Long Minder Poems

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Curriculum Vitae

I’m a servant of the universe 
My rank is junior minder.
I care for the solar system
As its oiler and winder.
Everything is done
To a very strict rota,
Checking every cog 
And cleaning every motor.
The star has its thermostat
Rigidly checked and set
Its fuel delivery schedule
Very rigorously met.
Each planet has its key
Kept on its own ring
So I can check and fix
Each internal spring:
Wind it too tight,
The planet runs fast.
Not tight enough 
The wind won’t last.
I once got it wrong
In my apprentice stage,
Wiped out the dinosaurs 
And caused an ice age.
You can imagine all the ribbing 
At the staff centennial dinner
Apprentice of the moment?
Never was the winner.
I have my own staff now
The systems work just fine.
Guess it should last right
‘Til the end of time.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member 'round the Sun

Another revolution 'round the sun:
the plans are laid, the resolutions penned.
This is the year at last to be the one:
lose weight, exercise more, curtail the spend. 

Then life, it seems, jumps up, gets in the way:
the unexpected call from a dear friend. 
Your planner list can wait another day,
for it was just a minder in the end. 

The days then turn to weeks before you know,
and now you’re so far off the beaten path,
the goal you set not very long ago:
completely hopeless, when you do the math.

It catches you off guard, and you’ve begun
another revolution 'round the sun.

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for the Orphan Sonnet Poetry Contest
sponsored by Emile Pinet
written on 05/01/2022
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Saying Grace At Every Meal

Do you say grace at your meal?
giving thanks to God for your food
recognizing that the Lord provided it
being God who does everything good

God the great creator in the beginning
having made all with His hands
showing all we have is from Him
all the world created in all the lands

Have a think about how food came
everything has a beginning from a seed
that seed grows and grows and grows
all originated by God, all His creed

It's funny how when given a gift
we quite easily can say thank you
but when given no end of gifts
speechless we become, words are few

So let's give our grace always to God
for all we have comes from our provider
be grateful and thankful from our heart
prayerfully looking to your divine minder!
Form: Rhyme

Karnnifa Leaf and Beyond

Karnnifa Leaf And Beyond

Karnnifa Leaf lies wrongler to the westermorn of Liquida Barga
Cool brushing blues, calmingly decending corner wedgefords
In delinquinada rolling ragers fire lavala redlings, there a ring begun so hot
Jellying through mystification morphus above the blue
Just-toola eastly of roada low and up from there-abundancies creelowing

Wayla is the daughter quested with amblins and shards vestitures
Found them cutterlin and bleedingly profounder on irony ware there

Wilds on the  Barga tramplina, wildest sojournaling and purelificing
When nilda drack and drungeon came upon the groupulence
So many then, Lurchin, far beyonda Karnifa Leaf, lefting red and again
No pestilencers remained wonderlate or crackling crack in waste

Not now or laterlinga dayly dayly on morphus morn
Came Wayla spleedling slashalactic and meandermindering
She takes then the monstrella girla down giagantling higher wire crier spree
Returnabout to Karnnifa Leaf proudoler, prodlinging, no timer grinders we

Popularizationer came awaying with Wayla, and yes!
Rained heavywonder browling soundabouts
And Liquida Barga settlering comfortingly to the lighter sighterscene
Quietler minder, nilda drack, smilling to a crawler, happerstance and crowning 

Quarkly firing into skylinger endlings of the Leaf, solar bound
Above Liquida Barga, there Wayla lovingly suspends it
To that end begins

Premium Member Angel Light

I stood in awe as she alighted like a bird upon some branch,
Belisha beacon to the abyss bound  clochard.
Bonfire for uncanny scion  adrift,
 ignited by her
incandescent eyes.
Chanteuse  of Arcadia  on song and sound.
Halo at the crossroads, spreading out her wings to scupper animus  
and bile.
Mystic lodger earthen yet ethereal,  
hoisting every limb aloft  from  Bern to Betelgeuse.
Limelight vernal
 queen blessed by open columns, healer on the arc where  tangents dwell.
Silver tiptop finger nails a castanet with magic samba grooves.
In  ritual or routine this lifeline Flora, 
bright zoetic statue, 
magnetising symbol for the bod without a bean.
Silken hands that rock the infant cradle,
quelling  fractious babies, saboteurs of sandman’s mythic dust.
Moonlight moths that 
flit across the glossy pages sculpted in her  cheeks.
Backstreet lantern white knight,
echo in a mirror of chatoyant eyes.
 Cast iron shadow coat tail, 
destiny’s  de lux edition bound but never gagged.
Damsel on assignment,
ever present vigil,  soothing  troubled psyches as they wallow in the waters of Lethe.
Nightingale who weaves an ample flourish,
band aid profile minder of  a
cobblestone waif,
otherworldly migrant,
window on  polluted quarters
harbouring those abject fallen figures,
bane of ghostly ushers when they prowl.
Heroine’s ascension , 
angel flying over heaven’s ladder,
waiting for that moment when her heart has found a home.


The Stars Were Out That Night

the stars were out that night
twinkling their song of love
in your eyes were the brightest
a grace that came from above

two young lovers hands held 
a kiss ,when night meets the day
an explosion of light that makes the dawn
words that should be said  are on delay

lost in life a theater of what ifs
a caravan of crossroad i pick
lies are not freedom wrapped in gifts
then re-wrapped for the next

wayward boy lonely and bruised
suffering in his own doom
thrown down and used then 
washed to make new, 

the stains of yesterday are the reminder
given to Christ to launder 
wash clean this sinner new
like a baby to the minder

now i have come again 
on the tattooed horse stitched,patched 
looking for the diamond that was in the rough
a prospectors dream, one that is cut

i have found a lost love 
or she has found me 
typing words on the mouth of keys
never get to see the beauty of these

one could say it is meant to be
or wonder how it would be sexually
God put a pause on all these thoughts
if its true it can be his will

the stars were out that night
twinkling their song of love
in your eyes were the brightest
a grace that came from above

Premium Member A Poetic Ryhme Minder, Of The Bad Balloon, Harrasing The Enchanting Moon

Bad balloon  

Harassing the enchanting moon  

Covering song performed by wham  

While playing lead singer in the legendary contra band  

Dropping buds  

Not knowing what? 

Is going on  

Fooling around, dropping potential cancerous bombs 

Smoking I mean  

Luring teens  

Turning them ugly, abusive and mean  

Disrupting travel  

Unleash verdict’s parachute gavel  

Sentencing the trip, ‘unravel’ 

Due to going pop  

Taking a sniper shot  

Sending the cargo towards the ground  

Hopefully, found  

Going down  

Identified not the telescope, Hubble  

Now in major, government trouble  

It’s fantasy bubble  

Has no one to cuddle  

Realizing action was a must  

Peaceful bust  

Sending bad balloon to an eternal rest  

Deeming it the best  

Allowing the mess  

To confess  

And surrender, accepting arrest
Form: Rhyme

Refleksie

'k kyk neer rivier
wat kronk'lend paaie baan
in dalle vloer
afgemat en steeds geboè
poele plas en blitsend 'kaats
drenkend dans palmiete gras
soos manne kras in kroee
dalk net dromend was
my refleksie in jou oè
Iris geruit as wimpers sluit
was binne-in my hart getoor
en bloedriviere in ons are bruis
vuurspuwend ons in lawa doop
die magma braak in kers se was
dog rooiend en bloedend soos ons passie was
eiland swart en eenkant ek
omring atol n trane oseaan
wat reent verkoeld tektonies bars
in woorde was so onbedoeld
was dit gans so ongehoord
Helaas!! KEER DIT VOOR!
..en eggo steeds nog minder so

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