Long Repaints Poems

What beauty comes at last with Fall
When golden hour is best of all -
Where Autumn’s light set trees aglow
With shimmering shades and bright yellow,
And where each backdrop’s reddish scene
Is sprinkled with some evergreen.

It seems to...

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oh, summertime
     a  long time coming     you were
                stuck for a...

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THE HOUSE OF COALITION
Poet: Grace kama ni
Politics is a dirty game, indoor game played, 
In partitioned social house -A house of coalition, 
Baptized merger, alliance, or better still – handshake,
The house of coalition, the kitchen...

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All around me the land suffers too much greening.
The luxuriant froths over into a feverish lush.
Birds cannot consume all the insects.
Snakes cannot eat all the birds.
The ground hogs on the swill of decay.

If this is...

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Guaranteed to make us smile-
our new Spring comes every year;
its magic brings a warmer, brighter Sun- 
as snow begins to melt and seedlings sprout
their fresh green leaves with blossoms to unfold.
Later, Summer takes Spring's reign-
her...

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Beneath a callused skin of light
the hunched and mustered
clap a prayer between a leaking sight.

It is the earth that mourns itself,
whether baldly thrown or loamy laid
the silent soil repaints its sullied shrouds
far beyond any atoning...

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Take three visually vibrant colors
inherent in my desire, heart and mind 
symbolic red cross, Saint George recovers
faith, hope and belonging that doth remind,

dark blue background defines my inner thoughts
no sign of sadness, swirls of happiness...

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In the shadow of sunlight, I stand.
Though it's only a sliver of hope,
when life's darker days get out of hand,
I must recon for somehow to cope.

Like a lone beam that shines on the wall,
in the...

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The land suffers too much greening;
luxuriance froths to fever and glut,
birds cannot consume all the insects,
nor serpents eat the thronging flocks.
The soil hogs on the swill of decay,
drey and burrow are ovens
for a prowling pestilence.
There...

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