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Premium Member Baby's Quaint Garden

Slumbering baby's feet rest in a quaint garden,
     As their youngest member naps peacefully,
          A wailing baby stirs, ignores looks made silly,
               After a short while, normalcy weighs-in.

               An exuberant baby squirms around,
          As a whimsical garden undress for young sight,
     That being proffered midst an increased, proper light,
Above and under, a baby goes round.

Hush, a ladybug takes flight bouncingly,
     A baby's head progresses upward and around,
          Venturing to detect the beating sound,
               A head steadies, a tiny face powdered with glee.

               Coos, giggles, an orange speck gain the distance,
          A grinning baby receives the same fate,
     While some garden remains behind a closing gate,
And a sun sinks past a white picket fence.


Date: 08/20/2019
Writing Challenge 2, August 2019 - Enclosed Rhyme - Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Dear Heart - Wiishkobi Ode


Premium Member Golden Meadow Smile

We had missed five days in
The last two weeks
Due to the ice and snow.
Roads and streets had been impassable—
Freezing rain, blowing snow and black ice.
We started the day late at 10 am.
I greeted them at the doors—
Worried about attendance.
But, ninety-five percent made it. 
Fantastic!
They were wrapped in hooded jackets
And wore toboggans with rainbow colors.
Mothers had stuffed them with oatmeal,
Hotcakes and sausage.
One carried chocolate milk
And powdered sugar donuts,
Along with tousled hair and a big smile.
I was glad they made it.
We didn’t need to lose another
Day of instruction.

The day went smoothly, too.
In spite of the frigid cold that pushed
The mercury down to two degrees.
Frozen feet tracked salted snow
Onto brightly buffed tiles.
One carried an icicle two foot long—
I convinced him it would keep outside.

Then came lunch.
The short day was ready made for
Corn dogs and sloppy Joes—
A menu that might have been invented
By kindergarteners.
But they hardly touched either one.
Today they served
Golden Meadow Orange Dream Bars—
A dessert that was surely made in Heaven.

Ice cream on the coldest day of the year.
And the February freeze was forgotten.
The orange circled smiles of kinders
Beamed a warmth from within,
Making the remainder of the day brighter,
Marking an end to winter.

Premium Member Orange

Like bursting orange pearls that float from mellowing trees
Translucent the montage of falling heaves and heaps
Dressing the ground adorning Winter's gate to pass through
In timeless drift to fall and wither to anew

Winds shift to drift like sifted flour, powdered
Like donuts sprinkled with white sugar devoured
Eating the sky with whistles and howls beseeched
Swirling to turn briskly finding its colder breach

Morning tide arises to lift its globeflower sun
Blooming low with arms outstretched, spreading stunned
Bleeding orange in mother earth's basket filling
Bidding to inspire the courage of all souls willing

Breaking through darkness this guardian of hope arises
For great is the heart's bequest to dream beyond horizons
Blazing orange in the pristine painted sky this glorious morn
Primordial our story, our peace, our beauty be reborn


10-11-2019
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member How 2 Bake A Poem

Mix maroon heart with amber ambition
Silver start swiftly amethyst affliction 
How do you heal when you’re blue broken 
Create a poetic meal to eat keep hope and

Stir in sandy sonnets from years in the rain
Sprinkle Senryu, haiku despite peach pain
Let cranberry couplets cream morbid thought
Sift soulful sentiment knitted like amber art

Add a dollop of daylight in your wisest words
And mince moonlight sautéed by wing of bird
Knead the dough of poems soul as it forms
Pour in powdered pan man, woman so warm

Bake to taste by lavender lake full of adjectives 
You’ll know when it’s done for it’s like magic is
Transforming minds and making designs of brain
That’s how to bake a poem, green grace stay sane
Form: Rhyme

Our Lilies

As if waiting for August, bullet buds
were ready to explode in front of shrubs.
Now they are blushing bursting in your face,
rich shades of pink, radiant in this space.
Beneath the apple tree their perfume drifts.
Hover flies are drawn, as the scent emits,
to powdered stamens trembling in the breeze,
and petals as a star attract the bees.

All this comes from a gift that we had placed
in the only vacant space and in haste
some years ago to let them grow all chaste
at our garden's heart which they have graced.
With you I feel compelled this sight to share.
Imagine if you can the fragrance there.
Form: Sonnet


Premium Member Fall

Is there anything better than 
The faint smell of smoke from a fireplace on a crisp cool day?
Is there anything better than
Being huddled in the stands watching the local football team play?

Is there anything better than
Raking up leaves in a pile for the kids to run through?
Is there anything better than
Seeing the sunlight glistening off the morning grass dew?

Is there anything better than
A white powdered donut with a glass of fresh apple cider?
Is there anything better than
A Halloween night with ghosts and goblins and spiders?

Is there anything better than
A horse drawn hayride out in the pumpkin patch?
Is there anything better than
Watching a squirrel gathering his winter stash?

Is there anything better than
The change of the seasons, anything better at all?
Is there anything better than
This time of year, the summer turning into fall?
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Heartbeats

Precious bluebird, here alone
I think of you, my thoughts then roam
On flights of fancy there I go
Exotic places I don't know

But everywhere my flight does land
There's turquoise water, powdered sand
And there I make a place for you
And look across that ocean blue

I strain my eyes across the vast
My coordinates to you I cast
And hope to see your sail one day
Approaching me to always stay

Your every want, your every need
Here on earth I'd try to feed
And if I couldn't what I'd do
Is I would play guitar for you

It's my way of giving me
Pure and open, all for free
Its value isn't tangible
But my love is infrangible 

It's solid, real, and will be there
For all my life for you I'll care
And wait and hope the day will come
When separate hearts can beat as one
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member An Evening Composition


The noise of the day
has subsided and folded
into a quiet
under the soft covers
of a July evening.
The eyes seem to resist
the particular and instead
focus on nothing 
but the sum - the glow 
from shore lights 
smudged on water,
the dark sky powdered
with translucent clouds
and the faint filaments 
of stars strung out overhead.

Tonight, I don't want 
the granular detail of things
to steal my attention
but to enjoy the blending,
the stand back meld
of colors, of each stroke,
forming a picture transcending
its parts. I want to feel
the evening being
put together
into a boundless whole,
to be beyond 
the smallness of myself
and be absorbed totally
into the mystery
of the composition

Premium Member Look Closely

Look closely,  feel the harmless heat 
enveloping black-diamond 
         petals in the glistening
            garden of glossy geraniums.
There, sprouts rosemary dreams
           from an untouched silhouette,
           eager to be seen beyond 
      her perfumed pigments. 

Her universe was sprinkled 
with starry streams 
of gleaming rays, 
as she swayed to symphonic 
serenades filled with hazel dust.
They may gawk with greedy 
glares as wide as the night sky,
marking her with lecherous 
objects that only please 
shameless eyes.

She was never 
in need of a sixth sense
to understand iron glances
that travel in nefarious packs,
with sugar-burnt hunger 
washing all over her
unblistered flesh,
judging her concealer 
as a manipulative facade,
seeking uncalled-for affirmations
that she never solicited,
misconceiving her thin lines 
of red-river lipstick.

Her summer physique allowed 
no consent for invasive intrusion,
yet carnal cravings become 
unwelcome toxic trespassers.

Their immoral thoughts 
believe shallow words 
give them wanderlust wings,
while sinister stars in their sky
label her a soulless mannequin,
objectifying her 
cinnamon-glazed skin,
sun-kissed hair, 
and pecan-powdered~
caramelized voluptuous flare,
with their vehement 
voracious desires.
Swinging penetrative thin blades 
of opinions from miles,
oblivious to the fact that 
she is the sanguine strength 
that strolls in silver silence 
across spiky swards,
suppressing the pain her 
bones have endured with 
every whiskering 
whistle they wolfed.
There, if the mauve moon and 
crystalline constellations look closely,
they would find versatile 
mirrors of meaning 
reflecting the times 
she parades a smile too
comfortable to wear,
for they have concluded 
her bed to be a shrine 
of blenders and
overflowing thickened blades,
cursed by the biological
sins of Adam's ancestors.

Premium Member Beira's Wings

From stark equinox, a cold wind blows
Maiden Winter closes the final rose,
Now she stands at the frosted gate
Decked in pristine robe so ornate
Dusted leaves drift from balding trees;
Crowning tiny pearls of arctic breeze.
Her wand sparks pale Eos’ quiet thrill
Quilts of eyelids wake on threadbare hill,
Soon kingdom’s carpet will turn to steel
And dashes of fairies pour a misty reel.
All snow -bound hours and icy nights
Blinkies*, a million twinkling lights
Scatter their magical flakes once again,
For powdered toes to whisk on capped lane.

And so the frigid bouquets will cling
Till crystals explode across Beira’s* wing.




©


*Eos- Greek Titan goddess of dawn
*Blinkies—Jamaican term for fireflies
*Beira—Celtic goddess of Winter


Fairy Tails Contest by nette onclaud
Form: Couplet

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