Long Interlope Poems

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The Missing Peace

She had a shark in her shoe
The doubts they just crash and tolled of pain a cry, I’m insane
Bodies broken just left to lie on the fields of inventing a new past
Relenting misrepresenting align to everything we once were
Wait but don’t stop, fall but don’t drop, someone’s cigarette smoke in your face
It puffs out to hold you its hostage, I can’t match your power, I attested in disdain acquitted remitted of appearance, a life of bold and honest to their purpose
I can’t see the bad, I can feel it, but all I see is good, but I can’t feel it
You are karma the act of the past the mission of the gods who laugh and interlope being a business of bland
My thoughts are with me to no longer search to be captive and to feel no bounds and loose my chains 
But it’s a game, to see an age and see what matches is found by courage, with no pill, no wine
Now washed up on the shore, from somewhere foreign a tropical paradise, off with the shoes, home sweet home 
 Feeling good out for a swim surrounded by sharks
Form: Verse


Premium Member Bob and Bing

 
Bob Hope,
at birth Leslie Towns, died at one hundred and his life was an interlope;
admired for his comedic timing, facial expressions, and a great one liner,
the "road" movies with his pal Bing- for comedy there are none finer !

Bing Crosby
at birth Harry Lillis, this man so funny and never ever sang off key,
he did so many things before he died at seventy-two, some with Bob his friend
accomplished much and it is said he was the most admired man to his very end

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September 29, 2021


Poetry/Clerihew/Bob and Bing
Copyright Protected, ID 09-1391-891-29
All Rights Reserved, 2021, Constance La France


Written for the Standard contest, Clerihew 2
sponsor, Joseph May, Judged 10/29/2021

First Place
fun
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member When Winter Comes, Remember Me

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When Winter comes, remember me 
beside you on those ivory sands
If frozen fingers reach for thee, 
arise and fling aside her hands

As you awake on shortening days, 
when Winter comes, remember me 
We'll pray that Frost forsake his grays 
and set arrays of color free

Light snow may fall so subtly, 
bright notes on parchment sheer as sleet,
when Winter comes. Remember me,
that I might play each shimmering sheet

Short interlope of Summer gone, 
I'm owed no scope of reverie 
but hope you will, from this day on, 
when Winter comes, remember me....

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Form: Quatern

It's Always Thursday

Between Sundays and the week to come,
it’s Thursday wondering where the days have gone.
The flow of tick tocking the passing through,
when the rushing of the important is to pursue.
Days just disappear to wondering grieve,
while nights to sleep are to short to believe.
Moon tides smile growing full of restless sleep,
when that exhaustion only ask for that deep.
The tragedy about time that just perish,
when we cannot get hold of the now to cherish.
Taking life by the day that forever last,
so that we can celebrate it with a blast.
No more promises for tomorrow as hope,
and yesterdays regret a habit interlope.
Thursdays from Latin is Jovis related to Jupiter,
called the remover of all obstacles for the better.
Then as we know everything can happen,
on Thursdays even when you don’t know Latin.
Form: Ballad

224 Ode to Mary, Mother of Virtues

224.

Ode to Mary, Mother of Virtues



Oh Mary, Mother of Faith

You taught us to obey God

Your humble submission we congratulate



Oh Mary, Mother of Hope

You offered us God's Messiah

Your fruit of salvation we interlope



Oh Mary, Mother of Charity

You granted us God's abundant grace

Your genuine generosity we credit sincerely



Oh Mary, Mother of Prudence

You confirmed us that you are guided by God

Your sinlessness we adore with magnificence



Oh Mary, Mother of Justice

You imparted us God's impartial mercy

Your intercession we always please



Oh Mary, Mother of Fortitude

You showed us patience amidst God's trials

Your endurance we praise with servitude



Oh Mary, Mother of Temperance

You astounded us with your chastity before God

Your immaculate heart we want to glance.



-09/08/2013

(Dumarao)

*for Mama Mary's Birth
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Spring Sonnet


Spring Sonnet

The microscopic lifeforms in my soil
Sense the rising in degrees Celsius.
Old Summer’s red wiggler worms now uncoil,
While hungry birds look down most odious.

Most showers now done, the weeds envelope
The surviving herbs, flowers, plus veggies.
Like the weeds, slimy molluscs interlope,
Quitting the shadows with their progenies.

Scooping composted chicken & steer 
Into my orange Home Depot buckets;
Troweling in costly mineral grit -
Then turning the soils, crushing silt nuggets.

The difficult tasks done, seeds in the grounds –
October pumpkins will surround the mounds.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member The Obsidian Plague of Midnights

In Spring there’s friendship that’s lasted through the Winter,
all those cold nights of salted drops and quilts of snow.
The obsidian plague of midnights, melancholic drapes,
but all the while the candlelight of friendship did glow.

you’d think she’s the sun -
i wax and wane in restraints
having lost my way

The flickering of her tongue as she wet our weep with wine.
O how the shadows flickered on the walls as if in mirth.
The slow burn lasted as the wind howled, the chimney choked.
Her wrinkled, waxy skin, a kin to suffering and pain.

each deep etched line spoke
a sticky web of knowing
lips barely moving

That Spring, she showed up with an armful of daffodils,
and silliness, tears stinging her neck, this honeybee.
She understood madness, and the brumal sun. Outliers
could not drink our elixir nor interlope upon our phoenix rising.

cascade of the moon
no longer afraid of dark -
white lacy curtains
Form: Haibun

Lone Wolves in The Fog

Lone Wolves in The Fog 

Memories like lone wolves in the fog interlope my conscious mind
Pedigrees that are hierarchical that seem too cruel and unkind
Energies that are patriarchal that permeate throughout mankind 
Reveries that are anarchical rare contradictions that run through the mind 

Graceful tones of purity that provide a calming of the soul 
Spaceful clones of assurity that prevent you growing old 
Careful drones of high security that don’t do what they are told 
Caseful loans from in obscurity that bring them into the economic fold

Up lifted by the notion of compassion toward my brother 
Shifted by the ocean of passion that we have for one another 
Gifted by the light of fashion that makes you unlike any other
Convicted by the rations that they left when they lost their darling mother 

Interlacing space and time with words that cannot be replaced 
Interfacing place and rhyme that’s heard and spoken without disgrace 
Constant pacing up and down so absurd when your about to be erased
Embracing face time with something unheard that you eventually retrace 

Abominations of my mind can’t find the way forward this morning 
Consolidations all combine to pay the way for conclusions forming
Infiltrations u don’t want to find when you say you are inside the warning 
Commendation of the kind that way is close to a beach for storming

The End Cooyright Elizabeth Moroz
Form: Rhyme

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