Long Hari Poems

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Premium Member Angels We Have Heard On High

Angels we have heard on high,
Blowing trumpets in the sky,
Helping us to breathe a sigh,
Of Joy that we shall never die,
Angels we have heard on high,
Saying love is truth that ties,
Us all as one these tears I cry,
For all the songs that we shall sing,
As we make earth and heaven ring,
With sounds of crack babies getting free,
Through curses fading beneath the feet,
Of evangelists spreading love on streets,
Replete with souls hungry to hear,
That there is nothing nowhere to fear,
As children smile ear to ear,
And brothers share stories over beers,
As Muslims see their Messiah come,
And Christians see that life has won,
As schizophrenics dance at dawn,
Knowing that their pain is gone,
Angels we have heard on high,
Freeing us from dark one’s lies,
Showing all the God within,
That lights our souls and masters sin,
That makes girls ladies and wee ones men,
That chants Om Hari Hari Om,
And tunes into abundance tones,
That helps us stay faithful to our wives,
That guides our hearts throughout our lives,
That helps our spirits come alive,
Awakening to calls to rise,
Angels we have heard on high,
Speaking of a God of Love,
Above, below, within and everywhere,
Waiting to embrace with grace in hands to share,
Angels we have heard on high,
Blowing trumpets in the sky,
Helping us to breathe a sigh,
That we are safe in the hands of God,
And God won’t let us down,
That true we may feel oh so lost,
But to God we’re already found,
Angels we have heard on high,
Chanting oh so powerfully,
Of love’s everlasting victory,
And Love’s wondrous choice after Adam’s fall,
To send us a Savior who has saved us all!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Sweetwaters Music Festival

Far off the beaten track and trail
        on quest for music’s Holy Grail
led pilgrims on biblical scale 
         more than can be counted.
With midsummer sun on our cheek
in tents to shelter we did seek
and pitched them at its highest peak
                 on a hilltop mounted

As we climbed the lean of the hill
my beer I would try not to spill
and sat with the great unwashed till
                           olé and adios.
It was I, El Skeet, amigo,
           in my poncho and sombrero 
half-cut like a loco gringo
        who waved “vaya con dios!”

We lit yet another hash bong
 all up in smoke like Cheech & Chong
and passed it to each one along
                 under the cop radars.
Late as corroded brain cells flag
 with every mind trip headfu*k drag 
I tucked in to my sleepin' bag
         on the hill ‘neath the stars

As music and mayhem did rage
back in next summer’s youthful age
we camped closer to the big stage
       all primed for the big show.
I’d sit and watch the crowds go by
      in the hot sun and dust and dry 
under a big Waikato sky
       from our camp on tent row

We ripped into our grog trailer 
         and drank like a drunken sailor
but by nightfall lookin' paler
              yet in the crowd I went.
Waitin' for Cold Chisel that night
      with a superdoob glowin' bright
I was fu*kin’ high as a kite
      and lurched back to my tent

The next day I woke in a daze
and walked off my drunken malaise
when I heard singin' songs of praise
         in some weird sh*t I saw.
Tambourine hippies, punks and geeks
and chantin' Hari Krishna freaks
  burnt incense in clay painted cheeks
          so I got high some more

Yet in a hot wet and wild hour
            stoned in the unisex shower
I gazed many a sweet flower
          in their naked splendour.
We bathed too in waters that flowed
down where the lazy river bowed
lest my head spontaneous explode
          on my three day bender

That night by the stars we were led
as above a smoky sky bled
when out The Enz rocked “I See Red”
           and fired a burnin' flare.
In the spirit of Sweetwaters
     we lived among at close quarters
sons of Bacchus and his daughters
         and I, El Skeet, was there!


    Written: November 2009
Form: Lyric

Magnolia and drone bees -2

Champak flowers, you have charms three:
Beauty, colours, and fragrance,
What among them the reason be 
That drone bees dare take no chance?

Radha's charmed by Champak’s beauty
And bee is Krishna’s devotee,
How can any a close he be
To blossoms of a Champak tree?
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Translations | 30.10.2025 | bee, devotee, fragrance, tree
Note: This follows the first part of the poem. A poet in Braj bhasha (see below) ventures to explain why in the spirit of ‘ God may know, but let me try’. Radha, is Lord Krishna’s love interest, and as she is cast in Champak’s charms and the drone bee being Krishna’s devotee, would sure pay due respect not to go near the flowers. What fertile imagination I would say!
Champa tujamein teen gun, 
Rupa ranga aru bas,
Kaun gun aiso bhayo
Ke bhramar na aave pas?
	
Champa-varani Radhika, 
Aur bhramar Hari ko das,
Kaise fir bhramar aave 
Champa ful ke pas?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Emily, Just a Question

Emily, let me ask you something

The life that you needed. 
Why did you love a poor guy?

Lives dead. Our children. Hmm
You don’t cry. Your children are dead

I am sad. Disappointed. Field my life
A life, a poor existence, walk on and off

Emily. Here is the question. Answer it.
What did you want from a general worker?

Hmm. You were a hired woman against me.
English Mata Hari. Emily. Hmm. I forgive you.

A millionaire woman ate the life of a poor man.
Hmm. Nothing happened. I drop your hand.

Best of the best
Hmm.
Goodbye

Passed
Love

Find him
St. Andrew's Church
Kingsbury
A thousand-year-old cemetery

The Moon and the Crow

"The Moon and the Crow"



Legs of a journey open
along The Road 

Black Crow 
ruffles his feathers

Moon transforms 
White Lily pearly luminescent

Unfurling milky legs and arms 
Mata Hari dances naked 

Cool emerald eyes
intent that beckons

piercing 
heart that levitates

towards 
the Other’s dimension

Witness

Lilith’s
Resurrection

(LadyLabyrinth/2019)






CocoRosie - The Moon asked the Crow ( with Lyrics)
https://youtu.be/D5C88GrQrsg

Lyrics:
https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/cocorosie/themoonaskedthecrow.html






K.I.S.S.


141 Daragus 1

141.

Daragus 1

-Si Dara-



1 Isang prinsesang bawal yumapak sa lupa

Siya ang binukot na si Dara



2 Ang kanyang edad ay labimpitong taong gulang

Natatanging anak ng mga magulang



3 Matuwid at makintab ang maitim na buhok

Mana sa amang hari na mapusok



4 Maputi at makinis ang balat

Mana sa inang reyna na madalaing magulat



5 Tapang at nerbiyos sa dugo nananalaytay

Matapang sa buhay, natatakot mamatay



6 Sukdulan sa proteksiyon at pagka-sensitibo

Kaya ‘di pa nakalalabas ng kwarto



7 Subalit mayroon din naman siyang libangan

Kumanta at manood ng mga mangingisda sa durungawan.



-06/22/2012

*Gintong Lupa Series
Form: Epic

Premium Member Suicide Prevention

I was-
suicidal    when my baby died-
possessed with death
          when my love left 

a name    engraved    buried deep

and went into a dark pit
running from life    happiness was gone
    self-murder
thoughts filled my days

I was locked in what was and not reality

the devil
whispered wicked plots in my head
diabolic    hellish     hari-kiri plans

then God spoke and calmed my soul
so I crawled
   into the light     embraced the world again
and vowed to help those lost as I was-

with no path   but death in their future
        I am a listener   giver of hope   a friend 
when they are full of nothingness-

________________________
September 8, 2017

Free Verse/Suicide Prevention
Copyright Protected, ID 938275


Written for the contest, Suicide Prevention Month
sponsor, Laura Loo

Second Place

Monorhyme On Divine Friend Mr Kallol Banarji

When all the world is a giant burden,

Banerji sir, my colleague, a true SST Allen.

“Maan ki bat Modi ke Sath; rest other shun,”,

Says always my friend Banarji, never stun

Or stagger or startle, never remains barren.

Best friend who teaches Dhruvi and others Balkan,

Or India with psychology, without an apron.

Kenil, Hari, Bhavin, Shivani had some unban;

With Favourite dish of Dada, a fish; talks on Patan,

Sings hymns, buzzes about Mahakali one.

Says, “Your age is less than my profession.”

Scolds us, “Worst batch of year” – a Pun?

He is Bangali babu, wears dhoti, kurta even,

Talks about SST, and about doors wide open.

He is a Brahman, takes plausible action,

Wearing a chevron, is our Divine’s lion.

Meshwa, Diya, and Pitambar are clearly won,

With Aryan, Harsh, Nupur, Dishal and billion.

Let it be Shakespeare or Keats or Byron

He is through with all, has a great fortune.

Appreciates my Monorhyme and region

Never keeps quiet, but is pure bullion.

Dear to my students, Esha, Jeet or Rohan.

Prosper a lot is my wish, Oh! Aaron!
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member I'M Just Getting Started

I'm Just Getting Started

I'm just getting started, though I'm not in control,
But I am all dressed and indubitably, very well-composed,
virtuously loved by many, with honored adulation exposed,
so I lie and wait, but ready to go, anew, in my dapper clothes.

A broken watch on a floor, as time ticks onwards as before,
A kiss that's giving--believing, a kiss that's receiving--deceiving,
The moon coasts to attuned hearts that are squabbling on a lane,
Stars twinkle to sparkled wishes pouring from tear ducts of the hopeless,
Night waves surge, tickling the traipsing shoeless of the fully-clothed.
Baby falls to ahhs!--cries--carried, cuddled to coos, 
Then wide-eyed to wonders of weird faces of two adult fools,
A writer's measure can be the length of a Tolstoy novel or the brevity of a Haiku,
Mata Hari can read her victims like a book, while Cassanova can undress pages with his looks,
The blessed and the bliss read scriptures from this, 
While Cain to the cursed cast spells and do their worst,
From the sublime to the lowly,  to the noteworthy and the ordinary,
From Titanic's affluent first-class to her destitute in steerage,

One day we will stand equals, titless bearing none other,
The Book Of Life is read, there stands, once a king next to a pauper.

2019 September 13

*5th Place*

I'm just getting started
~~John Hamilton

788 Ang Pagkorona ng Tinik at Ang Pagputong ng Hibik

788.
Ang Pagkorona ng Tinik
at Ang Pagputong ng Hibik

At isinalta si Hesukristo
Sa kamay ng mga Praetorio
Oras Na! Oras Na! Isinalta na!
Lalansihin na Siya!

Sila ang mga sundalo
Mga galamay ng Imperyong Romano
At ng tinik kanilang kinoronahan
Ang pinaratangang hari-harian

At isinalpak si El Gordo
Kina Baladhay, Hapitan at Clavero
Oras na! Oras na! Isinalpak na!
Lalaruin na siya!

Sila ang mga LPardo
Mga galamay ng Paaralang Tanco
At ng hibik kanilang pinutungan
Ang pinagbintangang UNA-UNAhan

Ang paggawad ng madugong Corona
Mula ba kay Iblis o kay Allah?
Dios ba ang nagpapahamak
Sa itinuring Niyang mga anak?

-04/08/2020
(Dumarao… Holy Wednesday)
*Unique Holy Week
Form: Rhyme

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