Long Flutters Poems

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Premium Member Fairy

Autumn's stillness of scarlet and gold dawn
Burst open and wanders upon the lawn.
A graceful butterfly flutters alone
In the garden's foliage and fruit grown,
Under a spreading tree's playful leaves blown.
A special secret the garden does own.
A fairy in a world of magic fed.
Braided crimson pansies crown her small head,
Waves of chestnut hair, the calming wind spread.
A gown of small green leaves and velvet red
Rose petals, sheer gossamer wings outspread.
A small old gold filigreed Celtic cross
Around her neck, tied in green Irish moss.
A shimmer of awe on its lovely face
In love with nature, a childlike sweet grace.

2/18/2023
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Love's Dream

My eyes look for you 
My heart bleeds the truth
My spirit enters your soul completely 
When I see you I fall in love all over again

The closeness I feel is excitement uncontested 
To feel you next to me is like heaven real
As I find myself lost without your feel 
The feel of your skin, to hold your hand 
To breathe your scent and kiss your lips 
I find myself falling in love all over again 

To hold you tight I await my time in life 
But missing you is a natural occurrence it seem 
The dreams I have, the plans I dream 
I want more than I bare just waiting your love 
But most of all, my heart flutters with life 
And loving you is a dream come true 
As everyday, love's dream of being two

Some People Feel Owed A Favour

Used to be a team player 
Took a protective stance 
Learned they were advantage takers 
as only I advanced
There I was lending my ear 
left talking to myself 
yet again I’m seeing clear 
I have nobody else 

All the things I’d do for others
are never done for me 
yet still they would mutter 
we all act mutually 
Telling me we were brothers 
and valued equally 
Oh I’m touched (sarcastic) flutters 
knowing I’ve only me 

what’s a friend who doesn’t give 
and then deserves a favour
talks of a life they do not live 
and paints their friends a failure 

To self centred for a chat 
they simply say don’t worry 
make out you overreact 
silenced in a hurry 

Or they’ll label you a liar 
talking for attention 
laugh and say you’re desperate dire 
mocking your fabrication 

Expecting others show interest 
when they’ve something to say 
simple things that cause them stress 
they speak of everyday 

They’ll tell the world that they are selfless 
always giving their time and wisdom 
how every friend they have is hopeless 
needing help with each decision 
and how they cannot give away
as much as they have given 
when they are suffering today 
wore out by all their giving 

The hero seeking sympathy 
who gives so much to others 
even when they make believe 
these stories of what suffers 
as they have a desperate need 
the validation heroes offer 
but now for once selfishly 
the hero runs for cover 

Aren’t they just a worn out angel 
with friends that don’t deserve them 
sad pathetic lying scoundrels 
tolerated though a burden 
without ever appearing thankful 
taking all they’re given 
for you must be so truly mental 
if you believe this angels vision 

Never trust the person 
who complains they give too much 
be aware you’ve heard them 
sound completely out of touch
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Heart To Heart Resuscitation

Come lay your heart now over mine
Cause it to feel the rhythmic beat
Let your nearness revive…bring life
Electric shock of body heat

My heart is faint, about to die
Weary, sure to give up this fight
Come lay your heart, love, over mine
Bring monitor to life with light

Heart over heart the beat transfer
From your quickened electric pace
My heart catches the vital spark
As I look up into your face

Lips to lips now resuscitate
Your limbs on mine now intertwine
Body upon body infuse
Call me back from heav’n divine

My heart flutters and starts to beat
Intensifies, responds to kiss
Body tingles with healthy glow
Heart beat is strong… nothing a miss

When life imparting work is done
You slowly start to pull away
Checking for vital signs of life
Your face over my heart must stay

You listen for the rhythmic sound
Your head rides on my heaving breast
My breaths of life your hair caress
Your head turns as you kiss each crest

My body, soul, and mind refreshed
I reach for you, love reignites
Now my heart lies on top of yours
Resuscitating from the heights!

Eileen Manassian Ghali
Form: Quatrain

River Musings

Canopy of blue above me,
Cirrus clouds, like mist on high;
Ripples dapple down the river,
Tiny whitecaps drift on by.

Distant cars flash ‘cross the bridges,
Airplanes glide as smooth as glass;
Joggers bounce on brand-new sneakers,
Seagulls swoop with grace and sass.

Tranquil breezes ruffle weedlings
Sprouting in the sidewalk cracks;
Children pedal bikes in training,
Anxious parents at their backs.

Flag across the water flutters,
Pigeons perch upon the rail;
River traffic’s non-existent – 
Not a motor, tug or sail.

Easter Sunday in Manhattan
Is as peaceful as they come.
Gone is all the noise and hubbub;
Missing is the normal thrum.

Sitting quiet in the sunshine,
Soaking up the springtime air,
I’m content to pass the hour
In a mood relaxed and rare.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member My Muse Once Sleeping Is Awake

A birdsong floats upon the breeze
 And flutters softly through the trees
 What music once my words did make
 My muse once sleeping is awake!

 My words with wings that used to fly
 Have fallen from a somber sky
 A gust of wind is all it'll take
 My muse once sleeping is awake!

 It left without a word to say
 My skies once blue, have turned to gray
 Then thunder roars, I feel the shake
 My muse once sleeping is awake!!

 I wander blindly through a mist
 Trying to find the words I missed
  Yet through the clouds a light will break
 My muse once sleeping is awake!

 7-10-19
 Writing Challenge 1, July 2019 - Repeating Refrain Contest
 Sponsor: Dear Heart
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Poetic Lips

I had heard about the legend of her lips,
so, at the sight of vermillion moonlight,
shimmering on turquoise ripples at twilight,
my soul ventured, craving the sighs of her sips.
Fate led towards a path of wooden shutters,
amidst the silence, silken whispers enticed,
upon her vision, all speech was sacrificed.
My heart danced like velvet butterfly flutters.

Her lips resembled two petals yearning for rain,
with an innocent blush resting on their tips,
curved liked sacred, unwritten poetic scripts,
I surrendered my muse for her kiss to drain.
They seemed to tremble, waiting to be explored.
An unspoken allurement composed through her eyes,
where she veiled a threshold of nectarous cries,
like dawn, we merged as the moon and sun adored.

In neroli mist we melted like molten gold,
lost volcanic spirits spilling in lava lust.
Her wildfire swept my senses like a spiced gust,
as hummingbirds, hummed about secrets untold.
There was a sinful sweetness in her caress.
In her sanctum, I forgot the essence of 'me,'
as her taste turned a blank page into poetry.
A rendezvous, which ylang ink cannot confess.
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Enchanted By the Blue Butterfly

Beneath cerulean skies where dreams take flight,
A wondrous blue butterfly, enchanting sight.
Radiant in her grace, she charms the view,
A living gem amid a garden bathed in hues.

In a delicate dance, she flutters to and fro,
Whispering secrets only butterflies know.
In the language of butterflies, I'm unsure,
Does she sense the love that makes my heart endure?

With vibrant colors, she paints the sky,
Her smile gives strength to reach new heights to try.
Yet, uncertainty cloaks this fragile chance,
Will love's wings lead us in a destined dance?

Oh, you are my blue butterfly, enchanting and free,
I hope someday your heart will soar with me.
In this garden of feelings, I patiently wait,
For the embrace of the blue butterfly, love so great.

I promised one day I will find her again,
In the meadows of destiny, our love will remain.
Though time may pass and distance grow wide,
In my heart, for my blue butterfly, I'll bide.
Form: Rhyme

Wildlife Day

Be it a tiny butterfly flutters near wild flowers
Or big fat flying foxes hanging off the lofty trees
Be it a family of bulbuls relishing showers
Or a mischievous monkey devours fruits, smiling with glee

Be it a single purple heron awaiting the dawn
Or the nonchalant coots floating in the tranquil pool
Be it a herd of deer inhabits the engrossing lawn
Or the picturesque peahens thrash out to frame novel rules

Migrant birds' air trails while enduring perilous journey
Gymnastics of endemic egrets in the evening sky
Wonderful wild flowers glisten amidst the shrubs ferny
And the serene water birds in lake, the feast for the eyes

Intermingled with animals out there in forest wild
Every little birds and mammals make our earth revive

Mar -03-2022
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Night In a Heavenly Way

The sun yawns in the horizon as it flutters its eyes 
Honey – yellow, orange, and shades of red 
as it  goes into a deep slumber as the moon awakes in the skies. 

Heaven vast upon the seas 
a pellet of darkest blue violet to a dark inky storm, 
Shearwater skim closes the waves in flight by the breeze. 
While angels weave and caress in loving warmth 
of strength and comfort, an unconditional loving squeeze. 

Our Earthly home
Our paradise, 
Our Eden,
Our heaven.

A place full of sadness
A place of happiness
A daily reminder 
A promise 
Heavenly Angels protect,
Meant to be kept for eternity.

Lighting forks across the night skyline,
the rumble of thunder sounds around.
Angels pure of love and where they're most abound.
They're always nigh an angelic sign.

12/30/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

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