Long Peaches Poems

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Premium Member Yirdaki Rhapsody

Yirdaki rhapsody;
no passing fancy.
Breath-bullet; 
spinning down its chamber of wood;
enchanting elixir, so very good.

Breathing sound-light; 
how it bleeds, so right; 
a healing vibration, 
echoing sensation; 
didgeridoo’ing brings cosmic elation!

Born in the woods of each tone, 
brings magic of visioning dreams.

Peace waves resounding from Yirdaki dreams; 
can elevate spirit to heights never seen.  
Thanks to the bug, who devours his grub; 
harmony gives the world, a big hug.

Yirdaki rhapsody, 
like peaches and cream;
Is sweet perfection that is sure to glean; 
miraculous joy, from all who can hear it.  
It extracts the funk, from all who are near it.

The song of the wood; 
it rides on a breeze; 
the vibrational gift, 
is so sure to please.  
It’s not just a hollowed out tube, 
you can bet; 
it’s healing energy surpasses all tests.

On another plane I ride, vibrations, 
which upon I slide; 
mind dances on the tonal tide.  
I waltz within the timeless realms; 
Yirdaki posted at the helm.  

Melting deep into the drone, 
my spirit does not stand alone.  
The things I see, within the drone; 
when done, will usher me back home.

Yirdaki rhapsody, how it swells 
and secrets it will ever tell.  
The dance is meant, to call all souls.  
Come dance and be inside the fold.
Form: Prose


Premium Member Drip-Dry

feeling exposed as mud splatters,
the cotton clinging and drenched
chattering teeth, seething relief
as the sun warms the rancid smile
of bulbous peaches pressing,
depressing and like an eclipse,
a disturbing shadow of unwomanliness.
all at once passionate, lusting, learned,
yes educated by tongue-filled eyes
and lies of squeezing love. tears drip-dry
for the milkmaid and the sodden sisterhood.
the fun begins, a roundup, but who wins...

i stand at a safe distance, heart on full alert,
stirring cheers and deathly gaps of shadowplay,
snipped cutouts of the soul hung on hangman lines.
a story waiting to be told on bar stools. another man
leans in looking at her wretched chest rise and fall,
fully ready to expose the secrets, pinning them
to the ground. and the sun goes up and down.

9/19/2018
First Place Premiere Winner
Mid-September 2018 Contest (Brian Strand)

Colorful Me Lsd

Colorful Me LSD



Kaleidoscope euphoric psychedelic dreams
Rainbows colour perfect peaches and cream
Splashes orgasmic silhouettes of tiny screams
Cobalt rain droplets in a sunny set theme...

Tiny pearl spiders spin opaque webs in my spine
Snow plowed glass hazards in white chalked up lines
In awe to see so artfully the world in this design
Cosmic Being floating heavenly sure I am just fine...

Static electricity behind my waterfall aqua eyes
Oceans of misery as I bid a colorful goodbye
Back to mortality in a black and white world full of lies
Lucy in the sky in tiny blue diamonds she cries...



05/31/16
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bits of Delicacies

night market! a juggle of flavors
succulent and citrusy with
pears  pumpkins  peaches inflamed
and clothed in sweetened rinds like
watercolors of  tangerine and mauve...
stems dipped in waters of tender sun
         flesh touching flesh,
         nectar glazing bronze on squirts turned into nectar, 
         into  savory brine... then to wiggle 
         upon a  harvest filling
quilted baskets sucked and chewed: beaded 
globules, bulbs rippling in own honeyed pools,
tangy fruitage which bears the ripest of ovules 
lacing the tongue ambrosial. tangy...
         and ladies like rush home with flushed romance
         in their heads
with  piles of delicacies bending  swirling 
on  their ample chests
to taste the liquid   radiant syrup 
of eve's craving for a night lovers' feast.


For Debbie Guzzi's Just A Little Bit Of Sugar
2/22/2017

Premium Member summertime

Sunsets of a thousand colors,
jumping into crystal blue waters,
yeah, baby - school's out for summer.

At first, it’s a shock - ignoring the clock,
we’re like prisoners set free
- for a two-month party
- and no responsibilities

Ditch the books b1tchez - you’re my tribe
- summer’s our vibe and it’s time to slip-n-slide.

Barbeque, corn on the cob, juicy peaches,
lemonade, popsicles, hot sandy beaches,
thunderstorms, short shorts, cotton candy clouds,
let's get a little too silly and a little too loud.

Coleslaw, hotdogs, sharing French fries
Charles smokin' ribs, burgers piled high,
lounging by the pool, with friends dropping by.

Sunglasses, flip-flops, midnight walks, crop tops,
sunrise mornings, throwing frisbees in the park

Playlist DJ’n, the bare feet are tappin', we’re TikTok dancin’,
and, truth or dare, I’m seeing a couple of new romances.

Ferris wheel spinnin', funnel-cake eatin’, roller coaster screamin’,
the kettle-corn’s poppin’ for rom-com streamin’ and reality-TVing.

My mom asked, “Why are you girls all sleeping in one room?”
The answer? “Cause there ain’t no cure for the summertime snooze”

Why doesn’t someone make a sunblock perfume?

Umbrellas, watermelons, 3am dips, Taco Bell trips
and roasting marshmallows on the poolside fire-pit

Beach towels spread like butterfly wings,
hey, our tans are starting to match our bikinis!

Come on, relax, have an ice-cold martini.
We’re not doin’ nothin' - we’re makin’ memories!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Is there any romance in a Square Dance

Here we  go, all start with a left grand.
Apples in pies and peaches are canned.

Lost my partner waddle I do?
Single file promenade they’ll be back to you. 

Flies in the buttermilk shoo fly shoo.
Sashay back to your darlin waitin for you. 

Don’t hold her too tight she might be frail.
Allemande left, don’t be slow like a snail.

Now do-si-do here we go, keep on the trail.
And never tie a knot in a Guinea Pig‘s tail.

Swing your partner, where’s she gone?
Most fun you can have with all ya clothes on.

Now all join hands and circle wide.
Don’t tread on his boots they are his pride.

Swing your honey, swing her round.
Lift her feet right off the ground.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Cashier At the 5 and Dime

The Cashier at the 5 and Dime

She does not wear paint on her face. 
I noticed, there is no war to be found, 
around the corners of her mouth...
only a soft crease, 
where a smile has worn a path, 
worth retracing... 
again and again... 
with my lips.

There is no spray in her hair, 
she does not smell like a fancy place. 
When I passed her in church, 
the scent of wild coconuts 
and fresh Georgia peaches...
came to me. 
It was like a perfume cloud, 
from the downwind side, 
near the gates of Heaven, 
surely. 

I can not remember what she wore. 
Or, even what she will wear the next I see her. 
I can not take my eyes from her very being, 
the whole sense of what she is, 
lights up the room, 
and brings the sunshine inside, 
on every gray day. 
On sunny days, 
rays of gold seem to radiate, 
from the ends of her hair. 
I am taken, 
to somewhere I dare not be, 
and pray never to come back from, 
ever...
again. 

I step up and place my items on the belt. 
I have been here a few times, 
and no one has said a thing. 
But truly, I need...
one more item, 
to get one more look, 
to see her one more time,
then...
I will be fine.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Maria Has Gone

Maria has Gone

She has gone
She has left
Maria is no more
She has no use for players
She has no use for Juan or his slayers

Adam is caught
In the sheets of his deception
Eva Maria has left, looking for the alma Santa Maria
Sands erase the love, Maria is all but gone
She searches the beaches
For meringue and peaches

Maria has gone
Maria has left
Maria knows them all
The usual suspects

Maria your color is beautiful
The way it sways
Maria your tango plays with me
For I must be truthful

Maria has gone
Maria has left
Maria knows them all
The usual suspects

We dance cheek to cheek
Tossed the cheaters to the sea
The usual suspects drowned
We bailar for the love to be

Ok ok ok
The players are here to stay
Maria though she will not be swayed
She has left, she can not be played

She has left
You will see
Look at the sea shore
She ran free, she is with me

How beautiful are her curves
Beautiful and bonito she swerved
I wanna touch her in the dark
I wanna kiss her right on the heart

Maria has gone
Maria has left
Maria knows them all
The usual suspects

They shed tears she has gone
They dance in silent seductions
The usual ones, one and the same
Players playing all the same game

Maria has gone
Maria has left
Maria knows them all
The usual suspects

Now Maria has nerves
That are as smooth as her curves
She knows when the dance is right
The usual suspects will not be in site

Maria has gone
Maria has left
Maria knows them all
The usual suspects

Besos under the moon
She had me swoon
Maria has left
No need to look anymore

She dances at my front door


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Form: Lyric

Premium Member She Sighs My Silly Man-

My silly man, you inspire me to walk.
I love the way you cuddle and talks,
Invading my mind daily through the night,
Always dreaming about my charming locks.

Let me compare you to an ideal tune?
You are more awesome and more sarcastic.
Black sun heats the funny peaches of June,
And summertime has the amino plastic.

How do I love you? Let me count the ways.
I love your debonair, fingers and style.
Thinking of your strong hand fills my days.
My love for you is the sunny hairstyle.

Now I must away with a surreal heart,
Remember these keen words whilst we're apart.

6/12/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©
Form: Sonnet

Missouri Raised

Growing up in Podunk Missouri,
meant that we had the freedom to roam.
Up and down rivers and wooded hills,
those places that we called home.

Picked berries, peaches, plums, and cherries,
and at least the ones that didn’t fill our bellies.
Mom would turn them into some mighty fine,
pies, cookies, canned juices and jellies.

Morel mushrooms in the frying pan, 
could find them after a soft spring rain.
Serve with fried Catfish rolled in cornmeal,
and tomatoes, ‘taters, and onions.

Rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, and possums,
our blue tick was ready and able.
With the help of a marksman’s keen eyes,
it was easy to fill the supper table.

We built hideouts from leaves, weeds, and twigs,
out beneath a weeping willow’s green.
We laid with our backs against soft grass ,
wishing on each falling star we’d seen.

The screeches and hoots of a night owl,
watching us capture fireflies in jars.
The call of goatsuckers and whippoorwills,
filled our summer nights beneath the stars.

Wildflowers covered all the ditches, 
that ran down our dusty gravel road.
Wood-post fences cradled new-born calves,
or protected crops that had just been sowed.

Some nights we ate around a campfire,
had no white tablecloth with frilly lace.
Beggar’s lice clinging tight to our jeans,
and red mosquito whelps on our face.

Soles of shoeless feet tough as leathe,r
as up and down those hills we would climb.
Moving deeper into life’s adventure,
we tried to outrun the passing time.

Those joyous years there in the woodlands,
before the future took us away.
Left me with many fond memories,
of that happy childhood yesterday.
Form: Rhyme

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