Long Naturals Poems

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To Drown In Sorrow

It is now on the brink of dawn
I find myself emotionally withdrawn
Caught again this breath of mine
Within me holding remaining confined.
Breathing being the most naturals of things
Not to me for life it brings
Another set back another beginning
All the mistakes my head still spinning
Broken in half then half once more
My heart is gone like before
Inside my shell barely peeking out
Hidden, full of self doubt
Some would say my wounds I'm licking
But fact is I have no time the clock keeps ticking
I fiddle nervously as my thoughts continue to race
I look out at life trying to find a starting place
But too much pain comes with tomorrow
I withdraw to drown in sorrow
Form: Prose


What Happens If We'Re Wrong- I

I.
They say women don’t need men anymore,
that they can have it all on their own,
feminism claims it is the future,
and that it’s contingent on me to know
that everything’s just a social construct,
there’s no difference that we cannot change,
and they go and destroy any scientist
who has the sense and courage to explain
that millions of years of evolution
imprints on all of our genetic lines,
the differences are not just skin deep,
they leave a large impact on our minds.
Even here amidst the great western world,
where there is much legal equality,
you would think we’d see a half-and-half,
but it doesn’t break that evenly.
Women rule in social science and nursing,
men dominate construction and war,
even with money for the girls in the STEM
and endless rants or manhood deplored.
And should a woman become the rare one,
strong enough to make it into combat,
she’ll be in the bottom percentile,
unable to match men’s muscle mass.
But we’re afraid to point out the difference,
though it’s been know for millions of years,
we’ve naturals strength bound to our sex,
and this now seems a fact to be feared?
But what happens to the naïve young woman
basing the whole of their future upon
a career where nature’s stacked the deck?
What will happen if we’ve got it wrong?
Form: Rhyme

Alone In Sorrow

It is now on the brink of dawn
I find myself emotionally withdrawn
Caught again this breath of mine
Within me holding remaining confined.
Breathing being the most naturals of things
Not to me for life it brings
Another set back another beginning
All the mistakes my head still spinning
Broken in half then half once more
My heart is gone like before
Inside my shell barely peeking out
Hidden, full of self doubt
Some would say my wounds I'm licking
But fact is I have no time the clock keeps ticking
I fiddle nervously as my thoughts continue to race
I look out at life trying to find a starting place
But too much pain comes with tomorrow
I withdraw to drown in sorrow
Form: Prose

Premium Member A Wannabe Gameplayer: New Poetic Form--TEARASSONANCENET

Hark,  Hallow Dark my dear pal, Titans Mars 
rally Martian stars, tag team game Play--Card 
Black, Naturals -- rare place reason, Blackguard 
quandary, battlescarred, halt? Pass? Have cigars? 
Smart-aleck, hmm! facial--compact, boxcars, 
ugh! gawdawful. Beauty Triathalon, 
He'll be back straightaway, mayhaps papers? 
Your facial pasted atop Front page! Bazaars
trains, sidecars, racecars, famous! Alas, Shawn, 
lad go faraway places, imagine! 
Wanted to ... look balanced, thats it, smart-like 
Cameras I take it! Fair and Square, dawn 
speaking of that man, time has no passion 
I want you meet mama, familylike

Now Where Were We

Oh yeah, Trump is President and many people are running scared
What he's saying they resent saying things no one else had dared
You got the Russians and the Chinese, good old N. Korea and Iran
Trump tweeting as he so does please but does he even have a plan

And Israel, now they are very pissed, that crazy vote at the U.N.
The vote the U.S. missed thus the latest resolution passed then
And how about all this computer hacking seems like every day
Big Brother look how good he's tracking, every step of the way 

Those earthquakes keep coming and the naturals disasters too
All the wars, so numbing, each of them people like me and you
Seems like we pretty much lost our way in so tossing God aside
When really it's ourselves we betray for all of this involves pride

So as Donald tweets away, the Russians continue to maneuver
In China it's a new day, for things will never be like they were
Yet there is one way out of this mess unlikely as one may find
But the Lord did often Bless all of those people who were blind
Form: Rhyme


Learn To Dance

Got a party coming up
I need to learn some moves
so I listened to the all-time greats
for tips on how to groove.
These music legends from times past
should know the moves to use
but what they say is conflicting
and now I'm just confused.
Curtis Mayfield sang 'move on up'
Dobie Gray sang 'get on down'
but someone else says 'get on up'
can't argue with James Brown.
'Let your backbone slip' says Otis Redding
(he sat on the dock)
but last time that I tried that move
the darned thing went and locked.
Chubby Checker did the twist
but that just gives me gyp,
Van Halen reckon I should jump
more likely that I'll trip.
On second thoughts, I'll sit it out,
ignore the dance floor action.
If I take on all of this advice
I'll just end up in traction.
Some dancers are pure naturals
it's how their body's wired,
in my case it's much simpler-
I'm getting old.
And tired.
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Shape Shifters, Caveat Emptor

Shape shifters come in all shape and form.
Politicians are naturals of course
Smiling and promising one thing
Then delivering quite another.
Then there are con artists and scammers
Taking advantage of the naive 
And innocent at least if only once.
Then there’s those like my neighbor
Who’s nothing more than a welfare rancher
Taking funds from a do-gooder land trust NGO
Ostensively to keep his lands whole.
Appearing on the outside a good old boy
But really just another scamming thief
Feeling entitled to whatever he can take
Such as a small sliver of my land
For some reason fenced inaccurately long ago.
In this particular case the law isn’t on his side
But that doesn’t matter
In his desire to be right, 
Uphold the bizarre tradition of adverse possession
And bully his way to some who knows what end
To who knows whose advantage.
The thing about shape shifters is just that,
They shift and change 
So can only be trusted to be untrustworthy.
It’s good to know though
Caveat emptor
They can be anywhere, and dangerous
Especially when least expected.

(11/14/25)
Form: Narrative

Slick Olympic Quick Trick

When the temp goes down smiles come out. 
You can hear the cheers of athletes shout. 
Coming from competitors of all walks of life. 
Piercing the chill like butter with a hot knife. 

Strapping up ski boots to hit the steep slopes. 
Some rookies are naturals learning the ropes. 
Bundled up and ready to get up from a spill. 
Back to flying down that flurry covered hill. 

Helping cheer up a buddy short on confidence. 
Since sportsmanship pays us back in cents. 
There’s more than one winner in every race. 
If you do your best, the prize is on your face. 

So whether standing on skates or skis. 
Or falling and pushing on with sore knees. 
There’s a champ fighting to better ourself. 
This isn’t for the glory, it’s to feel real health. 

Count them out and they’re coming up winners. 
Earning every bite of the hot recovery dinners. 
So enjoy the show, because they’re having fun. 
No matter the standings of when it’s all done.
© Adam Segal  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Home Is Where You Hang Air

COUPLET
After a couple of Tequila Sunrise
so I swap my drink that'll keep open my eyes
so I had a glass of Kahlua and cream
that's a blunder as I fell into a dream

INNER RHYME
I awoke that felt like a cape of good dope
morning sun I think of myself as undone
but what finds me amiss is what all of this
all awry the land slants slights but not the sky

END RHYME
No matter where I roam sand sea smells like home
glad I be if it's true but sad though I knew
a place that's all new naught a place where I grew
I walk and I moan knowing I am alone

RHYME
Flowers of blinding beauty scents that steal souls
sandy beaches where surf surges and tides ebb
eddibles and delectables island naturals
but minus the faces I know ease my schlep.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Deep Duet

"Deep Duet"



When I write I feel my fingers tapping keys

In my mind they are stroking black notes and ivory

You are sitting with me 

Place your warm hands on mine

“Metronome”, you whisper 

Warm breath on my neck close behind 

“But there are rules”, I say 

I lean back into you 

Time to move in tempo

We are deep duet

He colours my world

Intermezzo

Keys

Love Notes

Sharp 

Accidentals 

White and Black



(Lovejoy-Burton/April 2018)



"Love is like playing the piano, first you must learn to play by the rules, then you must forget the rules and play from your heart".



"An accidental, in music theory, is a musical notation that is used to raise or lower the pitch of a note. There are a handful of accidentals - sharps, flats, naturals, double sharps, and double flats. In piano, when an accidental precedes a note, it tells the pianist to play a different note from the original."









Lyrics/Let Me Love You - Peter Murphy
https://genius.com/Peter-murphy-let-me-love-you-lyrics

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