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A Winter’s Sleep

Winter’s love is swallowing me whole
The death that follows the seeds I sowed
Ghosts clipping my heels where I tread cold toes
Immortalizing paired tracks frozen in snow 

An icy grip on my throat, I start to breathe slow 
Winter’s love is swallowing me whole
I blink my eyes wide for the lessons to show
Another year of life’s cycles come to a close 

My skin favors blue as the ground starts to pull
Curled up like a fetus, like a fruit in a bowl
Winter’s love is swallowing me whole
My body is settling but how restless is the soul 

Painful tingles subside as I relinquish control 
Who might I be come next spring when the sun takes his toll?
I lay my mind to rest, as the thickest frost grows  
Winter’s love is swallowing me whole
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Premium Member sinners

A Sinner 
 
As I sit here contemplating this time in our lives 
When everything wrong is right, and everything right is portrayed as wrong. 
Some people in our society have proclaimed our lives as a lie 
Our thinking is biased, and our feelings as unimportant. 
 
They have viewed our morals and our beliefs as shallow, unappealing, and half-truths. 
They have taken what we have been taught (justice, reliability, and truth– as - 
Lies, unjustified, and untrustworthy and lies. 
To actually legalize drugs-
To legalize immoral living- 
To applaud murder- 
To minimize genocide- 
And wonder why there is so much killing, dying, murdering, suiciding, extirpating 
and immortalizing all around us
It is not that hard to see that we’ve moved away from why we are at war and removed from home. 
Or why we are alive - or- why we are here–  
And what we are supposed to do with our lives, and who is on our side. 
Man is playing God, trying to take life out of god’s hand, doing things their way. 
Man has stopped listening to the only voice that deserves to be heard- Our redeemer-   
And you wonder why there is so much chaos in the world- 
After all, I am just sitting here contemplating this time in our lives- who am I to judge anyone- 
For, I too am a sinner-

Premium Member Fly Poetic Tattoo

Butterflies don’t die,
instead they become Frankenstein
electric shocked and back to life;

Hot and cold heart,
hopelessly frozen yet fiercely beating;
Stomach just short of regurgitating,
butterflies are alive;
So blue you want them to decay 
instead they flutter endlessly;

Electric shocked and back to life,
possessing traits of a zombie;
Butterflies won’t die;

There is no cocoon to hide in,
you’re stuck within your own skin,
and it just crawls;
Like a butterfly landing delicately 
 on your wrist;

Now you’re caught,
electric shocked and back to life;

Butterflies never die 
instead becoming ink 
immortalizing bloody tears;
Forever weeping 
within a fly poetic tattoo.

Premium Member Oh, the poet sees you not just as a fleeting shadow that fades into horizons

Oh, the poet sees you not just as a fleeting shadow that fades into horizons,
He falls in love as the sun in gold transfigures the curve of your cheeks,
In the line of the smile that steals your guarded secrets, fragments of hopes gathered,
In the tones that around your fingers display codes of lights and dreams.
He is captivated by the vibration of the air when his name is a hymn on your sculpted lips,
He sees ocean depths and stellar explosions in the pigment of your iris full of delicate reflections,
He notices how shadows, in their reverence, outline your form, canvases on which histories are written.
In silent chambers, places not filled or solidified by words,
A poet with a generous heart will find you, beating in unison with the melody that resonates within you.
With eyes that see beyond veils, he extends your being into the most subtle and precious whispers,
He will weave you into immortal verses, every beauty captured is a star in your personal constellation.
Keeper of souls, the poet does not sit as the executioner of your heart,
For he himself, having passed through the fire of mistakes, has learned the art of redemption,
He, bearer of lights in the heavy night, traverses the sunken sentences
Where the word finds its cradle, and his touch is a balm for wounded souls.
In his crafting with the grammatic brush, he resurrects forgotten meanings, and in poetry
He rewrites manuals of love, where every wound finds the ointment of a sublime peace.
He steps, a charmer of silent wisdom, through the antechamber of hearts,
Leaving behind emblems of his passage, inscribing in history cantos
That celebrate the candor of moments and the vastness of human love.
Each scar becomes, in his odes, an illuminated altar that ceaselessly watches over the wellspring of life.
And thus, the master of this arcane lexicon becomes the architect of the kingdoms of imagination,
Immortalizing in his profound rhymes the thirst for affection, for connection, for remembrance.
A Rousseau of words, painting the unexplored jungles of emotions,
Where every mark left, whether it is a gentle step or a sign of suffering, transforms into an ode to existence.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Egyptians and Us

Egyptians ...And us...

At times, you've heard people decry.
"I need my space!"
Years ago, it was a simple,
"Leave me alone!"
This has evolved in modern hieroglyphics 
Today known as emojis and texting.

We should, I think, have a cold drink,
And sit at the Sphinx's seat where nobody talks.
But holds a stone tablet as they carve,
Emojis to replace their voices.
I excuse them but they can't hear me!

Long ago...
Their onks ablaze, they feel no rage,
For they see nobody's eyes or tears.
And in a big cave, which was all the rage, immortalizing their lives in Sphinksbook.

Ah, dead Egytians we are so like you,
Hidden in places we call our home.
A primitive people, we!
In the 21st. century, 
How can this be? 

Many cannot write prose nor poetry,
In fact, many cannot write at all.
Our civilization infected with a terminal disease, called emojimania or acrynomania.

With PhD degrees, we read old stones.
Higher education our terminal disease.
We drool over dead philosophers!
But to one another are deaf.
We toss friends screaming hearts into a blazing funeral pyre.

As that famous rock song says,
"Come on baby, light my fire."
Yes, indeed do!
Better yet, all rabid techies best hear that song..
"See me, feel me, touch me, heal me."

Your friend needs you, not your smart phone.
Your face, your hugs, your voice.
Texting and emails cannot replace humanity.

And no, I shall not join those sheeples..
Who love technology over flesh and blood peoples.

With love~
Panagiota, Poet of the Heart


Panagiota Romios
April 30. 2019
11:15am PST


Premium Member Sweet September

Inspirations falling down
Like stardust kisses
In vibrant mahogany and gold
Bold, flaming whispers
September’s soothing calm
Sharing tender serenity
With the cool joy of dawn

Imaginations coloring hearts
Like flamboyant September skies
Laughing lights in the eyes
Singing melancholic poetry
Into the moonlit night
Trembling with soft sensations
Prickling silence through zephyr

Illuminations touch the soul
Like miracles falling, exciting, alive
Beckoning spirits to listen, to hear
The freedom found in a teardrop
Melting away the darkness
Praising the One who brings life
With September’s breath of serenity

Immortalizing September’s love
Like the throbbing of rainfall’s thought
Beating away all the dirty and wrong
Baptizing dreams in flavors of belief
Awakening minds to a flow of motivation
Sighing like leaves as they tumble down
Stirring revelations without a sound

Illustriously the harmonious
September murmurs of Autumn
Who mesmerizes the shadows
With glowing joys of fulfillment
Praising, praying, penetrating
Every emotion with goodness
Kindness poured from heaven

September is the crisp, cool touch
Preparing us for the gentle grace
That Autumn shares with such affection
September is the color of acceptance
The manner of mercy and blessing
The hope that longs to be known
The sanctification of other month’s goals

September is hope for harvest blessings!
Sweet September – I’ll never forget her






Hello September Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Mystic Rose Rose
September 12, 2021

As I Slam Arthritic Hands Into A Broken Keyboard, Nobody Can Hear Me Screaming

In a rather egotistical
and pathetic attempt
to immortalize myself,
in something I lost,
everything.

And now that I’ve burned
all of my bridges and I’m drowning,
the only thing I have left
to do is work. 

And it's not working.

And the only ones
praising my work
are little kids,
the same age I was
when I broke everything.

Lucky me.

I watch them do
the same foolish things,
reaching for pointless dreams,
immortalizing themselves
for no one and nothing.

What I wouldn’t do
to have something,
and what I wouldn’t give
for something
worth saying.


Empty words
look prettier
when they’re
written in blood.

And trust me,
it’s dripping
straight out of

my pen tip
and into my lungs.

I wish that
instead of pneumonia
I had amnesia.

Maybe then, 
I could forget about
all of this.

Premium Member Foreverness

Flirting with my demons is like a wild cat gambling in a casino.
It’s fun, reckless, irresistible.
It’s thrilling, it hums with danger,
until curiosity, as it always does, catches the cat.
Flirting carries consequences.
You lose everything when you forget the promise you once made to walk away.

Therefore sometimes a promise  of foreverness gets fractures into foreneverness,
a storm of uncertainty, like fallen trees
too weak to stand against the wind. 

Now gone.

I memorized your metaphors, by immortalizing your Mona Lisa smile,
with the majestic violin tone of your voice,
softly, igniting wildfire graffiti of butterflies of kisses continue to continue to flutter and glow throughout my heart and soul.

Incommodious Em Bare Ass Sing Accident

While out and about
an unexpected over bare ring bout
to defecate arose,
     where sphincter asserted clout
and would excrete
     despite without doubt...

if closing distance
     (to reach rental abode)
beaten out by loosening sphincter muscle
     transmitting excretory code

set sights on prowl for outlawed, secluded,
     and wooded make shift commode
and essentially for naught negating
     toddler toilet training, sans

     getting potty trained undone
     via my tushy ready to explode
and blast immense solid waste byproduct
     (oh...close to the size of Rhode Island)

thus a marathon race against time
found immediate readiness to pull off roadside
     to access make shift water closet
     generating image firmly in pooping mode

     grabbing hold of a tree trunk
     (a mini rocky horror picture show, -
     this analogy included for no particular reason

     other than as a non-sequitur)
     and also to convey, how I tried
     to allay distractions
     while painful contractions flowed
(perhaps approximating woman

     on verge of giving birth)
but...no matter, aye could envision,
     an ever increasing heavy m*****f****** load
hence approaching Highland Manor Apartments

     this chap abandoned
     prior simultaneous evacuation plan
     starkly aware probability for secluded spot sunk
(nonetheless, thy darting darting

     anguish, futile lizard like lookout,
     a geico Gekko whose cheeks did blush
     even for a measly Georgian bush
quickened nsync with rectal spasms

     visual scouting industrialized
     where backhoes didst crush
once a time sacred happy hunting grounds
     of native Americans, now royally flush

with newly built vinyl city re: urban sprawl a gush,
where cookie cutter houses long since bringing hush
     puppies muzzled, yet never the less and mush
a doo doo about nothing) except sprint

     ting to the verizon with a void push
immortalizing indigenous tribes ghosts rush
peopling infrastructure affixing
     urbanization with lamb basted, 
     and sigh lance warrior whoosh!

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