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Premium Member Resignation

Resignation


R ejecting meaningful dialogue renders accedance                 Refuse Resignation

E xpunges active participation results in                                             Resist Repel 

S ubmissive surrender and timid compliance                         Recognize Reconsider

I nternalizes external power introjects                                         Reject Repudiate
  
G rants power impairs self-actualization                                   Revolve Reorganize

N eglects free will and freedom                                                     Resolve Reform

       
        A cceptance on the other hand                                   Activate Acceptance

        T ranscribes approval into acknowledgement                     Advocate Advance

         I nstitutes choosing arguments carefully                               Address Adjust

        O ccupies engagement reflection self-control                  Appreciate Assemble


N ever give up therefore and negotiate acceptance            Appropriate And Awaken

                                                                                                     Acceptance
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Hi

Hi James, I've been thinking about you,
looking back on who you were and who you are.
I don't know if this will help, it's just my point of view,
but I can tell you how your life's been so far.

You were shy and alone through most of your youth,
as I'm sure you remember, likely better than me.
The sadness you'll have, I'll tell you the truth,
will not last forever as you will soon see.

Happiness and friends will come and will go.
It's naturally a part of our life,
but remember the darkness also helps us to grow,
so don't back away, confront your strife.

As you get older open your mind
and keep an open heart
for with unlikely people you find
new relations you will start.

Some will surely test your resolve
Some you will miss when they go away
but, all you will need, to help you evolve,
a debt you can never repay.

One will unknowingly teach you to love,
another will expand your mind.
The pain and sorrow you will rise above
and the peace you seek you'll find.

Each joy you'll savor and sadness you'll hate
but all you will need to become me.
Be it choice or luck or karma or fate 
I'm not such a bad person to be.

Though I know you'll probably ignore what I say 
on one last thing I insist
when your older brothers ask you to play
please, do your best to resist.



(The youngest and smallest of four boys.)

11/04/15
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stand As One

STAND AS ONE
wih due accord
  to the attest
    still whispers
in a sigh

  negate  consent
    become so bittersweet
within
  each heart
 a realm of belief

 at the door
rises to abate
   a noble goal
finds its place
  made whole

 to resolve
  with  calm
consent
the storm within
each  voice shall reap
&
never understand

THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived
Form: Other

Minimal

There has to be a reason
For your cool, existant, real caution-
Realer than your eyes
Your smile
Your kindness
That are now dull recollections in my mind
Eyes that had fluttered, shimmered
With grandier light,
Such lively might
Only now you make an appearance 
Like a ghost
Nonchalant in my life
There, but elsewhere
Mind distracted
Heart unresponsive
Resolve watered

"You're supposed to free them...
You're supposed to move on...
Let them walk into the light...
Let them go..."
Trust me, I know
I know....

And then- in some mock afterlife-
I see you, oh friend
Another deep tomb added 
To the screaming cementary of my
Longing
You are something ever distant
On my grounds
Descending further-
There,
Then resolutely, inpenetrably 
Gone again
I thought I could lean on you,
As friends do,
But you too die away,
Alive elsewhere in other spaces,
Barricaded in your own spheres
Of dreams, ordeals and passions
I cannot see you now-
Though at least I try to make you out

I can understand the stranger's caution-
That is what he is-
Neither friend nor foe,
Resilient in his quest unknown to me
I understand I am scarcely anything to him,
And I declare this with the disheveled peace
Of every death found here
But you, oh friend,
Tell me, how can I truly believe
That you love me so, 
When your light glows so dimly?
When with me your words
Your efforts,
Your plans,
Your cares...
Are all so minimal? 
Like a beautiful clumped mineral,
Once seeable, solid substance
Dissolved...

"You're supposed to free them...
You're supposed to move on...
Let them walk into the light...
Let them go..."
God, I know
I know... 
And I will

Premium Member SONNET FOR THE UNBOWED PEN

I do not place my words before your praise,  
nor wait for your clapping hands to grant them worth.  
A deeper pulse compels the lines I raise~  
a meaning rising darkling into birth.  

I write to breathe, to name what trembles near,  
to steady what has wavered in the cage,  
to free the truths that lingered bound by fear  
and give them voice upon an open page.  

Denied acclaim is neither wound nor guide;  
your daggered slights effect not my moving hand.  
Expression is the compass at my side~  
the soul’s own weather shaped so it may stand.  

So pen your veiled, daggered slights if you must. 
My work seeks life beyond my desk, unbowed and just.
Form: Sonnet


Premium Member Celebrating the Adventure of Advent

Celebrating the Adventure of Advent 

Universal elegy grieves and yet embraces shifts of paradigm
New beginnings consciousness initiates comprehends and thus proceeds from
Illusion’s delusion collusions misconceptions in the irritating
Vortex whirlpool immanent void of false containment

Enlightenment modern postmodern retro visionary futuristic aspirations
Resound in dialectical rebirth rejuvenation germinate constructive 
Sense meaning reflect serenity’s tentative confidence that the
Agony of climate change greed warfare ignorance destructive apathy
Liberates fusion confusion necessitates Aquarian communication of

Antagonism’s polar opposites contradictions complements

Cycles spheres of influence of grave repression gravitate
Revolve resolve with pushing pulling moons in metaphorical
Orbital mental psychological initiation shape incidences
Synchronicities collateral communal reason feeling responsibility

Transformation of the global madness inhumanity conjoins
Idealism and the darker side’s fallacies of fabrication

Conspiracy of muted spirit silence violation fade away transform to novel script

Communication courses discourses concur in co-operation
Obvious obscurity in the blip of human race’s evolution delimits 
Limitations iron cages hopes for new time place of reason beyond
Laissez-faire and hippie psychedelic stream of consciousness afar from
Anarchy self-righteous slavery rebellion mindlessness

Big oppressive bangs big brother’s obliterating over-information with
Onslaught of technology fail and falter when simplicity and esoteric
Rationale comprise enhance encompass the necessary world view shifts

Ascent and ever changing climax revitalizes humanness thus gifts
Truth deriving comprehension from ‘objective’ communal subjectivity with
Intuition insight inclination outside from the rigid boxed conformity

Order may be found again in the chaos of our time of misrepresented bedlam
New Age Aquarius delivers acts upon fresh constellation contemplates the Universe 


Kai Michael Neumann
07th June 2016
Form: Elegy

Premium Member Stepping Through Time

There on my wall, my painting of his home-
a piece of history from long ago.
I contemplate the image and at once,
as in a foggy dream, he steps outside
into my space, his hand outstretched to mine.
We dance the minuet;  he bows to me
with a brocade coat and white cravat of lace-
tall, impressive man with a powdered wig, 
a soft, bright twinkle in his dark blue eyes.

I wonder if he knows I live within
this town, where his headquarters were back then;
how celebrated was his presence here,
and how I now admire and study him,
who spent his time here in my town as our
First President of the United States.
George Washington twirls me around again...
kisses my hand, as I, with a curtsy, smile.
And then, at once, he glides back to his home.

I often think, if he came back again,
how he'd resolve the chaos of our times,
his spirit, having witnessed from above
all the disastrous choices leaders made,
and start from fresh with love-of-country heart...
begin again with 'gifts of hindsight' start.

Premium Member Grappling

Eleanor feels her strength ebb
               like a river dried by heat
she sinks to the hospital floor
chemotherapy stalks her, 
               sometimes weakens her resolve
                                    breaks her like a fireball
staff support her, lift her to a chair
          offer the stale ugliness of words: "Get tough girl!"

Regaining ground, she jokes to name her rebel cells:
          "Curly, Larry and Moe"
           malformed bits that divide, spread, 
           growth grotesque
Cancer's aerial roots like ivy adhering to the human stems
                                                                               of hope

Her diagnosis snared her well ordered life,
         hoisted sails of hospital gowns to blunt her vision
Blood samples, lab tests, IV's, rays that X her soul
         a restless swirl
         to solve the puzzle
         to sculpt her body whole
         what she wishes
as Eleanor holds promise tight
         grim jawed
         in an ordeal that steals her essence
         a train that chugs and shudders
         her search beyond the rails






Poem composed: June 21, 2021

Hangover Reflections

Hang Over Reflections


Last night a Korean friend from Virginia came for a two week visit He brought with him a 30-year Bottle of Ballentine whiskey.  Of course, we must drink it and then we must drink some soju 

well this morning I woke up with a hangover

And thought about the contributions to world culture that Koreans have made. The perfect Korean hangover cure 

And of course, this morning I am in the middle of taking the cure 

The cure  consists of 

Lots of coffee

Liquid Korean hangover medicine from the local convenience store or drug store

Hangjanggu soup 	

A walk 

Spending some time In the sauna soaking and sweating it out 

Then Later following Mark Twain sage advice that the only known cure for hangover is to keep drinking. That is the Korean Hangover cure And it works

I had my first hangover at 16 when I was an exchange student for two weeks at a Navaho boarding school. Went out and got rip roaring drunk with the Indians They gave me an Indian name  “Ski dish Digest “which means “Crazy friend” And I have now had Almost 45 years’ worth of experience dealing with hangovers a hangover is god’s punishment for drinkers

Today I wrote down the following  hangover poem which I will share, and I would love to hear your Hangover stories please post them below and I will share them 

Hangover reflections
Hangover Gods Punishment For drinker
A hangover is god’s punishment for drinkers
Nothing more than that God’s way of punishing the drinker
God’s punishment is severe for the sin of overdrinking 
Of course, the only known cure for a hangover is to keep drinking 
Very much need of a cure today
 Every day one has too much to drink 
resolve to quit drinking fill one’s head
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The unknown

                                            What is this?
                                Abstract, uncertain and elusive
                                     Myriad colors drowned
                        In inevitability, fallibility and vulnerability
                                 Soaked in joy's' unavailability
                              To many parched and thirsty souls

                                 Playful creatures come and go
                                       They laugh and weep
                                Over the rule of resolve unseen
                                         Who is the master,
                                  Where is he or she, and why?
                                 Many tried to search but failed

                                          Ages have passed
                                    But the mystery continues
                                Beyond thought and imagination
                             The world bows before the unknown
                               And pays the spineless obeisance 
                                    Like the time and space do

                                       Destiny rules disguised
                                      Many tried to lift the veil
                                  To see its face, but to no avail 
                                        Eternity is impervious 
                                       The mystery continues
                                    Knowledge and wisdom fail

                                          Oasis in the desert
                            Like faint smile in the ocean of sorrow
                                 The moments often bring solace
                                    But the life is much beyond
                                   Cruel time returns unabated 
                                       Rejuvenating the grief

                             If at all the nature's fiat was different
                                  Life could be joy and joy alone
                              One understands, but that is not all
                                       Reason does not prevail
                                           Craving continues
                                    And the inability takes over.

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