, high handedly 
inflated educated cerebral cortex 

aflame with fiery passion 
asper language affianced to himself, 
liberal minded radiant, 
redolent and rudimentary scribe, 
who would book chartered flight 

per voluminous Goddess 
to the ends of the Earth demonstrating, 
hallucinating and punctuating affinity, 
cupidity energetically gravitating ingratiation
knowingly manumission 
only pleases queen rhetoric, 
she thrives unequivocally 
viz warbling xeroxed yapping 

zestfully, amorously and beatifically, 
charming dame, entrances fixation, 
germinating hypnosis, 
idyllically juicing kinetic love 

mister nonestablishmentarian 
obliquely producing 
quintessential rhapsodies, 
sonnets, rhyme less threnody 

uber veneration towards prosaic 
radiant, redolent romantic
in tryst ting worthily winsome weaver 
doth frigate gently heaves illustrious, 
joyous, kindness 
livingsocial, merrily opportunistically profligate 
overlooking many averse trait 
viz zit ting this absolute brute, 
cheating discrete envoy, 

fantasizing glorious hedonistic insurmountable 
barbed, blackened, and jazzed ken, 
when, even as a haploid male or female germ cell
able to unite with another of the opposite sex

engendered genetically inherent 
kickstarter mature oldster 
quacking sociological product 
tete a tete paramour the 
reason aye wrote this poem.

The Call of the East 1

I felt a bit like Humbert, or John Proctor, 
an ageing vulture drawn to fresh young flesh. 
She was a pretty, witty Turkish doctor 
(so, not exactly plundering the creche!) 

She seemed to like me, though we'd never met. 
"Why don't you come to Turkey?" she'd implore. 
(You've guessed by now I met her on the Net!) 
My mind was moving that way, more and more. 

Some hanker for one evening with Stan Getz, 
Cafe A-Gogo, in the wee small hours. 
My fantasy was always minarets 
in Istanbul, those slender marble towers 

(which seem too graceful for this ugly world) 
and me, enthralled by shape and song and air, 
as muezzin's warble hovered, wavered, curled, 
calling the faithful to their morning prayer. 

One Easter, I had four days with no work. 
For once, the bank account was almost full. 
"I'll go see Aysin," (thus was named my Turk), 
"since Ankara must be close to Istanbul." 

One word about the people of that land. 
They're nosey. Answer questions, they'll ask more. 
They meet an Arab, they can sell him sand. 
They're merchants. Sent to Hell, they'd open a store. 

Turks want to know two things: the area, 
in meters squared, encompassed by your flat, 
and please confirm that Greeks are hairier 
and darker-skinned than them ("Greek girls are fat?") 

Met at the airport by a courtesy car, 
I'm gliding through the magic Eastern night, 
fielding the driver's questions - "Is it far 
from Maine to Malibu? Do I look white?"
Form: Quatrain

Throwing Up

Throwing
     Up

I throw up.

    Jumping
Rope

I jump rope.

    Walking 
Run

Let's walk and run.

Tattle-
    Tale

You tattletale,

    Bouncing 
House

Bounce your house.

Gathering 
    Round

We gather round.

    Firing
Pit

The fire pit...

Action
    Figure

What action figure?

    Nobody's
Nose

Nobody's nose, nobody nose—

Tackle
    Football

Play football and tackle me.

Inline
    Skating

    Roller
Blading

Same-Thing(s)

Skate 
  Boarding

We skate board.

Different-Thing(s)

    Tracking
Fielding

Track and field

    Golf
Club

In a golf club...

    Trailer
Park

House
    Party

Same-Thing(s)

    Living
Dying

Different-Thing(s)

Picture
    Perfect

You're picture-perfect.

    Lightning
Thunder

Booming
    Crashing

and

        Splashing
    and
Slashing

Throwing
     Up

I throw up.

    Roller
Coaster

Ferris
    Wheel

Are you for real?

    Yes
Sir

Sir yes sir!

Dude
    Man

Man
    Dude

Dude man-man dude-dude man...

    Man
Dude...

Please
    Thanks

Say please and thanks.

Man
    Dude

    Rock
Roll 

It's time to rock and roll.

Help
    Me

    Help
You

Thanking me

    And thank you too,

            For
      Throwing
            Up.


6/17/2017


Slam Synchronized Olympics Diving Injustice Slam

Watching the Olympics news
coverage today

Sadly this is the conclusion 
i came to afterwards

Our British male duo won gold 
in the synchronized diving event

Brilliant yes of course an 
unbelievable achievent

But given more than any other
sport the clue being in the name

It should be equal appreciation
and praise for each as without
the other winning is simply
an impossibility

So how come then i know who
Tom Daley is but don't even know
his diving partner's name

Maybe that's because he was
made to appear or seem
totally irrelevant by the media
news coverage

After the pair won they cut to
Tom Daleys family his mother
husband and their baby

Then we see Tom being
interviewed , Tom singular 
on his own fielding questions
mostly regarding his personal
life and sexual preference

And thanking the LGBT
community for all there support

Exactly what that has to do
with diving i hold my hands
up i do not know admittedly
i am no expert on the subject

But personally for me what
i found was the real kick in 
the teeth smack in the face

As i for 1 absolutely love and
breathe sport the gift the ability
the dedication the sacrifice

Was how it was constantly
infered it was only Tom's 
dream since he was a young 
child to win a gold medal

Again personally and only
to me what i seen goes against
the very ethos and ideology
of  what the Olympics itself
stands for

I felt so sorry for him and his
family as Tom family husband
and child got more coverage
than he did

I tried to put myself
in his or his family shoes
and tried to wonder

How they must have felt having
their joy pride stolen and cheated
from them

Reduced merely to a bit part
or side show to the main event

And again i protest because
the clue is in the name

Synchronized Diving a duo
a pair a partnership a team

1 simply can not without
the aid of the other 1 win

So tell me where on earth
is the justice and sportsmanship 
to be found here

And his name by the way
just incase you missed it
or care is

Matty Lee and he to also 
wanted to be and win a
gold medal

And was just as dedicated
and trained just as hard in
order to achieve and make both
theirs dream a reality

Rather than as the press and
media barely refer to him as

Tom Daleys diving partner
or the other guy

The Memory of Glenore, Part Ii

...The next day’s sun a posse brought.
By noon all the Anders Gang was shot,
Except for one, no longer there,
The path to their place, Sam had lain bare.

In exchange for this they let him go,
And give him on thousand in gold.
But he did not rush to spend the haul,
In fact he didn’t spend it, not at all.

Instead he rode to the home of Bud Fielding,
Where the poor Pitkin’s girl was recovering.
Fielding walked out, with his rifle drawn
“Ride on filth!”the good man warned.

But Sam he just held up his hands,
Saying,”I come here to kill no man.
I came here to, in some small way,
Make up for what happened that day.”

The girl limped out, her eyes afire
Chicago Sam then felt old, and tired.
He took his gold-pouch off his belt,
And at the feet of the girl it fell.

He said,”You remind me of a girl, back when
I was something of a better man.
That money won’t fix a shattered heart,
But at least you can make a new start.

“I do not expect you to forgive,
The things me and my comrades did.
But I’m here today to even the score,
For you and the memory of Glenore.”

The girl looked on through swollen eyes,
His purpose still, she did not realize.
He sighed and said to her,”I’m sorry.
That I ever caused you pain or worry.”

Those were the last words that he said,
Then he placed his pistol by his head.
Twas the only way to make good, he figured,
So he took a breath, then squeezed the trigger.

Premium Member Childhood Memory - the Big Red Machine

At the end of each summer day,
while laying there in my bed,
I placed a small transistor radio
under the pillow near my head.

Each night that the Reds did play
I listened to the baseball game;
Joe Nuxhall did the play-by-play -
youngest player ever, adding to his fame.

They were the Big Red Machine;
often in first place;
Pete Rose knocking out another hit;
Dave Concepcion fielding with grace.

Ken Griffey - the father -
roaming the outfield grass;
George Foster hitting home runs;
Joe Morgan sprinting in a dash.

Tony Perez, so consistent;
Cesar Geronimo had the perfect name;
Johnny Bench squatted behind home plate,
catching another game.

Through my little transistor radio,
Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall brought it all to life,
as the sun faded away to darkness
on those hot Ohio summer nights.

And at the end of every night,
Joe Nuxhall would sign off all alone,
saying, "This is the old lefthander rounding third,
and heading his way on home. "
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member 2021 First Saturday In May

Derek  

Will you be able to bear it?  

First weekend in May  

And who the Yankees will play, 

Bringing slugging Louisville woods  

Tigers score if they could.  

In the Bronx  

Bombers get what they want.  

While springtime proposes  

A tradition featuring red roses.  

In Kentucky, a Derby is always held.  

Stories these four legged athletes do tell.  

As three-year Olds  

Being very bold  

In weather no longer cold  

Hanging in their stalls  

Standing tall  

Waiting for publicity and post time calls  

Dreaming of a Seabiscuit run  

When the mile dirt something is done  

Everybody will be wondering who actually won.  

Cheering having fun.  

Applauding the one  

Off to the winner circle celebrating in the warm bluegrass sun.  

On the first  

Your Marlins will have the thirst.  

Using those bats  

To physically challenge the politically hosted Nats  

Retired Pinstripe General German American King George watching from heaven.  

Monitoring the two-dollar betting  

While conversing with Mr. Ruth  

Getting the Highlander truth  

And Mr. Martin will still stir the marinara sauce.  

Screaming and yelling, “yeah yeah you are the boss.”  

All this is summer entertaining.  

Purpose is relaxing so who is complaining. 

Good luck playing Donnie ball.  

Fielding a civil warrior army whose names are not on any military memorial wall.  

Instead, their remembrance could be in a record book.  

Noticed if a fan decided to look.  

As I end this seventh inning stretch  

I do hear Cracker Jacks do make a nice afternoon mouthwatering catch.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Preparation For a New Season

Last season that ended in October
is now past, and something to remember.
The players are called the “boys of summer”
Here they reassemble in February’s winter.
Some of them report to training in Florida.
The others are on the fields in Arizona.
Why are they here?  What is the reason?
They are getting ready for another baseball season.
The veterans are scraping the off season rust.
Rookies want to make the club hoping it’s not a bust.
Hitting and fielding; it’s time to get loose.
Muscles ache after they have not been in use.
It is cold now, but it will soon be hot.
Now is the time to show what the players have got.
Form: Rhyme

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