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Premium Member The Ides of March

This week is bleak, the birds don’t sing
No sun, no rains, but greyness
Even the churchbells didn’t ring
Have they become atheists
The bellman and the bearded dean
And all the congregation?
In times like this to breathe is sin
No promise of salvation 
Can take away the truth it fakes
And like a stubborn stem
Grows through the slab, the truth condemns  
The order of the damned
So atheism’s a way to go
Believe in politicians 
They must continue this old show
Which you can call fictitious 
But wasn’t it meant to be as such?
Just ask the God, if you
Don’t think he is disturbed too much
With millions in the queue
That stretches out through centuries
Dead people want to know
What were their lives about, if this
Was meant to be a show
Beware the Ides of March, in case
The warning comes in time
If there is still a time to waste
You doubt it? So do I.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Ides of a Parch In March

It is the ides of March  
My throat feels parch 
It’s like we were stabbed in the back 
On the level of the Brutus attack 
They say there is a bug out there 
Stalking the air 
Taking down life’s nice modern day special things 
That keeps peace for leaders that include royal Kings 
As we say good bye to social interaction 
Allowing isolated bitterness to an acceptable attraction 
I give my gratitude for that glass of water 
From the returning reporter 
In the field
Asking the question, “what is the deal”? 
There are many ways to look at this mess 
Claiming being a member of the press 
Listen and think before one write 
Since paranoia can breed an uncomfortable plight 
Communication is important right now 
Maturity is a key in knowing how 
With my voice now clear 
Trying not to offend a Mexican beer 
Carrying on with the show 
That is about distributing information on what we think we know
Form: Rhyme

781 Ang Tukso kay Hesukristo at Ang Tukso kay Noynoy Aquino

781.
Ang Tukso kay Hesukristo
at Ang Tukso kay Noynoy Aquino

At dumako sa mataas si Hesukristo
Kung saan tinukso Siya ng Demonyo
Na gawing tinapay ang bato
Magpakamatay at sumamba sa Diablo

Tinukso si Hesukristo
Na gawing tinapay ang bato
Gaya ba ito...
Ng paghingi ng mga magsasaka ng kanin kay Aquino?

Tinukso si Hesukristo
Na magpakamatay dahil ililigtas naman daw ito
Gaya ba ito...
Ng pagkamatay ng mga magsasakang nag-alsa sa Cotabato?

Tinukso si Hesukristo
Na sambahin ang demonyo
Gaya ba ito...
Ng ginawa ng mga kay Noynoy Aquino yumuko?

Namatay ay tatlo
Nawawala ay walumpu't walo
Sugatan ay daang katao
Sino ang tumukso sa Gobiernong Aquino?

-03/01/2020
(Dumarao… based on today's Gospel)
*Ides of March
Form: Rhyme

The Last Hoorah of Old Man Winter 2022

The last hoorah of old man winter 2022?

March twelfth Ded Moroz
struts his white stuff
first real substantial puncheon
found Jack Frost in his glory,
he haint no longer morose nor gruff,
cuz series of fortunate meteorological events
found crystalline precipitation hoary.

I revel watching
the bit torrent of snowflakes alight
upon the greensward;
a cold wind bloweth and doth bite
any exposed flesh of daredevil
(the re:noun Evel Knievel of verbiage)
weather beaten soul
trundling with delight
inured to brutal cold
all fours seasons excite
contemplative character
asked me to ghostwrite,
thus a reasonable rhyme yielded
courtesy wuthering height.

Yours truly breathes deep sigh of relief,
when surprise blizzard came our way,
no matter yours truly solitary fellow
holed up in me mancave yay,
he experiences unfettered glee
for picturesque blustery scene today
eight sleeps before Spring Equinox
glad second rate nor'easter
pummeled Southeastern
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

The near future forecast
bodes well nigh arrival of vernal equinox
when the sun crosses celestial equator
in northerly direction, marking
prime meridian of right ascension.

Fanfare for common man
(think das scribe spinning these lines)
grateful timely notion
kindled inside mine noggin
truth be told - before onset of storm,
I drew one blank after another
and felt at my wits end
regard apropos material to write about.

Methought to soon to post
poem about beware the ides of March,
(approximately sixty one
and a half hours hence,
similar explanation regarding
summoning creative literary endeavor
honoring Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit,
thus imposed upon figurative shoulders
(mine) to hash out some
marginally passable verse.

Now attention pauses to take look see
out bedroom window
watching medley of gusty air
in sync with blizzard conditions,
yet yours truly snug
as a bug in a rug
despite not turning on the heat,
and would ye believe
bard of Perkiomen Valley
only donned in ma birthday suit?
Form: Rhyme

Consanguinity Begets Anomalies

Offspring between close family members
not biologically fit nor ablest
even if direct immediate relations
consider themselves best
buddies, emotionally intimate, and offload
heavy matters weighing down

on their respective figurative chest,
cuz lurking within brethren and cistern genes,
and/or chromosomes dwell deadliest
nastiest, and weakest link undermining
searingly robust reproductive human stock,
thru molecular hijacking gungho extremest

right wing trumpeting malefactor breeding
distilling, fomenting, et cetera the faintest
self destructive invisible agents provocateurs
dredging existentially faultiest
predispositions, and vulnerabilities
compromising in utero body electric,

asper offspring saddled with funniest
itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow Polka dot bikini
donned flesh impossible to remove,
which surgery could imperil and render feeblest
unto Caesar, an ides of march, sans flimsiest
excuse for a successor

to the royal porcelain throne,
which progeny could exhibit the frailest
constitution, and possibly appear as freakiest
looking hominid this side of Schwenksville
with napped hair most frizziest
affixed to a beanpole gangliest

androgynous cisgender metasexual
being description also including geekiest,
not to mention ghastliest
simple minded looking gruesomest
human being, who presents grimmest

prospects quite dim tubby happiest
bellowing soul since...incest
came back in vogue when polar vortex
ushered necessity to bed with kindliest
people professing unconditional love.


Premium Member Ides of March

Ides of March

In triumphant days, when ambitions surpassed,
cowering in the throng of democracy
before the Senate, Caesar pleaded, “Show mercy!”
Love doesn’t conquer, but vengeance will.
                                 ***

Note:
    According to the ancient Roman calendar, March 15 is the “Ides of March” and was the day in 44 BC when Julius Caesar (100 BC–44 BC) was assassinated.
   “Ides” comes from the Latin word meaning “to divide” and, in the old Roman calendar, referred to the day in the middle of the month (the 15th day of March, May, July, and October, and the 13th day for the remaining months). The Romans used the “Nones” (ninth day before the Ides), the “Ides” (middle of the month), and the “Kalends” (first day of the month) to calculate other dates.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Liberty Greets Tyranny

  
	         Ere the morning dew rises through 
                    stems of sleepy flowers
                 Peter Sellers mounts his comely steed
                     heads for the red and white tower

                 Relief for the night watch he provides
                      all these years, where no one’s died
                 or even been injured in the slightest  

                  Tonight though Peter has a premonition
                        Clouds are circling, winds howling 
                        Birds twitter in mass confusion
                        The sky crackles ~ truth or illusion

                   He hearkens back to Ancient Rome
                         when Ides of March
                         upended the great Caesar
                             Would those of August today eliminate him?

                    Sellers sallied forth, insecurely secured in the saddle
                          when his steed suddenly bolted
                          far into the woods where he could be free
                          from the tyranny of waiting for a ship to drown
                                                  since 1963
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Julius Caesar

Julius Caesar
                 Cleopatra loved when he squeezed her
                  He gave us July as a souvenir
                 And it was he who gave us the leap year!

              Caesar loved the ladies a ton
             With many a damsel he had lots of fun
             He made himself ruler forever
             Maybe that was not too clever
           Brutus, who killed him, may have been his son!

         In the ides of March  his rule came to an end
         As he was killed by those he thought were friends
          Sometimes it's hard to know your foes
          But who needs enemies with friends like those

                         8-27-19
                Clerimerick Contest
                Sponsor: Mark Toney
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Ides of March

Oh those cursed Ides of the 15th
they brought Julius Caesar death
the soothsayers warning unheeded
mamuralia  chased beaten out of city

His clothes animal skins and rags
they set about this scapegoat with glee
hitting him with large wooden sticks
once he was driven out feasting began

All the while in natures ways
comes the madness of march hare
watch as they circle the fields
frequently stopping to box

All this to attract a mate
or is it just wind up their tails
be as may the sight one that stirs
and those mad winds bluster and roar

March arrives full of fury roaring displeasure
and soon is time to sacrifice the Ides Sheep
to bring forth Spring on the vernal equinox
and wave goodbye as march leaves like a lamb


This year the vernal equinox is not on my birthday but on the 20th
Vernal Equinox heralds in spring and the poor Mamuralia is an old man dresses in skins
making him a scapegoat traditionally beaten out of the city to kill off evil the 15th of march
is the date of Caesar s   death as foretold to him by a soothsayer
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Ides of March

*Image of Julius Caesar by QDT.

The Ides of March

Spun spells pummel our Earth ... as a Sun scanned absence swallow,
vacuumed blues taxes light once deemed eternal ... plus righteousness,
escapism from existence ... edges evacuation,

Birth ere the latter days ... ventured the laurels that were Rome,
the incarnation of iniquity ... masquerade innocence,
like clovers and thistles ... lure eyes above the common grass,

Furtherance besought ... midst tossed bone for multi contentment,
parades that paralyze souls ... usurp minds to sweeping abandon,
celebratory hails the seasoned ... emblem of power,

The gods and goddesses' palms of warring pulse ... 'tis peacetime,
nonetheless ... tributes adorn the temples of Mars in abundance,
'tis time of awash hands of mere grimes ... toxic suffers freely,

Citizens housed upon Palatine ... the triumphant hill,
felicitations honorable legions ... protectors of Rome,
promissory constants ... declared Remus per Romulus,

Roman Senate played a chess game ... Caesar kept them in check,
every move was scrutinized ... made vulnerable and powerless,
autocracy trumps democracy ... seeds gangocracy,

Plans are planted within plans ... schemes are shrouded inside schemes,
the beast entrails read ominously ... Spurina forewarns the marked,
timely debts to be paid in full ... matters to be settled,

At the Courts of Pompey ... the assembly awaits for him,
armorless donning senatorial garb ... metals pierce a man,
till mute ... last recalls *haruspex, "Beware the Ides of March".

*Haruspex; reading of omens from the entrails of sacrificed animals. The subject of Shakespeare's title play came from his thorough accounting of Plutarch's writings. 

2022 March 30
*1st Place*
This or That, Vol 11
~~Edward Ibeh: Judged 2022 April 22

*HMS; 14,16,14 syllables per x 8 stanzas
Form: Sijo

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