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Premium Member A B C D E F G Etcetera

Awful avocados always
Breathe bitter blue breaths
Craving cardinal’s Christmas carols
Ditching deliberate dungarees during
Elusive extraterrestrial escapades.
Forsaking fitful Floridian flamingos,
Getting gaudy, gratuitous gnarly gifts,
Herewith having hilarious hefty hallucinations,
Imagining India’s illustrious indigo ideologies.
Jackals jerry-rigging jealous junking jackalopes
Kangaroos kissing kindly, 
Lamenting lovebirds likely leering 
Meandering muddobbers making merry,
Nevertheless necessary negotiations 
Ostentatiously overhauling orange ostriches
Private parties practically prancing,
Quiet questions quickly questioning
Ripe red russets revolving rapidly
Sensing secretive shadows shyly
Traveling through trickier times, 
Underlings ultimately understanding
Variegated virgins vitality
Waxing willfulness whilst
‘xacting ‘xtra ‘xciting
Yarned yellow youthfulness yipping young
Zesty zipper zings zealously, zapping zebras.


Premium Member Black- Powdered Bullets

On a muddy  moonless avenue
    his drooped silhouette tugs
    while the hollow niche of despair growls--
    permeating a former soldier's anthem.
All dawn moaning, all night lamenting
    with lost faith buried under clay--
    robed in a cloth of delirium from a warfare furious,
    blistered hands marking a smoked-alloyed existence.
                       
Quarreling with ghosts, his eyes quiver
    as black powder of bullets explodes
    unto pools of flushed hallucinations...
    unresolved wounds leading him into oblivion.


For Anthony Slausen: Black Powder Contest
11/13/2018





    
 
    

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Moth Balls In Drawers

LOST dreams slide insensibly toward madness of dreams -- you close your eyes shut your wooden windows to life ~~ your dilated eyes drowning in a violent ocean.

Mister, you forgot your hat but now days no one wears them good day Sir.  Oh, froth from your mouth falls pouring the overlow of your head without moorings of your paralyzed tongue. How you got me thinking, "wasting my time."

Outside your heart the citizens of a lost world await tensed up toward your hallucinations.

You let me down.

If we had a world of our own, everything would be nonsense ~~~ so way way down inside curiouser and curiouser! Rabbits and Cats oh whoo!

We were fooling then like double death swift dying of mingled breath an evaporation of unknown strange perfume between souls in a naked room called Love ~~ a telephone.

And still I ask are you the same? How are you feeling? Don't you realize the things we talked about like dreams -- i'd brush summer by with half my smile so half spurn.

Housewives do, a Fly they do like black magic.

If i look into the skies I could with you within a year. I'd wind months into balls and put them separated into drawers by centuries, delayed.

Subtracting, wondering why (that you were mine, I was never yours in time-twilight) i'd toss it yonder, like a defunct mind and choose Eternity.

Okay. So you never answered and I let it ring a bit longer.

Like the shadows of forevermore that will not speak, "it stings."

Oh wap doo duh hop no side dreams between telephone lines.

Oh, hot wax on my third eye it left a mark ~~ it's how I knew I could have loved you.

:: 07.07.2022 ::

Premium Member All the Mad Hatters

Madness, the Mad Hatter blinks. 
Madness, Oz's link. 
Repercussions of concussions.
Madness was Portnoy's Complaint*, 

Madness must reciprocate!

Hallucinations filter by
Leary* winks at Dali's eye.
A house lands on the wicked witches thighs.
Chicken Little wanders by.
 
"Madness," Hitler's honcho’s sneer. 
Madness splices genes with fear. 
"Lobotomize!" becomes the cheer. 
Kellogg’s* enema's find waiting rears.

"Are you the ass? Or is it me? 
Have I ears and a nose? What do you see?"

"Hehawww," said Pinocchio's friends.
"Heeehaw," said Darwin* back again.

Round and round went Steven Hawkings*.
"Madness," said Poe's raven* squawking.
"Madness," said Einstein* in a blink. 
It drive me crazy just to think!
"Reciprocate!," said the missing link.

* Art by Salvador Dali
* Portnoy's Complaint by Phillip Roth states
   if you know you are crazy than you must be sane.
* Timothy Leary explored LSD and other hallucinogenic drugs.
* Kellog [of cereal fame] proposed enema's as the cure to 
   all health ills, plus loads of sex!
* Darwin proposed man evolved from apes.
* Edgar Allen Poe was mad when he wrote The Raven.
* Einstein had aspergers syndrome. 
* Steven Hawkings is a wheelchair bound scientist [has autism] 
   he extrapolates on the edge of mathematical reality.[Really!]
Form: Verse

The Ghost of Bill Zison

A Penn Valley phantom appears to haunt and lurk
   premises at 1148 Greentree Lane
his youngest daughter (Abby) I pledged my troth and, natch won my Zison’s 
Dunkirk
  ire and vindictiveness akin to rivalry of Abel versus Cain
now breeds and festers hallucinations that make me go berserk
 also brings to mind myth of another named King Canute, a Great Dane
whose battle cry and hymn of the Republic made manifest with ease of dirk
  visitations with ethereal sprite pushes me to madness and makes me go 
insane
torture treatment mangles mental management amidst mire and murk!

The rattle of chains heard despite noiseless apparition and wraith, which curse 
and bain 
from dark and sinister shadows make me feel like a jerk
at such fallacious belief in preternatural imaginative creations ranked as inane
by this skeptic whose vulnerable acuteness to otherworldly visages does perk
especially during wee hours of morning when superstition runs amuck and 
seems to gain
upper hand and let spiral out of rational control thought of afterlife quirk 
yet confession must be made that long dead father of wife does wag finger of 
disdain
and utter silent disapproval and near ruination by marrying a bum of a guy who 
lacks for work!


Nautica

Nautica     --By David Lustrup 2012

The moon kisses the sea
With a million points of light
Galaxies in motion
On your surface shine tonight

Your salty water,
An elixir of dreams,
Fluid flowing ether,
Through starlight's glowing beams

Delirium drops and hallucinations,
This gathering of fish, and the crabs, and crustaceans
And all of the beings that live down below,
Enchanted they sway to your ebb and your flow

Gracefully they dance in this briny masquerade
As phosphorescent shrimp light the seaweed promenade
Their gowns flow slowly like serpentine sails
As they dance in moonlight to the song of the whales
Form:

Premium Member Conscience

Conscience

Rattling around through the attic
 Of twisting pathways –
Buried deep in cellars
 Waiting to speak
Always present – 
 Illuminates
Returning phantoms of ambivalence
 That won’t stay out of sight;
Lies 
 Refusing to stay silent;
Rationales pushed down 
 Jumping out like a jack in the box;
Marginalizations march 
 In maddening circles of consequence;
Ghosts of indecent decisions
 Unable to rest in peace;
Sly designs of deceit 
 Slow eat away at the tender marrow;
Masks of deeds conceived in darkness
 Fear the face unmasked by transparency;
Anxiety of sins uncloaked
 Trembles at the eyes of the not yet; 
Buried bones of sneaky words
 Speak out unbidden;
Houses of flimsy excuses
 Fall like dominoes;
Hallucinations born of if only
 Become reality;
Sleep and solitude
 Look away;
Pacing arenas of grey acres
 Reject clear sunlight;
Music in the mind runs wild,
 Refuses resolution;
Ever present truths, twisted in tornadoes,
 Remain. 
 
8-11-20
Contest: Infliction
Sponsor: Silent One

Stubbed Toe

Stubbed my toe but I’m still dead.  
Moments feel like organs. 
And hours are my taste buds tasting organs. 
It feels like I’m dead like paint chips crumbling. 
It’s like being born as a centipede over and over. 
That’s why stuff happens faster. 
Blink and your toe pops off in a field of nowhere. 
This is like a severe mental illness. 
Except that I have most of my eyes and fingers. 
Eat a donut like nothingness. 
Stubbed my toe and fell asleep. 
Sometimes you need a sharp pain. 
Like a tree needs branches trimmed. 
Stubbed my toe but still have hallucinations. 
It takes so much.

Premium Member Heavenly Hallucinations of Love's Divine Destiny

Heavenly Hallucinations of Love’s Divine Destiny
 
A wondrous spirit of true love now softly murmurs its echo
On the wings of God’s angels, as they ascend heavenward.

This and more occurs as radiant cultured pearls begin dancing
Their magical-mystical dance deliciously in the oceans deep.

With this, the bright-blue-mirrored waves of the oceans move
In a melodious tempo of love with the pearls as they dance.

Caressing the heavenly sparkles rippling deep in the oceans’ waves,
An enchanted diamond-cut glass now trembles and shatters loudly!

At this moment, a mermaid of angelic pulchritude takes her divine
Throne as the mystical dance continues throughout the late night.

Crystal chimes begin sounding pure with a fire and fury of emotions
Within our hearts, as they excite our passions palpably and exquisitely!

The candlelight’s effulgent reflection in this moment transfixes me true,
By your warm and loving touch and the magic of your presence with me. 

Coloring and scenting the air surpasses all others as the breathless and
Honeycombed eminence of your being touches the depths of my soul!  

Gary Bateman and Liam McDaid, A Collaborated Poem
Copyright © All Rights Reserved – July 21, 2018
(Couplet)
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Path Back Home

Final stage of dementia, imminent oblivion,
Mind slowly dying, waning to black obsidian,
A trail of breadcrumbs, left behind in my wake,
Beacons across time, for the trek I now face,
Paving the way, for my journey, back home. 

These markers I’ve set, some sad, but mostly fun,
An eclipse I once witnessed, of the moon on our sun,
Impossible coincidence, yet happened just the same,
Pebble’s silhouette, overtopping an alpine range,
Paving the way, for my journey, back home. 

Something enters my head, and this really scares,
An occupying army, executing locals, in town’s square,
Hanging them on makeshift gallows, I’m so terribly afraid,
Did it even happen, disturbing hallucinations, everyday,
Paving the way, for my journey back home. 

So unbearably tragic, when better off to just die,
Last perception, lucid memory, myself a baby boy,
Birds flying around my pram, heart jumps with delight,
Loving parents laughing back, at this gurgling sight,
Paving the way, for my journey back home. 

Reflections-echoes-shadows, diminishing light,
I’m moribund now, siphoned away from this life,
A strange unfamiliar signal, begins to resound,
Seismic shock, upon chest, follows heavy pounds,
Paving the way, for my journey, back home. 

Grim Reaper he cometh, I grasp his cape tight,
Sensations no more, only darkest ever night,  
Paved the way to death, by writing this poem,
Brain has turned to ash, embers guide me home.

Dedicated to my mother 
Christine Kavanagh. 
1928-2016 RIP

By
David Kavanagh
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