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The Rush

Oh how I miss it the rush the roar
Feeling with one more push yet I could soar

I felt it in many ways and at many times
That a moment in the future would be perfect rhyme

There were three types 'pon which I could expound
Three times of moment, of philosophy profound

One is the When, when the air was to shriek
When speed built so great and heart craved final leap

Another was blood, of fist and of flesh
Springing from deep rage, of fury tempest

The last was surprising, in dichotomy, appearance
That love could climax, make di-saster imminent



For the first I paid money, and thought it unjust
Bought as it was with a temp'ry, pointless rush

The second brought pain, and a glimpse of myself
Troglodyte 'neath skin, released but now shelfed

The third was a shock, which for long I did hunger
And when was found surprised, pulled in with soft succor



There it held me with its sweet soft embrace
A constant taken granted, of satin and lace

Yet from which did I learn, do I agonize
As I move on through life, constant analyze

Maybe the first, for I saw foolish youth
And see my impulses, for all they - uncouth

Possibly the second, as it showed me the power
Of the demon which inside each of us does glower

Of most moment is third, that constantly beckons
It consumes all man's mind, makes constantly reckon


Yes, for now I do contemplate
And ponder my fate
As I career and seek sate
In my painter's laminate

My longed-for mate
Is yet to amaze
I thought I had made
But she left, at last spate

Now I imagine one other of late
But she is born either of love or of hate

I know not now which, for it is a race
To see which blooms first, my love or my hate

Two battle for soul, one light and one dark
They both see me true, but one must depart

The one who loves without reason or guile or mark
Must decide whether I can be light or my current dark

The one who does not try, yet holds me awry
Must one day she straighten, decide love or lie...
Form: Rhyme


Humble

I hid
Bricks formed into a patchwork ochre cuboid
The planet 
One side in unforgiving chill 
And the other
                      Nauseating dry light

I hid
To avoid a swollen face
And sores on my head
No desire to become an eighties horror victim

To counter the boxed equinox cool 
I tanned water
Released refined stimulants
And lactic secretions

The shadows were faded but still shields 
Even at their stretched translucent corners
But a spiced wind tricked 
And whetted a need for wetness 

Plastic clashed and rolled 
On the seared and warped laminate
Toes thumped
 
A T-Rex charge 

To the kitchen

We, however, spoke of banal 
Boring, grown up tediousness

Spent leaves rustled in black 
A stained spoon 
Rattled and ricocheted
             To bleed on steel

My weathered pale lips pressed 
And did a series of tiny sips
 
In the shrunken extension
I reengaged the exchange 
And contrived 
A blueprint for the next 168 hours

Then IT happened

I felt flesh tickle

On his palms and patellas.
Just in plain white pants.
One peck.
                On top of my right foot.

"What are you doing?"

"You told me. That in some 
Places people kiss each
Others feet to show them.
That.
       They love them.
                                And.
                                      I.
                                      I LOVE YOU."

My chest felt hollow 
And my legs felt magnetised

Consecrated by a toddler

I hesitated mid inhalation
And descended to pray 
A spine formed a low bridge

As I kissed both of his soft feet
                                                     Twice

It was one of the greatest gifts I ever received

All I could say was
 
                               "Thank You"

                                                  I squeezed his 
                                                  Naked chest

I was washed by a lobster pigment 
And in three seconds a blink away from a tear
© Zack Dicks  Create an image from this poem.
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Surreal Love

I pray to God that it will be a brighter day; 
I want his warmth to clothe me day after day 
Someday, the sun will erase all of my doubts
 and push away the clouds…
I want to be a positive schoolboy – but the clouds 
Cover me like mesmerizing, despondent shrouds  
I want to be a positive youngster – I need to stay
 True to my unaccomplished goals everyday

Lord, I know life has its ups and downs – but, I must keep a steady pace…
I want to develop a stable mentality with no trace of pity 
Lord, I know life gets problematic in the long run – I FEAR I might fall on my face
I just want to be content – I want my dreams to become a reality 

I'll be loving you forever… 
for you’re the last thing on my mind before I go to sleep at night
I’ll take a moment just to ponder… 
About you and our time together – thinking about you restores hope, joy and might

our love is wholesome and so much more…
our love will grow on forevermore…
our love is real and it’s a great deal…
our love is beyond measure and it’s totally real…
Our Love is oh so surreal 
You melt my anguish away…
Our love can heal a broken heart
You cherish me in the month of May 
You blow away winter’s dismay

I pray to God for a more optimistic mindset…
Hopefully it doesn’t result in forfeits  
 Push away the gray…and laminate it with a striking sunset, 
I’m drowning in his inclement, rainy regrets

I’ll make sure to embrace competition…
for you're my reason I run the extra mile, winning honor and applauds
I’ll take a moment to pursue my ambition...
Of being with you always and forever – I fear I might lose all of my odds 
With you…your heart isn’t pumping with vile frauds 
Every single second spent with you…
Makes my spirit soar anew...
I never experienced such surreal love
Our love flourishes rapidly from up above 

I’m sick with a love flu *cough* *cough*
Form: Rhyme

If You Mourn For Me, Mourn Happy

IF YOU MOURN FOR ME, MOURN HAPPY

He sat on the laminate floor reading poems he had written years ago
He read them and asked himself did I really write these?
He was surprised the poems were that good
After all these years, they’re still good and relevant, he said to himself

Though he had been published in a few magazines many years ago
he was never considered to be at the top rung of the list of poets
The more he read his poems the more his tears flowed
memories flooded his mind of his ill-fated expectations 

But Life is what it is 
only passing out a few genius tags in any field
when looking for glory in any artistic endeavor
leaving your ego at the entrance of the work room is critical 

Mindful that all work is only as good as the artist’s diligence
It’s the work that’s ultimately important he told himself
In his youth he looked for the payoff and waited for glory but
unable to comprehend Life's vagaries, expectation died losing the dream 

Later, in understanding those truths
Reality became more evident
He had gotten old and wiser 
But not necessarily smarter 

Adulthood might have shown up sooner with patience 
but comprehending the end times are around the corner
is like knowing the rent is due and the landlord will kick you out
or when a good musician disappears in the ether of a killer addiction

Or like God’s benevolent hands around your throat
with happy Satan laughing in your face
or the pathetic smile we display when remembering 
the man that was and the words he wrote as an old man

Today if by chance you see me lying dead you may mourn for me
let your feelings go as a bluesman lets go into the blues
a lesson in acceptance and surrender
So if you mourn me, mourn happy.

Bedding Down In the Colding

For the first time 
since the end of Summer, 
Mr. Nobody wears his socks to bed, 
a sad admission that 
things were going to get worse. 
Can't count on the 
warmth of mother nature's breast 
to keep his mammalian nature intact. 
When he wears his socks 
and he pulls the thin duvet and the 
extra purple woven Dacron blanket 
up over himself he feels 
warm enough to sleep. 


The cat, Missy, who sleeps on his bed 
wants to go out. This is Mr. Nobody's worse fear, 
like a fear of urination
a fear that keeps him from resting. 
Mr. Nobody throws off the blankets, rises, 
swings his legs over the side of the bed 
and rests his feet on the cold wood laminate floor. 
He shuffles to the door 
Missy follows. 
Opening the back door, he feels 
the dread of the betrayal. 
Missy scoots out. 


Now, before he can sleep, Mr. Nobody has to remember 
to find her and let her in again, realizing now that 
William, the male cat had been let out earlier. 
He will have to recover them both.
Mr. Nobody doesn’t know why he cares so much 
about the discomforts of the cats. 
He doesn't know if they suffer the terrors 
of the failing pact with nature as much as he, 
probably they do not. 


Mr. Nobody returns to bed, pulls the cover-sandwich package 
over his legs then over his chest. He rests, 
planning to rise in an hour to go out and find the cats. 
Mr. Nobody is certain that when he calls the cats 
after an obligatory time
they will agree to follow him, 
almost as if they know what's 
good for them.
Form: Grook


Premium Member The Prismatic Self

"A silenced tongue weighs heavy against the soul," quote by poet.

 I sit amongst a single light, 
light illuminating a hand-built oaken desk,
desk with pictures of the past lay out randomly around me,
whilst I hear the whoosh of her oxygen machine droning on—
breathing life into her failing lungs.

Drowning in overwhelming emotions,
I seek an outlet to release control from my quietly weeping heartquakes.
Opening the drawer, I reach for a piece of aged parchment paper,
resting beside an unused fountain pen.
Wiping the tears from my ears,
I begin to scribble with fire-tipped ferocity.

As the rain starts to descend, sliding down my window,
a dam breaks in my psyche—words pour forth,
releasing tortured moments long dormant beneath countless masks.
One by one, they slip, shattering to the laminate floor,
releasing the marionette strings from my breaking back.

Against her wishes, I enter my stinging words into contests—
rejection followed by acceptance, followed by rejection once again.
But with every acceptance, her voice ~ not quite silent ~ not quite kind ~ disapproval grows quieter,
until it shrinks into nothing but a mere blip,
lost among endless affirmations.Affirmations that, with each win, chip at the rusted chains
encasing my silenced cage.
And even within the confines of the losses,
I've been rekindled in faith
that a voice once stolen will sing again.

*heartquakes ~ inner conflict, vulnerability, emotional storm within, grief..
© Sara Jama  Create an image from this poem.

Thankful

I am thankful;
That my life was blessed,
For the very best,
By yours-
I know of your trials;
The great depression,
This is my session,
To let you know,
I may not be,
Ready to go,
You’ll understand,
You’ll take my hand,
I hear of my dad-
Makin that bottle rocket,
He was so out of pocket,
When it busted open my aunt’s thigh,
And you can’t explain why,
Your father left those ones and wine,
But you insist we find,
It-
And ****,
I took you for granted,
When I angrily ranted,
Over such petty things;
Those gypsy rings,
This special memory,
And what you’ve said to me,
Will always stay,
I’ll never stray,
In my remembrance,
All those Estee Lauder scents,
And each time you put your two cents,
In-
How you always wanted ME to win;
B-I-N-G-O;
I think you outta know,
This changed my life,
Though debilitating strife,
It’s washed me,
Guided me;
To the right location,
My imagination,
Run wild with-
Images of,
You above;
In a perfumed garden,
My heart hardens,
When I realize,
Never again crystallized,
In front of me,
Will you be-
I’m missin you,
It’s too true,
But you would be proud,
Your shout would pierce loud,
Seeing where I am now,
You were my treasured pal,
No more-
And I’m on the floor,
Mourning on the laminate-
In front of your corpse-
But I’m thankful;
Because I’ve been blessed with,
Your angelic presence.

Things To Do When You'Re Bored

Achieve greatness by running a race.
Break sound barriers- just go to outer space!

Climb a mountain to get a good workout.
Deliver a speech- you'll probably have to shout...

Earn some money by helping clean up.
Film a video where you put on makeup.

Graduate college, online, of course!!!
Hire for the future; build a great workforce!

Improvise a sketch and perform it for all.
Just watch a sad movie, and prepare to bawl.

Kidnap an animal, then keep it for yourself...
Laminate bookmarks and organize your bookshelf!

Make some yummy cookies, brownies, or a cake.
Nestle in; watch a show where all they do is bake.

Optimize your storage; start with the dresser...
Poke around a bit to find some hidden treasure!

Qualify for a job, or just peek at the website...
Read some poems; mine are sure to excite!!!

Sleep all day, then pull an all-nighter.
Take some time to become a songwriter!

Unfold some origami, and then fold it back again.
Vandalize something, if you can't, just plan when...

Wander around, and pretend you're mist.
X-out something on your bucket list.

Yammer on about your favorite subject.
Zip your zipper obsessively- jeez... are you occupied yet????
fun

Weak

The sadness is creeping
It is taking over my whole being
The insecurity, the self loathing
The constant longing to be somewhere else
Someone else

The endless days
The endless nights
The endless nightmare
That is my life

How I wish to be happy
How I wish to be carefree
How I wish for days gone by
To be the person I once was

I am stuck in this never ending circle
It goes around and around
I can't break through
I am not strong enough now

I have been worn and torn
And am no longer complete
I am broken inside
Like a shattered windscreen
Just holding together by a thin laminate

It is like being stuck in a well
Looking up at the world going by
I put on a front so that nobody knows
I don't want to see the pity in their eyes

I don't want then to know that I am weak
So I keep on keeping on
Smiling along at them talking
Though not really taking them in

My eyes glaze over as they tell me their stories
Though all I think about is my dark place
The place which is now my home
The place which I dread I will live forever

This is my bed and it is here that I lie
Like a stone at the bottom of a lake
Heavy and lifeless
Muddy and worn and being buried more each day

Depressed Morbid Nights

One of these depressed, depraved, morbid nights
I shall awake to the God damned game of life

And sit under the graying light
Of the foolish full moon

And laminate upon my luminance
And chew up the garments of past lives

And cry my soul
But no one will hear the plight of my mind
On strike for better wages
And more love

Thus, I will sit, and think and dream
Dreams that no one ever before dreamt

It is so very lonely being a foolish lunatic
But then as I drink to oblivion
I begin to think

Of all those things that I have not experienced
And wonder with a vengeance

Why God hates me so
Or is it only an illusion?

When will I awake
Or do we just sit waiting for more beer
To cover up

The stench of putrid rotting flesh
Waiting for death to take us away

To the Cosmic garbage dump in the sky
Trying to communicate across a gap

That is light years’ long
And will never close

For man was not made to know
The real thoughts of another

Man was made to suffer, cry and wait
For the party in Hell afterwards

, let’s us die and be done with it
Or live without our God damned dreams

Running our thoughts
Into pits of depraved madness
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

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