Long Tazkira Poems

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Premium Member What About Wolfs

WHAT ABOUT WOLFS

shel silverstein: a bit childish, his giving tree my kids remember, though its parts were dismembered as it gave to the bitter end of life.

ogden nash: well, he gives us moo and milk, until the utter end, short and brief. reminds us of the soup’s - wolf.

wendy cope: born in kent in the london broil (ahem…borough) of bexley. things are going clunk and your face has too much gunk, a hoarder with thirty years of junk and especially she doth remind us don’t answer email when you're drunk.

william james collins: a hoot, billy! only child, born in manhattan, dear old dad worked on wall street. a poet laureate’s big recital on two poems about what dogs think (probably) - what about wolfs?

gershon wolf: he’s flower power-ful in his jest. for example - hippies pulled the triggers and out came flowers. though other comedic poets might create a chuckle, gershon always makes us smile.

7/21/2022


Premium Member Darkness Falls

edgar allen poe: he died on my birthday, but before i was born and before the beginning of the civil war. he might have enjoyed the pale horse of that day, as he endured the hellish bells, bells, bells & belted the raven’s forevermore.

sylvia plath: loved to take blood baths, hated tulips, and was born twenty days after my birthday, many years before. i was introduced to her bell jar in my high school years.

james mercer langston hughes: he invests in the euphrates, congo, nile, mississippi (m - i- double “s” - i - double “s” - i - double “p” - i) rivers, where his soul has grown deep.

robert lindley: the soup’s own dark poet, emotions worn on his sleeve,
he watches the waters flow from the riverbank & returns from ashes and dust

darkness falls and delivers

7/21/2022

Baqreid the 2nd Eid

This day to celebrate the supreme sacrifice
of the ancient prophet Abraham
This day to ponder and reminisce
that divine substitution of Ismail for a ram! 

This Quranic and biblical factual story
shall never diminish in its age-old glory

That superb reliance on and compliance with the will of God
eternally for man to learn from and applaud.

Upon his awesome trust in the unseen, let his kind marvel
and of submission, devotion to God bestow him a laurel

And now for the sake of mutual unity and festivity
first let all of humanity
release their doves of peace
and let them fly freely, unprovoked, unrestrained
with olive branches in their beaks

such that when angels who predicted
forever feuding humans
look down they see instead
6 billion or more two fingers up
in a huge mass of humanity
signalling for and meaning to keep the peace! 

But mind you, world peace is to be everybody's goal
so let no one leave space for any loop-hole.
EID GREETINGS everybody.

Nature's Beauty Pageant

Nature held a Beauty Pageant
Guess who was crowned a crest? 
A flowery green meadow was the stage and rostrum
Watch who won the contest.

Well, the peacock from India was crowned beauty King
The bird of paradise from New Guinea became Beauty queen.

And last but not least was the Indian tiger, runner up
But care he for beauty that he might as well sup? 
And what care any of them
for accolades, crown or cup? 

Other contestants were the gorgeous leopards
and the flimsy beauteous butterflies
They'll be crowned
next time around.
For beauty tis rich in supplies.

But nature-lovers alone applauded the flamboyant winners
who gaily stood upon the flora
They did come out with 'flying colors'
Around them nature's beauty an aura.

Miss world bird of paradise yet unaware of her placing
The peacock endowed by God a crown
They might never know  of this showcasing
At our staring, gawping, they might just frown! 

Then there are those unsung unawarded yet perfect beauties
both among  mortals and animals
who join no display contests nor pageants
yet are undeniably glamorous nonetheless
for beauty ain't exclusive
to önly beauty contestants.

I Need To Walk Away

I have to work
I have to smile
I have to be patient
I have to live with those people 
Who all always hate me,
Because I have no choice 
Because i can't go away
Because I am human being.
I have to temperate myself
I have to inspire
I have to protect me
From all of the hell 
Because everything is disgusting in my life.
Because I am human being.
I need to breathe 
I need to long sleep
To fill up my restless time
I need to see dream
I need to do something new
Because I want to be happy
Because I am human being.
I have to avoid all those things
Which Irritate me tease me all the time.
And 
I need to walk away
I need to walk away
I need to live before I die
Because I am human being.
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Premium Member When ending a life is kind

When Mort
is kind the weakened levy 
breaks the sound releases 
solace abound the masters 
of the game fallen to soon 
left over gripes payoffs bribes 
threatening the poet beckoning 
the brilliant mind to covenant 
haste the meaningful lessons 
of truth how a poet spends a 
lifetime in solitude of the mind
witnessing giving birth to true 
poetry that can’t be taught poetry 
is profound letters between 
the poets own soul to the poets 
own heart it can never ever be 
extorted my assassins gathered 
in my midst to retrieve my poetry 
for fraudulent means masterfully 
sending hitmen to Mort me 
trust as I kneel over 
my own killers mercy and Grace 
provides redemption of the mind 
poetically Mort is kind

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