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What I Believe

in what I believe 
   
 in the poetry I conceive 
   
 of life 
   
 of love 
   
 an mother earth 
   
 of marriage 
   
 my wife 
   
 a rebirth 
   
 soul mates 
   
 a roll in the sheets 
   
 European outings 
   
 our little trips 
   
 of friends 
   
 family 
   
 good wine 
   
 sunny days bar b ques 
   
 rainbows 
   
 summer showers 
   
 sleeping in late 
   
 with my soul mate 
   
 note’s with kisses on it 
   
 long conversations in bed 
   
 the wind on a cold winter day 
   
 morning coffee 
   
 the smell of your perfume 
   
 after you leave 
   
 and this is what I believe


Visiting Hours Over

Just sitting, I'm  knitting,  dreaming as fan blades idle
slowly with an incoming wind.  The hands circle the clock
marking the passage of time into soundless history.

It is late, almost eight, a nurse appears at the door -
"Time to leave pretty soon." My hands cradle his face
as I kiss the salty brow of his altered memory.

Tears flowing, I'm going; our eyes meet and we soul mates
sing a hymn together.  The dream is understood
by musician and poet.  Rhythm has struck the right keys.

What's more, in close rapport,  his lips form - a mute "Bye, Bye."
With a rare smile, he leaves me.  I watch the fan blades reverse.
My prayers answered - escorted  by a faint, outgoing breeze.
Form: Verse

Scar Tissue

Monthly Pop Ins
Tear off the almost healed scabs
Cutting new wounds
Deep into my being
Does love need to hurt
Has distance helped 
You tell me no
Inadequate
Unnecessary
Unfullfilled
All words used to describe your situation
He came with bells and whistles
I came with only love
A love of who you are
Not who you might become
He came with visions of grandeur
I came with a job that would never have made us rich
Poor and Happy 
Better than a life filled with things
Occupy your time
To quiet the things in your head
Think of me so often
I'm like your make-believe friend
I'm flesh and bone
Beating heart
Soul
You'll wake up
and be 50 years old
wondering where all your time went
You filled it with trivialities 
Trying to forget
But your deepest parts will not let you forget
They bellow out 
To feel as we once did
I have grown calloused to the pain of these scars
If I knew then what I now know
Would I change my future
NO
I would love you just as hard
For as long as you'd let me
We've agreed we are soul-mates
That was true
Can you say you've really lived
If you die without scars

Premium Member West Side Story - Footle-

Broadway
Awed play

Groovy
Movie

Bernstein
Earns screen  
                 
Bernstein
Churns scenes.....


   
              Gangs meet
              Slang streets

              Race lines
              Defined !!

              View steps
              Duets  

              Spars tossed
              Stars crossed

              Whole sides
              Collide 

              Sweet glance
              Meet-trance

              Win chance
              Then dance

              Soul mates
              Stole fate

              Tonight
              New fight
              
              Doves scorned
              Lovelorn
              

One brute
Gun shoots

Last breath
Fast death

He died                                                 
She cried

She mourns
Peace sworn



                     Stress ride!!!

                     West Side!!!!!!
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Jacaranda Moon

Jacaranda Moon

He had always been a wannabe hippie at heart
                                       been crushed though by reason and unsolicited
fear while booze was no misguided answer no more

In defeat shattered retreat advance rehabilitation
                                       Kai succumbed to steps into an unknown world

After praying to the Sun God of yogic proportions
                                        the word love flowed out scripted in Jacaranda
petals in soil underneath the tree of life and a poet
                             tree in motion of change and growth they flowered yet
unknown and unfolded from scraps of bark and design

‘This is so funny’ a fellow struggler pointed out and in
                      ‘there was a woman here some weeks ago’ a beautiful soul
who spelt the word love on the grass in same purple petals

One day adrift she appeared in now famous blue dress
                                              and like an arrow and bee to the honey he
approached the stranger whom he must have known in
                                     some previous life ‘You must be Tai and we have 
something in common’ out of the very same blue which
                                        adorned her beautiful body and beautiful mind

Against all odds they made even and love in heartfelt sense
                and all senses drawn painted and joined on the hips ever since

‘If I could I would fetch you the moon on a spoon’ and spoons 
                                scoop moons in the Universe which has become the 
greatest gift ever bestowed for soul mates and lovers in hottest
                    pursuit of Sun Goddess showering violet dreams from above

In a flash in skin on skin and memories shared they
                    eloped together guided by the moon and its many meanings

Tai and Kai are flying 'Taikaiwe' together to the stars and beyond
                                        on height and highs of love ‘Taibelle Mountain’
pushing and pulling rising and shining in serenity and passion

One day a couple of petals a present out of absolute nowhere
                          recast and transformed life’s story retold and reformed
shines lavender lilac union unimagined but real

13th February 2017


Premium Member We Are Lovers

Throughout history, we are lovers
Throughout history, we are soul mates
 
We are Romeo and Juliet
We are Anthony and Cleopatra
We are Lancelot and Guinevere
We are Tristan and Isolde
Scarlett O' Hara and Rhett
Elizabeth Barrett and Robert
Pocahontas and John
Jayne Eyre and Rochester...
 
Blended inside one another
Melted inside one another
 
Two hearts are one
Two souls are one
Throughout the ages
Throughout eternity
 
Forever was
Forever shall be...

You and I
The sweetest symphony,
and if there were to be
another life
than the one that we now live,
I know your soul would find mine
We would be 
the next world renowned lovers,
our names immortalized 
in the books that will be written,
for a love like ours,
this passion we share,
defies the boundaries of time
It's a living entity
infused with heaven's light
and its longevity

You and I
We lived; we live; we will live,
for we are the embodiment of love
We ARE love
Personified
You and I
Love's sweetest refrain
Yesterday, now, and forever

YOU and I

Collab between Tim Ryerson and Eileen Ghali
For Carolyn Devonshire's Contest
Past Lives
June 25, 2014
* A fictitious write

Premium Member Harmonious

Harmonious is not a horrid homogenized concoction,
pulsed and blitzed in a blender mixer,
until the notes and flavors meld and gel set.
Instead it is a polyphonic pitch ensemble,
a juxtaposition of notes in counterpoint.
Chords, sounds, glissando's and voices
all intermingle as individuals,
balancing consonance and dissonance
in harmony.

When your world goes way out of tune,
discordant in cacophony,
clanging with noisy chaotic strife!
Get your harpsichord re-tuned afresh,
to sound notes of love, true blue, not bluesy bent.
Then your soul can be harmonious again
in rhythmic syncopating jam sessions,
adlibbing with your soul mates,
in a potpourri of flavors, savored
harmonious.

Premium Member Vail

In the whirlwind of the mountain air I knew
My life would find fulfillment spent with you.
I sensed a sure conviction on my life
That it would bloom if you would be my wife.

We rode through cobbled streets and by a stream,
We sat beside the water's edge and lived a fabled dream.
My heart was filled with you and bore a song
That carried love's enchantment all day long.

It has ever changed the way I look at Vail.
Beyond the splendorous views and each detail,
It gave me grander views and heights of love
That I felt and feel so quite unworthy of.

If you would marry me, the view would change.
Instead of feeling small beside this mountain range,
Our lives would soar and mingle with the galaxies
And I would sing in love's uplifting majesty.

God gave to me a gift that day in Vail.
He spoke into my heart a blessed tale
That you and I would marry and abide
Together where two soul mates ever hide.

Nature's beauty far exceeds the camera lens
And love extends where nature's beauty ends.
I found that day the blessed Savior's will,
To marry you and be forever filled.
© Tom Valles  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Two Unlike-Pole Analogy

THE TWO UNLIKE-POLE ANALOGY 

Analogically, this simplicity of poles might communicates 
extensive comparison of things life usually complicate. 
Just as the tale of "magno magnets", 
Like-poles repulsively repels even off a border 
and unlike-poles abnormally attract one another. 
The north pole of two magnets are set asunder;
Opposite poles of two magnets attract each other, 
but the like-poles are overly at loggerheads,
Similitude to electric charges which postulate same rules:
Like-charges repel, and unlike-charges attract.
This theory sums up the summary of a proven fact. 
The irony of life is, two different souls are match-made, 
We're bedazzled with such common rarity that doesn't fade.
It's sporadic to have two people with same traits
or cosmic (birthday) twins becoming soul mates. 
By taking a leaf out of the analogy of unlike-poles, 
attraction is established and so is unlike souls. 

Vick Manuel Poetry {VMP} 
Form: Rhymes 
Copyright©January,2023.
Form: Rhyme

Would You

Looking back over those years
 when there was no money,
 no place to call home, ever on the move struggling to survive,
 would you do it all over again, would you still love me?

So much indecision, so many fears and doubts
 questioning who we were, wondering, should we go it together
 where was life taking us on this journey,
 should you, could you, would you still love me?

What did we know, did we have a clue
 when the path took us along these steps
 two hearts, forever bound in unison, soul mates,
 do you see it as I do, the years now gone, would you still love me?

There's no going back now, only memory remains,
 it's all been done without any chance of do-overs,
 you and me, me and you, fifty-three years shared
 tell me true, would you still love me as deep as I still love you?






12/11/18 Edward Ibeh's contest

Would you still love me?
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.

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