Long Lagoon Poems

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Premium Member Dance Before the Dark

All together, let us do the chicken splash,
Seeing how pink-orange sun never lasts.
Don't fight it, red stars are coming soon;
Like the ducks, let dive in stormy lagoon!

Through maroon monsoon, we all dance,
splashing and laughing, in silver romance.
Steel blue skies, cluck cluck. Run amuck!
If still seeking that rainbow, best of luck.

Hopscotch through puddles, sepia splash.
We let go for once, under lightning's flash,
very blue and true, suddenly electrifying!
Shake like a chicken, with droplets flying.

Dance purple raindrops and muddy water,
All is not perfection, and all is not order.
Dance for wild abandon and hollering fun,
Dance before mauve midnight, dark ruin.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Splendor On the Beach

There I was, a lonely soul, lollin' on a Bermuda beach soakin' up the sun,
Where the sand is pink and the rum swizzles will never be outdone!
Where college goils from New Joisey and New Yawk flock to each Easter,
To frolic on the beaches, find romance and display their comely keister!

From across the way I espied this beauty strollin' along the shore.
I mused, "Is this the steamy summer love that I've been pinin' for?"
The statuesque bikini-clad doll came towards me with a cat-like stride.
I could hardly quell the romantic notions that were wellin' up inside!

I leapt to my feet, pullin' in my gut and puffin' out my puny chest!
(After all!  To impress this stunner wouldn't you want to look your best!)
"Hi-ya, big fella", she purred, "I've come to Bermuda for a little fun,
And my ten-day holiday in this lovely paradise has just begun!"

Well, what's a feller to do - I invited her for a Manhattan at the local pub.
Afterwards, we sipped champagne and played toesies in a heated tub!
Later, strollin' the beach, we noted that old man winkin' at us from the moon.
This was enhanced by romantic music serenadin' us from across the lagoon!

Things were goin' so well that I just could not believe my good luck.
Suddenly, it all ended as if I'd been dinged in the head with a hockey puck!
Alas, I had been dreamin' this romantic interlude that was far from borin',
When my spouse poked me sayin', "Wake up and stop that infernal snorin'!"

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved

Placed No. 1 in Sweetheart Of Poetry Soup's "Steamy Summer Love" Contest - Jul 2010
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wave of Rhapsody

Sprawling aspirant vivacious incandescence 
spreads spectrum of passion on the silken sky 
spring-saturated exuberance spectrum paints 
my heart’s canvas that comes to chromatic life. 

On the arid cinnamon ground dry to the core 
my auburn desolation pervades creeping in the sly 
through the wilted veins of the fallen frail leaves 
with the evergreen tunes of hopes in their rustle. 

The eyes weep the unseen tears in a torrent
fill the cauldron of fathomless pathos
forlorn life’s remnant essence of verdance remains 
in the thicket on the eroded banks of the mind. 

The cadence of symphony of the fervent zephyr 
drifting from the yonder plateau of yearning 
glides with the ripples of melody on lilac lagoon heart 
pulsates with the waves of rhapsody in the bay of bliss.

__________________

November 25, 2021
Contest : "W" New Poems
Sponsor : Constance La France

Premium Member Blue Lagoon Delight

Oiled and bronzed
In cupped pose
Her wetted hair
The want in me grows

Silhouetted 
Against the moonlight
Beside the blue lagoon
Her curves of delight

She turns her head
As she looks into my eyes
Sultry and steamy
On the cooling sands we lie

Tethered together
By capturing arms
Under the light of the moon
We share our charms

In sync we caress
With the sounds of the waves
Our tongues fencing
As our lips crave

Two become one
On this moonlit night
The love of two
In wonderful delight

We arise from the sands
Beside the blue lagoon
Walking home hand in hand
Our hearts in loving bloom




http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love-8.php
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Yo-Ho-Ho and Shiver Me Timbers

Yo-Ho-Ho And Shiver Me Timbers

Shiver me timbers and loosen me limbers
I sail me sloop until it lin’ers
And drop anchor in t’  nearest lagoon
Bury me treasure chest full o’ doubloons 
Then set off durin  t’ next full moon

~

“Aarrr!” I’m happy go-lucky sea piratin  Cap’n
With a short wooden leg and a limp, earrin’s, and rin’s on every fin’er
Metal silver hook for me left hand
Me cutlass, dagger,  and dirk o’  me belt
Not a landlubber at all

~

Not a thin’ scares me that stand in my way
Especially when I’ve had a few grogs in me belly
Aye, I carry around  me Ahoy! bucko Polly me  parrot on me shoulder
That keeps me on t’ straight and narrow

~

They call me a barbaric and thief I don’t know why
A great insult t’ me,  I just laugh into my handkerchief  in disbelief

~
	
Don’t insult me temper because it  gets carried away
Sarcasm, rudeness, and insults I cannot help
When swashbucklin’ scallywag get in me way

~

Me hearty weigh anchor
Or I’ll give ye a taste o’ walkin  t’  plank  
 T’ Davy Jones’ Locker you will go and feed t’  fishes for mutinous
Dead men tell no tales!

~

Aye, aye, mates, pull anchor and set sail
I be Silver Hook a feared pirate that sails t’ seas

9/5/2015


Contest Name :A Pirate's Life For Me 
Sponsor Name: Kelly Deschler
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Diaphanous


Contest : Beautiful Words Are Here
Sponsor : Nette Onclaud
Date : August 20, 2026


Dormant desires of lingering effervescent longing
spread fiery spectrum of ardor in my fervent sky 
through the diaphanous clouds of psychic shroud.
Spring-soaked brush of hued acuity paints passion 
on my essence canvas, portraying the lattice of life.

The cascading cadence of surreal sonata of breeze, 
drifts from the yonder plateau of pining yearning. 
Its rhythmic whisper intones the lilt of melodic love, 
rolling gently on the ripples of my heart’s lilac lagoon,
pulsating with endless ecstasy of enthralling tune.

Premium Member Peaceful Summer Night

"The summer night is still and sweet,
 with flowers on every tree
 peace comes to them on quiet feet."

Soothed by the tune of cricket songs
which for sure, does guarantee
each living thing to sleep belongs.

As birds return at last to rest
their tired wings and oversee
new chicks within each tiny nest.

And, in the valley, people sleep
while moonlit beams soon decree-
we in our worlds of slumber keep.

Deep in the woods, a small lagoon
ripples- glittering carefree
beneath the glow of the full moon.

As God, with watchful sight makes sure
all is well on land and sea-
asserting peaceful hours endure.


May 15, 2021

Contest: Choose Your Form 2
Sponsor: Joseph May
Stanza #2
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ripple Of Rhapsody


lucent glow  
of longing 
       turns into 
spring-suffused 
exuberant spectrum 
       paints fresco
of floral splendor
on canvas 
       of my chromatic life
                              flamboyant

on arid 
cinnamon ground  
auburn despair 
       creeps furtive
like silent sigh  
in wilted veins 
of fallen leaves 
       rustling frail
serenades sanguine
evergreen tune 
       of hope 
in the last crawl 
                        desolate

eyes weep 
unseen tears 
       in torrent
fill cauldron 
of pining pathos
while 
forlorn life’s 
lingering element
of emerald essence 
remains like 
         lone
defoliated tree
       in wasteland 
of broken banks 
of denuded mind
                        isolated 

cadence of symphony 
of fervent zephyr 
       adrift from 
yonder plateau 
of yearning 
        glides on  
waves of desire
in lagoon heart 
        pulsates 
with ripples 
of rhapsody 
in bay of bliss
                   innate

Footprints

Dear A,

“Do you remember John McLean?” you asked
“He died of an overdose this week past,” 

If I remember John McLean? I can see
Him in fractured shadows of memory

Edges curled up with whisky and cigarettes
Our midnight quests for sleaze and side-effects;

While we talked of escape and sought new thrills
Beyond the tollgate and home’s confining hills,

When we searched that night so determinedly
For pills in the nervous light of a pharmacy

Perhaps our adolescent raving dimmed
Some destiny already struggling in him?

Like Eve’s fossil footprints pressed in the dune
On mustard shores along Langebaan lagoon,

All our choices leave their trails, faint remains
Of petrified memory through time-hewn veins

And the blue-black susurrus of his blood
Dried up like Eve’s footprint before the flood.

Ending so sudden, abrupt, unforeseen.
But yes, yes, I do remember John McLean.


Yours sincerely
M.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Boundless Beauty


Springtime fervent fresco 
shines on the easel       
of embellished topography,
embroidered filigree 
       enshrined
in Monet landscape, 
      luminous 
in effervescent elegance
with sparkle of sapphire lagoon 
in dreaming ebullient eyes,
      entranced,
and with lustrous lotus petals 
of luscious lips
ardently parted,
painted on silken canvas 
of convivial countenance,
      magnetic,
carved with narcissistic contours 
of innate pride
with dormant Dorian Gray syndrome, 
      subdued.

The sands of time 
roll over wrinkled canvas,
from winter twilight zone 
senile spider creeps, 
weaves weary  
with the last strings of hope 
webs of facial furrows 
of creased contentment,
empty eyes gaze, 
      forlorn 
at weathered wasteland,
      regressed,
find in desiccated garden  
the faded flowers   
lose patina of passion,  
enticing once.

Hedonist psyche refuses 
to gauge the grief of loss,
trapped in transient notion,
      sanguine,
for what is a face 
if not a metaphor 
for proclivity panorama, 
sustaining snapshot 
capturing mesmeric moments,
       frozen
in timeless frame 
of concealed charisma,
contained in cauldron 
of boundless beauty,
      transcendent.

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