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Morning Star

Across her village far deep in to the forrest Morning Star found peace and 
contentment. Here away from her village, the young girl enjoyed the daylight 
hours with the sounds and beauty of nature and it's animals. Beyond the forrest 
the mountains held a mystery all their own. Their beauty touched her soul and 
spirit yet they seems so far off to her.Her thoughts wondered what lay over them 
and what new world lay beyond those haunting peaks reaching to the sky.
    Suddenly the early morning was shattered by the sounds of gunfire. With all 
the men gone hunting no one was there to protect the village. Morning Star's 
thoughts were of not only the others in the village but of her mother and baby 
sister, she had to get back to them. Screams of women and children cut through 
the forrest as the scent  of smoke and the sounds of horses grew closer.  
Suddenly the sounds began to fade and only the smell of smoke remained. As 
she stood at the clearing, Morning Star saw what was left of her village. Unable to 
move as her eyes looked across the bodies of women and children laying all 
around. Tears filled her eyes as she walked by so many searching for her 
mother and baby sister, hoping that they had fled to safety. There in the dirt lay 
her mother clutching her baby sister, both dead. How could this have happened? 
How could the soldiers have done this to them?
  Morning Star placed a blanket over her their lifeless bodies and slowly walked 
away. Her life as she knew it was gone, dead along with her mother and baby 
sister. She was the only survivor.  Slowly she walked back into the forrest. Dusk 
was beginning and the forrest would keep her safe for the night. Tomorrow she 
would search for a way up to the mountains, there she would find a path to her 
destiny and what the spirits have chosen for her. She would be the only one to 
tell the story of all who had been lost this day. She would be the only one to keep 
their story alive for generations after this.
Form: Narrative


Idaho

There she is Home sweet Home
A place with a look of beauty of Rome

I lustrous gardens and basking light
Town houses shimmer even at night

No rough strangers here at all
Any array of leaves when it is fall

The children play in snow sometimes
Because they live in nursery rhymes

Man and wife never fight here
For every venue is honest and clear

Guarding mountains and great farmland
Stretches of Lava rock and sands

Lakes and streams sparkle forever
Forrest of birds and beast living together

Hero’s and athletes compete in games
With high spirits corsing through veins

The magic is here in all forms of life
Even the pan would entertain his fife

“IDAHO”
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Premium Member The Backside of Killington Mountain

Killington Mountain, one of the largest Ski resorts in New England.
With its webbing of trails, dotted with colourful kaleidioscopic ski outfits;
racing to the Castle they call a Base Lodge.

My Cabin is atop a mountain across two valleys from Killington's backside
I can see the untamed, wild and free side of Mother Nature's: True being
Where deers have no fears, and the Bald Eagle soars Free

I once did a recue mission there, and when all were safe, I walked
Into the forrest of Nature,where mankind had never before intruded
I walked where the Deer, Bed. where the eaglets squawked for food

I saw the Black Bear awake; "Good Morning Mrs. Black Bear"she Yawned
And walked away.I heard the Evergreens giggle as melting snow ticked Pines
The Serenity,Tranquility,enveloped me in Nature's Wonder of the World.
      Inspired by Linda(PD) with her Contest: 7 Wonders of the Ancient and
                     New World. This POEM is one of my 7 Wonders.
This is Dedicated to all POETS who have written about the Autrocitys of 
Mankind to "  Nature or THE Beauty of Mother Nature in Rhyme "
                           This is not a Contest Entree

Premium Member Forrest Gump

'Twas an emotional movie portraying the saga of a loveable chump.
'Twas about a hapless lad by the curious name of Forrest Gump!
He overcame handicaps that from birth were to be his plight,
And it seemed that everything he did, eventually turned out right!

He acted bravely when he saved the life of Lieutenant Dan.
From that point, a lifetime of devotion and friendship began!
Naive though he was, somehow Forrest always achieved,
Notable, of course, was the Medal of Honor he received!

Alas, he was wounded in a somewhat delicate place!
But he accepted this and other reverses with amazing grace!
When Forrest became wealthy from his shrimp boat enterprise,
He gave Bubba's Momma a generous check, much to her surprise!

His life turned out pretty well, after all was said and done.
He married his first love, Jenny, who gave him a little son!
He'd heard an axiom his Momma taught since he lay in a bassinette:
"Life is like a box of chocolates - you never know what you'll get!"

Gump's role was handled masterfully by Tom Hanks of movie fame,
And it heaped upon his brow well-deserved honors and acclaim!
Mister Hanks will be long remembered for his remarkable role,
And the attributes of the indomitable American spirit it did extol!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved

Placed No. 4 in Amy Green's "Choose One - Have Fun" Contest - July 2010
Form: Rhyme

Mountain Forrest After End of Humanity

Mountain Forests
Driving through the vast forests
Of Central Oregon 
Through the wall of trees
I imagine them talking to me 

The trees are whispering 
Dark satanic rituals 
Voodoo mumble jumble
Evil chanting 

Then they speak
Loud and clear
Welcome humans
To our world 

You think you are 
The king of the world
The lords of creation
Masters of the universe?

Soon, all too soon
God and Gaia his daughter 
Will tire of you
Their latest plaything

They will discard you
Throw you down
Disgusted at the world 
You have made

You took the world 
They gave you for your pleasure 
This huge wonderful world
Filled with life 

You took a paradise 
Beautiful, bountiful
Rich and wonderful world
Turned it into a sewer dump

God and Gaia
Are not happy 
Not happy at all
With you stupid humans

They will rise up
Smite you down
And turn you 
Into dust in the cosmic wind

And we will laugh
and we will be witnesses
at your funeral
but we will not cry

No one will cry
No one will miss you
No one cares about
The fate of humanity

And so you 
Will fade away 
Into the distance past
Just dust in the cosmic wind

And the trees started laughing
And the birds and bees
And all the other animals
All joined in the manically laughter

Laughing at the prospect 
Of poetic justice 
For the enemies
Of the natural world 

And the coyotes
And the wolves 
Joined in howling
Under the light of the full moon

Thus I imagined 
Would be the end of days
The end of the world
And the end of humanity
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member DEMONS

Demons

Deep in the forrest of the depth of my soul
lived an insecure wretch down deep in his hole.

He was not long ago forsaken to rot,

secluded and shamed for the hell he hath wrought.

The soul can not soar without faith in the sky. 
It hides in the darkness ashamed but to try.
Violently thrashing this life and that past,

ever uncertain, indecisive, outcast.

Internal strife of his own psyche's make,

In cold damp dark left to shiver and shake.
A stranger to self, another man's role,pathetic disguise from self despised soul.

This wretched recluse, self-exiled underground,

must meet his demise before hope can be found
Mindful but stubborn embracing the pain,

a delicate task this breaking of chains

Many facades each a further misfit,
hiding his truth down his insecure pit.
Razed and disected, his weakness confessed 
Little repose to a man self obsessed 

Desperately clawing from damnable depths.

Dragging his psyche up arduous steps.

Battered and bruised and humbly unaware 
How bright his light shines, from depths whence he cares.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Universal Traveler

UNIVERSAL TRAVELER


WE PASSED THROUGH TIME AND OUTER SPACE
TO BOND WITH EARTH AS HUMAN RACE
WE LOVE YOUR SUN, IT'S OH SO WARM.
OF THIS EARTH OUR CHILDREN BORN
WE'RE NOT SO STRANGE IN ANY WAY.
WE LOVE TO DANCE AND SING AND PLAY.
LOVE THE MOUNTAINS AND THE SEA'S.
MID SUMMER HEAT AND OCEAN BREEZE.
FASCINATING, RAIN AND COLD,
REDWOOD TREES SO VERY OLD.
ADORE THE SOUNDS OF SINGING BIRDS.
AND OTHER FORREST CREATURES HEARD.
SPENT SOME TIME WATCHING BISON ROAM.
TREKKED OUR WAY ATOP HALF DOME.
BOISE CASCADES INCREDIBLY GREAT. 
UP AT THE TOP A BEAUTIFUL LAKE.
VALLEY'S COVERED WITH WILD FLOWERS, 
EMBRACED THE SCENE FOR MANY HOURS
AMAZING CANYONS,SOME ARE EVEN GRAND.
HANGING OUT AT THE BEACH PLAYING IN THE SAND.
SPECTACULAR LIGHTNING AND DESERT SHOWERS.
BRING FORTH COLORFUL CACTUS FLOWERS.
WILD HORSES RUNNING FREE.
JUST AS WILD AS THE SCENERY.
MAJESTIC MOUTAINS CAPPED WITH SNOW
ACTIVE VOLCANO READY TO BLOW
MAGNIFICENT BIRDS OF COLOR AND SIZE
OUR CHILDREN SAY THEY OWL IS WISE
VARIOUS CATS, LARGE AND SMALL.
LOVELY SIGHT NIAGARA FALLS.
INTRIGUING FISH OF SIZE AND SHAPE.
EASTERN HILLSIDES LINED WITH GRAPES.
APPLES, PLUMS, PEACHES,PEARS
VEGETATION EVERYWHERE.
LEMONS,ORANGES,MELONS RIPE.
A DELICIOUS FEAST, A TRUE DELIGHT.
ROCKS, RIVERS, TREES AND STREAMS
TO GRACE THIS LAND IS A FANTASY DREAM
NOW I REST BENEATH HEAVENLY SKIES.
THANK MY CREATOR BEFORE I DIE.
SOON WE WILL PASS AND GO BACK HOME,
ACROSS THE UNIVERSE AND TWILIGHT ZONE.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member The Pepperman and the Rain Forrest

I OPENED A DOOR
NOT SURE WHERE I AM.
OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD
I WOULD SAY TROPICAL LAND.

RAIN FOREST MAYBE.
IT'S HUMID AND HOT.
IT'S A LONG LOOK UP
TO THE SOARING TREE TOPS.

LOT'S OF STRANGE SOUNDS
ABOVE AND BELOW.
SOME ARE FAMILIAR
MOST I DON'T KNOW.

I LISTEN AND VIEW
IN EVERY DIRECTION.
I TAKE IN THE COLORS
AND MANY REFLECTIONS.

I SAW SOMETHING LEAP.
I THOUGHT IT WOULD FLY.
IT WASN'T A BIRD
IT'S A FROG IN THE SKY.

THAT WAS AMAZING.
AT LEAST FIFTY FOOT FLIGHT.
JUST MY OPINION
A THRILL AND DELIGHT.

I SPOTTED SOMETHING
IT'S GREEN LIKE THE LEAVES.
WHAT I SAW NEXT
WAS HARD TO BELIEVE.

A FROG TOOK A LEAP
A SNAKE TOOK A DIVE.
SNATCHED HIS DINNER
I SAW IT LIVE

EMERALD TREE BOA
A BEAUTIFUL GREEN.
THE NOCTURNAL CREATURE
BLENDS INTO THE SCENE

RAINFOREST BEE'S
WERE BUZZING AROUND.
A YOUNG SPIDER MONKEY
WAS AT PLAY ON THE GROUND

BLUE MORPHO BUTTERFLY
FLUTTERING FREE.
ENJOYING LIFE
AS IT SHOULD BE.

A SCARLET MACAW
MADE A DEBUT.
OR SHALL I SAY
WAS JUST PASSING THROUGH

RAINFOREST CREATURES
ABOVE AND BELOW 
SOME ARE FAMILIAR
MOST I DON'T KNOW.

Michael E. Harris
05262021

One

One drop of food color 
Can change the appearance
Of a cup of water instantly 
One word in love
Can change the heart
Of mankind in an instant
One spark of a flame
Can start a Forrest ablaze
One small rudder
Can guide direction of large ship
One bit in the mouth of an horse
Can control this large animals direction 
One small tongue of mankind
Tells where the soul is seeking
Only to be tamed by the spirit 
One drop of blood
Shook the earth
Birthing a way to escape death
In all the labor pains
That this world endures
Giving reason for heaven to rejoice
In bringing the kingdom
Unto the hearts of mankind 
One drop of the spirit
Can begin to create a new living being
Gathering unto One flock
Being called together by One Shepard
Unto the One almighty heavenly Father 


When we put bits into the mouths of horses to make them obey us, we can turn the whole animal. Or take ships as an example. Although they are so large and are driven by strong winds, they are steered by a very small rudder wherever the pilot wants to go. Likewise, the tongue is a small part of the body, but it makes great boasts. Consider what a great forest is set on fire by a small spark. The tongue also is a fire, a world of evil among the parts of the body. It corrupts the whole body, sets the whole course of one’s life on fire, and is itself set on fire by hell. All kinds of animals, birds, reptiles and sea creatures are being tamed and have been tamed by mankind, but no human being can tame the tongue. It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison. With the tongue we praise our Lord and Father, and with it we curse human beings, who have been made in God’s likeness. Out of the same mouth come praise and cursing. My brothers and sisters, this should not be.
James 3:3?-?10 NIV

Premium Member Who Pursues Who Now

Valentine rhapsody spins in a box of delectable chocolates
Melting in sweetheart’s love dreams, keeping romanticism alive.
Delicate heartfelt mission.  Delivered on an angel’s prayer.
Vulnerability waltzing in glorious amounts of faux confidence.
Sensuality imagined by a shy reticent man, who imagined 
She was his dream woman. She was surprised, having no idea
And never really noticing him for he was a blue collar after all.
The chocolates were a great start and she soon discovered 
Blue collars are exactly her type. By then, he was pushing away
For his fantasy woman was nothing like the woman inside the package
So now he was the one being pursued, and she was the pursuer.
Life really is like a box of chocolates, Forrest Gump pun intended.
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