Long Schon Poems

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Premium Member Les Paul Strings

There are so many sounds
That are enjoyed by so many
But the sounds i love most
Are by plectrum or penny


Lindsey Buckingham playing "Go Your Own Way"
Even Joe Perry makes "Walk This Way" say
Eric Clapton and his solo on "Cocaine"
Don Felder with "Hotel California" listening time and time again


Peter Green strumming "Man Of The World"
David Gilmour and Pink Floyd's "Time" the best i have ever heard
Jimi Hendrix with the amazing "Hey Joe"
Alex Lifeson axing "Working Man" in Toronto flow


Pete Townsend from the Who "Won't Get Fooled Again"
Neil Young and his anthem "Like A Hurricane"
George Harrison delights with "Here Comes The Sun"
Kerry Livgren from Kansas state "Carry on Wayward Son"


Tom Scholz of Boston with their "A Man I'll Never Be"
Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin as their "Whole Lotta Love" riffs free
Neal Schon on a Journey "Who's Crying Now"
Nancy Wilson Seattle's Heart "Crazy On You" wows


The sounds you read above, are just my ones of many
Whether they are played by a plectrum, or played by a penny
I did mention above, that i loved Pink Floyd's "Time"
But second to it, is Slash's "Sweet Child of Mine"
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Foreign Vogon Poetry

Sopheceles studs chorale the Martyrdom call 'ems
ant-chant Thyme dash and Cheyenne bled-cles
and Mud Squadrorns dove colorblind
Link on-a-role spiked with trail and errs past

Prosed Persident  Mar. Argo near Key Bask Lame
22kay ears like Bugs Sunny and Share sin-Gold
may-jar-of-tea of her punched shingles made
class sick of nerds of those Stolen Wars

They kicked-dirt-eyed others
The Survivors Tell-A-Cast close familiars were 
Cons in tents and I-glues and tippies of homelessness
that Pros address, re-Moat of the Capitol Hill

Masqued based on perverts of those floral nature
hyper-ethical breathes a gnu presence
that will halve all life kind existent
clueless to the verve climb

The prophetic reel cavity of the Whooping Cranium
hell-bent, Como tally vu: Straght dope, 
Comme-ci comme-ca: Same-o same-o, 
Je parle un peu francais: Do you speak French?

Heaven-sent, Das ist richtig meinen freunde: 
That is right my friends, "Danke schon dahling 
danke schon": Thank you darling thank you, 
Sprechen si deutsch: Do you speak German?

Affect boredom-lain, racial sophistry
as skin tones raze issues tossing shade
a constant advent for hair-raising accidents
electrocution and the radio activate channel

Kamehameha lost his underwear
and feared the recent conversion of his mythological
ancient high priest HewaHewa of the old gods
heeded Missionaries to overthrow the Heiaus/temples.

My ohana/family Heiau Waha Ula/Red Mouth is Pele's
temple where human sacrifices were done by warriors, 
placing those sacrifices' heads on a large rock in the middle 
of the Heiau and bashing their head with a heavy club.

Waha Ula Heiau was the last torn down fearing Pele's curse. 
After his warriors destroyed Pele's Heiau, on their return 
to Kamehameha's Kohala home, several hundred 
of warriors died in the lava pit, immortalized in Volcano.

OMG? Can I use MayDay in the month of June?

A WHITER SHADE THAN PALE

PLACED 3RD : Standard Contest

[Poet’s Note : This is a Signature Poem on this Inventory. I loved the song, melody and lyrics, which inspired poem, since I first heard it as a young child. The single was a gift from my Dad, who was a boatswain-rigger, bought at a London flea market. He brought gifts home from different ports, after each sea trip. 
I once used the song to design & create a wedding gown, despite its melancholy tone. The creation received rave reviews from a Regional Fashion Show for which it was designed. 

The song itself has layers of meaning & different interpretations, which makes it a powerful source of inspiration. I trust this poem reflects that, with its highlight that species other than humanoid  (aka merpeople) do exist, with consciousness.]

      

Shadows mingled with the Light
becoming a ghostly frightening sight
as pictures fell from cabin walls
every ship occupant wanted to ball

Storm clouds becoming whiter than pale
miller said it was winter becoming spring
eyes of sixteen sanguine vestal virgins 
ignited Chief Mates’ fires to oceanic sing 

Swimming by rocks jutting from the sea
flakes of her pale complexion floating free
with winter waters waltzing whales mingle 
I became kind of sea sick drinking beer single

Emerging from frothy wave onto ship dripping 
mermaid tail flipping with long locks slipping 
they scorned her, warned her, tossing sardines
her wish but to sing along, siren from the sea

Hearts and stomachs expanded with violins
coffee hot in mugs with deckhands wanting
fandango, passengers asked for Sebast. Bach
Captain ordered more kipper, cocoa with brandy

Her eyes blacker than coal, whole was her whiter
shade than pale as Captain drank her sea ale regaling, drank of her ale sailing, drank of her ale, paling, a Whiter Shade of Pale, spawning 
                                           

                                           
        

[Inspired by Song : Whiter Shade of Pale / 
Hagar Schon Aaronson Shrieve (Procol Harum),1967
Form: Lyric

Eine Andere Art

Eine andere Art
Es ist eine andere Art
der Schönheit, 
wenn mein Finger
über den Bogen deiner Braue fährt.

Dein Ellenbogen zeigt 
mir das versteckte Glück,
das ich schon so oft verloren habe.
Wie ist das Sein in dem Moment, 
wenn ich all die alten Farben in mir vergesse.

Deine Nägel - 
weißt du -
wurden sie für mich gemacht? 
Wenn du Stille mit mir teilst,
komme ich an einen Ort, 
der sich durch das leiseste Flüstern
in mir auszubreiten vermag.

Und wenn deine Augen 
mich dann fragen, 
wie dieser Ort wohl heißen mag, 
dann sagt dir mein Herz, 
dass nur es von dieser namenlosen Schönheit
zu berichten vermag.

Das ist es, was wir brauchen.
Kehren wir der Distanz den Rücken.
Legen wir die Masken ab.
Zusammen!
Für die Wiederbelebung der Liebe.
Zwischen uns! Für uns! Durch uns!

Premium Member Ich Weiss Schon, Was Du Meinst

Ich weiss schon, was du meinst

I do know what you mean!
Trust me my dearest love—I do!

Whether I say this in German or in English,
my thought and intention with this are the same!

Since we first met years ago the love, fire, and 
passion in my heart and soul for you have never 
ceased or abated—and they shall never do so! 

And the compelling force and the palpable feeling
created by the alchemic nature of our relationship,
shall be with us always in this world my dearest love. 
I say this even until it’s time for us to shake off this 
mortal coil of ours!

Yet, I say even beyond this mortal plane, the love and the
feeling we share shall find their rightful place at the center
of our respective souls, as we gain our entrance into God’s
Kingdom in all of His Divine light, love, glory, and eternal
harmony! 

Worse it could be though, but I dare not ever think of this,
for I believe in the depth of our love, the strength of our
sacred convictions, and the power of our emotions—all
of which shall stand the ultimate test of time and the surety
of our commitment!

And so my love, I say be not ever afraid—for I shall be 
with you in your moments of joy, happiness, sadness, fear,
rejection, illness, and celebration. That’s the joyous bond
we both eternally share in God’s very eyes!

Life can be great, it can be glorious, it can be challenging; 
and it can be unfair, and it can be wicked for sure—given
the unfortunate ways and foibles of human nature!

Even with all of this said and done—this shall never, ever
alter the love, fire, and passion I have for you in my heart
and possess in my soul my dearest love! 

And so my dearest love . . . 
I do know what you mean!
Ich weiss schon, was du meinst!

Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved,
November 8, 2015 (Free Verse)


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