Long Trumpets Poems

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Premium Member Everything Froze

Everything Froze


a giant crystal wind chime spread its tone
teeth of icicles consumed a home
misted rain encased fence posts and rail
power lines succumb to winter’s weight and fail

vehicles in free style pirouettes
slide beneath the curtain call of white
taunted by the feigned applause of wind
stinging critic of a dance that will not end

children do the snow day dance of glee
parents know how long this day will be
until the child that lives within them all
makes and throws the season’s first snowball

streets await the toothbrush of the plow
snow men don old hats and carrot nose
angels in the snow cold trumpets blow
to celebrate the day everything froze


John G. Lawless
2/14/2014
Form: Rhyme


Decade

And though you and I shared a single word
I dedicate this decade to you, my shadow
That eternal specter of my 20s
The blighted I could always use as an excuse

You showed me what it could mean to hurt
For the blessed in youth, I learned what pain meant as a legal adult
Haunted for years, still shivering today
When I remember I had a different name for the first 66% of life

I was willing to be your pyro
Burning bridges with people I loved and respected
Just to win another piece of praise from those sweet lips
Those flaming pyres that I'd see the world burn for

Those seven trumpets blare for you, my Reaper
Does it bring you joy to know you're still the first I think of
As a wall to climb before crawling up to reach zero?
Or do I simply think of you more than you do for me?

What does it mean to be a man?
To hurt? To pillage? To claim?
You were the final plank of the bridge I needed
To shed the yoke that my birth shackled me to

Eleven months to go until it's been ten years
And yet I'll let you haunt me as long as I'm static
White as snow and just as pale
Do my whispers haunt you like yours haunt mine?

You're the darker edge to a lighter existence
Of cisnormative promise as Man and Woman
The Eve to my Adam
So I reject the written God and cast an ear to the true one

I don't know who either of us are anymore
And I don't think I have for quite some time
But nearly a decade out from the last meaningful words we shared
I still work to shed your skin from mine.
© Derek Chos  Create an image from this poem.

The Turquoise Garden

The Turquoise Garden

I dream of a magical garden
 That lays beneath a turquoise sea
It’s filled with seashells and cockles
And  sand the color of honeybees

The coral is the shade of pink  roses
 The grass is emerald green
Rocks and sea urchins cover the floor
The shy octopus is unseen

It’s home to fish in orange clown suits
Angels without their harps 
trumpetfish without their trumpets
 And lions without their manes

The seahorses and sea dragons
join the jellyfish and shrimp
In games of tag and hide and seek
In  the tunnels of  secret caves

Pretty mermaids with their tails of gold
and locks of crimson red
Gather delicate  pearls they find
In the garden’s oyster beds

It’s a magical place that I dream of
Filled with the creatures of the deep
And I hope someday I’ll find my way 
To the garden in the turquoise sea
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We Will Gather 'Round Again

So fondly I remember,
We would gather ‘round and sing
Mom on the piano, as Christmas
Melodies would ring.

Music always brought us joy,
Come and join us, by all means!
Come fill the house with melodies,
Saxes, trumpets, violins!

We would try to sing our parts,
Smiling all the while together
Building gilded memories
As we cavorted all together.

Now we live in different places
And our pianist has gone home,
But we will gather ‘round in heaven
And sing again near heaven’s throne.

There, angelic chorus
And all of heaven’s host-
Will raise our mightiest praise 
To the God we love the most.

How I thank Him for my family
Whom I’ll see, I don’t know when,
But I look forward to the day
When we’re gathered ‘round again.
© Tom Valles  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Tengo Hambre

Music was playing
one of those
ole love tunes
people were dancing and kissing
like lovers on
there honeymoon
I to hold my tongue
cause what wanted to say
my date may have gotten offended
and simply walked away
Squeezing heer hand
I asked for a kiss
when she turned to kiss me
I smiled with delight
the music started playing
a  rhythmic groovy tune
when the trumpets started playing
the basses and the strings
I heard the piano
than the crooner
did his thing
people started waving
grooving to the tune
veryone started kissing
like they were on
their honeymoon


what is Sollabac- it Caballos spelled backwards.
Form: Ballade


Premium Member The Silent Comment

The Silent Comment




              No,you cannot hear it, as it
              comes from God.
              Even if you are one, like me
              with very few replies!
              Know that God is applauding
              you from His heavenly skies.


              Why do we seek man's glory 
              as if we were prophets?
              Do we think we are gods with 
              supernatural pens in our pockets!
              Do we expect to hear trumpets?


              Not one poet here created the
              earth, moon or stars.
              But am aware that some do!
              Perhaps they created Mars, too!



               So, though some poets here
               refuse to read you, because
               you openly praise God,
               Please, oh please do not cry 
               and despond!


               The praise from our fellow poets
               can become quite fleeting.
               Know that your Creator sees
               each poem you are creating.
               You are more than loved!



                      October  19, 2019
Form: Rhyme

DIE


I am by your side,
Watching over the psyche;

See it in your mind,
Standing for you and I;

Run in for your life,
Carrying the cross aligned;

Holding me strong to dive,
I want you to die.

Toss the dice,
On the still waters;

Walk on the ice,
Over the steel lovers;

Open your eyes wide,
Enough to crush borders;

You must pay the price,
And seek our welfare.

Live up the smile,
Boldly as the sun shines;

And even when you cry,
I know where you stand;

It should not be suicide,
But a deadly night journey;

Go on by the rhyme,
And die on the high key.

The love of my life,
Is sailing by the grace;

I have to be alive,
In the steady wave;

Call the beast a liar,
And arise from the grave;

Come out from hell fire,
And rise up once again.

Take part in bloody feasts,
And die for the streets;

Wash clean your feet,
As the reverends preach;

Peep me by the nights,
As I guide the light;

On tiptoe we shall ride,
For the feel so nice.

Sing the songs of angels,
And blow them in trumpets;

Sit and fly the carpet,
Be grateful as a boy or girl;

Speak for the truth we share,
And love me through Bethlehem;

Die even at square,
And lead me to heaven.
Form: Rhyme

Getzen Kaiser Template

Who are you and what is
                                          what role 
                           what  goal and position
                               what are you trying to do.
                         the chores of acquisition chorest thee
                               What instruction do you have.
                                   Dutiful might you labor
                         what are your instructions might you
                          find opposition what measure gives
                                       you right to speak
                                these as trained or untrained
                                   might who's labors be vain
                                            and rewarded
                                   the decadence of perfection
                              or Amestecator might speak thee
                                    that the mound before ye
                                          is a sorted bunch
                                     what rebridges each end
                                           upon motivation
                                        might we understand
                                    yet then when thou leaves'
                                         what is my direction
                                     the texture and dynamics
                                               and form
                                           what labors me.
                                        consistent and concern
                                        the chores of acquisition
                                          the high price we are
                                              debted to pay
                                     labor ye that chorest to         
                           the trumpets of evening summons us 
                           Artley's fiancce no doubt her name Allus
                             Dusmanos she had sorted the bunch
                               these compositions speak her as loved
                                    t nights alone she shall
                       be Razbunator and Rau and even Nepasator
                                   to speak clear and persistent
                                         in her point of view
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Un-Ruffled Feathers

I didn’t ask for help.
Yet someone heard
my inward crying voice
without a word.

“When the student is ready
a teacher will appear”
somehow it seems these teachers
pop up everywhere.

Their words were subtle
pointed darts
that caused me endless
fits, and starts.

There was no Hallelujah Chorus
no heraldry of trumpets din
just a presence in my life
every now and then.

I never asked for help
yet somehow they saw my need
and placed within my heart
an ever growing seed.

They cut the bindings loose
freed me from my tethers
drifted slowly through my life
without ruffling my feathers.


©8/10/2018

for New Rhyming Poems On Angels Poetry Contest
Form: Rhyme

Open Skies

"Open Skies"



The Sky 
is now wide open
Good morning 
Sunshine, he says

She 
recalls 
a dream
in abstract

In clouds, not white
when hearts are darkest
Love arrives
unheralded

on a harsh cold
dark Winter's night
the Sun arrives 
promising benevolence

sounding sharp trumpets
a different kind of music
ants scatter under 
strange coloured lights

stunned 
and love frightened
hearts are opening
in common alliance

caught up 
in the open skies
now being earthed in
this epic romance

The dream is silent
egg shell blue
it is cracked wide open 
kyrie eleison

a Mass in 
Exodus
snow on tongues
burnt manna turns to ash

Rapture arrives
in different colours
In clouds, not white
when hearts are darkest

the 
unifying
colour 
is - 

Rust.

Love 
arrives
unheralded
nearly all but forgotten

Prophetic communion
All Souls seen holding hands
hidden in their vessels 
of different colours

The dream is silent
egg shell blue
it is cracked wide open 
kyrie eleison

Open, 
Blue Sky

arrives

(LadyLabyrinth  / 2020)




The Orb - Little Fluffy Clouds
https://youtu.be/8Ecdn5SGT1E




"The hero is one 
who kindles a great light
in the world, 
who sets up blazing torches 
in the dark streets of life 
for men to see by."



“Let's go." 
"We can't." 
"Why not?" 
"We're waiting for Godot.”



"Veni Sancte Spiritus".









The word Kyrie is used in the Septuagint, the earliest Greek translation of the Old Testament, to translate the Hebrew word Yahweh. In the New Testament, Kyrie is the title given to Christ, as in Philippians 2:11.

"Angelic Code Sound Healing"
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"Veni Sancte Spiritus"
https://youtu.be/_m_6Fp9Va0w

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