Long Pearl Poems

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My Abc Poem

My ABC Poem 
 Above the highest mountain
 Beyond the distant sky
 Christ's servants
 Deliver blessings
 Even to those who cheat and lie
 Falling from grace 
 Grieves the Savior's heart
 In prayer we can find forgiveness
 Joy, to us God will impart
 Kindness is the answer
 Love extend to both friend and foe
 Mercies unending
 Now is the time to sow
 Only seeds that deepen faith
 Pearl of great price we can know
 Question not God's wisdom
 Respond to His Way and Control 
 Spend time in His Word 
 Treasure your moments with Him alone
 Under no circumstance
 Venture without the Sword of the Spirit 
 When you walk through the door of your home
 X Commandments obey
 Your Lord make your top priority
 Zealously surrender all in return for a life of eternity

 inspirations by Joan Donnelly Ellis Sept. 29 2015
Form: ABC


Premium Member I Could Sit Here

I Could Sit Here”

I could walk along this sandy shore.
Crashing waves to and fro.
Sandpipers chirping,
Seagulls circling,
White sails sailing. 
I could sit here for a while.

I could hike this rocky trail.
Relish the splendor of snowcapped peaks
Bathe in an icy brook
Cast a line without a fly
Bull elk braying in the meadow below
I could sit here for a while

I could lie in this meadow of green,
As Meadowlarks sing their prairie songs.
Powder-puff clouds away up high. 
A Light breeze cools my brow.
Golden sunset paints the sky.
I could sit here for a while.

I could swing you to and fro
Watch you glide up to the sky.
Your gleeful laughter makes me high. 
You are the sunshine in my eye,
The brightest pearl in my life.
I could sit here for a while.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A New Brief Discourse On An Old Topic

There is no sin but ignorance. (Christopher Marlowe)

Sin is the failure of an imperfectly made being to keep a perfect law. (Matthew Pearl-"The Dante Club")

ASSUMPTION:
Sin does not exist
Until or unless
It is publicized.

PRESUMPTION:
Public scandal
Is what makes
A sinful act offensive.

QUESTION:
Is sin in silence
Still a sin?

DISCOURSE:
There was a time
When virtue was its own reward,
But, over the course
Of human interaction,
That concept seems to have
Acquired a variety
Of different interpretations,
As well as to have suffered
A noticeable decrease in value
As well as in popularity.
To sin is still,
And always will be,
A human prerogative,
But to keep it a secret,
Nowadays,
Is practically impossible.

CONCLUSION:
At all levels of society,
Too many have learned,
Too well,
The art of removing scruples,
The science of loosening the bonds
Of human conscience,
And have convinced themselves
That sin in silence
Is not a sin at all.

Birth of Venus

"Birth of Venus" 

The yo yo 
bleeds and bends
a life haunted by ghouls

green nymphs
blowing pixie dust
kissing bottom 

a donkey’s soul
tight rope walkin' -
all for love

trust 
is the pill 
swallowed

suspension;

addiction, 
the lies laid 
believed in cut perfection 

the trapeze drop
plays purple rain 
prisoners 

seeking sanity 

the windows close
out the world
eventually

what lives in sleep
comes to collect you
flame throwing its creed

sparkling angels
drag their smiles
fresh scarlet stilettos

legion 
playing 
violins

Botticelli reaches
for his pearl 
rising from a new ocean

naked virtue 
clean living 
on a clam shell

birth of Venus 
eyes smiling
irreverently 

not a word
spoken

(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)






"Ison"/Sevdaliza
https://youtu.be/znV9KDsNtXY







pixie dust/angel dust/purple rain.
Bottom/Midsummer Nights Dream.
Botticelli/Birth of Venus.

https://www.widewalls.ch/magazine/the-birth-of-venus-botticelli-painting
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Bottom

Premium Member Ode to Winter

Winter’s beautiful season is like frozen pearls in white
Tree branches coated in frozen sleet glow at night 
Some have the courage to embrace the storms of life
While some are fearful of traveling during winter’s plight

Rivers appear as beautiful frozen mirrors of glass
A sight to admire but best to try to not try to pass
Red cardinals perched on frozen tree branches
Singing the mating calls waiting for their chances

The sun warms and melts the ice-covered streets
Some embrace it as they walk outside in cleats
The bitter winter wind sometimes howls and sings
As the snow blizzard brings a white purity to things

Midwinter is an adventure for many who love to be
Out in the fresh air ice fishing or learning to ski
Snowmobilers pray for a nice huge snowstorm
To ride the trails for fun while still staying warm



Poetry Wheel Challenge:

Theme: Adventure
Emotion: Courage
Color: Pearl
Season: Midwinter
Form: Ode
Object: Mirror
Verb: Sing

Created using the PoetrySoup Poetry Wheel.
Form: Ode


Premium Member Love For You

The sparkling dawn lighted up my heart’s horizon, 
spread the sunburst colors of yearning
on the fervent garden blooming with my love,
swathing the facsimile of your florid face.

The patina of rose flushed your cheeks,
glittering with the grandeur of charismatic petals.
Rhapsody wind blew in the meadow of my heart,
as you became mine, I floated in the air of euphoria.  

In the valley of my mind contoured by desire,
I carved the channel of longing to reach you.
The fervid cloud of craving melted in a torrent,
made my limitless love a cascading river I swam. 
 
Flowing with the current of your charming allure, 
my emotions soared high to your moonlit sky,
where my love weaved the enticing lattice of stars, 
draping my heart with enchanting tinsels I preserved. 

Your alluring footprints I traced, 
whenever I felt void and alone in the dark wasteland,
you raised for me the scarlet sun of hope,
my love shined like golden cloud in gorgeous dawn sky.

When my garden was drenched by the eventide hue,
I saw your beauty blossom in my alluring arms. 
The sapphire patina of the unfurling iris buds  
glistened in your eyes with the lilting luster of love.

A tiny drop of joyful tear in the corner of your eye
gleamed like the luring pearl of shimmering dew,
reflected the radiant flicker of yearning of my heart, 
the view took me to the edge of the stalled time.

In midsummer mystique night I took you
through the moondust mist to the dulcet sea shore.
Tuning my pulsating heart with sapphire rhythm of waves,
I placed on your arms a bouquet and me.

With the melody of the whistling flute of zephyr,
and the mesmeric music of the rolling waves,
I composed the lyric of my love resonating for you
with my yearning that imaged my dreams in your eyes.

In my journey across the undulating terrain of life, 
through the blizzard in the winter of despair,
and along the valley of flowers in the spring of delight, 
by my side I find you, my wife, the precious gift of God.

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March 7, 2023
Contest : For You, Love
Sponsored by : Regina Mcntosh

Premium Member Naming Fish

People often get stuck on what to call their fish
and in many cases come up with ridiculous things.
They imagine some kind of greatness, attached to
naming,  and they name them Moby, or Jaws, or  Hannibal.

Some are poetic and flowing like water- Eulalie
or Aolani( Ay-o-lawn-ee) which means "Heavenly Cloud."

Some joke, and call them Sushi or Chips
which no self respecting pet suspects the meaning of  …..
or, they  invoke nature -with
Bubbles, Starlight or Pearl.

There was a puffer fish named Toto that became 
a small attraction at a resort turtle pool
Beside a path of yellow stone he would surface -
squirt a perfect stream of water from his mouth
to the surprise and delight of passing tourists

daily upstaging resident sea turtles.

Premium Member In the Rain Drenched Sand

I write a message in the rain drenched sand
I scrawl my words with trembling fingers
I appeal to him with my thoughts
And he listens to my prayers

He says, I am his child
My whole life he has planned for me
He is part of my heart and soul
An exquisite shining pearl

And like a fisherman gathering his net
He gathers his children to him
His love has no bounds
He is the inspiration for my poetry

A light showing the way
I write a message in the rain drenched sand
I scrawl my words in the wet
While he holds my trembling hand

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August 27, 2012


Poetry/Verse/In the Rain Drenched Sand
Copyright Protected, ID 09-415-628-27
All Rights Reserved, 2012, Constance La France

Inspired by the poem Premier Contest, In The Palm Of His Hand
By Vienna Bombardieri, NA, Judged 09/2012

__________________
Written for the Standard Copy Cat, 
Sponsor, Joann Grisetti, Judged 08/27/2012

Fourth Place
Form: Verse

Premium Member Elegy for my late Uncle

  “Grief is like the ocean. The waves ebb and flow. Sometimes the water is calm. Other times it's turbulent. In order to survive, I had to learn to swim. In moments when I struggled with massive waves of grief, I rode it out.” 
Dana Arcuri  

When the pearl moon is sinking 
and the sea dreams in silence,  
when the skies reflect 
  the sunrise within sighs,  
I close my eyes and unlock 
  my grieving heart.  
There, your sincere smile glows
  like a string of golden pearls,  
and your song, an echoing melody,  
while jasmine rain croons 
into the mourning mists.  
And I whisper to the stars:
 show me what it's like in heaven,  
where angels and fairies 
sway to your vanilla laughter,  
for I am still healing from 
the shadows of your demise.

I remember, 
I was a teenage tempest 
dressed in crusts of raven,  
but you saw 
unicorns and butterflies
soaring above 
whirling waves of angst.  
and wove my darkness 
with acrylic glitter. 
You were the antidote 
  to my bleeding ink.  
you were the sakura spring
 among my tattered twigs,  
you watched me laugh 
into the gothic duskiness.

Somehow seeking fireflies 
within my summer maze,
did illuminate your weathered time, 
like rainbow roses, 
engrossed in emerald empathy.
You always knew the 
right phrase to rhyme,  
subtle syllables to 
write every wrong.  
You were my comfort 
on lonely days.
The uncle, I cherish, 
so young and charismatic…

Orchids in your 
orchard still sprout~
flaunting their colors 
in your mauve memory,   
and your seraphic aura lingers  
as the magnetic essence
      of eternal warmth.  
Now I am draped in 
  mementos and euphonious wind-chimes,
emanating the fragrance 
   of evergreen grass and soulful sunflowers. 
Someday, I will find my way
     to your empyrean home, 
        where you reside in poetry and affection…
Form: Elegy

Premium Member I Am a Poem

I am one breathtaking moment, I am heartbreak, I am lost and alone
I am one raindrop, or a flowering rose, a distant star, or a meadow lark
Or a dark cloud that hovers on the horizon
I am memories from a long ago childhood, and I am many tears and deep sorrow
I am rainbows and seasons, and a reason to sing a love song
I tell a story, share some laughter, feel the glory
I am all the colors of our world, I am disappointment, or a pearl
I am all races, all creeds, the scattering of seeds and words unfurled into the light
I am all the hurt, all the anger, all the joy, all the love
I am all who believe in God above, and all who doubt
I laugh, and sing, and wail and shout, I show devotion, unleash emotion 
I lay stepping stones to healing, renew by sharing feelings
I am a few unbroken rules, a few enchanting jewels, an ember, a spark
I am a poem.........and........I have a heart


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Written 12/22/2010

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