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Premium Member These Arms Long To Hold You

This heart has new meaning
To the days and nights of harrowing loneliness
The waiting of relinquishment so forgiving to profess
The falling into your arms to find its caress lay dreaming

I found you where the diminished sunlight pervades
As our lives waned with the grace of age and wisdom
Gentle was the light that melts our hearts as one
Enlightening the path of our love as our horizon fades

So now we have enfolded the ardent home
Where trusted hearts and fearless vision
Of our souls exposed in their division
Embrace each other in our love laden poem

Never to be alone


September 19, 2019
Pick A Title, Vol. 9-Enclosed Rhyme Poetry Contest
"These Arms Long To Hold You"
Sponsored by:  Edward Ibeh


Dancing Moonbeams

The suns rays fade softly as 
daylight melts into night
and mysterious moonbeams 
glow even bigger 
as the moonlight stretching across
the waters mirrored surface

enchanting ambient beams 
dance upon the dark gray
water of the lake floating on 
the night's whispering breeze 
Touching on the waters 
edge kissing the beach 
silver beams caress the 
warm sand not wishing to 
disturb any hidden lovers 
left in its darkness

When its time to float back on 
the night's soft breeze to 
continuing its dance with the 
water as it begins to transform
back into the suns rays 
warming the chilled water 
dawn slowly steals back its turn
To become daylight again 
nudging the shrinking moon
back to be lost in the light skies

Premium Member Somber Times Brightened

As the storm clouds of unforeseen gloom hover low
with the shattered sky’s diffused light of uncertain future,
I gift my soul sinking within the abyss of dire darkness,
glints of lingering hope from the cornucopia of nature.

The symphony of spring cascades in the cadence of air,
in the orchestra of zephyr its mesmeric melody I hear.
On sunburst sky turning to argosy of splintered ember
the flotilla of chromatic clouds makes flaming furrows.

As the mystic mist melts on the dew of the meadow,
the blushing blades of grass adorn the crystal crown.
From the canvas of sapphire spread on the pellucid sky,
drizzles the patina of ebullience on the rustling leaves.

The flushing fresco of flowers the bursting buds unfurl,
designing the tapestry of grandeur on beguiling garden.
The flitting butterfly swarm creates collage of spectrum,
serene scenes of sublime beauty brighten somber times.

April 9, 2020
Contest : Serenity In Scenes Of Mother Nature
Sponsor : Chantelle Anne Cooke
May 24, 2020
Contest : Strand No. 770
Sponsor : Brian Strand

I Can See Once More

I can feel warmth all over me again
Something powerful, something strong
Keep propelling me towards a fearless victory.
I hold on strong to my determination
As my faith and higher spiritual powers
Sanction me to keep fighting on.
I walk towards the gigantic glass window
And gaze beyond the tall buildings 
They were waving, and smiling joyfully at me.
It’s as if someone special was calling out to me 
but the thick crowd drowned out that unusual voice.
Suddenly I feel a tender touch invoking inside me
Forcing me to stretch out my hands 
I stretch and kept reaching until we connect.
The powerful force of nature ignites us sending
an exuberant rush of energy through my body.
I watch her rise slowly beyond the horizon
and without warning her magnificent light
illuminates the room, melting hate and infuriation. 
Tossing out indignation and blatant doubt.
I stare directly into her eyes and watch her
tenacious power melts the ranging storms around me
obliterating my painful moments and eradicating
the doubtful clouds hanging over me.
I embraced her with dignity 
I embraced her with love
Warmth embracing warmth
Fire embracing fire
I watched her climb to the top of the mountain with dignity
Holding so dear the values that all of us share
Goodness gracious!
I can see her once more.

Premium Member Tonight, let the wings descend

Tonight, let the wings descend,
Glimpses of the sun dive into the clear horizon.
The moon petrified, from her golden throne, is a spell,
Step, queen, into the night that is just about to ignite.
My thought is a full moon in your turbulent ocean,
Compassion of stars scattered in the darkness of untouched longing,
Gliding on cloud paths where no man has trodden,
Casting my shadow over the unwavering walls of memory.
In the depths of the heart, a gentle flutter of a butterfly has been stirred,
Haunted by the tender breath of a love that cannot be captured,
Caressing through the veins harp chords, of love and delusion,
In a duo between the soul and the echo of the dream, drifting in deviation.
In the unknown, we carry a pas de deux, hopes and regrets,
From eyes, lightning springs to life, and from lips, water calming thirst,
And beneath the bow that beholds the sky, where rainbows of longing sleep misunderstood,
There, our love intertwines in an endless yarn, never softened.
From this world, an altar listens, where the gentle winter melts
Into the spring that borrows colors, where love dons a garb of flower,
And in its lily of fire, even fear finds a purpose that intoxicates,
As the soul searches and weeps, and laughs and loves, never without pain.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.


Love comes in shades of gray

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We know the classical classification of Love: Eros, Philia, Storge, Ludus, Pragma, Mania, Philautia, and Agape. Love is not only a no one-way street, but is an extremely narrow lane, as Kabeer said: Prem gali ati sankari, na duja isme samaye. Love is worship, love is God. Fine, but today’s love is rarely pure and often not so sure. This piece looks at love differently-- as of shades of gray.   
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A season not sure,
Love comes in odd shades of gray
That seem far from pure.

Proclaims the first shade,
‘You’re mine’— my love’s sole foreplay--
A shade soon does fade

And beneath this shade
A deep fear of loss does stay,
Love losing some grade.

Next, shade of desire--
Made of the mores of today--
Litmus test of fire.

With keen sense of life
That fuels poetic play,
This love ends in strife.

Comes ‘dependency’
Wearing the style of the day—
‘I need you, you me’.

Comes then sacrifice,
Love looking mature? No way,
It melts in a trice.

And love nigh aware,
Somewhat rare and fair of play--
At best mutual care.

Last’s love liberate,
One-sided and no less gray,
Though of highest state.
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Musings | 20.05.2026 | awareness, desire, dependency, gray, love, season, Tercet
Form: Tercet

Premium Member Existence Enshrined


The rhapsody of rainbow 
melts in morose mélange,
the concoction of colors
bleeds bland in 
shattered silence,
sucked out 
of crumbled core 
of sensuous cloud,
soothing rain rinses 
the stains in broken hearts,
shades of grey paints 
the frayed linen of love,
redundant.

The requiem 
of longing patina
of repentant rose 
resonates melancholic medley
in the portals of petals, 
the faded gloss
turns into tears 
in pearls of mourning dew, 
desiccates uncared
under the summer sun 
of the desert mind,
the wilted flower falls
on weathered gravestone 
of spent passion,
departed.

The cacophony captured 
in the melody of forlorn music,
chaotic symphony floats
out of tune
on disharmonic wave,
strained smiles displayed  
with elusive enactment 
in ostentatious podium of life,
songs turn into echo
of convoluted noise 
in hollow souls,
pretentious.

The intriguing facet  
of listless life 
seen entranced 
through liquefied layers
of cynical stratum,
configures pessimism
in the sunken essence 
of living exaltation,
the apparent aspect
refracts defiled expression 	
of warped existence,
enshrined.

Cold Season

How long will this cold
last? My leaves fall to reveal the decayed
branches,
snapping and cracking giving way under the
weight
of your words. My roots
twisted and mangled
where no one can see. Clouds of fear
drown me in dark shadows. The snow blankets
the flowers and grass, covering signs of spring.
All that went unnoticed
until now - the internal stress cracks
that cause external problems, the root damage
not allowing proper removal
of everything built up inside.
How the seconds turn to minutes turn to hours
turn to days, sitting, watching, hoping that safety and understanding will show it's face
Why must the cold last this long, never a break
from the biting wind until your sun shines through. Never a break
from the snow until your warmth melts it. Never a break
from loneliness until your hands work to fix what's broken.
How long until my last leaf falls, until all of my branches
are old and cracked? How long until spring arrives?
My leaves sprouting back on thick branches
the sun shining, bringing warmth and light for longer.
Melting away the snow to reveal the 
buds promising colorful flowers.
How long will the cold last? Until I'm bright
blossoming bright green with the scent
of hope and happiness once again.

Premium Member Teardrops


The cloud of gloom hovers over the sea of sorrow,
surges in distress tempest to my mental visage, 
melts to make the torrent of tears to flow
like the trail of raindrops on the face of foliage.

With the brine condensing the pain of molten grief, 
the teardrops are poised on the eyelashes for a while.
Like the raindrops on the edge of the leaning leaf, 
they slide down slowly with dreams’ debris pile. 

Down the parched crease of the pallid cheeks,
surges the silent streams of soothing solace. 
The serene touch of soul the mourning mind seeks
in the course of tears, in its embalming embrace.

Fleeting flow of tears cascades on my cheeks mellow,
splashing after rainy night the dawn with sunlit hue
in the yonder horizon over the verdant meadow.
On torn tips of droopy grass shines the teardrop dew.
Form: Rhyme

Take my hand with promise

There's a widow that sits beside the seaside
The sun shines on her face
There’s a morning light that cries 
and sits beside her place

And there is an eye
That melts at the touch
It’s hidden not much
For a fake

Did you know the greatest treasure lost
Was found at the bottom of a lake
The widow sits beside
its hand she shall take

So why won’t you take my hand 
Take me away
I’m tired of sitting,
Dying by my lake

There's a heart that melts at the touch of ray
So why do you think that there's so much to say
It rats on the ribs 
Like its awake
But it's just trying to find a lovely place to stay

So won’t you bottle up my treasure
It needs a place to hide
It doesn’t really like this place
But I take you know
This water is made inside
And it loves and floods this place
Like it was born to flow outside

I need to see it just one last time
Before I find a way to leave it behind
There's nothing here that I’ll miss
But the feeling of the lovely sun’s kiss

There's a shadow that sits beside the seaside
The sun shines on her face
There’s a morning light that cries 
and sits beside her place.
© Zoe Crout  Create an image from this poem.

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