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Viewpoint Of The Fish 
 
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Invariably life is surmounted and over come with obstacles designed to amuse 
the abusers among the men the users of the clay to mold the old and make them 
pay for unimagined hurts inflicted by society when for all the world to see the hurt 
inscribed on them my enemy is nill and voided null and jointed separately 
intended to become a monument of mediocre missing intentions faltering 
commotions ending in so much incidental indentations of the misery of 
man. "Well-informed people know it is impossible to transmit the voice over 
wires and that were it possible to do so, the thing would be of no practical 
value." - Editorial in the Boston Post (1865) This has always been attributed to 
Thomas Alva Edison what he Rally said was this “To invent, you need a good 
imagination and a pile of junk.” Referring of course to the poetry list of the 
CharlaxAndroidSevenOne. The small boy was angry at us the fishermen we two 
were men and strong and using bits and pieces of the little ones to catch some 
larger for the skillet to add to beans we needed FISH and not just minnows we 
could eat. “The fish feel pain” is what the boy said “just like humans do.” “NO” 
both the eye and my friend agreed “they do not feel the same as you as eye as 
we.” My friend became morose and actually tossed his minnows back and eye 
grabbed all my pieces of the fish that eye was using just for bait and tossed as 
far into the pond as fish could fly away from me the boy was not so easily undone 
and mollified he wept and my friend tried to help him to get over it and frowning 
eye was sorry for the day and beans we ate and beans we stayed and then eye 
dared to make the complaint. “BOY is crazy we need to eat.” If you want to add to 
this meal old man just go to the field and gather up some green onions eye have 
plantered them in haste but they are long enough for yew to eat today. Hurriedly 
eye rushed between the raindrops to get at the vegetables and then we 
smashed the beans and made them into refried. The onions we ate as aside 
dish was full of skillet mess 
wait
    my fabels is long but iff ewe love mee ewe will go now to part two


Queen Anne's Revenge

wishing he had sung his prayers last night
from both ends to the middle
fell to the ground in adoration
tore a wake through the ink stains
but not from satisfaction
plastic Jesus hold my head
a round of applause for once
or even just a soft murmur
from those in your employ
parked way out in Kokomo
my interrogator professor Zworykin
said quietly we want information
I knew I was up **** creek
without an assault rifle
with various blunt objects
aimed at what was left of my head
initiations with disfigurement
so have a melodic answer he encouraged
yah well the Third Reich fell from bad music
I spat like a backwards vampire
the swelling is an obstacle
I added for evidence I mean emphasis
the King of the Scarabs was neither mollified
nor inclined to use less aftershave
a great rectum of a situation
which is a poem in itself
I got in a few imaginary hits
before he called in the hockey franchise
with their many novel effects and manifestations
such as hugely distended penises
not at all like the computer club
fart gigglers and Balaam anointed 
who sang as they worked
that's how we laugh the day away
in the merry merry Land of Oz
always a help to morale in the trenches
to use a dirty semaphore
for the male power hug
cracking walnuts with hydraulics
the Scarab King was a backhanded guy
strung out on endless platitudes
this is a spit shine day men
do your regimentation proud
they wavered then cheered then wavered
when the going got tough
and it seemed to often
for your present narrator
they allocate security personnel
in my case a comic endorphin gigolo
the hand of a spell upon his brow
good lord not another eccentric botanist
bedecked with the fabled Trinkets of Mouthgate
traffic fines double in poet zone
former servant of the hypno-avatar
with his blemish free goats
and his tunnel vision paparazzi
hI I'm Joe Product family friend
half con half circus half fury
screaming on the rack
my one line in the play
whatever will I do now


From "Engine of Didactic Beauty" available on Amazon
Artist Portfolio: http://walteralter.byethost32.com/

Samson Knight Chess Mate Wed Ebony Queen

(This atheist imagining, envisioning,
and adopting a religious stance
asper extra-marital prance
sing unsheathing ma lil lance.)

if wand whoosh,
     a mollified Genie could wave
     abracadabra spellbinding mine fate, aye
would rejoice beholding,
     an African Queen to stave
     more precious then
     fine spun gold (for Josephine) to buy

time against tortured Golgotha kepi
     mein kempf wracking fate, thence pave
     ving a stairway to heaven
     after this ivory pawn doth die
cleansing, exorcising, and flushing
     infidelity kindling lover misbehave
     yore (ah Jove) many
     full lush blue moons ago,

     when verboten fruit
     yours truly didst deaf fie
temptation no amount
     renouncing sin spent kneeling, this knave
     scrutinizing engravure etched with blessed
     "Jesus, bare naked Amazon Mary
     and Joseph" motif guy
interweaved by pointed

     finger of Goddess Sheba almighty
     beckoned deft fiat halting joist
     lowered nondescript plain rigid casket
     swallowed by grave
temporally ushered whirled wide
     webbed rebirth where I
received life anew breathless composure
     dousing errant fellow

     guilt honestly iterated, jackanapes
     kneaded licentious maligned narcissistic
     opprobrious philandering questing re: deprave
transgressions, whereat this gentile Jew did lie
     unclothed satisfying prurient crave
ving vitiating marital covenant, now my
     soul asylum anointed, via sedulous, glorious,
     
     and fabulous Nubian enchantress deign nigh
ying celibacy decreeing
     expurgating sexual crave
     ving, hence thy status as Zen eternal
     Eunuch (corny punster)

     as acceptable punishment bequeathed
     by said deliquescent, iridescent,
     and opalescent dreamt up
     "FAKE" pitch black Negroid hallucination
     from over active imagination 
     me didst truly ply.

Sonnetina-Rekindling That Maternal Memory

The affectionate mother, whom I loved has long left
her earthly dwelling to flee
to a Paradise extrasensory peaceful;
and surrounded by angels,
she tenderly flashes an effulgent smile and looks upon  
me and whispers many prayers
for a son whose face is her total resemblance!
And in me her noble soul lives with a sweetness,
which has made me forgotten that there's death...
by rekindling that maternal memory! 

 

Before I go to sleep, I reflect on my day that has passed without dire...  
by staring at a portrait, which makes her facial expressions
seem so real like when she eloquently spoke, glimpsing into tomorrow;
I'm wishing for tears to fall, but none do...too numerous tears
have her child's eyes shed to empty themselves of their sorrow!
Why cry and induce more mourning...when glory has awarded her a halo?
She endured much, and said little, to strengthen me with her example,
and will harsh winters lash me with their furious winds, no fright...
no discouragement can overwhelm me and make me shiver and tremble;
violent storms extirpate trees, fears won't uproot what I extol!
 


Extraordinary was her motherly love: intense and insuperable, 
to build me up when my confidence was down and I refused to have fun; 
and if I felt miserable, she mollified my misery, grief and sadness,
to never let me lose my momentum, to miss out on a great, indelible moment!
Showing my mistrust intensified the tone of her vocal chords...
low esteem wasn't another kind of modesty, just a lost milestone!   
Secular and firm...and yet divine, was her faith emboldening me;
emerging in the form of a lovely rainbow to brigthen my obscurity!
I longed for affection, hoping it would have been long lived...as that love so tangible,
which still guides my footsteps to rekindle that maternal memory!
Form: Narrative

Premium Member momz - or what r u going to do

I’m enjoying spending time with my mom - we have an intimacy braided like rope. I forgot how funny she is. At the same time, we’ve been softcore arguing for days.

She wants me to accomplish something this summer - to pad my med-school resume - do anything but relax. But I refuse. If I’m going to complete a master's degree next summer, then I’m going to have fun this summer. Periodt. I’m not an automaton for her to wind. Her stress radiates, as I play Animal Crossing on the couch.

I reach up towards her forehead, “Is there an off button?” I ask.
“Go away,” she chuckles, blocking my hand.
Before I turn away, I add, “You’re the most fun when you’re not giving advice or saying the wrong things..”
“Or breathing incorrectly?” She finished my sentence.
“Exactly,” I laughed, “then you’re practically perfect.”

The boys - Peter (my BF) and Step (my stepfather) - sit or stand, uninvolved, outside the action, like we’re in some other dimension - they try and look at anything but us when we’re wrangling.

Poetry time!

The phantoms of my discontent
are held at bay, by leisure,
are mollified by pleasure.

Am I crazy to set boundaries?
Am I lazy, cause I won’t let her chivvy me?
I’ve got my own voice; I’ll make my own choices.
We have the same goals - but I’m in control.

For every plan I’ve got, she has a hundred caveats.
Sure, I’ve done nothing, while she’s done it all.
I’m her little rocket that she doesn’t want to stall.
But she needs to understand, I’ve left the launching pad.
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periodt ? slang for absolute period
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songs for this piece:
Mama by Spice Girls
Hey Mama by Kanye West
Mama, I'm a Big Girl Now by Nikki Blonsky, Marissa Jaret Winokur, Ricki Lake, Motion Picture Cast of Hairspray


Premium Member Love Begins, Trail Vanishes

I got to know her on Pacific Crest Trail's ridge
It was a water shed transition in my life.
With best friend Kim, my wife to be (or not to be) , 
Georgia and Kim already three weeks from trail head, 
And I was bringing bacon home
To lovely, undernourished waifs, 
A hero certainly in my own mind.

A full moon raged at first night's camp, 
Just down the hill from where they'd camped, 
I'd bear-proofed food high up in trees
For our projected trip to Tuolumne.

Across a knee deep rushing stream from stores
Lay hot volcanic springs in meadow graced
By grotto like rock walls that offered privacy.
And we cooked supper on their grassy, moon-lit banks, 
Our feet deep in pool bottom's silky mud, 
A memory I treasure still of serendipitous reward.

When morning broke we hiked back up
To where I'd found the girls,
Expecting to renew the trek,
But plans had changed and Kim
Dropped bomb that she and I were through, 
Though she would always 'be my friend, '
For reasons not yet clear.
If Kim and I had had a checkered past
Of on and off, a modern digital romance, 
Once more I thought that we were done.

So I packed up to go back home alone
Instead of hiking with them as we'd planned.
My own tears cut short by the shock
And mollified by Georgia's empathy, 
Opining that I once more was a single man, 
I thought to ask for Georgia's phone, 
In hopes that she might be my friend as well.

Apparently this was a big mistake, 
Although I felt no guilt at all, 
But girls shed tears and both were mad at me.
Then suddenly, plans changed again, 
The girl's hike also came to end, 
And all packed up for our trip home, 
Though what remained was all downhill.
Hitchhiking sure is easy with cute girls!


Brian Johnston
Feb 29, 2016

The Joy of Bing Skits Zoid

This poetic blurb not meant to annoy
divulging, when just a whippersnapper boy
me late mum and octogenarian pop agreed 
   without questioning why doctor best remove adenoid
pat response told less to prevent sole son tubby coy

than fear Harris heir, would not inherit carnival throne
   sidestepping 3 ring circus, and not becoming an android
   dreaming of electric sheep,
   a disagreeable prospect that could hoof happened, 
   aye shear with you especially 

   in tandem with predilection tilting tubby goy
fated outcome unfazed this herbaceous rooted lad, 
   who idolized captain crunch (before childhoods' end) 
   hoping seaman tic wood beckon with “A HOY”
mollified parents blithely steered son clear into 
   psychotic outcome delivering obliviousness 

   that brought inner joy
anyway, this peculiar male progeny
   believing himself to be just another brick 
   in the wall of Pink Floyd,
   tripping with comfortably numb skull
 
   found himself evicted from the hall of the mountain king
   and in sore need of deep psychoanalysis, hence didst imp ploy 
therapy in orifice er office of maudlin Sigmund Freud
   whose nose bore striking resemblance, 
   to a fleshy phallic shaped trumpeting toy

pud dill, this mental analysis delved into past – outcome 
induced feint to faint, while cawing boss addressed 
    as Oedipus Rex, which verbal homage did cloy
dredging layered past devoid of love 
   flush with malicious predatory abuse 
   from Lloyd Lavinsky, an Audubon Elementary 
   grade school male lore demon bully 
   sanity of mine he almost destroyed.

The Director

The Director 

By Sy Roth 

 

The directors--  

For want of a nail 

They were not wanting 

 

So many nails,  

A cache of nails 

To drive into their coffins 

 

Paid in jiggers of vodka 

They would slog the miles 

To the pits. 

 

Surround them, 

The innocents, 

Choreograph their end 

 

A Twyla Tharp ending 

Accordion accompaniment  

Played to a defunct Mahler 

  

To keep them mollified. 

The nails see only vermin 

In their intoxicated vision 

 

Smell their fear 

Before a lightning crackle 

Marks crescendic endings. 

 

Poor naked souls stack themselves 

like cordwood 

On top of yet, still-warm bodies. 

 

Melodic line met-- 

Last look before the darkness enfolds  

Those who will entomb them 

 

Lamblike creatures align at the flag 

They queue from right to left 

A Hebraic arrangement 

 

To a two-shot tango-- 

One reserved for the child held aloft 

By a resigned dame who sees no exit— 

 

Child held aloft  

 Limp in naïve trust  

To be followed by the second crack 

  

Then hustled into the pit to join the others. 

Swim in their own river of blood 

The stagehand obeys the director’s cue. 

 

He rolls them into the abyss 

 

New cast assembles 

Take their place at the flag 

Unclaimed trash  

 

While the director trods on their backs 

To dispatch those who dared to live, 

Souls forgotten 

  

Sinners in the hands of an angry god.
© Sy Roth  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Nothing Ever Will

As she noticed her reflection in the mirror…she was frightened and appalled
and as she took a closer look..her tears began to fall.

She had trouble recognizing the person reflected over there
Cancer had made her thin and frail…Cancer had taken her hair.

Her husband noticed her standing there…And said, “I saw you from afar
and I just had to come and tell you how beautiful you are.”

She leaned back into his arms saying, “I’m not as beautiful I fear…
as when you fell in love with me…but, still, it’s nice to hear.”

“It’s true you’re not as beautiful.” he said…
”But that’s because you’ve found a way
in all the years I’ve known you…to be more beautiful every day.

It’s why when I look at you when we awaken…it’s easy for me to say
you are more beautiful this morning than you were yesterday.

Then he held her tightly in his arm…and whispered in her ear
words that eased her sadness…words that mollified her fears…

“In all the years I’ve known you…I’ve admired from afar
how warm and kind and wonderful…how beautiful you are…”

“Nothing can take from you what has taken you a lifetime to instill…
nothing can steal your beauty…
nothing ever will.”
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

No Butter

No Butter? (when a country practice monopoly)

“Butter, the chef said, I can’t fry a snitzel without butter? If I use margarine 
it gets too salty and tastes like whale, if I use olive oil, it gets a Portuguese
 flavour, a snitzel is Austrian. How can you fry an egg without using butter, 
one loses the taste of clover and rural idyll, farm yards and chickens looking 
for worms?” ” Sorry the restaurant manager said, but we have no butter,
 you gotta use margarine and anyway the guests are not chefs they will not
 notice the difference.”The chef looked aghast, put down his ladle and said: 
“You can’t mean that, has all my work comes to nothing?” Took off his apron, 
had tears in his eyes, ready to walk out into the cold night and not return. 
“Hang on the manager said, without you I can’t run this place, it is the caring 
way you prepare food that our guests like you they know there is a butter 
shortage, but they don’t mind as long as they now you are the chef.” 
Mollified the cook took his apron back on lifted his ladle and said, “Ok, but 
see if you can get some butter even if you have to buy it from the Danes.

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