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Outside-In Inside-Out, Rebirth, Earth's Time Shares,

birth, creation, dark, death, earth, history, metaphor

OUTSIDE-IN---INSIDE OUT! ©   TANKA

Very green flushed carpets
Sky blue azure topped ceilings
Tree branched sofa chairs
Mirror sea rippling four walls 
Windows and doors shut!


REBIRTH!  © TANKA

Infant birthing new 
Into mankind-likened modes
Start fresh from homed sights
Cultured to suckle blind
On natures ‘tested’ recollected notes
Left ‘one on one’ in thought sense!



Earth’s Time Shares  © TANKA

Earth imploding ‘noted’
Fished from science scales to date
Attention everyone
Demise for man’s brutal act
Shrinks to pin-head size! 


MARKED SPACES!  ©  TANKA

Caterwauling winds
Float the once settled landfills
Forming 'blocks' of sand
Balanced on set place-mats
Dwindle down to nothings. 


A LITTLE SALT PLEASE! © TANKA

Salt beds remain ‘still’
Air-dried salt mines reap
Sea tides, air-dried onto land
Leave the needed salt shares
Flavour  'salted' dressings over time
Enhance life’s food plate!


FORMIDABLE THOUGHT! © TANKA 

Too many thoughts stockpile
Hanging words staged 'left'
Rehashed until spent
Sending 'mood-eating’ topics 
To announce ‘inner’ moon ‘tides’! 
 
work
SHARED AIMS! © TANKA

Unity bids man
Into work managed mindsets 
Oiling the forces ‘toil’
Producing metal and brawn
Empires bleed open! 


SET STRIDES  ©  TANKA

Brain building 'strides' learnt
Leg and body builds in time
All in a heady breath count
Balanced events mate
Affecting lifespan!
Form: Tanka


Story of Time

It is land of seas but was born in fire
The fire
Is what creation of our planet would inspire
Only when it cooled it put on more familiar attire

Than it was world of sea
With strange creatures in that sea
For next one hundred and forty million years only sea
Would control Earth’s destiny

Than creatures began to come onto land
Some adapted to live in trees others sand
Many different creatures would be found
In this strange but fertile land

Amphibians then reptiles in blink of evolutionary eye
And reptiles dominated earth, sea and sky
Pterodactyls would learn how to fly
But at the end of Mesozoic they and dinosaurs would die

New life would form
Mammals would evolve like a storm
New plants would take form
And seeing birds would now be norm

Then finally man appeared
And from certain point of view he is also weird
Through his time man both cried and cheered
And so far has not disappeared

He has mastered many things in his time
But what would be sublime
Is if he mastered the very time
And more importantly every line of time

When we see sea or huge field of grass we know it’s vast
When I look at the sun as it shadow down on the sea of grass it will cast
I realize time is vast
But divine must be face behind sun and time that forever will last
Form: Rhyme

Jonah

My word arose in Jonah's ear
To Nineveh say, "The judgment’s near;
Now harken unto My decree,
For your wicked ways have come to Me."

But from My presence Jonah fled
Down to Joppa so he sped
To Tarshish he bought a fare
In a ship to take him there.

The ship was battered by winds intense
The cargo lost at great expense
The captain cried, "Why do you sleep?
Entreat your God, our souls to keep."

The one was sought and lots were cast
It fell on Jonah - the truth at last.
"I am a Hebrew, I fear the Lord;
Save yourselves, throw me overboard."

"Do not charge us for Jonah's life
By ridding him we'll end this strife."
With fear and dread they threw him in
A fish prepared to swallow him.

Three days and nights he suffered hell
A time to think from where he fell
From the mouth of Sheol repentance grew
And onto land the fish did spew.

The streets of Nineveh heard that day
A prophet's warning to obey.
A fast was called, the city spared
The prophet left, his anger flared.

Another slap, it came his way
The mercy of God to those who obey
The sun, the shelter, the worm, the vine
The love of God meant to refine.

The storms of life are there to warn
Of impending judgement about to dawn
As My people run from Me
A fish I send to set them free.
Form: Ballad

The Tide

The wave are turning and I want 
To pull you from the tide, 
You go under, yet you use
The blue-black water to hide.

What are you hiding from? 
There's nothing to fear in this world.
Don't you want to curl up with me,
In love, tangled and furled?
Don't you want to breathe your last,
In a place you feel serene?
Don't you want to watch your family grow,
Your children reach their dreams?

Your conscience, it takes over.
You want to just lie down.
You want to go in peace and quiet,
Where you can't hear a sound.
It's not a choice between life and death,
But a choice within your mind.
You cannot search for who you are,
If you decide to hide.

I look at you, you look at me,
And it's all so surreal.
The worst is holding onto your soul, 
But, nothing you can feel.

I know you want to touch the bottom,
And surface to the top.
But you're convinced that there is no way,
You'd ever want to stop.

I know you want to break free,
And swim back onto land.
Even though you tell yourself
That you won't stand a chance.

Don't tell me any differently,
I can see it in your eyes.
You want to live, you want to love,
Do it all before you die.

It's not your time to leave this Earth,
And fly into the sky.
Let's get you dry and take you home,
No sorrys or goodbyes.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Wind Blown Dreams

The wind howls, breaking branches all about with cracks
Roaring like a racing train down the long metal tracks.
The wind blows lightly gliding a paper boat floating by
So quickly noticed, then gone with the blink of an eye.
The wind whistles in the grass, blowing the drifting sand
At a beach with waves crashing white wild curls onto land
                                
                                One after another…

The wind upon my face, releases tension into the air around
Where kites are flying above the park with a flapping sound.
                                 
                               At the end of the day…                       
                                  
                                     -  It stops  -

A calm evening settles quiet, as the silence tells a story, to be.
It began with the wind tossing images all around to see.
From the water to land, from the sky to the sea, it seems
Pictures ease the mind to sleep, falling into wind-blown dreams.

Heidi Sands
3/30/17
Form: Rhyme


Grand Howl For the Sea

Grand Howl for the Sea

Oh I howl!
Longing to be free…
But I remain, landlocked to a people
Growling and hissing you must face your responsibilities!

Indebted to a society into which my debts never seem to end.
I long to be a Man-child, Hidden from Society
 Gaining the Wisdom of the Jungle with child-like glee!
 Mowgli of the impenetrable Jungle, lost but found himself within.
Learning how to survive from nature herself
 When one is accepted as Kin


Sown into a land-lubbing society
Into which one must work and can never seemingly be free
Forever tied to the land and continuing responsibilities... 
Oh how I long to gain the Wisdom of the Seas
Constantly changing as it was free to express Emotions!
Without the Constraints of a [Rigid Society]

Thrusting itself onto land whispering…
Come away with me-
Gain the Wisdom of the Seas!
Float on your sea vessel
Akela, the lone wolf of the sea

I will show you the wonders of the world---
If only one would dare to come drift away with me….

Grand Howl For the Sea

Grand Howl for the Sea

Oh I howl!
Longing to be free…
But I remain, landlocked to a people
Growling and hissing you must face your responsibilities!

Indebted to a society into which my debts never seem to end.
I long to be a Man-child, Hidden from Society
 Gaining the Wisdom of the Jungle with child-like glee!
 Mowgli of the impenetrable Jungle, lost but found himself within.
Learning how to survive from nature herself
 When one is accepted as Kin


Sown into a land-lubbing society
Into which one must work and can never seemingly be free
Forever tied to the land and continuing responsibilities... 
Oh how I long to gain the Wisdom of the Seas
Constantly changing as it was free to express Emotions!
Without the Constraints of a [Rigid Society]

Thrusting itself onto land whispering…
Come away with me-
Gain the Wisdom of the Seas!
Float on your sea vessel
Akela, the lone wolf of the sea

I will show you the wonders of the world---
If only one would dare to come drift away with me….

Premium Member Pink Cotton Candy

Pink cotton candy striated clouds
Intermingle with blue
Lure the artist to observe painting
Upon a canvas true

Distant doves sing a summer song
Happy to raise a large brood
Soon they'll be independent
Seeking out their own food 

Life goes in circles, birds nesting
In places they were born
Some families never leaving
Hold onto land plant corn

The sun never failing man
Rises each day to warm
Today it rises fire ball red
Warning of impending storm

The canvas is painted a little
Different each day
No two exactly alike
For the earth doesn't stay

The earth's rotation brings change
Near and far to the sun
Slowly changing positions
Keeping life, having fun

Now the sun is golden glowing
Just above the tree tops
Its heat will be scorching too soon 
Destroying unwatered crops

Just a few minutes out on the porch
Time for spirit renewal 
How it prepares my inner needs
Helps my spirit fights duels

Written: Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rubicon Crossing-Edited

Our blue planet, the epitome of primal beauty,
a unique dot of singularity in celestial infinity,
revolved in astral space spinning nature’s splendors,
until on evolution trail hostile species of man arrived.

The creeping swarm of greed called progress
devours the green blanket thriving for ages,
constructs the toxic greenhouse on the planet instead,
extreme climate events trace global warming trajectory.

Glaciers and ice sheets melt at alarming rate,
rise of sea-level is unparallel in human history,
makes ingress of oceans onto land a future reality,
time would come to create the modern Noah’s ark.

The pristine nature was in realm of grandeur
in harmony with its stable innate equilibrium,
the stride of wanton exploitation marches on and on,
if unheeded, it’ll soon cross the sustainability rubicon.

October 13, 2021
Title chosen : Rubicon Crossing
Contest : Pick-A-Title, Vol 26
Sponsor : Edward Ibeh

Coco the Clown

Coco the clown went sailing one day 
to a holiday destination far far away

Suddenly, the sky went dark and the wind did blow
and the waves beneath his boat did grow and grow

Coco lost his oars as the winds blew and blew 
and he paddled his way with a size 50 shoe
                                                               
Through his telescope he saw an island far away in the distance 
and he made it to shore with his skill and persistence

A group of locals met him as he sailed onto land 
with necklace of bones and spears in hands
 
They carried off Coco to a waiting stock pot 
with vegetables and seasoning and water boiling hot
 
Poor Coco the clown was simmered to perfection 
they shared out the meat after careful dissection
 
They sat down to dine and after having a chew 
one said to the other “does this clown taste funny to you?”
© Wayne Mac  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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