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Premium Member Rumble In the Jungle

Patrolling the jungle, testosterone surging, muscles finely tuned 
      He stumbles upon Jane swimming naked, in an open lagoon 
        This handsome stallion stopped dead, beside waters edge 
          Me Tarzan, she just smiles, stepping out by thin hedge

    Standing before her, beads of sweat glisten his well toned chest 
      Long mane of hair, ripped biceps, a specimen, alpha the best
        Spellbound as she kisses, hush my baby just let it happen 
          Breathing heavily, in submission, Tarzan oozing passion 

     Dynamic forces at play, in virgin jungle, latency is being woken 
       Pheromones, endorphins, gushing rivers, packing implosions 
         Arboreal creatures gaze down, with perplexed trepidation 
           Positions below change, moans turn into exclamations

      Her statuesque body, his athletic frame, create perfect recipes
        Both out of control, relentless, inexorable pain, and ecstasy 
          OH-EE-OH-EE-OH-EE-AW-EE-AW, Tarzan roars exultation 
             My God you beast! says Jane, an indirect translation 

      Not finished only getting started, she too is insatiable for more,
        Naked in the wilderness, aesthetic bodies, primed to explore
         With a Herculean physique, Tarzan’s pulse keeps on giving 
            Jane meets halfway, this goddess takes every collision 

       So marathons ensue, flesh upon flesh, tugging pushing delight 
         Lusting thrusting each other to a standstill, going until night
           Tarzan swings her home, a safari campsite nestles nearby 
             Same time place tomorrow, you got a rematch big boy.  
                OH-EE-OH-EE-OH-EE-AW-EE-AW, triumphs with joy

                    
By
David kavanagh
                                    MAKE LOVE NOT WAR
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member - It Is Never Too Late -

Being Young
What is "young"......do what you want
regardless of what others think .....
Young....."wise", inexperienced and a lot to learn
Not sure or absolutely certain
No duties and no considerations to take,
just think of the day
Free as a bird, spread their wings and fly where you want


Flower Power
Make Love Not War
Peace & Love


Spending the day with good friends, sleeping under the stars
Not sure or absolutely certain
Today`s young people are not so simple, 
there are liabilities - they have to go to schools
to keep up with modern society
School, work, homework and have time to social gatherings
They are not free as a birds, they can not fly where they want


Flower Power
Make Love Not War
Peace & Love


For those who are young at age
Being young, young in body and soul 
It`s never too late.....Fly Where You Want.....Fly...
Have a wonderful day


Flower Power
Make Love Not War
Peace & Love











24. June 2012
A-L Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Stars Falling




“Stars Falling”

The time between 
the space of heaven 
and here is thinning,
so the last thing I do is
I write poems to you;
love is like stars falling,
you dive for cover,
or stand and deliver
there in that immovable place,
with arms wide open,
waiting to be sucked up 
into some unkind kind rapture;
the heavens call -
you begin to think, dangerously - 
romance must fall over all
before it's too late, 
all hope and trust gone,
it's a risky business, 
it's more than a rush
this curtain call;
if eyes could see 
like hearts want to,
the soul inside 
this mind would -
dance this last dance
with you -
and to hell with time
and with this world.

I’d lie down next to you 
I’d hold onto you
make love not war,
look up 

with you -
see clearly all the stars 
falling

and to hell 
with this world
a last kiss
we are co-joined,
after all;

at the end of this world
no more separation 
no more war

no more poems
haunting the haunted
haunting the torn

‘cause they’re watching
all the stars falling,

they are becoming -

new worlds being born




Candide Diderot. ‘25 




"Love, let’s talk about love
Is it anything and everything you hoped for?
Or do the feeling haunt you? (Haunt)
I know the feeling haunt you. (Haunt)" 


“The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.”



"Your heart is the Light of this world, don't cover it with your mind."

Live Life To the Fullest Before Its the Final End

The sands of time are falling away
Make sure to make the most out of each and every day
Release all of your hate and conqueror your fear
Don’t have regrets and have time for cheer
Treat everyone around you as you want to be treated
Accomplish everything you can before it’s all completed


Raise your hands and raise your glasses 
Enjoy your life before your just ashes
Laugh and love with family or a friend
Live life to the fullest before it’s the final end

Forget the past the future isn’t set
Make love not war as much as you can get
Don’t back down from anyone but strive towards peace and harmony
Turn the other cheek when you can and be the best you can be
Be charitable and help for fellow man
Fill yourself with knowledge whenever you can

Raise your hands and raise your glasses 
Enjoy your life before your just ashes
Laugh and love with family or a friend
Live life to the fullest before it’s the final end

Dare to be different go against the grain
Stop and smell the roses and always kiss in the rain
Listen to music read poetry for your own sake
Be true to yourself and never be fake
Take walks on the beach and swim in the ocean
Be thankful for what you have and pray to God in Heaven

Raise your hands and raise your glasses 
Enjoy your life before your just ashes
Laugh and love with family or a friend
Live life to the fullest before it’s the final end

Take pictures so you can look back on your journey
Enjoy the arts sculptures paintings drawings or a movie
Give kisses and hugs to the ones you care about
Work hard and play harder before you check out
Go through life like it was your last day
Because it could be so enjoy it and make it count in every way
Form: Rhyme

Sappho Fragment 2: How Can I Compete With That Damned Man

Sappho fragment #2
translation by Michael R. Burch

How can I compete with that damned man
who fancies himself one of the gods,
impressing you with his "eloquence" ...
when just the thought of sitting in your radiant presence,
of hearing your lovely voice and lively laughter,
sets my heart hammering at my breast?
Hell, when I catch just a quick glimpse of you,
I'm left speechless, tongue-tied,
and immediately a blush like a delicate flame reddens my skin.
Then my vision dims with tears,
my ears ring,
I sweat profusely,
and every muscle in my body trembles.
When the blood finally settles,
I grow paler than summer grass,
till in my exhausted madness,
I'm as limp as the dead.
And yet I must risk all, being bereft without you ...

Sappho of Lesbos was so highly regarded by her peers that she was called The Tenth Muse. That was high praise indeed, because the other nine Muses were goddesses! Sappho has given us our terms "sapphic" and "lesbian." And she wrote the first "make love, not war" poem more than 2,500 years ago! She was ahead of her time, and probably ours as well. Keywords/Tags: Sappho of Lesbos, Sapphic, Greece, Greek, translation, woman, women, girl, girls, girlfriends, love, lovers, lesbian, homosexual, passion, desire, longing, lust, sex, sexy, sensual, sensuous, relationship



SAPPHO'S POEMS FOR ATTIS AND ANACTORIA

Most of Sappho's poems are fragments but the first poem below, variously titled "The Anactoria Poem, " "Helen's Eidolon" and "Some People Say" is largely intact. Was Sappho the author of the world's first 'make love, not war' poem?

Some People Say
Sappho, fragment 16 (Lobel-Page 16 / Voigt 16)
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

Warriors on rearing chargers,
columns of infantry,
fleets of warships:
some call these the dark earth's redeeming visions.
But I say—
the one I desire.

Nor am I unique,
since she who so vastly surpassed all mortals in beauty
—Helen—
seduced by Aphrodite, led astray by desire,
departed for distant Troy,
abandoned her celebrated husband,
turned her back on her parents and child!

Her story reminds me of Anactoria,
who has also departed,
and whose lively dancing and lovely face
I would rather see than all the horsemen and war-chariots of the Lydians,
or their columns of infantry parading in flashing armor.


Be Wise - Be Fetal

May all your positions be fetal
Be fetal in your actions 
Curl up in a ball.  Be round.
Be all the ball you can

If you have a womb stay inside
If you have two you should share
Wombs for two have a view 
Fetal people come from them
Some live lives inside a condo

Be wise.  Be Fetal.
Stay safe.  Stay inside.
Outside there is evil.

May all your gods be warm and cuddly 
May there only be One                                                                   
Too many gods becomes confusing
Confusion leads to California
Where people eat crackers in bed
Sell their babies for a bottle of rum 

Eat not your crackers in bed
Make love not war
Stay inside safe and warm
Remember to be fetal

Premium Member Delusion

Affirmation without discipline is the beginning of delusion - Jim Rohn

Without meaning, your mind may portray delusion,
so some search for answers to end this illusion. 
Is it that simple to cleanse a life from confusion?
When trials subdue the heart into seclusion,
we yearn for a remedy with jasmine infusion,
where the scent of truth is the ultimate conclusion.

Before death calls to offer a final conclusion,
create a loving legacy without delusion.
Combine discipline with affirmation infusion,
where positive aspirations are no illusion.
Let go of wishful thinking when lost in seclusion.
A return to reality will end confusion.

In equality and kindness there's no confusion.
Lennon said; "Make love not war"- a perfect conclusion.
Like a poet left alone in depths of seclusion
release words of sincerity to kill delusion.
When demons arrive to tempt you into illusion,
only a strong soul can resist their foul infusion.

Poor values resemble a weak coffee infusion,
if spirit does not kindle, it leads to confusion.
Why stay asleep, lost in a labyrinth of illusion,
when self-belief is a flawless diamond conclusion.
Why remain trapped in a cocoon of mute delusion,
use your wings to escape from effortless seclusion.

Self - deprecation is a disease in seclusion,
where self - belief blossoms in refreshing infusion.
Self - deception structures puppet strings for delusion.
where a tangled knot patterns a clot of confusion.
When the muse is blocked there's no ink for a conclusion.
You thirst under the heat of a mirage illusion.

Illuminate to glow in rainbow toned illusion,
shimmer like stardust when fate draws you to seclusion.
Firm foundations flourish in a beanstalk conclusion,
like sapphire skies blending in indigo infusion.
Paint a self - portrait where brushstrokes remove confusion,
when the heart is committed there is no delusion.

Will power is like tea leaves and water infusion.
A blend of herbal extracts soothing from confusion.
Honest testimonies keep us safe from delusion.
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sestina

1970 To 1979

I am Farrah Fawcett,
Poster on the wall. 
  I am a rotary phone,
When I made a call. 

   I am, Boss,
it’s the plane, The plane. 
   I am Pablo Escobar,
And his cocaine. 

   I am Queen with 
Freddy Mercury Live. 
   I am the Bee Gees,
Talking that Jive. 

   I am vinyl, 8-tracks,
 cassettes and CDs. 
   I am, make love not war, 
And Hippies. 

   I am where is the beef? 
Don't squeeze the Charmin. 
   I am Cheech and Chong 
and George Carlin. 

   I am SNL when it
Was funny. 
   I am Happy Days,
And a Playboy bunny. 

   I am M.A.S.H. and
A metal Lunch-box.
   I am clackers, tang,
And a Pet-rock.


   I am American Bandstand, 
Peace signs, and the twist. 
   I am pay-phones, pagers,
and stick-shifts. 

   I am, conjunction junction,
What's your function?
   I am Patty Hearst and 
Her abduction. 

      Turbo1904
Form: Rhyme

Imagine the World In Peace

Imagine the world in peace 

I/imagine the world in peace 
M/make love not war
A/all the peace we need will surly
G/grow with us only 
I/if  we are able to 
N/never let wars of any kind 
E/exist among us humans 

T/the planet is bleeding
H/her heart is crying and hoping 
E/every human understand the value of love

W/what more do we need 
O/or are we better in our ignorance
R/right inside the heart 
L/lies love in everyone 
D/don't let it die 

I/improve humanity and 
N/never let yourself be isolated from love 

P/preach of peace 
E/every time of your life 
A/accept to love 
C/cos it benefits is 
E/everlasting
Form: Epic

Peace

The atrosities of war leap out into rage
children slaughtered on the battlefields of pain
peace the blessing of the golden age
carressing dreams of yesterday

Once the world stood up and cried 
hippies in a world of coloured flowers 
the sign of peace embraced the world
the youth 

gripped in a frenzied attack against war
peace a sympton of the times 
flower's raged and wisdom cried
make love not war 

and then the world embrace the touch
as woman surrendered their diginty 
peace the created embrace of their youth
yet love is not an act or game

Love is the gift given from father to son 
mother to daughter embrace the love
embrace the peace embrace the life
raise up as youth embrace real love

peace a sign of the times 
once a great thriving beleif 
once a great dream
If only the world could dream again
Form: Rhyme

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