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Premium Member Enough To Be Dangerous

Do you know the concern?
"S/he knows just enough
about a through z
to be dangerous."

I am uncomfortably familiar
with this analysis,
a weapon often wielded
from ivory towers
overly influenced by ideology
masquerading as theory
rooted in statistically measured experience,
severed from historical-cultural,
biological-neurological indigenous context.

Even so,
one feeling I am sure of 
my own too robust expertise
is Intolerance.

And, now I am discovering
I have chosen to join a community
with a multicultural intention
to embrace,
or at least tolerate,
all souls,
all species,
all living systems
except those deemed too intolerant,
too wounded,
for multicultural health
as a resonant indicator
of economic and political wealth.

We are exclusively intolerant
of intolerance
because we would provide safe sanctuary
to all souls,
especially victims of monoculturing intolerance,
of win/lose economic and political supremacy,
strategy
gamesmanship.

I find a tension here
between unconditional love
and lacking sufficient curiosity
and courage
to discuss shared values
and disvalues
with those too defensive
too hurt
too lost
too conservative
to tolerate intolerably ***** me,
to tolerate the alien Other.

This reactionary intolerance 
of intolerant prejudice
bigotry
often straight white male supremacy,
feels like further breeding ground
for misunderstanding,
segregation,
mutual divestment business as usual,
more win/lose devolutionary anger and fear,
more potential violence,
hate,
war

More egocentric privilege
rather than universal ecosystemic love power

Actively hoping to cooperatively uncover win/win
polycultural resolutions
resiliently curious
and courageous
when in the presence of win/lose competitions
intolerant of active hope
for restoring peace
by retiring retributively inflicted punishment
shunning
non-communication
anti-communion
for past sins of intolerance.


Premium Member The Layers of Your Heart

The Layers of your Heart
By David J Walker

Everyday 		I empty my heart 
	And after the dark
There is a place 			     a space for the 
	         For things unsaid… undone             unorganized things
That beg for			             my undivided attention
	   The touch of a confident 
                                          hand, and
Every morning                   it is my intention                         to make good
                      Before the sun		to decipher

                the prayers
As best I can		the layers of                          		   your heart

                Though I am                      of a flawed man
						                         Trying to know
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member On a silver morning, when the sky drips its light over dreams

On a silver morning, when the sky drips its light over dreams,
the poet walks the path of art, a road of stars woven with whispers,
where sages shake hands with shadows, and the soul becomes a harp of wind,
singing of infinity and hearts that open like flowers under the sun.
It is a silent symphony of desires, a dance of light among leaves,
where intention is a fine canvas capturing the unseen colors of the sky,
an offering to time, a song that tells of love and eternity,
of who we are when we lose ourselves in the brilliance of the moment.
Here, the poet becomes a window to unknown realms,
a portal through which viewers find themselves in the echo of their own thoughts,
where each verse is a crystal refuge, a sanctuary of silence and dreaming,
where art becomes a prayer wrapped in light, and words,
a bridge of dreams carrying us beyond the borders of the day, to the depths of being.
For truly, the path of art is an adventure of the heart, a labyrinth of desires,
an endless road, a search for beauty that reveals itself in shadows,
where each step is a metamorphosis, a revelation of the miraculous,
and each thought, a star igniting the inner sky, lighting the way to infinity.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member We Sure Had It Rough!

My grandkids gather around my hearth and think it's so great,
To listen to tales of my youth that to them I love to relate.
They sit with mouths agape and with attentive ear,
As I tell them how it was in good old yesteryear!

"There was no such thing as television or amazing videos,
Tho' we had picture shows and mysterious radios.
The baffling computer was far beyond my generation,
Tho' we had typewriters and ciphered on fingers for calculation!"

"Cars now start with the twist of a key and are so very swank,
But we started our old jalopies with a knuckle-busting crank!
There's even a turn signal now to relay your turn intention;
We hung an arm out the window prior to this invention!"

"We had no fancy phones with touchtone, pictures and such.
Our phone hung on a wall - you turned a crank to get in touch.
Scratchy platters spun on a Victrola, playing music to please.
Today the latest and greatest is boom boxes, DVDs and CDs!"

"We had no comfortable facilitiy nowadays called a bath;
We wended our way on moonless nights down a dark and lonely path!"
My grandkids can't believe it when I tell them all this stuff!
All they can say is, "Grandpa, you sure did have it rough!"

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired, (© All Rights Reserved)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Meeting Andy Gibb-March Fifth-His Birthday

Today.   Repost 
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Meeting Andy Gibb: Today is His Birthday

Some moments in life we just
cannot totally recall,
Like rapid moving waters one sees 
in a waterfall.
But meeting Andy, I will
cherish and remember.
His eyes, his smile, far more
than warm and tender.

I can't think of another soul,
so glowing, bright and beautiful.
Oh, how I want so to make a
picture,
Of this singer gone much too
soon!
His demeanor, so gloriously
blissful.

I was blessed enough to touch 
his hand, and that
smile indeed, so loving.
I had no intention of giving
him a gift.
But I felt in that time-moment,
I was en route to heaven on 
a starry chariot!

With no reason or rhyme,
my visor with sparkling,
Multi colored lights~ I 
suddenly gave to Andy!
He was as pleased as punch.
Just before getting into his limo 
for lunch,
He turned, smiled and spoke:
"Thank you Mate!.
On the Southern California beaches,
this sure will come in handy".

Today is Andy Gibb's birthday,
Bet you anything he's singing
away with a sparkling visor, on God's 
holy moon.
By angels, serving him a large, 
sumptuous buffet.
With his brothers, very close beside him.
Humming a tune.



In memory of Andy Gibb
With love from~
Panagiota

Reposted 3/20/2019
Form: Rhyme


Your Words

through the wind i hear your solo
 each note nicely placed for me
 slipped back to this journey i lack
 miss led international direction
 my own intention is to communicate 
 a feeling , an emotion , anger gets the best
 how will i live in a sea of forgetfulness
 turned away by anything that would care 
 a language i don't understand , but i feel it
 somehow underline the thoughts of it all
 you are speaking , no more stone wall paintings
 i sense your words ,they are cutting my soul 
 enter in a part of my being your speaking
 nothing is sacred anymore here
 i have had it with my self-doubt and pride 
 you don't exist to me , this war is over 
 my hand has the power to change 
 the launch of the power button
 tv off. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Passion and Love

Passion and love
By Michelle Morris
10/04/2022

Passion and love so often confused
Only time reveals the roads we choose...

Oh-oh-oh, Oh-oh-oh... 

Sparks with lovers can pull you down
Sparks with lovers is how you drown
No one can touch you now
No one can save you now

You took a sip from the Devil's cup
Inhibitions dropping with your clothes
The spark between old lovers
Never entirely goes away

Playing with fire is always dangerous
Unless you're a Phoenix rising again
Put down your box of matches
The oxygen always gets eaten first

Moving around the stage like a singer
Putting on a very big show
You always underestimated the danger
Of throwing all your cards in the air

Round and round, round and round
Getting dizzy, getting fuzzy
Seeing double, seeing trouble
Back away, back away

On and on, don't you know
You're in danger, what's the hurry
Get your feet back on the ground
Pull the stars back into you

You keep drinking from the Devil's bottle
Losing yourself with each and every sip
You chase that enticing little spark
As though it will light your soul

Playing with fire is a pastime
That you focus with intention
You keep hoarding all those matches
Like conflagration will save your life

Moving around your hotel room
You are dancing with your Angels
Getting closer to the edge
Remember heights are bad for you

Round and round, round and round
Getting dizzy, getting fuzzy
Seeing double, seeing trouble
Back away, back away

On and on, don't you know
You're in danger, what's the hurry
Get your feet back on the ground
Pull the stars back into you

Round and round, round and round
You're not making any headway
What's your game, what's your aim
Flying high, flying high

On and on, don't you know
You are floating to the edge
Untethered from this earth
You're heading out to the stars

Close your eyes, feel the rush
Look on down, see the clouds
You're out there in the Universe
And no one can touch you now

Yeah, no one can touch you now
Sparks with lovers will pull you down
Sparks with lovers, how you drowned
Yeah, no one can save you now

Passion and love so often confused
Only time reveals the roads we choose...

Oh-oh-oh, Oh-oh-oh... 

© Michelle Morris, 2022
Form: Lyric

To All Who Wonder

To all who wonder to all of you
An urban myth, or is it true?
A story that happens after dark
A story set in a city park

An escaped deranged one-arm man
Who wears a hook in lieu a hand
Has gotten free the radio blares
He’s homicidal it declares

Two young teens lost in love
Practicing their craft then a shove
Was it the wind moving the car
Was it the maniac with the metal spar

They both jumped up to attention
He’s going out is his intention
Oh! be careful she did rave
No apprehension he was brave

Another scrape upon the doors
Her fear mounts, terror soars
I’m going out he again proclaims
She panics now, No! she exclaims

Before she knew it the handle scrapes
out the door the lover traipse
he looks around to her dismay
he jumps back in and wants to play

she’s too upset I want to leave
disgusted stomps the gas one big heave
as they roar out she takes a look
and on the handle a bloody hook

So if you’re out on a darkened night
Be careful make sure to do things right
It might be true it might be fable 
But beware the hook if you are able
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tragedy In France

A concert hall was filled to capacity,
with revelers unaware of the atrocity,
they were about to face.
Evil dressed in black, intent to kill,
aimed their weapons with precise skill,
and fired into that place.

A favored cafe on a Paris street,
where friends, loved ones oft would meet,
drinking their cafe au lait.
Assassins came and took their position,
to kill and terrorize their intention,
on that tragic day.

Chaos ran rampant in Paris, France,
as ISIS took its murderous stance,
against humanity.
Many were wounded and many died,
and all the world was horrified,
at such insanity.

Anger rises alongside mourning.
Retaliation swift, without warning,
the French fight back.
The world must stand up to these thugs,
destroy them, squash them just like bugs.
We can't be slack.

We mourn with France for those who died,
and we will stand close by her side,
until we win,
this war against cruelty and hate.
Annihilation will not be our fate.
We won't give in.



11/24/15
For Debbie Guzzi's Rime Couee-tail-rhyme 
contest for France
Tied for 3rd place

My Style

my style
the sky is blue 
so is time to
mingle
in a lonely 
atmosphere 
were love is the 
reason of life 
so my blue pen 
never seize to 
pure it reality 
from the deep 
heart of willingness

my style
fire and water 
are two deferent 
liquid contents 
it differs in action 
so am different in 
my world 
I am of a water
yet I burn like a 
fire 
cos God order me 
to spit fire to the world 
of evil 
so who are mine 
to disobey
the order of the 
Almighty 
I don't wish more 
all I wish is to do 
the will of God 
and that is nothing but
my style

my style
I believe in God 
I love to be close 
to him
that has earn me 
a lot love towards
humanity
cos my love for 
people is divine
and I decided
not to live alone 
in a world of equality
turn in to levels
by intelligent human 
who destroys the 
the innocent souls 
of the innocent 
with out mercy 
nor love 
so I pledge to God 
for nothing but the 
redemption of humanity
that is nothing but 
my style

my style
remember fire and water
are not same liquid
substance
no wonder the men 
of brave mind 
spit fire to the wicked 
no wonder the fight 
in the world of brutality
can never end 
cos at one hand the water 
strike 
with an intention
to quench the fire 
yet the some stubborn
fire reiterate and strike 
back 
so the battles of life 
never end for the Goodman 
no wonder is easy to be bad 
and that is not 
my style
Form: Epic

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