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Premium Member ONE OF A KIND


In the corridors of a muddled mind,
Within the condensation of a thick fog, 
I often find,
A relapsed presence, a menopause
In life, an uncertainty
Of kind,
Where good and evil dined.

Poetry is the release for such a mind
For it abides,
Inside the realms of the unknown,
Hands you a key to reach,
Un-reckoned heights,
Ventures into twilight,
The beginning or end almost tangible,
The journey, virgin as a bride.

Ideas cascade vigilantly fast,
And sometimes in stone are cast,
You think your mind
Is playing tricks,
You hope the misty clouds above,
Will recommend,
And bring to an end,
This troubled mind,
One of a kind,
The likes of which, no one will ever find.

A sudden darkness creeps ever close,
A demon like, vile haunting chill,
Steadfast in your spirit, soul
And mind,
It will not influence your will.
Let good and evil collide,
For you have finally 
Chosen your side.

The unwanted solitude that was once
Yours, arresting the normal start, if
Theirs such a thing, of every day
You have sent to its dreary grave,
The winning post was always
Within your sight,
But you took time to
Understand your blight,
For blinded by the terror of being
Lost in the corridors of a muddled mind,
Your rightful route you
Could not find,
Bravely, you did not waver and have
Proved, you are, one of a kind.


Premium Member Nearly Perfect

NEARLY PERFECT

I know I am not perfect now,
but I’m pretty bloody close.
if it wasn’t for my wrinkles
or my great long pointy nose.

My figure’s really hourglass
except for cellulite,
and in my hair, you’ll find no grey
if I have dyed it right.

My boobs they sit up perky too,
in my brand-new push up bra.
and my skin is always glowing with
my menopause not far.

My bum looks really great in jeans,
with elastic sided waist.
you’ll never see my tuckshop arms
my sleeves always encase.

My twenty, twenty, vision has
come down to number ten.
I need to put my glasses on
more often now than then.
.
My pearly whites live in a jar,
I take them out each night.
I know I am not perfect still,
but most things nearly right.

When I look into the mirror too
sometimes don’t recognise,
that woman staring back at me
with crow’s feet near her eyes.

I’d like to think I haven’t changed
but if I tell the truth,
old age has crept upon my bod
that once was flushed with youth.
                                                                             
Wolf whistles I still get sometimes
when mistaken for a girl,
but how it sets my heart alight
my lips with smile they'll curl.

Oh yes, I’m not so perfect now,
some changes do I see.
but can’t go back, so I’ll accept
just what is meant to be.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Men a Pause

I wish to speak for the cause of women now in menopause.
I once heard a man joke or may be it was just a poke.
What really does this stage cause?
Do men now look but yet they pause?
I went thru it so long ago.
It's just a natural ebb and flow.
It causes some changes quite unknown.
I think perhaps my whore did moan.
I never went on hrt's, just let it happen naturally.
I had no rages, no extra fire.
My girth grew wider, my skin grew drier.
I think perhaps that God must jest as suddenly I got my breasts.
It keeps them looking wouldn't you know and saves me from
seeing what happened below.

Premium Member Menopause Misery Constanza

When Betty hit the menopause
her symptoms all came on at once,
with her brain fog; she feels a dunce!

At night in bed, the hot sweat pours
and her nightie is soaked right through
she changes; then runs to the loo!

Bill tries to speak and Betty ROARS
as her mood swings are quite severe,
he grits his teeth and says  ‘yes dear’!

She nags at him without just cause,
and Bill’s wants are quickly dismissed…
there’s no sex, it’s right off her list!

He wished there was a get out clause
but they’ve been wed for many years
Bill understands, copes with her tears

When Betty hit the menopause
at night in bed, the hot sweat pours.
Bill tries to speak and Betty ROARS
she nags at him without just cause  …
he wished there was a get out clause!

Inspired by Constanza Contest

Best rhyming poem October to December 2017
Sponsored by John Hamilton

Entered on 07/28/20 into Old or  New Constanza poetry Contest
Sponsored by Joseph May

NB This poem was written by an English  poet - so to the 'British ear' the rhyme is correct

11-19-17
Form: Rhyme

Uterus Fruits

             First picked Summertime cherry 
             Dew glimmer marble blood clot
    Taut fruit platter embitters sweating cheese
              Liver pate shivers jiggle jelly
       Nepenthe Mountbatten hidden chicken 

    
                 Lays a tablecloth festive
            Red checkered rewashed faded
        Season with sea swell returns faithfully  
       Sickle slender silver moon smile harvests 
            Follicle forests expanding to full


            Bright verve verdancy bursting 
                  Peril of temporal balls
      Metered to melt before resuming build
Knife blade moonbeam ripens the coming crop
     Basket bulge fibrous beckon buyers’ bids


                 When the ceremony’s over
              Feasting has ceased, linen’s off
Pink penned love letters are scrunched up thrown out
  Reform engorged nightcap warmed moon omen
  Sun demurred eclipse naps, menopause opaque 


          Unborn bends branches for Mary
               Dulia in bloom banquets 





                   
        Written for Contest: Seven Ten 
               Sponsor: Emile Pinet
Form: Verse


Female Menopause

~Female Menopause~

Skin that was so soft with the glow still upon it, 
Smooth and luscious and warm to caress,
Young and lovely it used to be,
Not now, oh woe, my skin is a mess.

I shaved my legs my underarms too,
 I never thought I’d grow a beard just like you.
Why did this happen and why is it now?
 I’m not that age yet, no I’m not, no how.
 
I’m nearly old enough to be a granny
Never mind a loving wife,
It crept upon me with stealth,
Through the days of my short life.

The telly, it tells me each and every day,
That my skin looses elasticity
I’m sick of the telly and the creams that don’t work.
I ply them all over with a spade and a fork.

My skin needs some moisture, or so they say,
I’ve found a good supply, a bottle of white wine each day
My skin now still glows, but it’s covered in sweat, 
I’m dripping and ripping my clothes off and yet.

It’s not in the heat of the moment that I do it,
No passion, no lust, I just find I’m going through it.
I never thought I’d have to ask you,
How to shave my chin and get it smooth too. 

I’ll be invisible, bearded, fat and ignored,
So sign me up now for a freak show abroad.
At least in the sun I’ll have reason to sweat
No on will know but I’m not finished just yet.
©~GG~2011

R I P Dad

S ubsequent period of flashbacks sunbath my heart 
Acccosted my adjourned remembrance: got me intermittent
More laughter in disguise not to divulge the obscure 
Stormed me in the cloud of memories that trigger apparently
Oh until those seem concerned appaer treacly 
Nagging in the hospital of less or no patient 

At your own best, your presence were felt to a fault 
Krugerrand in making with no jetney-like behaviour
In no reluctancy of delegating resp. to Ina 
No one has the great and genuine love shown after demise 
When will there be menopause?
Ullage of good turn around preserve us 
Most awesome possibility equisitely manage the emotional tug-of-war 
It will take exceptionality to discover them in my treasure chest 

OLABOSOYE_RIP
Form: Acrostic

Menopause

Menopause uggg

Adam was given work for his sin
Eve was given the privilege to produce kin

Never once was menopause mentioned 
Who created this invention?

They say get an ablation, it’s the best thing since apple pie
You’ll stop bleeding and you don’t have to try 


What they don’t tell you is, it doesn’t always work 
But heck, the no cramping is a perk!!

Whatever!! It threw me right into the change
My life seems a little nuts in exchange
My kids think I’m lazy but in actuality I’m a lot crazy 

I don’t sleep, and I  stay wide awake
My moods are all over so the niceness is all fake 

I wake in a pool of sweat 
Only to later freeze, throw me the net !!

Oh the hot flashes are real 
It’s great for sex appeal 

The man says you must be hot  for me
I just roll over and say no, I gotta pee

Weight gain is going at turbo speed
Chocolate is the number one need. 

I just want to be left alone and not bothered 
Give me peace and I’ll be honored 

Don’t wish for periods to end
You’ll never be right again my friend.
Form: Rhyme

Parts Unknown

Inside a woman’s head is a dangerous place.
They’ll be many iterations for them to save face.
They’ll see another woman’s lipstick on the rim of a cup.
Which was Gin and Ruby Red that you just turned up.

They will beef and squabble, erasing any ********.
Then, blame it on you, calling it major rejection.
After that your are charged with booking booty calls.
You wonder if its pre-menstrual, or pre-menopause.

You are truly befuddled on where its coming from.
Don’t look for logic, ‘cause there’s absolutely none.
Patience is truly a virtue at times like this.
Just keep your mouth shut and endure the ****.

This too, will pass, you keep telling yourself.
While wanting to wop that ass, asking God for help.
A woman swoops down on you like a military drone.
With thoughts out there somewhere in parts unknown.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Turquoise Therapy

Hot then cold cold then hot
Peri menopause is that all you got
Frying my ovaries sunny side up
Serve them with cheese to fertile love

I get frisky then change my mind
I’m like whisky or unnamed wine
Not too ripe nor too young on vine
Still a bit spicy for red valentine

Looking inside I’m more mature
I’ve learn to glide past pride’s manure
Settling into my middle amethyst age
Life plays fiddle am I set in my ways

Oh my goodness never had time before
To think so much and be self absorbed 
I find myself feeling like an island moon
Not at all sad to watch night flowers bloom

I try to be an ear for those needing cheer
Reminded of my days I shed teal tears
I love people but I can’t stay close
For my empathetic brain would burn and roast

I’d take on too much of their burden 
Feel too much of their hurt and
Unless I can refresh and start anew
Would be depressed stuck like glue

Saved by music and purple poetry
Happiest to use it as turquoise therapy
I am a tree with leaves turning
Embracing cool breeze still learning 

Looking forward to the next chapter
May it be filled with more of life’s laughter
Form: Rhyme

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