Long Rees Poems

The brightest star so renowned,
Modern Cosmology well-governed!
The Universe was examined and Black Holes too
Brought General Relativity and Quantum Gravity intact!
Was he the one who diagnosed with dreadful ALS,
Transformed black holes from inexorable gravitational prisons?
“Lived decades...

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Poem written near a Cemetery  2 of 2
On 13th February 2012

But nowhere in that cemetery I could find,
Flowers smiling on any Stone, Tomb or grave,
Whatever big may have been,
The status of those, who were...

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Poem written near a Cemetery  1 of 2
On 13th February 2012

While moving near the walls of a cemetery, 
I saw the glimpse 
Of a bunch of some tiny wild flowers,
Blooming in the golden Sunlight...

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I.
When he was born he was named Reid Gibson,
and his parents weren’t the richest of folk,
didn’t have money to buy land back east,
so off to the great frontier they did go.

This was way back in...

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In the saloon gambler Milton, rose from his leather chair to speak
And said we need to make changes for the good of Soup Creek
He read all the meaningful proposals to the townsfolk out loud
And those...

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P S its POETRY WRITE ON WRITE ON CONGRATS TO MY FELLOW POETRY SOUPERS PART 16


Paul Callus                  ...

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Memories

I dwell on so many events of the past,
So many things I’d like to do.
But so few words to say,
Pondering what he loved.
Playing with the leaves fallen from the branches of the willow
“Rees”
In bath tubs...

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Birds flying away, scattering greyish skies
Ebullient landscapes changing with sunrise
Autumn arriving briskly with chilling air
Umbrellas opening yelling November beware
Trees undressing with full colors displaying
Illusive temperatures plummeting and staying
Falling leaves mastering paintings, Van Gogh
Underground creatures are...

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H awthorne bushes wildly overgrown, line the mud and gravel driveway
A bandoned by a farmer years ago, sold to someone unknown to all
U ntouched by human hands, it now appears to be totally deserted
N oticeable...

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I wish I was a Tory,
It would be another story,
So much simpler not to care
Or have to be aware
Of how other folks must strive
To make a crust to stay alive.
I could keep my privileged indifference
Surrounded...

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Jenna’s Saloon on Soup Creek
Tania, Deb, Kim, Constance, Belle 
Darlene, Connie, Paula as well
Work for Jenna in her saloon
Waiting on tables in fine tune.

Singing as customers are served
All things abnormal are observed 
The gals listen...

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Beautiful Fall


Beautiful Fall becomes our prize when Summer 
Ends its long-awaited season of renewed beauty
After long, cold, dreary Winter months.  Now we
Understand it's time to welcome Autumn's colorful
Trees of gold and red that paint...

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O the depth of language, all of them, Hebrew
most of all, as we go to the Psalms
Where David (and Moses, less often) drew
Daring pictures of El Shaddai, Yah, in warmth
And Justice, Judgment and Mercy: CHESED
That...

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After the rains disappear and summer heat dissolves
Under sapphire sky soft breeze ripples and revolves
Trees lining the garden path prepare to face the fall
Umber leaves wilt slow and wait for the winter’s call
Morning dew clings...

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BEAUTIFUL FALL

Blowing winds usher in colorful fall's parade
Elusive as a butterfly on the wing in an
Atmosphere that changes everything.
Uniting leaves to depart from their boughs,
Trees dressed in scarlet, gold, orange and brown
Inflight, twirl and dance...

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A fter the rains disappear and the summer dissolves
U nder sapphire sky soft breeze slides and revolves
T rees lining the garden path prepare to face the fall
U mber leaves wilt slow and wait for the...

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E mbers smoulder, earth sweats  
M an thinks that he made progress
B atters and mauls he, the mother naked
R epreive from where else, does she get!
A tlases many, of 21st century we require, to
C...

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T he birds are singing merrily

H ummers sipping happily

E veryone is busy as can be.







B irds nesting in the apple trees

I n magnolia and in cherry trees

R aising babies is the game

D oing what comes...

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Our invisible enemy, helping us to our end,
Not seen by eye, even by the normal shy,
Blowing plants and trees, with a smelly breeze,
Leaves, branches shivering, scary as delivering,
Now and then a gust, lifting up clouds...

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ink stained words
I dropped – they fell
discarded cuz
I cudn’t spell

cudn’t get
the “I’s” and “E’s”
in proper places
to a peas

the winners of
the spelling B’s
who mem or eyes
dick shun rees

a comma coma
quest shun mark
words running on
into the dark

rhythm...

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I love him, and he loves me.
This world above, can not be!

The fate that is destind, is far
more than what can be seen.

In thy heart I will always have 
thou to be.

This endless love, might...

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Holy
And
Venerated
Every

Year,
Our
Unerring
Righteous
Savior
Extols
Love.
Faith

And

Merriment
Enfolds
Religious
Recordings.
Yuletide

Lyrics
Inspirational
Treasures.
Trees,
Lush
Evergreens.

Christ 
Has
Risen
In
Stunning
Testament.
Melodious
Angels
Sing


December 7th, 2022
Christmas Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Bobby May...

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S ilver strands of clouds are drifting in the sky;
I nto night the world slips silently.
L ight withdraws its warmth by and by,
E bbing out to dark serenity.
N ew snow, beneath the moon and stars,...

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A utumn cool days waiting for winter
U nder the trees lie hand painted leaves
T rees filled with leaves with gorgeous glistening colors
U ncover the boxes for decorations
M emories of the summer are fading
N ow getting...

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