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Premium Member Indolence

An occasional gust of wind will lift the translucent white voile curtains and then drop them like a child losing interest. The effect is like flash photography, a burst of sudden sunlight that paints our irises, then quickly fades. 

It’s a cool Paris morning. In the low 50s. The windows are open and we forgot to turn on the heat. It’s perfect ‘under the covers’ weather. We’ve succumbed to laziness, refusing to get out of bed. Lazing-in is new enough to us that we’re defining it with a gamut of synonyms.

“Listlessness, torpor,” Peter says, his index finger tracking the slow twirl of the ceiling fan. 
“Stupor, slumberous, supineness, ” I updog.
“Ooh! total submissiveness,” Peter said, drawing the last word out like it’s dirty.
“Every man’s dream,” I confirm.
“Inertia,” he says, triumphant in finding an engineering word.
“Good one,” I compliment. “Lifeless, loafing laggard,” I add.

There’s a knock at the door. 
We look at each other guiltily, like we’ve been caught.
“We ordered breakfast last night,” Peter remembers. 
“Oh, yeah,” I said, “you get it,” I suggested.
“Why me?” he whined. 
“Because you can wear less and because what if it’s an ax murderer?”
“These people work for your grandmother, she employs ax murderers?”
“It could be a revolution - this is France - it happens.”

There’s another knock.
“Get it!,” I bleated, like a helpless goat.
“Am I expendable?” he asked, as a man might plead to a jury.
“Women and children first,” I remind him. 

There’s a third knock.
“Ok,” he says resignedly, as he rises, draws on shorts and heads for the door.
“You’re my hero,” I assure him, before I pull the sheet up over my head in case it IS an ax murderer.
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slang: updogged = to continue a conversation trend and maybe improve it.


Premium Member Not For the Dogs It Is Not

The masquerade ball is fun for all
This was said by my master, in a voice not small
I was not convinced as she stuffed me into a collar
I looked like a the biggest clown in Gentleman’s holler

My cousin Jeffery was dressed up in a costume too
Why do we have to do this? He asked our cousin Lou.
Just go along, she said, it’s only one night of the year.
This might turn into a regular trend though, is what I fear.

First it is Halloween, then in November they dress us up like a turkey.
In December we’ll be snowmen. What is next? Asked Lurky.
Lurky’s voice of reason made us all tear off our silly outfits.
We chased each other out the door after tearing them to bits.
dog
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wisdom

Why seek the truth in the calm light?
Apt the strange glow of love that streams,
Reap touch of proof as act meets sight;
Mind syncs the flow of profound dream.
Wise is the man who knows the way,
Opt the odd choice as vision shows;
Reach with a plan that frames clear say,
Keep that fine poise in poignant flow.
Word how you feel where love moves grace,
Indulge your quest in purpose grand;
Sense cheer that thrills your voice in space,
Dance in the fest as faith charts trend;
Oblige the surge of primal joy,
Merge final urge as finesse toys.




Leon Enriquez
23 July 2018
Singapore
Form: Sonnet

America Beware

I thank God for your Nation America
 And it's flag you so proudly wave
 I thank Him for all your freedoms
 The freedoms your forefathers gave.

 You were founded on Christian principles
 Blessed Nations near and far
 The Gospel is your greatest export
 A blessing from God, yes, you are.

 You are truly a great  Christian  Nation
 But today a change do I see
 The Gospel is slowly being removed
 While attacking your liberty.

 JESUS is no longer taught in the school
 Political correctness is on the rise
 The church is quiet regarding SIN
 To be honest I'm not really surprised.

 End times are surely upon us
 Saying JESUS, it might just offend
 No more do I see the fear of the Lord
 As SIN has become just a trend.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sorry

Every time I think of you
            I start to feel blue
            we were so good to each other
            and good together

            I loved you so much
            and promised to never leave you
           but some how that just wasn’t good
           enough for you- oh how can I go on?

          Even though you wronged me 
         and were so inconsiderate 
         I should not have reacted 
         the way I did so I am really 
         sorry!

          I still remember when we were
         happy and still friends but I
         did not realize it was just a 
         trend for you- but once again
         I say to you I am sorry!
© John Long  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epic


Premium Member This String of Pearls- a Pd Collaboration

For PD's Collaboration Contest
August 28, 2015

By: Eileen Manassian 

Thank you for this string of pearls 
What a beautiful sight! 
Right?
Yes.....a sheer delight. 
You look surprised! 
You gifted them to me 
Can't you see? 
This beautiful pearl tapestry 
Exquisite jewelry!!! 

One by one.... 
They came to be 
A word, a look, a gesture.... 
Each one...an irritant 
You slipped into the softness of me
So....unobtrusively 
You forgot to set them free
As for me? 
I had to survive 
Had to stay alive 
Forged from what pained
My nacre tears rained
With each silky one
I spun and I spun 
Now...I'm all done!
This necklace you see
YOU gifted to me 


****** ******* ***** 

The pearl you wear, 
Can't be compared 
The inner beauty 
Your shell gives 
A surprise you gave 
Upon my face 
Blind by beauty upon your grace 
A jewel not easy to trace 
Perfect in every way, you trend 

Hidden deep 
Beneath the sea 
Grains of sand lost peacefully 
Your strength came in a form, 
While being intruded on 
So precious, breathless 
I needed more 
Layers of nacre 
touch my greedy hands 
A pearly tapestry 
I gave my loved one 
You shun away, giving shine 
The Mother of Pearls 
I rest my case! 

~A Poet Destroyer Collaboration~

Premium Member Childhood Memories

The Of My Childhood Are Listed Below;

"How sweet to the heart are the scenes of my childhood"

                   Samuel Woodworth, 1785-1842


Being outside and playing double dutch,
with my sister, cousins, and my best friend.
Jump rope, we really loved it so much.


We enjoyed playing hopscotch to no end.
hoping to each square was a sheer delight, 
Back then, the game happened to be a trend


  We would go to the park to fly a kite,
swing on swings, and get on the giant slide,
On the days when it was sunny and bright.

   I remember playing a game of hide,
and seek; it was exciting and much fun,
but the little kids were found and they cried.


The memories of my youth, I have tone, 
  we had a good time playing in the sun.




*Double- Dutch
a jump-rope game played with two long jump ropes swung in opposite directions so that they cross rhythmically.


*Hop-Scotch

a children's game in which each child by turn hops into and over squares marked on the ground to retrieve a marker thrown into one of these squares.




Contest: Terza Rims
Sponsor: Constance La France 
11/20/2020
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Trend Setters

They tell you what's hot,
They tell you what's not,
They'll tell you who's who.

They tell you what to wear,
They tell you what to share,
They'll tell you what to do.

They tell you what to say,
They tell you who to pay,
The'll tell you who to doubt.

They tell you what to eat,
They tell you who to beat,
They'll tell you what it's all about.

They tell you what to buy,
They tell you when to cry,
They'll tell you that it's just a game.

They tell you who to cheer,
They tell you who to smear,
They'll never ever take the blame.

But I don't need to be told,
And I don't need to be sold,
Cause on my own I'm doing well.

When it comes to a choice,
I'll just trust my own voice,
So who the hell are they to tell.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Beyond Earth's Trend

I ponder deeply you sweet friend
                            Maybe we'll meet beyond 
                                      Earth's trend
                                   You dearest poet
                                        Dear to me
                                  Transcendent friend 
                                       Sweet Emily
                          
                         I ponder letters poems and Life
                                 What cut your heart
                                  With sorrows knife
                                     A world spun
                                  Within your soul
                                    To gift us now
                                    Was that your 
                                           Goal?

                         Who could bring me such a tear
                                 I read your words
                                 And you are here
                                    Kindred spirit
                                      Poet friend
                                    Meet me past
                                     This earthen
                                         Trend
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Write Then

Ink fuel in my pen
Set word fire at hand
Verse play mulls clear trend


Feel ignites mere words
Forge meaning now heard
Muse moves that swift bird


Indulge how thoughts dwell
Feelings surge to tell
Yes ignite words well


Word by word can stitch
Lines that fit new itch
Watch etchings flip switch


Sift bits that fit germ
As feel and thought firm
Splash a curling term


Spread a lyric trace
Jazzy feelings space
Riddle face in place


Heed the pulse of sounds
As feel and glimpse grounds
Swirl here round and round


Write then how you feel
Stretch words as charm thrills
Mix, mingle new will




Leon Enriquez
08 April 2017
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

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