Long Mohair Poems

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Electric Boobs and Mohair Shoes

"Electric Boobs and Mohair Shoes"




Furry feet 
slide across your 
shiny floors


smiling cheshire teeth
incandescent 
electric boobs and jets


there you sit
blown away... again,
kitty winked 


a bachelor 
forensically 
degreed 


brain open 
not yet spent


(LadyLabyrinth/ 2020)






“Benny & the Jets”, Elton
https://youtu.be/V5zFpctrgjs







“It’s always the last poem…”
Anonymous



"Last call Minsky's...
Piano Bar, Freedom Keys..."
Anonymous









1. Cheshire Cat.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheshire_Cat

2. Lewis Carroll
2a.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Carroll

2.b 
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/lewis-carrolls-shifting-reputation-9432378/

3. Lorena Liddell
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/was-lewis-carroll-a-pedophile-his-photographs-suggest-so-237222

4. Alice Liddell
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Liddell

5. Minskys Piano Bar. 

6. Forensic.

7. Another Story. x 2, plural.

8. Orderly...Street. Lewis.


Premium Member and that's how amber glow'd

.
                                    yuh can't just
                           walk in on me like that
                                    sit down girl
                                take thuh rest uv 
                                    your      yourn 
                                           your
                                        cheeze cloth off
                                        it'll only stick to that
                                                                mohair

                                        shhhhhh
                                      now whut's
                                            this

                                           ooops
                                           hi eve ( ')
                                 remember amber
                               i were just admire'n
                                            hern

                               "let me see edvard'
                                           'mhm'
                                       'you get up 
                                        early girly"

                             she were just leaving
                                             eve

                                 "I'll help her with 
                                         her    hisss
                                              her
                               veery pretty mhmm
                                         see thru
                                            frock"
                                             
                                         "Okaaay
                                          By   Edie
                                              by
                                              Eve honey"




*  ')  amber'z only allow'd tuh deliver  
        thuh eggz on thuh porch from
        thence on    ,)>

Premium Member Incipient intrigue

Mutant metronome’s
stygian riddle
 inscrutable fixation
               spuming 
clustered clairvoyance
honing snoopy 
quest querulous
         quicquidlibet
tamper connived
sinewy stratagem
plimsoll plot 
        “sneaker” of
wily webfooted
nefarious nudge
           at 
tenebrific toll
maple smoke
screen screed
           clandestine                               
cobwebs cohere
mohair marinated
           muddle
subdued thespian
herringbone hoodwink
skewed camouflage
perused  pearl
          inveigling
skulduggery rife
underscored cadence
                 persuasive
percussive rattle
ubiquitous underbelly
              prop to
dodgy  dialogue 
muted ritardando 
silhouette streak
dangling magnet 
       mired in
gauche guesswork  
subterfuge sciophobia 
                   inkpot
amorphous machination
fiction wizards
       emblazon 
indices incipient  
embryo empiricism
                 mouldering
cabinet coterie
spookish svengali
         minatorial    
repercussions 
    incurvate 
sniffer dog
       detective
poirrot’s prognosis
 clouseau contingency
      that
rivetting mystery

pink jersey : traditional pirouette

[Poet’s Note : this is a wry autobiographical memory written in traditional pirouette verse viz. 2 quintains, line 5 & 6 repeat, which is the toe turnaround. I wanted to write a narrative of a weird syncopated vignette, when I was knitting a pink mohair jersey at the time of my imprisonment. I reduced the narrative to a pirouette. When in prison, one of my interrogators was knitting the EXACT jersey in the exact colour & exact wool ! ie. in the final analysis, (in retrospect) everything in human life can be reduced to a pirouette, a turn-around dance ! ]

knitting a pink jersey
mohair with cables fine
to process flying thoughts
political activist 
south africa turmoiled

south africa turmoiled
security police
came with casspirs and cuffs
interrogation chamber
police knit jersey pink

         ~~~~~~~~~
Form: Other

Premium Member How Could I Not Remember

I remember you holding me in your arms
Rocking me gently while singing lullabies

I remember when you lived a short walk away
Relatives were local and get-togethers were the norm
I remember your amazing purple mohair sweater
You knit exquisitely and wore so gracefully

I remember your scented creams and signature ring
I never grew tired of holding your hand
And telling you how much I loved you

I remember watching in awe your bedtime routine 
As you meticulously undid your braided coif
Dropping your soft wavy hair to your waist

I remember you never missed Sunday mass
And held on to that glow throughout the week
You knew about plants with their healing powers
Neighbors came to you for answers and advice

I remember how you would scrape savings for travel
Always working in visits to friends who had moved away

I remember the aroma of the pies you baked
After tireless hours of quilting, sewing, weaving
Embroidery, knitting, crocheting, and whatever else

I remember there was nothing you couldn’t do
You started tutoring me when I was three
And probably earlier as I was eager to learn
It was my favorite form of play

I remember hearing your schoolhouse stories
I’d picture a little house in a field and your teacher attire
Your turn-of-the-century class full of kids
Then I’d let you continue teaching me to read, write and count
Though I wasn’t yet of school age

I remember being uprooted and moving to the country
Leaving city life and you behind

I remember how good life was when I had you
To turn to for support and guidance
Or just for your warm bountiful embrace

I remember getting that gut wrenching feeling 
That bitter call in the middle of the day
As I was told the crushing news
I would never again see, touch or hold you
How can I not remember
The inconsolable devastation that never dimmed



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~ALWAYS WITH ME~ 2020

AP: 1st place 2026, 1st place 2020

Submitted on September 26, 2017 for contest LOVE FOR MOVIE SCREEN sponsored by SILENT ONE - RANKED 2ND


Premium Member WRAP IT

A Steve Thing

More vague than unclear are each causes alibi.
I choke on sour taste as I maneuver to slide by.

Feelings bunch up, they crouch within my throat.
My tries to set them loose just causes a group float.

 It’s smiles I want in greed’s own count of more. 
Longings oft drown in contamination's pour
 of severe thunder reared, heavily fake dank air ~~
ill aimed at my wants, soft dreaming atop mohair.

I want to make it complete,
        just take this life and wrap it up,
                    tied all nice and neat.
                                                BUT … my scissors edge is bland
                                                    and they shake in my hand;
                                                             … my paper is worn,
                                                            the golden edges torn;
                                                         plus, my tape won’t adhere 
                                                                    ...   oh  … 
                                                                         say,
                                                      could I be in the wrong sphere?
Form: Rhyme

tactile

HONORABLE WINNER POEM
Allpoetry June 26
Contest Prompt: Tactile 
_________________________

we watch red petals on velvet couch fall
pistils are blood cells raw opened
falling on white cushion watching 
    grey feathers from parrot fly satin
       mohair filaments shy shiver wet
          eating figs we tactile break juicy
                                 stroking —
                                 
knifed you one loaf for eight 
near and far you are my star
crazed or tranquil polishing brass
      fingers tactile over my belly
         sailing oceans with oil spills floating
             ship hull slip waters feeling cold
                                stroking —

fish dying as gills ooze dna crawling 
king then peasant or poet, know it 
I feel skin tactile eating figs sticky
     weaving words regretting regression 
        how you escape depths, visceral mate 
           Persephone presses for ocean peaches
                                stroking —

slippery scales tactile move slimy 
sailors breaking bread on a blue deck 
forefingers stroke thumb touching nerves 
      I watch enthralled tactile oysters slipping 
        shore with pink shrimp crawl urging 
           cell membranes stretch, waves rippling 
                                     stroking —

                                    lick it 
                                               tactile 
                                                         tender

__________________________

Autumn Arrives Meditation

A WELCOMING AUTUMN ARRIVES AT OUR DOORSTEP BRINGING AN ARMLOAD OF COLORS RICH AND BRIGHT. THE MYSTIFYING COLORS OF THE SUN GIVES WAY TO THE RUSSET LEAVES OF BEAUTY AS WE SPOT THE SUNLIGHT TINGED WITH COPPER BLOND AND BURGUNDY. GO AHEAD, WELCOME THE SEASON.(BREATHE)
WE FEEL THE BREEZE AS IT TOUCHES OUR CHEEK AND SINGS THROUGH OUR HAIR WITH SONGS OF AFFECTION. FALL, ITS THE PASSAGE OF TIME THAT ACTS LIKE A WARM BUFFER. A PRELUDE TO BRIGHT WINTER DAYS. (BREATHE)
DANCE IN THE LEAVES AND HUG THE BEAUTIFUL BARING TREES. THEY
LONG FOR YOUR WARM ARMS AND YOUR HUGGABLE FRAME. TRUST IN THE ADVENTURE THAT GOD'S HAS PREPARED. WALK THROUGH THE GENTLE PATH AND HUM A TUNE TO THE LITTLE SQUIRRELS AS THEY HAPPILY CLIMB, THEN SCURRY THIS WAY AND THAT (BREATHE)
FEEL THE SNUG SENSATION OF MOHAIR CLOTHING AND CHURCH YOUR 
THOUGHTS ON BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES THAT TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY 
AUTUMN IS A TIME TO RESTORE YOUR ENERGIES AND HELP YOUR BODY FIND EQUALITY AND BALANCE. 
A WELCOMING AUTUMN ARRIVES AT YOUR DOORSTEP, DEAR AND PRECIOUS AS YOUR OWN HEART. BE AWARE OF THE SEASON , GIVE YOURSELF A REASON TO GO OUT AND ENJOY THE CHANGES OF LIFE AND SEASON.(BREATHE)
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Dreaming

Dreaming

Mohair goats to make yarn. 
40 acres and a barn. 
Trees, grass and flowers, 
there is… nearly heaven here. 

It is a place, we dream about. 
I want to take you there. 
We can ranch, and farm, 
and there will be no alarm. 
Just… peace and serenity. 

Drive out all that is bad, 
take in all that is good. 
Give back all that we…
can spare!

The eagle’s nest, yet better still. 
A place where only He…
has His WILL…!

God’s country, it is for me. 
God’s country, it is for thee. 
Come with me Cowboy, 
under the star, 
let’s begin a new life, 
away…and a far…




Eagles Nest is a reference to a giant lot of ten acres on top of a mountain. 
That is where the giant birds fly out from, each morning.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

Breath of Spring

A breath soft cinnamon is early 
                                   S p r i n g
not perceived at any other time of year 
when two tweeny caterpillars cling dear 
to one dandelion stalk sublime —


Shy LimeLight of green opens its legs 
across yellow field — no scientist can
capture such subtle sheen 
                                 daisy clean
Heart feels its mighty loom alright …


It waits tentative as pink buds peep
from cacti who were in soundless 
                                          S l e e p —
Acacia stops shedding bare brown 
splints — fresh mint bleeping 


Noon arrives sooner sprinkling spritely
misty loss as Winter  N o r t h w a r d
                                      farewells 
           goodbye to woollen socks —
lullabies fade beneath mustard mohair docks        
                  …

Southern Spring bells with clocks 

               C h a n t i n g 
                          Chiming unlock
Form: Rhyme

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