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Words Spelled Correct Versus Phonetic Spelling First the Former

W?rdz sp?ld k?'r?kt 'v?rs?s f?'n?t?k'sp?l??

alternately titled fun with phonics
'?lt?rn?tli 'ta?t?ld f?n w?ð 'f?n?ks
analogous when like first learning how to spell American English words

?'næl?g?s w?n la?k f?rst 'l?rn?? ha? tu sp?l ?'m?r?k?n '??gl?? w?rdz

I thought to feign not knowing how to spell American English words

A? ??t tu fe?n n?t 'no??? ha? tu sp?l ?'m?r?k?n '??gl?? w?rdz

and quickly realized the daunting task,

Ænd 'kw?kli 'ri??la?zd ð? 'd?nt?? tæsk,

thus sought magnanimity, gratuity, courtesy...
Google search (phonetic transcription of words) to assist me

Ð?s s?t magnanimity, gr?'tu?ti, 'k?rt?si..
'gug?l s?r? (f?'n?t?k ?træn'skr?p??n ?v w?rdz) tu ?'s?st mi

Words spelled correct versus phonetic spelling
(the latter appended after poem concludes).

Thus now begins feeble attempt
to render rhyme for no reason
appended with phonetic translation
mainly as playful tease zen
synonymous imagining teaching
said exercise to eager children

reminding readers that young
and restless with spotty attention
hear spoken word while in utero,
post natal, subsequently when

he/she parrots parent(s) and/or
guardian, a more deliberate yen
arises to acquire greater cognition,
intuition, question (quest ja hen)
quickly devolving into faux ken
barbed riotous laughter analogous
trying wits of patient comedian/

comedienne resorting quite often
to repetition, remonstration,
reiteration... which frustration
might necessitate taking ten,
or so minutes of intermission
mindful mentor praises pen

ultimate verbal adroit ability
earning healthy treat for recitation,
perhaps recipient exceptionally
eager to advance passing golden
milestone able, ready, and will len
to tackle writing correct spelling,

whence learning to hold pen(cil)
(without being vain) begin men
till process, which next step den
allows, enables and provides sen
sit heave hands on guidance

helping preschooler - all liven
and well with enthusiasm clutch
writing implement fingers open
before gently grasping above ren
during kudos with an amen.


What Would You Tell Them

I'm sleeping banana leaves
Who sprout at your summon
For every liquid led onto my sleeves

I'm a wandering savannah breeze 
long gone, at your beck..
shelters 'r abode from heat, lays you with warmth

I am a Manky lanky little corgi
who barks at ur call
for every liquid that bled onto your tongue

I'm a saney pacific ocean
would pacify your appeal
eventhough I'm that menace of salty flood

I'm a naughty hinglish slave
who enjoys every slash and splash 
of  drowsy-rage I cleanse at your wrath

I'm a wimpy castrated eunuch
I do know what it is to crave pain
And feel guilt from ones you most envied 

I'm a randy fanny scavenger
would rather die by sliced flesh( a pound for you)
than watch u bleed from your naked fingers

I'm a livable and inseparable day and night
would be sorry when i appear in sleeps
And nowhere to be found during your wake

I'm a lonely forgettable yesterday
would be your memories 
even when not with you in the farthest future

I'm a skeptic unwelcomed vandal
would make you aware of my scandal
damages I 'ld cause to us and ways to solve 'em

I'm this shady pool of words
fetch them from my lips
and I 'ld never abstain from your plight

I am a reliable and forgivable adam
Would betray you conventionally
Cos you have a heart which forgives me

I'm our sizeable and amiable human
Who give these memories
And take them with a kiss when I leave

I'm their crude revelatory dream
Would like you to hold on to me tight
Eye to eye, detect my lies

I'm your little irreplaceable Mr.right
Whenever you leave for tomorrow
Tell your spouse I was never wrong but only at night

I'm a lovely and beautiful you
You 've been that pride of living
Need I say my strength, weakness and muse
 
I'm your only and inconsistent world
Those aliens may come
What 'ld you tell them?
Form: Lyric

Premium Member John 316

WHAT ONE ACT
                                              OF TRUE LOVE
                                              HAVE I DONE
                                               THAT WILL
                                                INDICATE
                         GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD THAT HE GAVE HIS                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                
                         ONLY SON THAT WHOSOEVER BELIEVES IN HIM                                                                                                                 
                         SHOULD NOT PERISH BUT HAVE ETERNAL LIFE
                                                     AND
                                                   DEMON                                           
                                                   STRATE
                                                   MY DEEP
                                                      AND
                                                   ABIDING
                                                    LOVE
                                                     FOR
                                                    GOD'S
                                                    WOR
                                                     LD?
                  

                   09112018PoSoupContest, Picture It, Maureen McGreavy
Form: Concrete

Premium Member 00110000 00110001

0n th1s br1ght early m0rn1ng, 1 s00n see
h0w l1fe's gr1m gl0w can s1gh such gl00m 1n me,
Th0ugh catb1rds s1ng w1th a s0ft ch1m1ng fl0w,
n0 t1m1d m00n w1ll 0utsh1ne my tableau.

N0 stark wh1n1ng s0unds 1n small plast1c r00ms,
wh0 sp1t b1nate c0de 1n 1ntr1gu1ng spumes,
kn0ws 1f 1t st1lls the l0ve 1ns1de 0f me
as d0 1r1s g0ld, 0r f1elds 0f l1ly.
 
0f l1fe's thr1lls, n0t 0ne mach1ne w1ll perce1ve,
(f0r, 1t 1s wr1t, that G0d m0lded th1s s0ul),
n0r gr1n w1th j0yful sm1les, l0ve 0r bel1eve,
when, n0w, w1th1n 0ur m1nds, l1fe 1s the g0al.

If ones and zeros come up with a sum,
I wonder... 01101001 01110011 00100000 01101100 01101001 01100110 01100101 00100000 01000111 01101111 01100100 00100111 01110011 00100000 01100001 01101100 01100111 01101111 01110010 01101001 01110100 01101000 01101101?


10/14/2018
Form: Sonnet

Words Spelled Correct Versus Phonetic Second the Latter Spelling

w?rdz sp?ld k?'r?kt 'v?rs?s f?'n?t?k 'sp?l??

Ð?s na? b?'g?nz 'fib?l ?'t?mpt
tu 'r?nd?r ra?m f?r no? 'riz?n
?'p?nd?d w?ð f?'n?t?k træn'zle???n
'me?nli æz 'ple?f?l tiz z?n
s?'n?n?m?s ?'mæ??n?? 'ti???
s?d '?ks?r?sa?z tu 'ig?r '??ldr?n

ri'ma?nd?? 'rid?rz ðæt j??
ænd 'r?stl?s w?ð 'sp?ti ?'t?n??n
hir 'spo?k?n w?rd wa?l ?n 'jut?ro?,
po?st 'ne?t?l, 's?bs?kw?ntli w?n
hi/?i 'p?r?ts 'p?r?nt(?s) ænd/?r
'g?rdi?n, ? m?r d?'l?b(?)r?t j?n
?'ra?z?z tu ?'kwa??r 'gre?t?r k?g'n???n,
??ntu'???n, 'kw?s??n (kw?st j? h?n)

'kw?kli d?'v?lv?? '?ntu f?ks k?n
b?rbd 'ra??t?s 'læft?r ?'næl?g?s
'tra??? w?ts ?v 'pe???nt k?'midi?n/
k??midi'?n r?'z?rt?? kwa?t '?f?n
tu ?r?p?'t???n, remonstration,
ri??t?'re???n... w?? fr?'stre???n

ma?t n?'s?s??te?t 'te?k?? t?n,
?r so? 'm?n?ts ?v ??nt?r'm???n
'ma?ndf?l 'm?n?t?r 'pre?z?z p?n
'?lt?m?t 'v?rb?l ?'dr??t ?'b?l?ti
'?rn?? 'h?l?i trit f?r ?r?s?'te???n,
p?r'hæps r?'s?pi?nt ?k's?p??n?li

'ig?r tu ?d'væns 'pæs?? 'go?ld?n
'ma?l?sto?n 'e?b?l, 'r?di, ænd w?l l?n
tu 'tæk?l 'ra?t?? k?'r?kt 'sp?l??,
w?ns 'l?rn?? tu ho?ld p?n(cil)
(w?'?a?t 'bi?? ve?n) b?'g?n m?n
t?l 'pr??s?s, w?? n?kst st?p d?n
?'la?z, ?'ne?b?lz ænd pr?'va?dz s?n

s?t hiv hændz ?n 'ga?d?ns
'h?lp?? 'pri?skul?r - ?l 'la?v?n
ænd w?l w?ð ?n'?uzi?æz?m kl??
'ra?t?? '?mpl?m?nt 'f??g?rz 'o?p?n
b?'f?r '??ntli 'græsp?? ?'b?v r?n
'd?r?? 'kudo?s w?ð ?n e?'m?n.


Muffler Days -- For Ld, Just In Case She Is Looking

you are in				                                                                your car
you’re						                 Mrs Albert Camus
taking							               that last
train ride he never	                                                                                                     took
an envelope	                                                                             steering about your
jiggering fingers						    hesitant scared
of being committed						            to the mail
you’re the muffler guy			                         driving your mudmade
stationwagon					                   with backbigend
dragging						               like a pensionedoff
bellydancer’s rump				              with rhinestone shale of cirro
cumulus dustcloud dirt				 roads selling wormy turnips
to						             anyone who’ll listen
mouthing					               mail chute an abyss a sound
a leap of faith			                              an absurd essay for meaning
so	                                                                                                                   u turn
& turn again about &	                                                                           she’s gone
surely as if it were she                                                      lost to some random automobile
and not you					                     to the attempt
© Dort James  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Golden Age of Music

Thanks to Rockabilly being wed to R & B,
History changed drastically when Rock became mainstream.
Elvis crooned and moved his hips. Girls began to scream.

Goodness Gracious, Great Balls of Fire – sang out Jerry Lee.
Old folks didn't like to think that Rock was here to stay.
Little Richard, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens: Color didn’t matter.
Drifting into Swinging 60’s, new styles had their day.
Even those who sang Folk Rock got a lot of chatter,
Not to mention Britain’s Beatles and the Rolling Stones.

A lot of singers made it big, at times inspiring clones.
Getting high on LSD went along with Psychedelic Rock.
Era-ending were performances at famed Woodstock.

Oh, how tragic was the loss of Hendrix, Joplin; Morrison too.
From then on, Rock kept changing as its fan base grew.

Memories I have as best are from the early Seventies.
Ubiquitous were bell bottoms, and you could still see hippies.
Singles of Kinks' "Lola," the Eagles' or 3 Dog Night's songs, and more
I’d go out and buy. I also liked some Soft Rock like Badfinger or Bread.
Colorful was my world. Then Disco came. The 70’s was dead!
Form: Acrostic

The Drunk

THE DRUNK


It’s kinda nice  - 
thet   aste, 
thebuzz, th     e life
Ok, I ofte   n falldo  wn
. . . big  deal
Can’t rem  em  ber 
things likewhen 
I’m sup   posed
to startmyjob
My wifeget  s ang   ry 
Why? No      moneyleft
for the re    nt 
or the gas bill  
and so o     n

But hey,  I get  to sit in alleys and talk with my buddies about world matters
We shout sometimes in heightened realization that the world is replete with
Useless people like politicians, oligarchs, lawyers, policemen, taxidrivers
Who won’t stop for you when 
                                        you’re              
                                                swaying 
                                                           at the 
                                                                   kerb 
                                                                       
                                                                          outside


                                                                                      the bar. . . 



. . . guys the 
world cou    ld do 
w    ithout, eh?
Pain  s in   myback 
sometim   es 
wifesays it’s liver
but I thin   k 
it’s thatjob of mine
What do    es 
she kn    ow?

Premium Member My Lost Doll- Ld

I had a lovely little doll got at the tender age of seven.
It was made of fine plastic, with twinkling eyes and golden hair.
At a time when my generation had not heard of Barbie dolls,
My uncle living abroad had gifted it which I held as most dear.

More than anything I treasured it, and my friends envied me.
They always rallied round just to see and hold it in their hands.
I carried it wherever I went and always slept clutching it.
With its possession, to my parents, I made no more demands.

She looked so pretty in flitting blue eyes and ponytail.
Though lifeless and a mere toy, she was my all.
We were always together, so inseparable.
But as time skipped, she no more held me in thrall.

I slowly got over my obsession with toys and trinkets.
My bond with the doll grew thinner, I had diverse engagements.
I no more cared for my doll; it lay neglected in some dusty corner.
Seasons rolled and years speeded by, and life took new alignments.

I knew the annual clean-up of my house was long overdue.
Moving the trash, I saw my old doll in a junk box made of plywood.
The very sight of it brought a surge of sweeping emotions in me
Dusting it, I locked it up in my cabinet, a sweet reminder of my childhood!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Lost Doll Ld

I cried at that time. I still remember. Then I forgot,
This was because within no time a better one I got;
Better one, the elders said, but, did I truly feel so?
Anyway, by way of fun frolics, I did let things go;
On and off, yet, that little doll of mine flashed in my head,
Smiled for a while...! Left...! In my mind, a sad shadow did spread...!

In my school days when a pencil or eraser I lost,
She crossed in and smiled and made me frost and mentally tossed;
When any little flower I loved suddenly faded,
She crept in and smiled; but, my joy canvas got coal shaded;
When precious friends entered my life and, by way, moved away,
She came out of the blue and made my mood of sadness sway...!

She was in at my mother's death and at my dad's demise,
Sat smiling midst my unknown implicit heart-rending cries;
In the form of my darling, yet, for life-long she entered,
My existence got a new meaning and turned joy-centered;
Now, that, she too is gone, soon she's in, filled with a broad smile,
Is it to tell me, with life's changes, I should reconcile...???


18 June 2023
The Lost Doll Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Charles Messina
Rhymes Checked At: Rhyme Zone
Syllables Checked At: How Many Syllables
Form: Rhyme

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