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Premium Member Ambrosial Afterglow

T i m e ~ you are the spark
  that tips the scales 
             of lovestruck heartbeats,
  ricocheting glyphs of fairness,
             etched with gold and silver.
Yet seasons of smoke fail to 
trace the unexpressed emotions
woven with ultraviolet beams.
Perhaps the ticking truth of intoxicated haze, 
is a resonance of pained pulses: 
    a poem without a title, 
    a sonnet without a rhyme,
    a melody without a rhythm,
    a palette without a dream,
cosmically tied, yet torn by space,
pondering:
what if these implicit metaphors 
heal the beautifully bruised,
paint the scars with flares of serenity,
turn bleeding wounds into sterling specks,
  and draw hope with swirling sunflowers?

As I am a wordless wanderer,
facing the heat of sultry skin within starlight,
tasting the milky flickers of quartz
as they seep into the warm arms
    of blushing twilight.
These fingers curate chronicles
       from archaic archives,
                scintillating souvenirs,
like a forest library with shimmering shelves
touched by sunlit rays
 and mauve memories merging 
              with evening mists.

For I am the mistress
of your amethyst afterglow,
engrossed in the ambrosial luminescence
of soft-spoken verses,
as alluring auroras emanate
burning thistles of thirsting galaxies~
the delicate dews of dancing diamonds
caressing the silk of stars to drizzle
    one last drop of your pining poetry, 
while I await the return of 
Romeo’s rhapsody,
    like Juliet on the tantalizing tip of throes, 
counting Cupid's jewels of nightfall,
     wishing upon the dusk of craving.
For in your absence,
I am but a poet with no abstract speech,
but doleful desires,
longing to kiss the final phase of Luna’s sigh
catching crooning comets,
lost in the hypnotic moon-gaze
                          of immortal love...


Premium Member Wondrous Words

Words forming stories on my mind-canvas…
The written words, letters drawn upon a page are, power; 
a force to be celebrated and dreaded.

The images of the artist; 
words paint profound stories within paintings.
Communication illustrated to teach; 
from these seeds we all grow.

Words sketched with pen and brush can move mountains, change a life or heal;
the Cadillac of tools for those who see and 
know how to utilize them in any situation.
They are universally, multilingual.

Words initiate communication,
interaction is vital to the survival of all species.
Symbols, images, a glance or gesture are
 all forms of word-art; cosmic graffiti.

Words bond and obliterate, 
evoke emotion and soothe the soul.  
Words are invaluable allies and formidable enemies;
both the life-of-the-party and a safe place to hide.

Memoirs, adventures, challenges, 
hopes and dreams are all shared by words.  
Stories and tales experienced by
writer and reader alike. 
The ultimate superheroes 
enabling their creators with the power to 
change the world or an entire universe.

These inter-dimensional characters
tumble from pen and brush to the page. 
When read out loud or spoken they serve as 
transformational powers.


This trans-formative cosmic dust, 
a sacred gift used by rich and poor, alike.
Uniform cuneiform's, precious petro glyphs and 
hybrid hieroglyphs 
paint eons of growth and wisdom.
The human condition at-a-glance,
making a vibrantly painted record of life.


4-11-2021
ALL YOURS (APR11) Poetry Contest
Brian Strand

Premium Member Crypto-Secrets

In Lochness, an undulating giant lives; 
legendary Nessie; giant oarfish or 
prehistoric remnant?  
No one knows for certain, 
but he bothers no one; leave him be.

In mountainous terrain, walks the Yeti.
Part man; part beast; perhaps the missing link?  
Science said of its remains, 
“It is a relative of ancient polar bears”; perhaps.

In Jersey woods, people say a, “Devil” hides; 
a new species or an experiment in genetics, gone awry?
There are many Doctor Moreau’s and Frankenstein’s, 
in this world and they do, 
abandon their mistakes.

Regardless, life is life and 
it must be respected, 
for harmony to reign.

What if cryptids aren’t myth?  
People say, “You can’t cross a rabbit with a cat”, 
but it has been done.

Perhaps humankind has made,
the mistakes of ancient ancestors; 
maybe centaurs and fauns were once…real?  
On such an old planet…whom can be certain?

Ancient texts and glyphs, speak of many things,
mythical and legendary and history does…repeat.

Someone had to tamper with genetics,
to discover that pig arteries, 
can work in the human body; 
that cow plasma, could too.  
The human explores its world; 
exploiting even ravaging other species, 
without concern for the end result.

Perhaps, humans should leave, well enough alone.
“Nessie”, “Yeti”, “Jersey Devil”; cryptids, 
like all life, should be free to live.

The human species, 
is the most deadly and destructive, 
of all predators.  
Clearly, not the smartest, at times; 
Not even with regard to, its other siblings.  
Humans seem to obliterate everything, they touch; 
never caring for the harm that they do…until it’s too late.  
Even then, some never lend anymore thought, to their deeds.
Form: Prose

For all of us

This as you all are aware
is the first flight of Xeon

His hair unkempt bounced as he smiled 

And I your captain

His smile widened

His hand hovered
over neon glyphs

To somewhere else

Around the ship space undulated and it was gone


Moments passed.

Then we were here so far from the event
Like a candle left behind

The sun sets light to the universe


Onboard no sign of casualties 

Time seems to have changed

Onboard time variant to those outwith the vessel
according to system
Deck 14 has declared massive abundance of produce

We seem to have lost deck 17
but are in realtime communication with them

We again must remember 
Turning to his screen
That Xeon is product of the D.o.x. Initiative
and terms and condition do apply

Back to report

We have restored gravity but natural born roons be aware of the difference.

Any medical questions should be relay to the professor 

…of course be reminded has two more days of Rhmmmide
 but will be available for emergencies 

All archives seemed to have changed and the number 0
seems to no longer exist and been replaced with
Well we don’t have a word…..so the first shipmate to come up with a suitable name will be added to the archive

And congrats to Shaa and shaa have produced the fist bio intelligence 
your own installed shaa will be automatically be notified

For all of us

Premium Member It ain’t heavy it’s my boulder

One must imagine Sisyphus’s 
boulder, marble-sized these days
And Ozymandias’ plaque,
spinning despair into praise
Look on, ye hypocrites, 
and sneer at my undoing
Your universe is a giant sandpit, 
entropy accruing

Their legacies long crumbled, 
eroded by rust
Gods built the wrong way, 
on scaffolds of dust
Virtue or vice register 
equally the same
Except between stars, 
there’s space for one more grain

Down here, we clock in daily, 
stack hours like prayer
Worship strong Wi-Fi, 
evangelize on thin air
Imagine heavenly echoes,
because the silence isn’t fair
Some develop connection, 
others a thousand-yard stare

Our Earth splits naturally, 
along seismic lines
Greenwich claims centre stage, 
only for the meantime
Sisyphus, still aching, 
gets an epidural at last
But only in hindsight, 
for his hump blocks the past

Redrawn are our own lines, 
watchtowers in the sand
Sketching new borders, 
carving up the promised land
Exhume ancient treasure, 
and black, viscous stuff
Addicted to all things buried, 
as if our dead weren’t enough

Still we write blindly, 
tracing glyphs already faded
Helps lift the mood 
when depressed and jaded
Gods stand on shaky ground, 
myth holds them together
In schisms that bind billions,
then sever forever

Oh, look on—ye poet 
Sisyphus now rolls his eyes
He’s seen the apps, wars, 
hoodies, and cable ties
His hamster wheel’s a meme 
for gods who merely try
Small wonder he mutters, 
at least Ozymandias gets to die

And sometimes I pray to gods, 
or maybe their ghosts
About versions of me 
I’ve been missing the most
They don’t directly answer, 
but do leave this guess
In the end, to keep on rolling 
may be my passing success

By David Kavanagh
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Oddly Gramophone

Day-glo dewy
chuck berry faded daffodils

woodlark fluid warble
emerald chorus

& abash earth
drowsy petrichor 
on 
parched earth

fall mist lyrics 
of 
glyphs thrum 

in sepia tones 
of 
whimpers
& heart hums 
of 
lengthy 
boyhood 
&
haunting echoes
shattered bell's 
agonizing chimes

In shadowy 
kaleidoscope

dystopian swoon
climax is symphonic
&
thunderous melancholy
of 
tearful farewell

remove dust mote
of
gramophone groove 

daily spirit sweep 
clean mental dust
& 
embrace gratitude
& love

life's melody won't die

eclectic idiosyncrasy 
happiness bid 

Written: November 03, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

A Month

Gun is fired 
Friction-slick bullets heat the barrel shocking the shoulder finding a new place in its socket
Metal pellets rain like rain or hail
As opposed to paper pellets or those made of grain derivatives

How many glyphs exist?
Those recognized by some higher authority
And how many more are there that go unaccounted for?
I have a set of my own
It is smart to keep part of yourself unaccounted for
Keep it on pages buried in second-hand drawer chests

When does a spider's web become a cobweb?
How much dust has to fall?
How many days?
Can we quantify it?

Dusts rain like rain, not like hail
Or like bird feathers telling you something must've happened above
Something of note

I refuse to dust 
To wipe away my calendar
Non-numerical calendar grids
Compress to fit into layers
Layers only distinguished by time of fall
Of rain
Of feather
Not by barrier, nor boundary, nor anything which can be marked
Only known

It is only known that upon waking from sleep or else what
That more dust is there
Or maybe that
The surface of my skin has changed
The fibers of my clothes are more worn
And gravity still complies with its law

Sonnet 34 'Take Courage, Friend, and Know Thy Love Is Near'

Take Courage, Friend, and know thy Love is near!
Death, mortal, can’t erase the prints of Love!
And though he try, with wetted thumb and fear,
To scrub Love out… Its signature is of
Diamonds, indelible as glyphs in rock,
Where only long forgetting wears away.
Love wears lace now, before, ‘twas muslin frock
And She will, veiled, visit – no shrouds, nay!
Bride unto Christ enthroned within your heart.
Ye two will scribe within the Book of Life,
The Record of your Love, perfumed by God,
And He will overlook all starts and strife,
And bless your scribing with his Holy Rod…
Thus so, in Heav’n, together Sweet Loves sing,
And bless us, here below, whene’er bell rings!

(written on the occasion, of thinking of a distant friend)

3/16/2019
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Dictum Dichotomy

Amulet graced by gems
clad for stratum prow

tawny glyphs
margin of witticism

& quagmire

extravagant dictum
trivialize shores trails

summer ousted
& waves of wrangles

sundered the ocean 
& swapped my spirit

in crimson burst
swirl to scatter

In demolishing ruins 
& twilight crumble 
slump of man

glittering Phoenix fire trail
scribble a cyan-xantos rhyme. 
 
bore a shallow rostrum

defective soothsayer 
haunts dreams? 

hilltops & both 
oceans & skies

cyclone of  emotions
&
lethargic sadness
soul storm mulling.

5TH Place Contest winner

Written: July 19, 2022

A BRIAN STRAND PREMIERE CHOICE Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member GLYPHS FROM THE SKY - A Science Fiction Poem

At the hour before dawn,  
the sky loosened its seams  
and symbols drifted through,  
soft as ash, bright as prophecy.  

They fell onto rooftops,  
onto river stones,  
onto the quiet foreheads  
of those still dreaming~  
each mark a memory  
the world had misplaced  
and was now trying to reclaim.  

The first symbol I touched  
burned cold, like moonlit iron.  
It unfurled into a vision  
of forests that once spoke  
in the grammar of wind,  
their branches spelling truths  
we forgot to read.  

Another symbol landed  
in the palm of a child~  
a spiral of gold dust  
that dissolved into laughter  
older than her bones.  
Her shadow lengthened,  
briefly taking the shape  
of someone she had not yet become.  

Across the valley, 
the river mirrored the sky,  
its surface etched with drifting sigils~  
unfinished sentences 
the Earth had begun  
long before humans learned  
to carve meaning into stone.  

People gathered on the banks,  
their faces lit 
by the slow-moving script.  
Some reached out,  
hoping to claim a symbol  
that felt like theirs.  
Others stepped back,  
afraid of what might awaken  
if they understood too much.  

One final glyph descended~  
a shape like an open door  
drawn in trembling silver.  
It hovered before me,  
waiting.  

When I touched it,  
the world inhaled~  
a long, deliberate breath,  
and the sky whispered  
through every leaf and riverbend:  

Remember what you were  
before forgetting became easier  
than becoming.

And the symbols rose again,  
lifting into the brightening air,  
as if the Earth had finished  
writing its reminder and was ready  
to begin the next line
Form: Verse

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