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Forget Me Nots

Such wondrous things that come to you from travels far and wide.
Trinkets and knick knacks you keep somewhat near at hand, and never too far from your side.

Throughout life's journeys You'll check on them for fear they'll be left behind.
Being of meaningful purpose; that's remembered whenever they cross your mind.
Naively not that you're rashly in love; although of them 
your feelings are warm and kind.
Solely fond memories of notable times; ergo they're ne'er out of place nor ever hard to find

'Tis odd you must hold onto them whether your abode's a fancy home or merely a shared cot.
You realize as long as they're safely tucked away, in the place of "Forget Me Nots";
You're strangely better off with them__even if they're  all that you have or got.
 ~~~ w 11172018


Unceremonious Ceremony

UNCEREMONIOUS CEREMONY

Will weaponized with wounded words,
Purpose unbound against all odds.
She shades shame showing sheer strength 
in the face of a situation of "Life & Death".
Eyes heated and heart blotted rashly,
He's hunted, his hands harmonised hastily
So tired & soul-tied, settling for life,
even when he isn't looking for a wife.
Of his escapades, she has had enough.
Although no Blessing and no Love.

Welcome to the unceremonious ceremony,
Only a Contract named "Matrimony"
And a forced vow delivered under duress 
Both couples with solo breaths — ominous.
In this ceremonial circus, he plays no cupid,
In playing her character, she acts stupid.
He never inclined to woo her,
In her man's world, she's the ruler.
Life advances for a grand finale,
despite running from Malawi to Mali,
tainted destiny still pushed Him to Natalie,
the one that he sexually eschews
But mentally and physically refuse.
Thus with mutiny in his mind
He's to marry & leave freedom behind

Forced to marry, and responsibility to carry,
The gun to his head makes his eyes starry
Cos those bullets are too close to parry.
She is a lover ready to hold him bound.
But she makes his young heart pound,

She is played, used but won't be dumped
This wedding won't be delayed but prompt
He's the bull that keeps bashing all the ladies,
And riding through & through each stages
So she took the bull by the horn
And humble the fool with her gun.
Bullevard couldn't take a hike
because he knows Natalie will strike.
She was bound to getting him to sign,
He was bound to her, never to cross the line.

VICK MANUEL POETRY
{VMP}
FORM: Rhymes
Copyright ©? June 2023.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member End Of August

August rain: the best of the summer gone, and the new fall not yet born.
The odd uneven time—Sylvia Plath




End Of August
             
The end of August is oh so near                                                                                                     
Yet, another day of golden sun scorches 
Another day with ruby rays that sear
Wild brush burns like fiery torches
No not an exaggeration, a flambeau
Blistering heat blankets my tawny skin
Sweltering August, I bid you adieu
Foliage dry and brittle; sunken in     
Squinting eyes, blinded bright
Awaiting shadows that stretch and deepen                                                             
Sun flowers once vivid, lost in a haze of light
Autumn creeps in imperceptibly subtle, sublimely                                            
Ablaze are the arid western skies
The evening west's sun takes its time, rashly, untimely
Yellow aglow, settling sights of fires belies                  
Lingering sun setting its rouge rage lust 
Harbinger of the season to come 
Equinox heralds a sign,
in the end of August
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bricks and Cement

Laying brick by brick, with stickum in between.
A stone on top of another: dream quest and scene,
erected diligently, with a blueprint at the ready.
Each dot and line progression is sure and steady.

Despite storms, hurdles, and limited funding
With slow but steady aims, slanted rashly cunning,
with optimism, sharing in God's dream design.
Adversity shapes us to strive rather than repine.

God's will is a bunker, so every lesson is a brick
His word is final, and the walls of the friary are thick
Our foundation is the cornerstone of our existence
Lord God, the ruler of men, smooths the essence.

I savor being amazed; trust my full autonomy.
A heart full of hope gives way to honesty.
It's optimistic, soul-strengthening, and simple.
We stir up lies, and our ignorance is sinful.

Our love shrinks our hatred with each pulse.
It's tough to stay aside; must veins convulse?
I'm not sure what they'll do if we meet to shine.
Our passion for each other will be closer to fine.

Written: February 16, 2023

Closer To Fine Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Kai Michael Neumann
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

If a Souper Slander My Name

all you write about is them happy old days 
before hair wore thin turned white from grey 
rumour has it bad mouthing my name 
wise men stay away while you complain. 

what is it you don’t like 
how I talk of real life 
downhill sights 
how life bites, 

am I not herpy cherpy enough 
wear a smile on my face 
hurt me hardly not even fazed,
clearly I'm a vile taste 
tough tea teas 
at least I'm honest not slander committees
out to harm whilst hidden weak and witchy. 

see you write of love and nice 
but slag me off like a poltergeist, 
behind my back throwing dice 
shut your face my only advice. 

cus me and you are different ages 
I’m the internet you’re paper pages 
in my prime you’re about to go crazy 
spend all day spaced out and dazy 

whoops the daisy 
looks like you got a raise out me now rose 
I'll bash thee rashly 
head to toe bask then dash free feeding woes. 

picking out a poet with less experience not close 
all those your age make you appear dense in pose 

so got to go low 
shooting like a bozo 
but you should know though 
I’m a rascal make you dizzie in slowmo 

you should never pull my lever 
growing up you wrote with feather 
mister cotton wool I'm the leather bull 

you spread the word make your message fly 
cus I’ll live for sixty years after you die 

that's it conflict over 
leave you old slumped over 
nice to know ya 
not really coward bye now
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Bridged the Generations

I am a baby boomer, father fought in World War Two
As a teen graduated high school
Left home joined the service called branch Navy
Left joined in a conflict called Vietnam War
This day, today still don't know why we were fighting for
Now I'm old an elder man
\and I can tell all you young men, (something)
I'm a pathway of wisdom, history, knowledge have been to where you're going
As I continue to talk to you,  you say I'm boring
You are trying to come where I am
you the man, and young woman children boys and girls
elder man bridges the generation
 Of the stories that need to be seen and heard
Pathway of honor dawn, from places of my past
I can tell you things history is my are  (it last)
Rather old past middle age later life  elderly
1865 somewhat aged aging ancient geriatric long lived old older over the hill

Senescent  senior un young a certain age this is what I say...
I'm a road way over depression I am a time a means spanning built over life
Young man time when I am
Youth haven't fully become an adult yet, period between  childhood and maturity
What am (am) I gonna be now I can finally see the bridge the generations
Rashly existence between adolescence and maturity
Haven't been here on this earth long enough to see anything, not anything I go to the things of elders past
Bridges the generations
I now  go to the elders for ally they know my future and my past
Nothing new under the sun
This is what they begun
Now I am an old an alderman and I can tell all the new young men
I'm a path way of winsome history knowledge and light
Pathway of honor drawn for this is right I can tell you his things
History his story is my age, the aged
Rather old past middle age later life elderly
Now I can finally see the bridge the generations

08/18/15
Submitted to
" UNO Poetry book  Poetry to Bridge Generations Elder & Youth 2015"
written by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Along Dry Path

Am I fitful,
fluctuating, fluid? 
thin compass waver
as I jubilantly weave
lilac tree vignettes 
that weep or chortle,
rainbow figment curtain
rashly wished upon
in grain smudge zephyr
garnet sand raw vehicle 
garden common opal 
transit sidestep
to a multiverse 
of sappy fruit drip
net bag of niche
mauve rim canopy 
a gilt ring culprit’s 
flashpoint conjure 
stirring taxi cabs 
of lavish spurt  
woolgathering 
a gold rush stray
footslog must 
have steel encased. 
undulating folds
entangled nomad feint
dwarf yellow scorcher
firmament fatality
dash for straw hut
casita or elm 
wood cabin where 
advertence on
turnpikes, trails,
woven tracks lead
trajectory abuts
plod along dry path 
dust bowl swirling as 
they spurn allotments
meek enshrouded lull
with unalloyed poise 
to jettison narcolepsy  
brief embargo on
spiral plumule  
when one’s physique 
has many harrowing 
gasps, taut breath
that intrinsic quest 
for glistening cascade 
seems an urgent 
void, crushing  
diapason rudderless
mahatma clement at 
Arcadias nascent
totem of egress 
yet charismatic 
terminal flag 
as this sentient 
hypothesiser on 
emerald tint bract
beneath hiking boot
unflinching 
wild clasp at
beanpole verges
riven from
shade burst cockcrow 
lure an impetus 
to meandered pretext 
primeval boon-docks  
whilst tranquil flit 
discommoding tawdry 
pitch or tilt 
gaunt endowment
I must brood on
surreal moiety
of cerebral aspect 
squandered 
rude reckoning aside
lapse into sullen 
vacuum found across
a link whose blind  
velvet crush lingers
query later doused  
in vapour whirl gush
inkling thin veneer 
sheeny beadlet  
brow sapped 
nod and falter
to a childhood turf
shelter for the limb 
victim of grinding 
marathon on marathon 
to relish glow hue noons 
hermetically abeyant  
sempiternal eves  
avenue to wanderer 
fatigued yet still 
in broad pursuit 
of deep quiddity

Premium Member Exploitation of Researchers' Passion and Dedication

In ivory towers, oblivious reigns,
Blind to the weight of scholarly chains, 
Reports unread, insights ignored, 
The fruits of labour, rashly scored.

Heads turn away from midnight oil, 
Unseeing depths of earnest toil, 
Quality dismissed with careless ease, 
As if research grew on trees.

Passion exploited, dedication scorned, 
Complexity of thought, summarily shorn, 
"Just another paper," they decree, 
Failing to grasp what they can't see.

Understanding falters at the gate, 
Where ignorance sits in high estate, 
Dismissing years of careful thought, 
As if such work was dearly bought.

In halls of power, a tragic play, 
Where value's judged by yesterday, 
And those who push the bounds of knowing, 
Find recognition never growing.

O, the irony of learned spaces, 
Where wisdom often hides its traces, 
And those entrusted with the helm, 
Fail to fathom their realm.

Sleuth of Sorrows


The lonely shadow aside from the worldly poles
Wrenching like an unhidden find to hold 
And the horrible ink of dreadful poison swiftly mold
Eyes were injurious red like a bleeding bed 

Thoughts of frightful threads wrap 
and rashly roll the clutching traps 
Shadow envelopes like a black door
Tears were tip and tapped one after more

Shadow of shades deeply shallows
Only the gist of suffering and melting melodies
Are fluttering over the sleuth of emotion
God knows the happening in cores of motion

Sometimes, a burial bleed on the surface
Lips bewail like a snubbing scroll 
And silence echoes in the cavernous hell
All Alone in the stiff stage of sicks to bell.

Premium Member Mill Wheel

The mill wheel wouldn’t turn until the Spring
when the ice melts perhaps they'll find my ring
It was tossed into the freezing water
when I caught my beau kissing my daughter
They both swore blind that this was the first time
but I pushed them into that icy slime
perhaps I acted rashly,  with disgust
but I’d very good reason not to trust ...
Whispers ran through the town from door to door
friends told me details that I just abhor  -
They’d meet in secret in a lover’s tryst
both acting like I just did not exist
their lust led them down a slippery slope
they planned to leave and secretly elope
Two bodies won’t be found for many weeks
ice melts, revealing secrets  - the wheel creaks
No one will suspect me, they’ll think they fell
and met their maker in an ice cold hell!



One, nine, sixteen v3 contest 
Sponsored by Viv Wigley
6/27/18
Form: Rhyme

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