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Premium Member Rain

Rain

                Small rain drops are slowly drizzling
                       just moistening dry grass
                 Cluster of cloud are only holding
                        Deep pain in grey mass.
•	       *           *     *
                Heaps of cloud gather on sky
                  carrying load of water vapor
               Strong thunder storms thrash high
                    Cloud torments bursting in shower.
•	      *         *          *
                Dense black clouds are pouring heavy rain.
                     The syllable I could not voice so long
                   is now to be pushed by my eager brain
                        to you with melodious love song.

     12/23/15

       Rain poetry contest              Fourth Place
                               Sponsor  Silent One
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Brambles Of Thought


Framed moments zoom, a night of review
as vignettes glide on frazzled woodland
     of her mindscape like leaves  brushed
 in violet before moonlight’s  pause.

Every motion, every image bursts
   into tints of  life- stages...
Embers within  her flash: a peachy tot
screaming for jelly ; eighth birthday flops, 
     escaping from the party clown— 

How the mirrors of light enter the marrow
     and gracefully recite the stories and poems
from parental death, aborted friendships
to love’s waning kiln. The hum inside her
becomes  quiet, awake and fearless... 
she  inhales dusky  breath when musings
 fall  like twigs and brambles on her bosom.

Yet, the  air’s chill  hugs  her shadow,
moistening her thoughts, 
eyes reflecting time's montage...
    glassy  though amiably refreshed.

Premium Member Renewal

It was the feathered purple of a blossoming iris,
kissing the laden air
with trembling lips.
I was awakened by its fragrance,
the newness of its ancient story,
told yet again by a moistening earth
in silvery birdsong.
 
Sometimes,
I have missed the turning from gelid and motionless
to the softening sway that unerringly follows. 
I have been embittered—
brittle and bare as a crooked branch,
scraping a vacuous sky—
 
but not this time.
 
This time, the tenderest breeze,
prodded by the fingers of a spreading sun,
finds me waiting—
eyes closed, smile turned eagerly upwards
to greet the renewal
of creation.

Premium Member Morning Breaks

Morning Breaks


Madness attended, donning grayish, flowing robes
Over the seductive scent of humid lust,
Rippling through the ghost like flash dance
Needy with the thirst for sun’s fulfillment.
Insatiably moistening pursed, begging, lips
No longer coy vixen, playing cat and mouse but
Greedy harlot - opening – awaiting - seeking

Breath of morning lights false dawn,
Rekindling lust’s longing after sunset affair.
Ecstasy, trembling beneath the thinning robes,
Awaiting the tantalizing touch, the golden 
Kiss, the full lipped brush of day’s forgiveness,
Soothing love’s ache as Morning Breaks.


John G. Lawless
6/25/2014

for Francine Roberts
Summer Acrostic contest
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member This Tear

This tear                                  So tightly held these salty tears                           
so tight my eyes squeeze                   embracing the We like long lost love
and yet you fall, fall with a weight            of remembrance returning to the earth
  of cares sinking in a fathomless lake of woe            moistening it without glaze.

This tear                                           Flicked freely from the corner of mother’s eye
dropping with pointed precision       upon pearl white cheek     flying momentarily...
  or running childishly from the tip    on the fingertips of joy 
beside a chocolate brown nose. Or in gasps of anguish too great for arms to hold      
Circles the world with the bounty of heart…

When released from imprisoned  chest
           bodes more than woe. 
                                  This tear defines the humanity of man.

Poet: Debbie Guzzi
Contest: Personify a Tear

* Do to the 12 line requirement this verse has been altered to be read both left to right and from top to bottom.


Premium Member The Journey From Crimson

The Journey from Crimson


Orange chakra on stage two of the journey perennial sacrum’s waves getting longer 
                    a sensual colour accomplished spraying moistening waters tides and you

the rider surfing growth in lengthening wave swell searching for meaning
                         riddles comprised enter-prized rising let flow webbed intermingled for
pleasure desire escape from orange agentic mushroom fields of human depravation
            longing in what is here for now yet to arrive amber whiling push-pull of senses

Tangerine like Kama Sutra’s challenge in naked nocturnal novel nirvana mirrored
              layers of sensual vital living skins the secretions the challenge breathlessness
ascending from carnelian climax from joyful attained building blocks on the path and
                                      unfaltering voyage to peace condensing violence to kindness


27th `July 2016

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 15




Rough diamond in the smooth is a theft
Romancing with the dead addressing death 
With no intention to join the ones that had left 
Yet time is impatiently awaiting their last breath

Some lonely graves lie on top off the hill
Pull down the mound that will never heal 
Amen!

If only shiny eyes could see the moistening minds
Moving hands would write of the troubling souls
In every direction best possible to their binds 
Covering every noticeable difference as loopholes 

My sockets are without eyes
How will I aid, show up Lord, that madness dies 
Amen!

Throughout this mess, we live in the blasphemous self-religion
Which agrees to the world's double standard's degree
A blameless morning with belief, black night filled of wizard's legion
Acknowledging the soul's capacity by choice to be free 

Nearer to Thee oh Lord forever
Farther away from the worldly fever 
Amen!

Through the unclear path to ancient home
Through a lost road to aging fire 
Troubled by the visions of my own beautiful Rome
Tying up the gold to coal mining fleshy desire 

Where light heals the night barking in the dark
Rides the diamond of another chance to the arc
Amen!

The January good night's love
The chirp of December's morning dove 
By the unchanged weather in the sky
A world so beautiful to every graceful eye

Get me to see 
The white golden sea 
Amen!
Form: Rhyme

Worm's Eye View

A worm's eye view never seems to be a problem
for those who prefer not to be perceived.
I inch along the ground,
cowering in the light
and moistening myself in hallowed raindrops.
The sky clouding over is my perfect afternoon.
Gentle breezes and summer downpours
are the creatures' form of relaxation,
while children cover themselves in the safety of concrete barriers,
These perfectly straight lawns 
bordered by paved expanses 
are insurmountable obstacles; guaranteed death.
After the rain,
childlike giants scoop us up
and force us to succumb to concentrated beams of sunlight
filtered through magnifying glasses.

Premium Member Naming of the Parts

For those of a military cast of mind
There are many poems they can find
Which do embellish battlefield glory
In the telling of their story.

But for me there is another field of play 
Where merry pleasure is ne'er far away.
Not for me delight in  weapons martial
Rather the joy of parts venereal.

Your  soft hair framing your face
Your soft lips yielding with grace
And your  soft darting tongue lambent
with the sweetness  of  heaven sent

That elegant and graceful neck I next address
Whereon a gentle peck and soft caress
Lead to the ruby roundels of your swelling areolae
Atop which stand your radiant and pert papillae.

How the gentle smooth curve of your skin 
Gently  and softly draws me in
Until, as brave as  stout Cortes ,
I rest upon  Mons Veneris

Nestling  in the ***** is
The magic  of the ********
Whose caressing works like a charm
To trigger  a mighty ******



Then  down  through those  wisps of hair
Until I joyously  find where
Your ***** moist and moistening 
Do invite my tongue  to paddle in

That divine nectar of your welling spring
With legs spread wide signals  me come in
To fulfil the passion of our play
And unite in loving ecstasy.

'Twas Ovid   with his Ars Amatoria 
Explored  amoris ars gladiatoria
Wherein your scabbard could sheathe my sword
And that is the purpose of this world.

Where military men are needed
To keep us  safe and undefeated
My plea to make love,not war 
Is my carmen et error.
Form: Rhyme

The Bud Is Out of the Ground

God! You see, the bud is out of the ground           
It looks so fresh, joyful, warm, and friendly,            
For the new meeting with the bright sun
The azure sky, white clouds, and birds flying,
It's happy, it's smiling and singing...
Extracting the vapor slowly gathering,
Moistening and cooling the leaves           

God! it's no need to forecast the days
When heavy rain, hail, fog...come over
There surely should have many moments           
That the bud has to meet
But, we trust in your name that it bears
And survives any harms by smart avoiding,
Or by bravely facing...            

The tenacity of life has been lamenting
Since ancient times, so needs not to worry! 
It's weak, it will go through all moments 
With sunlights, smoke, haze, wind, and rainstorm...
To harvest fruits, and become tall

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