Long Kaleidescope Poems

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Premium Member A River That Dried

A long line of waters
Deep in hearts of bathers
A lifeline of growth
Weep of salvation brought forth

Waters of life over a mile
Outrunning a thousand stile
Gifts of life in piles
Surmounting torments of viles

Dreams on waters slate
Streams of sages proliferate
Sun beam of neon flickers
Teeming waters on pickers

Wishers with panoramic views
Dreamer of waters purviews
Like well-wishers throwing coins over heels
Eye-openers on picker wheels

A river full of life
A river lull of strife
Outpouring a thousand mile
Outscoring a thousand smile

On this river of hope
A bigger dream to scope
A kaleidescope of scenery
Grandeur over tapestry

One day the said river dried
No one ever wondered and belied
Gold in pieces on the ground mounted
In the hearts of gold sprouted

Euphrates...
A river
Form: Narrative


James Webb Telescope

Will event of creation be revealed
By the James Webb telescope
Concentrating time
Like a kaleidescope?
Galaxy after Galaxy
Slowly being revealed.
Will the moment of Creation
Always remain concealed?
Will we ever see the glory
Of the birth of timespace,
Can James Webb ever show us
Creation taking place
Or will that event remain
Tantalisingly out of sight
So no Theory of Creation
Can ever be proved right?
Is the James Webb Telescope
Just a step too far
Should we not accept
We are what we are.
Just because we can
Doesn’t alway mean we should
Maybe sometimes a mystery
Can be for the common good.
Should the thirst for knowledge
Remain achingly unsated
Do we really need to know
How such beauty was created?
Are we unique sentient beings
Set here to record and investigate
Or an accident of nature, by chance
Unable to accept our inevitable fate?
James Webb Telescope enables us
To less blindly search, to grope 
Towards an understanding that may
Give our species future survival hope.
Form: Rhyme

Powerful Purple

 The pouring rain turned to haze, the sun rises only to set
   What we imagine, chasing dragons but in reality just forget
     Noble kings to worn out jeans, all the fabric we never protect
      The blood within, these evil men it's the passion they collect
      The butterfly bush to Alaskan cush in kaleidescope eyes
     The Jokers suit and Dinosaurs too, perfect purple disguise
    Grapes at noon turn to prunes then raisins thereafter
   The wisdom mood to light up rooms with all the laughter
  The darkest bruise changes hues only makeup covers
 A color too, mixed up red and blue become eternal lovers



           Written for Contest: Purple on 1/16/19
                      Hosted by: Kevin Shaw
Form: Rhyme

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