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Premium Member Ode To Nature


Love forests and all within-   like the stream,
the trees, and every pretty sight,
midwinter days seem,
to me a wonderful delight,
both an awesome adventure and a dream.
I enjoy when the fragile snowflakes pour,
it makes the forest gay,
at night or day,
I always leave wanting to stay some more.

The next morn' I am back to walk the path,
and listen to the songbirds sing,
watch ducks have a bath,
see a cardinal flash his red wing,
the black crows seem to be on the warpath. 
Calm water is a mirror reflection,
fallen snow is pearl white,
quite a beautiful sight,
and the courage of nature is my obsession.
Form: Ode


Secrets Are Lonely

Somewhere lost within myself and the world
I see my dreams and I see a void
Secrets as lonely as any pearl
Is loneliness a time never to avoid?

Nothing last forever in time
Like love never lasting for the one in love
Death to steal from to have stories shine
Is it love or compassion to know to serve?

Whatever lies happening for one
Is never to be the happening for another
Though of cycles revolving the moon and the sun
We live on in uncertainties an ever, an after

What it takes to go beyond
What belongs to enhance the questing line?
Perhaps only quiet desperation can risk us along
And to reason with the course we find

Atween lies what everyone is to see
Though not all will agree to my judgment
Perhaps to term, is to become secrets to be
Where loneliness to every a soul has their every reason
© Joel Lee  Create an image from this poem.

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.

______________

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

Blue Orchids (DHR)

She's a girl in a pretty veil.
She dresses herself in blossoms,
treasures those little daisies.

But I see her, soiled,
in a resplendent turmoil.
She's exultant
in a catastrophe.

I would clasp her hand 
and run past this dismal truth.
But she has long kept me
her prisoner— 
A deity,
one she'd never offer glory to. 

She's a winner,
the vanquisher.
And yet all she ever flaunted 
were her ruptures before me. 

She lives her days in summer,
yet yearns for a long-lost winter.
She cherished daisies,
now she has only ever liked orchids,
the ones that bloom in blue.

She dons her pearl cloak,
yet ruins slip past her pearls. 
She's vigorous 
within a melancholy,
terrified it might perish.

Rise Up

It really puzzles me when it comes to how 
humans process and react to circumstances, 
for instance, 300 girls are kidnapped by 
lowlife cowardly terrorists,  while the world 
community sits back and says, " oh what a 
shame". Well im sorry words of outrage do not 
take action, people who care take action and 
deliver on their words. Their is current 
technology that can find these cowards and 
expert soldiers highly trained for extraction 
missions, and precision snipers who can kill 
up to a mile away, yet bombings, kidnappings, 
and threats from these cowards continues so 
blatantly its like they are laughing at the rest 
of the world. If i was a younger man i would 
go myself and do what i could, but the 
pounding of my hoofbeats for a sixty year old 
man just wont cut it . 
 When is enough enough, when will people 
rise up and quit voicing and start marching. 
When Hitler tried to conquer Europe and 
slaughter The Jewish nation the world 
declared war on him. He was a terrorist. When 
the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor the US 
immediately declared war and took action. 
Nobody wants a war but war is necessary 
when you have tyrants and terrorists who 
think they can have their way with no 
consequences. Write your MP, your member 
of Congress and tell them enough is enough. 
Do nothing and things will continue as they 
are. Rise Up!
Form: Narrative


Premium Member Pearl or Jade Necklace

Quote:"All art is autobiographical. The pearl is the oyster's autobiography".
Federico Fellini

The Taos Indian crafted jewel,  
A necklace strung with jade and some other gems. 
Looked so pretty to me, I bought it on the spot, 
Presented it to my wife, which she never wore in her life. 

Once I asked her, why don’t you wear that necklace? 
You would look pretty in it and would arouse some romance. 
She looked at me and asked, have you ever judged jewelry? 
Whoever wears green stone jewelry, I would rather buy a pearl necklace. 

What is so special about pearl necklaces?  
Pearl harvesters find only in one percent of oysters, 
Its layers of sand, glued in oyster’s glands, 
Still women love the bright white lustier of beady pearls. 

She is gone for many years, the jade necklace I keep in my heart, 
It’s not the value of jewelry, it is what it is sentimentally worth, 
She wore pearl and other jewelries, and tried to look her best, 
If she had worn my gift necklace, she would have looked her best. 

Now I adore her picture on the wall, 
With the jewelry she did not like at all, 
To me she looks the prettiest doll, 
Wearing this precious jade jewel crafted by love.
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member You Must Never Cease to Be Whimsical and Free

You Must Never Cease to Be Whimsical and Free
You must never cease to be whimsical and free,
For in the flight of your dreams lies the sublime colors of the sky.
Do not let the burden of your life weigh on someone else's shoulders,
For you are the sculptor of your destiny, let your name resound.
Through the shadowed forests of doubt and despair,
Carry your fragile light, let it shine with fervor.
In the secret dance of stars and ever-changing clouds,
Find freedom in their shifting visions.
In the uncharted jungle of unfolding days,
Keep your heart open, let your dreams be brave.
Do not allow others to paint with shades of gray,
For you are the artist who colors eternity.
In the deep ocean of your turbulent thoughts,
Swim gracefully, even when the waves strike and demand.
Keep your whimsy like a rare and precious pearl,
For in it lies the spark of your life, your beautiful world.
Upon the vast sky of infinite and pure possibilities,
Ignore the voices that seek to tether you to the ground.
You have wings, even in the midst of encircling storms,
And thus, your story will shine like a star reborn day by day.
So, in this world full of mystery and shadowy secrets,
Never cease to be the whimsical soul, untamed,
And do not give others the burden of your life, the bright spark,
For you are the lighthouse that illuminates the twilight, a rare star.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Make Me Whole - Potd: a Collaboration With Heidi Sands

Oh, precious one, I need you...
        Be the missing ying to my yang.
         Come on home to a safe haven
        In this warm, cozy heart of mine.
Stay forevermore, I implore thee, because...
     Without you, there's a hollow there!
              And I'll journey through
         This vale of tears, incomplete.
        Akin to sunlight without the sun,
            Or a shadow without light,
           Or a Romeo without his Juliet,
 Or a pearl being formed without an oyster.
     On my own, I am but a starless night.
       My dearest, say you need me, too.
   Let me be the sparkling star that shines
            With light to fill your heart.
         I will be as the sun that rises
          To make the shadows dance.
  Together our home, will be our universe
      Where pearls are at our fingertips.
     Warmth will fill every hollow corner
      As tears dry and smiles commence.
               We'll be a shining duo
        High as the moon leading tides.
These tides of love in strength we'll share;
           Moving endlessly together.
            I'll reach your cozy heart
          Where I'll stay forevermore!
    All this could be, if you complete me.
        I beseech you, make me whole.


Edward Ibeh and Heidi Sands: A collaboration.
Poem of The Day on 01/26/2022

Submitted for...
Do- It (Duets) Poetry Contest
Sponsored by James Edward Lee Sr.
Date written: 01/25/2022

Poet's Note: I'd like to take this opportunity thank the prolific, tremendously gifted poetess, Heidi Sands, for being my duet partner for this contest. She jumped at the chance to collaborate with me--despite her current struggle with writer's block--and I couldn't be more grateful and appreciative. I'll forever cherish this romantic poem we created together. I really couldn't have done it without her. I appreciate you, Heidi. xoxo

Premium Member The Birthright Coin Flip Game

Just flip a coin
And you'll enjoy
A newborn, bouncing baby boy.

Just flip a coin
And find a pearl
A newborn, bouncing baby girl.

Both born co-equal at the start -
Co-equal with a heart, a mind,
Yet differ as their lives unwind.

Yes, down the lengthy road of life
Through messages for roles we send
Co-equal mostly seems to end.

Abilities become obscure
And with that fondest hopes and dreams
Assigned disparate paths it seems.

With such great promises arrayed
To key the very start of things
What cost by loss destiny brings.

Co-equal at the start of life,
Co-equal at the very end,
It's years between time should amend.

Then, what must take place after this
Without in fact assigning "blame"
In this unequal coin flip game?
Form: Rhyme

The Aviators' Alphabet

A is for Airspeed who graduated from Oxford
   B is for Bristol with their whispering giants
C is for Convair and Canadair also
   B recalls Boulton-Paul who built many Defiants.

D for De Havilland and those sleek Comet racers
   E for the energy shown at Embraer
F connotes Fairchild who made a Packet or two
   And G stood for Grumman at whom few tomcats stare.

H means Handley-Page or old Hawker-Siddeley
   Astounding the globe with their jump-jet designs
I’s for Invincible, she sailed with Sea Harriers
   J for the Jetstream with its dynamic lines.

K stands for Kaman so creative with rotorcraft
   L must be Lockheed, the Starfighter’s dad
Whining like werewolves when losing their airspeed
   Sure to send shivers down the spine of some lad.

M is for Mooney, sleek princess of pistons
   N recalls Northrop proud makers of Hornets
Patrolling our oceans from carriers grey
   Safeguarding airspace up close to the Arctic
Or defending the cargoes we import every day.

O for the Ospreys whose engines can tilt
   P means Piaggio with rare pushing propellors
Drowning-out tenors with their monotone song
   Queue for the taxiway, proceed as instructed
Safe separation your life will prolong.

R for those Robins with oddly cranked wings
   S stood for Sopwith, with taut wiring and struts
T for the Taylorcraft, no need for sprung nosewheel
   U for the uniformed men in rough huts.

V for those Vickers from Brooklands ascending
   W for Westland down Somerset way
X-painted large means don’t use this runway
   As it’s not been maintained for many-a-day.

Y is the yearning to sit in a cockpit
   To strap oneself tight to a privileged seat
Z for the Zeros that rattled their cannons
   And so strafed the decks of a Pearl Harbour fleet.

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