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Premium Member The Green Tigress

Sitting in the meadow green grass shimmering in the Sunlight
                     Jade green eyes Sparkle in a mist of long lost  TEARS
              A cat picks it owner SHE sees  LOVE: SHE LOVES HIS HEART

             Contrasting  stripes of  POLISHED JADE  Shining in the Sunlight 
                      Dew drops on Meadow grass Sliding down  like Tears
             Rolling Through  the Clover Purring LOVE from HER Pure HEART 
                               FOREVER  ALWAYS  Entwined in ETERNITY

                 “NOOoo, NOOoo, Unfair YOU said THREE Lines no Longer
              My next stanza is four lines long THEN “WE” go back to THREE”
             “ OK, OK I’m sorry  but I do LOVE YOU  FOREVER AND ALWAYS “
                         “ I   K N O W  and I LOVE YOU FOR ALL ETERNITY “

            The Green TIGRESS seductively  LURES HER MATE to Fondle
          To Caress and Probe  MY inner SOUL Discover the Estacy of  LOVE
          A Contented PURRrr, a Contented groan of arousal from HER LOVE
        “ Nubbies “ for HER LOVE,” Nubbies “ from HER EVERLASTING LOVE

         “ My DEAREST and Only MOST BELOVED LENORE, No [ “Nubbies” ] 
              Our POEMS are of a HEAVENLY LOVE : not the lust of Mankind
                    Our EVERLASTING DAY is still three long months Away”
                   “ I said EVERLASTING LOVE not EVERLASTING D A Y "
             Now finish the POEM  in YOUR LOVING and HEARTFELT WAY
                                             IN JUST THREE {3} LINES”

        If YOUR in the jungle YOU hear the ROAR of the Mighty  White Siberian
   Fear for YOUR Life , when YOU listen to the Sirenic PURR of a Green Tigress
  Hug and Embrace HER for all of YOUR Tomorrows She ; YOUR EVERLASTING
                                                      W IFE                                                                           

                 Dedicated  in LOVING Memory to the Co-Author Of this POEM
       My DEAREST and Only MOST BELOVED LENORE ELLEN ADAMS [ L E A ]


Premium Member To G O D Be the Glory

As I walked through the ‘PEARLY GATES” and saw :LENORE on the far shore
Waving exuberantly, running atop the Aqua Blue, tranquil “ Ocean of Heaven “
Running toward me:  long Auburn hair flowing : Jade green eyes, Sparkling
My HEART leaps as I too run atop the Aqua Blue, tranquil  “ Ocean of Heaven “
Our arms wide open, gliding towards Togetherness, a Oneness with G O D
We Embrace, a Brilliant Heavenly LIGHT explodes: Cascading o’er the Universe
The Saints, Angels and Arch-Angels singing Exaltations to the Almighty G O D
Hymns becomes whispers LENORE and I ENTWINE, Her warmth Radiates
Our Kiss erases a Lifetime of Sorrow pain agony LONELINESS for all ETERNITY
              WE become one entity with the FATHER, SON, HOLY SPIRIT
           THANK-YOU G O D  for YOUR Agape Love for L E N O R E and  I
                               Blessings to all living in an Earthly REALM

The Odd Bird

An Odd Bird
  
   The seagull and I were flying over the Andes.
   the mountain was brown, and we saw a lake green
   as an emerald ring on an Irish girl`s finger.
   Let’s fly down and have a bath I said, the gull said 
   the lake was poisonous, so we continued on our way 
   to the pampas of Argentine. 
  Landed on a jade green patch of the land
  it was then the seagull confessed it suffered
  from hydrophobia, it was, therefore, it had left
 the Pacific Ocean and avoid derision from birds
 that loved the sea and diving for fish.
 But a seabird is supposed to like fish. 
Who says, the gull angrily uttered I like cooked
meat with boiled potatoes, anything wrong with that!
we walked to an inn, that is the bird sat on my 
shoulder, had lamb chops with mint sauce, are you not
surprised to see a bird in here, I asked the landlord,
no not at all it often comes in here it is 
the first time I have seen it with a human.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Winter Jasmine


Well-favored Winter Jasmine,
how have you managed to survive?
It's long past the briskness of Autumn days.
Yet, your exquisite beauty lingers, and you thrive,
lovely petals still intact when you shouldn't be alive.

Oh, wondrous Winter Jasmine,
your plant has lost leaves of jade green.
Such a picturesque paradox within my garden,
botanical glowing when moonlight casts a sheen
upon you, creating the glint of a glimmering scene.

My perfect Winter Jasmine,
as white as the day you bloomed
on your stout stem you still stand tall,
scenting the air around you, softly perfumed.
Visions of you laced with snow, my eyes consumed.

Winsome Winter Jasmine,
I fear you're encapsulated in ice.
Not grown in freezing tundra on earth
like alpine flowers of stark white, edelweiss.
I hope your stunning show has not been a sacrifice.

Enduring Winter jasmine, 
I hope you remain until Spring.
When you are warmed by the sun,
to your greening bush will you still cling,
attracting pollen seekers; honeybees on the wing?
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mama

Rumi Quote: "We are born of love; Love is our mother."

                 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Peering out the window
                    under ominous moon
                 your calm seeps into my altruistic soul
            ambrosian sun sets, asleep
          in meadows, fledglings find refuge
framed by jade green foliage.

     Fetching footsteps felicity
              as the snow melts down
                      you enfold us in your love
          a gentle rhythm from your heart
                  awaken the moon butterflies
               when autumn sun comes back
     you support us on our tired path
                may our trek be long in tandem?
  
     When hurdles come nebulous
              you improve awareness
        now I grasp the reason
               the rainbow itself requires
                      A storm brewing
              to reveal its vibrant colors.

      Reaching for your gleaming hair
                    leaving auric imprint on your scalp
           never has a mother been balmily
                     how I hold you constantly
        the eye is drawn by vanity
what's left to tell is scant.

       I saw that you never step aside
               quickly returning a hurried call
       your input is always blithely cast
                     humbly, you gave it all
      an eternally enduring love
                         dwells within your heart.

     I yearn to express in shorter lines
               all deserved accolades
          over the course of time
               your favored spell has worn off
        my darling mother was my first lady
   your stay was bright and cheerful!
we buried you on a chilly, windy day.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member The Poison Ivy

Silence………A solemn hush
   except  
      for 
         insects
               running
amongst the jade green grass
and the large invasive vines.

Large cypress trees, 
       stately and tall,
throw shadows around me
as I wend my way
along the lonely lanes
of moss-covered, musty-smelling tombs
careful not to touch the poison ivy
or admire the wisteria vines.
 
People do visit here,
for look, bunches of flowers
adorn the place,
emitting scents to try and nullify
the staleness of the resting place.
 
Headstones obliterated by the wind,
makes me wonder who lies beneath.
Was she beautiful and tall? 
      Ugly and short?
What does it matter now?
For all I care she could have been
      beautiful and short.

But some things do matter
in our personal short earthly time.
All that matters is
what we do with our life.
Death holds no sting, really.
   But 
     don’t 
        touch 
            the poison ivy.

My Jade Green Garden

Shrubbery leaves and foliage, all these very gloriously and graciously green,
In my verdant jade roof top garden, reflect greenness on my laptop screen.

Verbose prolixed, scattered, strewn fill up spaces all around in my jade garden,
Soak and fill me with haunting memories of Rita, Irene, Jeanne, Jolene and Celine.

Of sweetness and tenderness envious nostalgic musings ever so green,
To my mind’s eye these imagery still emerge at will very pristine and clean.

Between fourteen and eighteen up here they broke my warm, gentle and fond heart,
Then at nineteen it was here in this greenery with Norma Jean, we abruptly fell apart.

Green the world seemed to me when I sat here all these years alone and lonely,
Scripting and crafting dense verses of earthly passions that are profound, eloquent and comely.

Glorious greens, gorgeous greens, jade greens,
All mankind reveres the vitality you create that is meant for kings and queens.

But for me the color green, 
Often remind me of my recent sojourns with Maureen and Pauline.

So to now to reflect and meditate splashes of green I imagine feel and use,
my heart chakra  to open and feel love , empathy and compassion and forlorn thoughts to diffuse.

Green… green…green….. I have now sensed and seen….
Will come before me for times umpteen and as a routine.



The Colors Have It Poetry Contest
29/2/2012
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Put On Your Night Shoes

Put on your night shoes, my beautiful dear,
and put on your gossamer gown.
Adorn your neck with the iridescence
of opal, and let your hair down!

Your tresses cascading – a blonde waterfall -
let them flow! Then to emphasize
a chatoyant sheen, use the jet black
of liner on your jade green eyes!

On lips that are dulcet, use a soft pink
like cherry tree blossoms in spring.
Flourescence they’ll see with you on my arms,
for darling, you’ll be flowering!

Dinner;  then on the pool deck we’ll Samba,
and under a plethora of
stars we see dancing above our cruise ship,
we will outshine them all with our love!

May 19, 2019 for Anthony Slausin's Night Shoes Poetry Contest
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Love That Once Was


At the dawn of our day I will invite
Rays of gold to shine on our strife
So we can witness as budding sunshine
Evaporates gently the mist of night.

As you arrive to welcome the daybreak
You don't have to call out my name,
For I hear the cry of breath you take
And the sound of grief your heart makes.

Hand in hand we will guide lost hope
Rescuing cheer from its hiding place
When glory of life falls within our scope
We'll embrace sparkle of a brand new day.

As we say goodbye to remnants of night
Your jade-green eyes will ignite a spark 
Inviting an embrace of doting pause
Welcoming passionately love that once was.

February 10, 2018

Fight Goliath

Hold it jumping knife
Lead me now 
Off pride quality resembling stationary trains 
Under velvet willows 
xylem yields Zephaniah 
Angelic baritone can decorate 
Everything from giants hollering inspirational jargon 
Kids leaping mysteriously 
No-one obscures problematically quaint 
Redound steadfast triumphs 
unwarrantably viscous wispy
XX
YY 
Zany are bold claims 
Diluted evaporates frost growth 
Highly~Ineffective indefinite Jade•Green knavish 
Limitation manifests naturally over periods 
Quantify 
Regurgitated slaves troublesome ugly vagrants 
Wonderfully xenophobic yearlong zadnica, 
****(nic) betrothed chatter delusional escapades
Fondled gifts harass innocent journey-men 
Knowledge learnt more-so note-worthy opting-out 
Presidential quarts recollection subsides 
Troublesome undergrads vigorously womanize
*** 
Yesterday's Zzz's awaken by cognitive dialect 
Eventually freshmen graduate 
Hiding inside jambalaya ketamine 
Luring man nonchalantly obsesses prostitution
Quietly 
Real sex trumping unnamed vagina wilding-out 
XYZ 
Ambivalent bass clowns drenched excessively 
Fake giggles heard intuitively 
Jakaroos knock loudly mocking noises 
Obesity plagues queen rich slobs 
Time undos vestiges 
Worry 
X
Y
Z

•THE END•
10~07~16
Form: ABC

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