Long Incorporates Poems

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Premium Member I Seek Her Every Night

Chanting from the spirit world enters my soul as I sleep, enslaving me fully into her familiar beat, I dance with abandon, tossing my hair, flipping my feet, in childlike wildness.
Boundless in its pursuit of me, my inner voice incorporates itself into my dream, terribly ethereal in true spiritual form, bringing my real self into the higher realms, ones not fully reached until death.
My joyful soul is soaring now, spinning, and whirling, transforming me into a dervish, insanely happy to have found my tribe, loving my inner sweet pureness which is gentled out of me nightly.
I seek her every night, my sleeping day soul, in my dream state, and she keeps me in her warm, loving grasp, replenishing me in bits and pieces, in smallish intervals, showing me my true delight.
I embrace my dream state with the innocence of a unicorn, and rainbow hope, knowing her truth.


Premium Member Vessel of Divine Craftmanship

My God, make me the vessel* You want me to be
marked by divine craftsmanship… not
bearing grandeur of self-exalting potter the
aim is to become finest, full-fledged first…

Help me, Lord, to settle for Your favour toward sweet by and by
verily cognizant that You are my Fortress Whom
my faith clings to against human Gibraltar the
pillar of which wavers vis-à-vis the branded new…

Keep my heart in Your care, my Saviour, since it is
Yours… nestled in Your breast; cheered triumphantly when tried
all the more fortified by Your grace; neither retreating nor
surrendering while geared by Your compassion; yet
empowered toward reaching-out pursuits for the
glory and honour of Your name that will forever last…

Here is my spirit, my Almighty Creator, Whom I indeed cling to
while grateful worship upon Your altar my soul does lay 
trusting Your guidance midst grievous attacks of the
foes, mocking my servitude, trying to resurrect old
nature of mine You sanctified and finally set aside.

"Be not the first by whom the new is tried,
Nor yet the last to lay the old aside."
    Alexander Pope – An Essay on Criticism

*2 Corinthians 4:7 But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us.

September 28, 2023

It's a form invented by Terrance Hayes called "Golden Shovel" because it borrows words from classic & or previously written poems and incorporates them into your own write. The process is to take a line or lines from the old poem and each word becomes the last word of each line you write and...the quantity of words will, therefore, equate to the number of lines in your poem.

4th place, "NO 1247 NEW POEM ONLY" Premiere Contest
Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 10/7/2023

Blessing Beads

Blessing Beads

      Once more around the park please
      Once more, just so i can see

The Indian child has finally found her way
By showing the world of her Indian days
The times when her life was carefree and fun
And those that were chasing she could always out run 

 And theirs the stolen  little wayward child
whose cuss words , still can make me smile
Bicycle rides around the school 
Being fastest made you cool

Once more around the park please
Once more, just so I can see

I like  to know where my money spent
How much is owed and how much is lent
Its the game of life I have always played
I have gotten here, cause I don’t behave

Once more around the park please
Once more, just so I can see

So much I missed on the last journey around
Within this park that Incorporates a town
The swings the paths, the ducks and geese
Have been left here for me to see

 Once more around the park please
Once more before I have to leave.

Lorraine Peterson
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Quatern - the Quatern Style

~The Quatern~ 
 (Quatern)


 Quatern is fine French form to write 
 Do it in 4 lines, total of 16
 Similar to the Kyrielle
 And the French Retourne forms you see.

 It has refrain,in each quatrain
 Quatern is fine French form to write 
 All written in 4 quatrains too
 Quaterns done in 8 syllables.

 First line of stanza one is line 2
 In quatrain 2, line third of next
 Quatern is fine French form to write
 Just like this example done here

 And last but not least is refrain
 Placed in line fourth of last quatrain
 No Iambs, doesn't have to rhyme. It's easy!
 Quatern is fine French form to write.


 Dorian Petersen Potter
 aka ladydp2000
 copyright@2015


 July.05.2016



~Author's Notes:

The "Quatern" is a French poetic form or style that incorporates a refrain like in the Villanelle and eight-syllable lines like in the Kyrielle.

Premium Member Day In and Out

I wake, I work, I play, and I sleep,
    In between, I'm happy and sad.
It seems a simple life, not too complex,
    Yet this life has both good and bad.

The phrase, ' The devils in the details ',
    Would be appropriate here.
As morality looks to judgement,
    With actions it can steer.

Because with every breath we take,
    There is thought that we give.
Where the mold is cast and broken,
    In a present sculpture that we live.

Our minds may take for granted,
    The very thought it generates.
While this privacy looks to assemble,
    A new creation, that incorporates.

This cycle appears constant,
    Beginning with a spark of simplicity.
Only to be added to, or taken from,
    A convoluted complexity.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Holy Bible - the Quatern Style

~The  Holy  Bible ~
(Quatern)


Thru this  "Book" we get to know God
It tells the beginning of man
How He created all from start
He made the moon, stars, day and night

It tells of God's great love for man
Thru this  "Book" we get to know God
Its authors were inspired by God
Some deny, others accept it

And keep it so close to their hearts
Many walk in darkness,  are blind
Thru this  "Book" we get to know God
It's the "Good Book" to live life through

It tells of God's great sacrifice
Meet Jesus, His Son,  our Savior
It tells of  man's Future, also...
Thru this  "Book" we get to know God.



Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
copyright@2008


December.30.2016


B- A  S  I  C 
I-  N  S  T  R U C T I O N S
B- E  F  O  R  E
L-  E  A  V  I  N  G
E-  A  R  T  H 


So now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love.
1 Corinthians 13:13 (NIV)

-“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.
John 3:16 (NIV)

- Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer
Romans 12: 12 ( NIV )

-The Lord will fight for you, and you have only to be silent.”
 Exodus  14: 13  ( NIV )


~Author's Notes:

The Quatern is a typical French poetic form that incorporates a Villanelle and a Kyrielle styles.

Premium Member Embrace Life - the Quatern Style

~ Embrace Life ~
(Quatern)
 

Embrace love, life no matter what
Start with a heartful of love and hopes
Never let yesterday rob your dreams
Look at this day with brand-new eyes

Cause the best for you might still come
Embrace love,  life no matter what
Listen to the beat of your heart
Nothings over till God says so

Embrace day with all ups and downs
Climbing to top of mountains hard
Embrace love, life no matter what
There's light at end of dark tunnel

Nothing stays the same in this life
But there's always God, love, dreams, hope
Pray be strong when things don't look good
Embrace love, life no matter what.



Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
copyright@2012


January.02.2017


So now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love.
1 Corinthians 13:13 (NIV)

-“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.
John 3:16 (NIV)

- Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer
Romans 12: 12 ( NIV )

-The Lord will fight for you, and you have only to be silent.”
 Exodus  14: 13  ( NIV )


~Author's Notes:

The "Quatern" is a typical French poetic form that incorporates the "Villanelle" and the "Kyrielle"  styles.

Premium Member Humanity Whispers

Written: August 19, 2023
______________________________________________________________

In the shadow-lands, where marvels bear shape.
Love and kindness, as a story eager to scrape
A set of souls speaks by the syntax of the heart.
As it evolves, it is generous, tender, and smart.

Whispers of humanity—a gentle breeze does blow.
Carried by the wind, as birds in flight, they flow.
An art of eternal bliss, seeking grace abundantly,
A seeker of insightful wisdom, yearning to be free.

Hearing the call of oceans—a spark of our existence
The moon may wane, but love remains its essence.
In the depths of our souls, a crystalline, euphoric hue
Nature's healing power—embraces me and you.

Whispers of humanity, a symphony so grand,
A melody of love stretching across the land.
In the depths of our being, a link pure and deep,
A bond that transcends, a secret we all seep.

Through mumbling, we uncover tranquility.
A beating syntax that frees, no rest, no stability?
Every breath incorporates timeless elegance.
A sense of divine love that lasts for a trance

Seeker of knowledge, seeker of truth,
In the whispers of humanity, we find our youth.
Wisdom is the compass that guides us on our way.
To understand the power of love every day.

In whispers of humans, we hear the songs of birds.
Their melodies of joy, their heartfelt words
They teach us to embrace the beauty of each day.
To find solace in nature and let our worries sway.

Oceans call to us with their vastness and might.
Reminding us of our place in the grand design.
Waves crash upon the shore, a symphony of sound.
A reminder of the power that in our hearts is found.

In whispers of humanity, we find our purpose true.
To spread love and kindness in everything we do.
To be a source of healing, a beacon of light,
To uplift and inspire, to shape the world bright.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Great Wall Of China

Up and down the mountains
In and out it weaves
The Great Wall of China
A dragon’s philosophy


Thirteen thousand miles
Stretching East to west
The Great Wall of China
Has stood the test


From the Bohai sea
To the Gobi desert
The Great Wall of China
What a manmade effort


It was built by the soldiers
To keep the nomads out
The Great Wall of China
What protection is about


Fifteen Northern provinces
It stretches across
To protect the north of China
From raiding and loss


Largest military structure
Biggest project in the world
The Great Wall of China
Didn’t they do well


Ten thousand watch towers
It incorporates
The Great Wall of China
Protecting its states


This incredible wall
Took two thousand years
The Great Wall of China
Now no more fears



© Copyright KC. Leake
27th October 2025
All Rights Reserved
Form: Rhyme

Traversing Cyberspace Hinterland

Of thee virtual netherland...
courtesy one spellbound wordsmith
within apartment b44
nestled within a manor
(and manner of writing)
atop nondescript Schwenksville highland.

All gibbets zing aside
I got noose for you,
yours truly enjoys harmless chide
ding even kibitizing about,
when cessation of consciousness occurs
leaving terrestrial plane
frequently incorporates divine spirit as guide
absolute zero escape
regarding death to override.

Oft times ('specially
these latter unsainted days and nights)
death doth haunt me atheistic zeitgeist
which thoughts of my demise
crowds out purposeful thinking
in the twitching mind kempf
paradigm of this atheist
hence, he betook himself
to this MacBook Pro,

while swiss side dull ideations
for professional intercession,
deadline could not wait
asper affecting s cathartic,
emetic, harmonic tete a tete
and providing a meaningful surrogate
to expunge morbid mental state
accessed Open Office
and let fingers (of left hand)
do talking heads

to an imaginary therapist
across this qwerty keyboard
allowing, enabling, and
at the quickest typing rate
striving to cap cha dismal, gloomy,
and ill lust tree us deplorable
mood aye equate
with pitching into
a bottomless abyss where pate
fed ceaseless diet of NON GMO –

a last repast
the grim reaper did orchestrate
gluten free, an extra heavy dose
of monosodium glutamate
which ingredient doth
BuzzFeed thine appetite
for total mortal exterminate
'thou no need fermi to rush,
where angels fear to tread,
cuz tis better late

than never, the apothegm,
credo, ethos...foreign ha Kate
the caterer maintains
an open exit from life,
and cares only
that each soul doth feel elan,
joie de vivre, and psalm times
a leaper chants, ecstatically finally
gustatory humming don't jubilate
for your final homecoming, or else
the mailer daemon lived
a devilish life will instigate

a de coup age d'etat,
but such extreme
measure for measure heed doth hate,
yet exceptions always made for a date
particularly when henchmen to die for
golden opportunity
to snatch a generic guy a create
an underground soiree will cease,
when ashes master
of hell raising circumstances
twill use as bait
let underground missionary be advocate.
Form: Rhyme

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