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Premium Member Never Again, Again

Who defended Jews from Nazis in WW2
     A few brave souls here and there
   Foul-smelling smoke from crematoria arose
     The masses turned aside, held their nose

   Only dirty Jews being gassed, burnt, chopped up and flayed
     Only unclean Jewish women being gang-raped by the SS night and day
   Only Jewish genitals being irradiated in sexual experiments
     Only 'Jew-dogs' ~ their essence, filth and excrement 

   Today, Islamists shout 'Allah Akhbar,' then slaughter
     Jewish grandmas, wives, babies, sons and daughters
   The West cowers, labels them 'militants,' not terrorists
     Israel, retaliate: Shoot every Hamasnik dead
                     ~ Not a single one can you afford to miss
Form: Rhyme


While Skeptic Attempts To Comprehend the Legacy of Jonathan Edwards

Alternately titled: Get out of my head mister chatterbox!

While inside me noggin legions
of monstrous demons abhor
protest being force fed
arcane and obscure
assaying into religious dogma
hence mind chatter goes full bore
thus crafting poem quite a difficult chore,
one lightweight bag of bones
basketcase weave gotta deplore,

nevertheless mine tincup rattled
courtesy garden variety eyesore
athwart slip stream
of space/time continuum
twenty two minus
seven years and fourscore
orbitz around black hole sun
scattering cremains galore
camouflage ashes colored like hoar.

Upon prima facie first blush
me mind's eye all atwitter,
sans long forgotten
"FAKE" sexual exploits
set mum (chrysos anthem) all aglitter,

boot like short order cook I hapt tubby
quickly realized trumpeting collusion,
a near fatal collision course
with Matthew Scott's antimatter
caw zing friggin insomnia

finding ma noggin scrambled
likesome lithesome cockamamie critter
whipped into frenzy
like battered butter
holy grits, alm manned in fight of ma life

cause I haint acquitter
baa (jaw edge), ah woe cup feeling
hedged hog extremely bushed 'n bitter,
this raging red bull inside me mind,
now body wheeling wickety wack,

lichen to moss elf gut seasonal litter
bitta asthma - insides
got balled into wah racket
like quietly rioting unfetter
herd plain tennis (see) hens,

gone south tub bespatter
ear rilly jawboning jabberwocky
reducing gray matter,
and all flesh sundered
into meaty platter

to pulverized, irradiated,
cremated... faux fluffernutter batter
analogous tummy Aunt
Jemima's famous flapjacks,
she fantastically fashioned better

than Betty Crocker
tossing spatulated glommed
gook suitable as bonesetter
high as the Taj Mahal,
while she merrily jabbered,

her native patois singsong blatter
all this inaudible clatter
muffled 10,000 maniacs mad as a hatter
madly clangorous dinner cowbells
aroused bacchanalian sybaritic skitter

ring jitterbugging fantasies
of barenaked ladies doth splutter
as bedraggled, frazzled, grizzled...poetry
like cocky rooster that did stutter!
Form: Rhyme

The Nuke

The wandering clouds, over the Japanese sky
With mirth and joy passing by
Unknown of the upcoming crisis
laugh of folks in merry bliss
The birds chirping, blessing good
never was it prominent and never it would

Soon the clouds turned gloom
detonated there, a very huge mushroom
"It Is WAR" echoed the west.
Unfortunately, the poor had not been blest
The west warned, but did not heed
the empire was left with bruises and bleed

For what was that ancient state?
Which got buried inside a crate
There was none left to weep
The nuke Wrought the area deep, the area so deep
Extermination, War and death
The ancient Empire took its last breath

What did the innocent do
who got irradiated in the faithless loo
Peasants, workers, poor got wiped
The remaining had themselves sniped
Once again, said the West-
"warned but did not heed!
Extermination and death is what we feed."

So was said, "Then arose A New Empire"
To reincarnate their diminished desire.
Form: Rhyme

Eleventh, March

A sigh escapes still, immune to overt silence, unabashed...justified
Another teardrop enters the infinite pool of resilience, uplifting...reinforcing
   Another hand empathizes--
          touching, impulsively putting one's heart unto wounds, alleviating pain
    enfolding memories into paper, ostensibly vigilant 
         Unborn dreams awaiting fruition.

empty streets, impacted pieces: occupied lives, unwavering spirits

Arighting the entropy--
 "Not Impossible!" Heaves Obstacled Nation -- Untiring, Persevering! 

A lone emboldened seed is planted, objectifying hope,
  ushering life amidst rubble, 
engaging tenacity inherently within overburdened, yet undauntable voices
 Ardently surging, emerging from insidious waves of chaos, 
     ultimately touching azure

Time effortlessly moves, insensitive to ordeals
  nonetheless, undoubtedly healing...

As wings echo distantly, irradiated winds oscillate
                     blush unfurling light...


Arise, Sun! Embrace the illuminated blossom. Orbit Love's universe.








0330040203042013



11th March 2011

**It has been two years since Japan encountered 
such a devastating triple tragedy
of the earthquake in Tohoku, tsunami and 
the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster...

They are still slowly picking up the pieces, 
so much needs to be done, 
so many are still displaced, uncertain of their futures, of their lives...
hopefully they are not forgotten.

It may take long, long years, 
but I honestly believe Japan can rise over this, I honestly hope so.




****Thank you David for this enjoyable challenge.
 It has pushed me to approach this topic in a way that 
I would have never thought of on my own....

Premium Member Radiation Sickness

Having failed yet another repair, on the leaking rods
I spit my liquified bowels all over the walls
Retching up toxic filth within 
an expectoration of black lumpy phlegm
forms a pebbledash of grotesque sin
Some I recognize, some I can’t figure out 
but it’s me, spewing cancer is my distinctive subtlety 
carries my mark, the mark of a closet misanthropist 
the splattered mucus develops into a mural 
speckled with irradiated lies
Etching deep into the walls
a perfect reflection of my gangrenous soul 
Instinctively eating the flesh off my hands
takes away the gnawing pain of paranoia 
absolving my torments once and for all, 
unencumbered at last, I now feel the truth, agony is real. 
look at me, look inward at my outward humiliation 
Bleeding out, upon his own sick soul 
innards burning like hell
The walls turn molten
meltdown complete

By
David Kavanagh


People and Food Abc's

Alice and Alex always ate apples.
Bobby brought baked beans
Carol cooked cleaned catfish
David decorated delicious donuts
Ellen endured eating eleven eggs
Freddie fried five fish
Gina grabbed green grapes.
Holly had Heavenly Hash
Ivan indulged in Ice cream
John just jostled jello
Kim kept kool aid
Lisa loves long licorice
Mike made mini meatloaf
Nan needed new napkins
Oliver offered olives
Peter preferred pumpkin pies
Queenie quietly quit
Rosaline roasted ribs
Sharon sampled strawberry sauce
Tom tossed the tomatoes
Ulysses used utensils
Valerie vegetables varied
Willy wasted watermelon
Xavier x-irradiated xacuti
Yolanda yielded yellow yogurt
Zack zested zucchini

Premium Member Aftermath

We heard from the Cape, that orders have been given
For we must retaliate, our enemies to be driven

To be circling the earth on this fateful day
No contact with our loved ones, as the atoms below us play

The feeling as we orbit as we watch the vapour trails
Explosions so unbelievable, watching nations on earth impaled

Mushroom clouds expand whilst their sonics resonate
Like ripples on the water they drift freely interstate

Atomic atmosphere abounds, for the earth we cannot see
Mans history in modern warfare, was always intended to be

Us seven on the Shuttle now orbiting for half a year
View many changes on our planet, when we land what do we fear

Scrambled messages we have received, telling us where to land
Remembering the day when we left, we never could have planned

Our destination advised, to the Salt Flats of Utah now set
Six months orbiting the heavens, being spared heartfelt regret 

From what we viewed above, to the landing site we head
Touching down we're met by officials, what we're told is not easily said

A rogue faction had triggered an attack, the outcome, Atomic War
I can't begin to tell you my thoughts, for man, I begin to abhor

We are taken to Los Angele's, suited to protect from the fall
Passing carnage so indescribable, witnessing mans eventual appal

Where once stood icons, that thrived with modern life
Now stand tattered and jagged torn, irradiated in atomic strife

Shadows of the former, silhouette where they fell
Children, families and individuals show fear in deadened yell

Skeletal shapes lie spread, whilst little life shows face
As we pass past twisted wreckage, viewing mans disgrace

Sporadic spotlights shine, as if clearing to start anew
Looking back as we reach our destination, a city in war torn spew

We turn to each other in silence, viewing but we can't comprehend
Such an intelligent form of life, can take us to disaster send









http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/fantasy-17.php
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Understatement

UNDERSTATEMENT

language
 confirms
the
 familiar
 even a weakness
angst
  melodrama
wonder

the
significant
  reciprocated
precisely


a
 modern echo
momentarily
a
slight
  foretaste
 vibrant
elegant
 twirling
 surreally
&colourfully
rendered

an avatar
of
estrangement
in an
unmistakable
 panoply
of
glowing
visages
 eyeballing
sallow
 isolation &
 unsettling
 existence

animated
 swirling
fathoms
of
fantasy
irradiated
  with
innocence
exuding
the
will-o’-the-wisp
influence
expressly
 apparent

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
Form: Other

Premium Member Rekindled Soul's Journey

Written: February 23, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Constance La France 

Quote: “ We journey not to escape existence, but to ensure existence does not escape us.”  By Poet

                             ***********************

I hold three magic rocks, in my hand
Rolling them over and over and over
Leaving this reality behind, far behind

Take me on a trek across boundless rocks and seas,
The moonlets bow to the roiling moon tide.
In stellar patterns, stars serve as a guide. 
With prayers whispering as riddles in breeze. 

A protostar blooms in a majestic dance,
Its rays act as an altar cantata in disguise.
Within sophic whispers, hidden truth lies,
Optimized by a metamorphic mood trance.

Memories etched on steel, shift, and sway,
Angular momentum propels us to an abyss, afar.  
From the physical rocks to the spiritual par,  
We seek epiphany, at the break of a raw day.   

Incarnate in darkness, phantasmal beams ignite,
Our path is irradiated by unseen hands alone.
Incorporeal essence forms the marrow of bones,
Buoyant faith carries us across the ethereal night.

Reflect on this magnificent, bright journey,
Down hadal depths, Neptune shades play.
In sanctified tranquility, as rocks, we will stay,
Once pure love mimics the oath of an attorney.

A crescendo of waves chimes as a quiet song,
Volcanic tongues reveal unfathomable truth.
Igneous veins pulsate with boundless youth,
Rekindling souls where they truly belong.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Bubble Gum

We are happy about the music,
a Mozart serenade that is not too dangerously deep.
Somewhere in the night
angels are falling off their nightmares,
black horse escaping on an ebbing tide.

Mozart is a skinny youth, his pink bubble gum
is happy, you can tell by the way his tongue pokes
through it, how he snicks the goo through
his front teeth.
Trick cyclists and other men in white tights
hold us spellbound, we beam happily
upturned faces shinning like full moons.

It is good to be radiantly irradiated from doubt,
cajoled by endless bouts of happiness.
The music is remembered as it plays 
within the small organic organs of our love.
Good that everything fits now with no sharp edges.
Good to be smoothly functioning
in such a non-challenging way.

A harlequin struts, then bows obsequiously,
we are happy that his triangulated 
three pronged hat can ring its little bells.

It is good to stand in the shallow end
and never feel the need to swim, sink or drown.
Good to rely on the orchestrated 
dispensing powers that be,
good to be this happiness
measured out in prepackaged cups
for ease of use and no unsightly waste.

The devil is in the very fine print,
nobody reads it, and the Cosmos of All Other Things
snores on. Happily, we sing of he and thee,
run to the television screens for reassurance, 
choose only the finest upholstery 
to keep us from sagging for another year.

Let the soothing play on
our world is not perfect, but its serenades 
are largely happy, and do not hound us out of our joy 
like other darker compositions do.

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