Long Harts Poems

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Castings

casting away all pieces and parts 
of an existence full of casual talk 
of board rooms full of rage
lost bodies in burning classrooms

full of philosophy and apathy 
on foolish babble on time 
lost and found morality
memories based on foundations 
of aimless travels
looking skyward 

casting thoughts incalculable
emotions of love
hate or disdain, unimaginable 
full of the rage n pain
playing the blame game
who are we to say

rooms full of empty views
the apathetic feuds 
glass shards, crack
crazy crystalline harts
like falling cards or raining stars
as bodies burn in lethargy

casting stones into the ocean of tranquility
small are the thoughts that ripple large
reflections hard as yesterday’s tomorrow insane 

cast away photos in a scrapbook of memories
pieces n parts of arcane life, disregard
full of white rooms and silent storms
staring into the mouth of madness

casting all way the pieces
parts of an existence full of casual talk 
in classrooms of apathy n despair

watching burning bodies sitting 
in boardrooms full of misery
looking into a city, feeling its toxicity

counting the bloody beads of a rosary
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Sequence-Country Walk

Follow the track with the scenic view,
into the wood with a carpet blue.

Between clumps of gorse in yellow garb,
along a path baked summer hard.

Around shadu ponds that teem with life,
rush and sedge amidst tall loose strife.

Into the meadow,a country stile,
contemplating I sit awhile.

2020 version

Blossom of baby's breath
soft white gorse
               crusted yellow
weeping willow
rush patterned lace 
              pastures 
a pastel green

Buttercup, daisy&comely cowslip 
mingle&mix 
           in fellowship 
swaying pelts of grass
with purple vetch & 
             ribwort plantain 

Hawthorn &
               scented woodruff
briar brambles sprawl
          in dogrose so tall
above
       harts-tongue
in
                 English rain

Premium Member A Christmas Poem 12 21 2021

A CHRISTMAS POEM

IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR
TO LOOK BACK AND CELEBRATE
THE BIRTHS AND PASSINGS
OF THOSE WHO SURROUNDED
US THROUGH OUT THE YEAR.

CELEBRATE OUR LOVED ONES
AND THOSE WHO LOVED US
UNCONDITIONALLY.
THOSE WHO WRAPPED THEIR
LOVE AROUND US AND
PROTECTED US FROM EVIL.

CELEBRATE OUR LOVED ONES
AND THOSE WHO LOVED US 
UNCONDITIONALLY
WHO WRAPPED THEIR
LOVE AROUND US AND CELEBRATED
ALONGSIDE OUR TRIUMPHS,
VICTORIES, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
AND SUCCESSES THROUGHOUT
THE YEAR.

LET US CELEBRATE OUR
LOVED ONES AND THOSE
WHO LOVED US UNCONDITIONALLY
WHO WRAPPED THEIR LOVE
AROUND US AND CONSOLED US,
COMFORTED US AND WARMED
OUR HARTS WHEN OUR HARTS
WERE BROKEN.

LET US CELEBRATE OUR 
LOVED ONES AND THOSE
WHO LOVE US UNCONDITIONALLY
WHO WRAP THEIR LOVE
AROUND US AND BELIEVE IN
US, OUR FUTURE AND WHO 
HAVE FAITH IN OUR BEING.

LET US CELEBRATE OUR 
LOVED ONES AND THOSE
WHO LOVE US UNCONDITIONALLY
AND WRAP OUR UNCONDITIONAL
LOVE AROUND THOSE IN NEED 
OF PROTECTION FROM EVIL.

LET EACH AND EVERYONE OF US
WRAP OUR UNCONDITIONAL LOVE 
AROUND THOSE CELEBRATING 
THE TRIUMPH OF BIRTH
AND VICTORY OF LIFE. 

LET EACH AND EVERYONE OF US 
WRAP OUR UNCONDITIONAL LOVE 
AROUND THOSE IN PAIN
AND SUFFERING INSURMOUNTABLE
OBSTACLES AND LOSSES IN LIFE.

LET US GIVE THE GIFT OF
UNCONDITIONAL LOVE
THIS CHRISTMAS.
AND MAY OUR CREATOR
THE LORD JESUS CHRIST
ALWAYS BE BY OUR SIDE.

Michael E.Harris
12212021

Premium Member AUTHENTICITY of POETRY


When  people comment  
on the style or way 
I write and the words 
I use to express and convey 
my thoughts and views.
I tend to stop and ponder 
my road less traveled . 

Acknowledging,  appreciating , 
admiring the authors, teachers 
scribes of many nations 
and the outer regions of the universe , 
who have inspired , guided  encouraging ,
me to develop and advance 
my writing skills along the way.

People like Manly P. Hall
Socrates, Plato, Thales of Miletus , 
Thomas Aquinas , The Apostles ,
Sigman Freud , Carl Jung , Galileo Galilei, 
Benjamin Franklin , Thomas Edison , Nikola Tesla , 
William Shakespeare , Homer , Aesop 
and other well known Philosophers and 
critical thinkers in the world's history.

Authors like Dr. Edgar Cayce
Dr. George Brown ,
Literary genius and artist such as James Joyce ,
Walt Whitman and of course some of my favorite 
Authors George Orwell , Robert Frost , with their
extensive and vibrant vocabularies  
and their ability to bring words to life.

The most impressive  author 
with the ability  to put you in the room
And stimulate our sensations such 
as aroma and taste and sound to make you feel 
as if you are sitting in the cat birds seat.

An author with incredible and fascinating 
writing technique , a man with a colorful and sparkling  array of words , and superlative writing flair and talent  
that tickles the imagination. 

Capable of painting a scene with words ,
bringing it to life ,
like no other author has ever done before or since.

A story teller who can magically ,
create a vision so vivid so  profound , 
one just might forget and step away 
from reality for a brief moment in time.

An individual who can descriptively  describe 
the Animation of his imagination 
like no man or woman in the history of recorded time.

Creator and contributor 
of some of the finest sculptures 
in the world of literary works of art.

Born into reality in the year 1809 , on the 19th day of January. 
He would go on to reside 
in the harts , souls and minds , 
intricately  woven into universal fabric of time 
October 7 Nineteen Hundred Forty Nine. 

The individual who put the authenticity of Poe 
Into Poetry
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Edgar Allan Poe.

Michael E.Harris 
10072024

Premium Member Prose Poem Naturally

Blossom of baby's breath,soft white gorse,crusted yellow, weeping willow rush patterned lace pastures a pastel green.Buttercup,daisy&comely cowslip mingle
&mix in fellowship swaying pelts of grass with purple vetch & ribwortplantain, clover in English rain.Scabious,burnets buttefliesand bees hawthorn and scented woodruff.Briar brambles sprawl,in dogrose so tall above harts-tongue The thinking eye,the abstract made visible a spatial convergence ,now liberated.
Imaginary ,incomplete feelings,beacons of vivacity,profound and positive.Intense inner sounds,a polyphony,the poet's soul,unfazed&free.Seabank with scattered seaweed & feathery fennel in aniseed;Alexander’s leaves so green this tender cusine.Welcome wholesome fat hen,vibrant shoots the vimen in Lamb’s lettuce in Jack-in-the-hedge in wild radish,cress&chive,where majoram &sweet cicely thrive.Seabeet,and chard also survive.Wild parsnip the confectioner,tansy to savour.Stinging nettles so green,peppermint oil pick-me-up, in coltsfoot syrup cup.


Premium Member Flights of Fancy Phrasis Part 3 Recited

FLIGHTS OF FANCY PHRASIS 3
Blossom of baby's breath,soft white
gorse,crusted yellow, weeping willow
rush patterned lace pastures a pastel green.
Buttercup,daisy&comely cowslip mingle
&mix in fellowship swaying pelts of grass
with purple vetch & ribwort plantain,clover
in English rain.Scabious,burnets butteflies
and bees hawthorn and scented woodruff.
Briar brambles sprawl,in dogrose so tall
above harts-tongue.
Seabank with scattered seaweed &
feathery fennel in aniseed;Alexander’s
leaves so green this tender cusine.
Welcome wholesome fat hen,vibrant
shoots the vimen in Lamb’s lettuce
in Jack-in-the-hedge in wild radish,
cress&chive,where majoram &sweet
cicely thrive.Seabeet,and chard also survive.
Wild parsnip the confectioner,tansy to savour.
Stinging nettles so green,peppermint oil 
pick-me-up, in coltsfoot syrup cup.
From Flights of Fancy 2003






Listen to me recite this part phrasis on youtube under my pen name ichthys chiro
Form: Verse

Premium Member Our Fight

Clouds of doubt hovered 
Over our heads 
They multiplied and grew to 
Mistrust 
That brewed into a storm of anger which 
Unleashed its rage in
Thunder of words and 
Lightning of gestures.           


In a while
The exhausted tempest subsided 
Clouds dissipated 
The sun of trust hesitantly appeared
It grew stronger and brighter, 
Reason prevailed,
Feelings warmed up,
Harts palpitated, 
Arms opened wide
And
We threw ourselves into
Each other's embrace 
Finding thus shelter in 
Our love

Hence

Fearing the coming of a  
A new storm, NO MORE!



© Demetrios Trifiatis
  08 OCTOBER 2014

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