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Premium Member Wonderful World

Cool wind whispers on the breeze
Shimmering sunshine warms the autumn leaves
Dragonflies dance over a sparkling lake
Slithering silently is a sleepy snake
Beauty surrounds, just open your eyes
Embrace our world, its simply paradise

Blackbirds sing a sweet song
Tunefully twittering all day long
Farmers plough the patchwork fields
The seasons provide; nature yields
Our bountiful earth God reveals

Nature plays its hand
Rain rejuvenates our land
Oceans blue surround us
Flowing freely without fuss

Spring and summer
Autumn and winter
They always appear
Creating our year

Our beautiful
Simply wonderful

World

10~19~14
Contest :I do not know 
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
~awarded 3rd place~
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Ocean Lady

as a fiddler
plays on 
his fiddle
sweeping tunes
fills the air
enchanting waves
with magical kisses
cries out in song
sweet love

echoes deeply swimming
within an ocean blue
breaking foam
white upon the rocks
air filled mist
in deep soft texture
eyes sparkling
salted emotions

wavering shapes
little waves 
dancing with feelings
within broken reflections
tunefully cries out
in a hundred echoes
seagulls lament
let love flow
into this ocean
one dream

a souls keeper
maiden of the sea
on your cool fresh breath
touching cheeks
lips moist
kissed you
thousands of times
embraced in dreams

love you are
the fairytale
shining deeply
within these waters
one flawless jewel

~ ~ ~ ~ ~

In Memoriam Quietly Always Close

In Memoriam Quietly Always Close

Are they whispers, then, settling
So gently upon that slightest breeze wending
     Over the granite crosses and statues of cradling angels,
     Which stand in their long cemetary rows?
Stating each name of the one passed on with
There-on etched, too, the noting of time alive
And telling of the beloved, who hum there their slow laments;
Who send up colorful balloons to celebrate their love and
Take far their silent greetings in the sky.

Are they lullaby heartsongs, which 
Rise on sprigs of heaven-bound light,
So tunefully sweet for love’s addressed, aided
By a league of angellic composers
In their lyrical rounds from above our earthly sphere?

Are these the places of our hushed sympathies?
The places we lay over our dear ones
All the broken pieces of  the grieving heart’s still longing 
To stay in some way forever near, and, so, we linger thoughtfully
Criss-crossing the undulating final verdigris
 Landscape, which embraces the last remains ~
Resting on in heaven’s wait for that further journey going on.

Are these faint mists surrounding 
So many hours of our own remaining days —
     Which are spent summoning back the stories, the touches,
     The eyes that happily cast their glance into our own —
Not truly our tears 
Being turned to magnifying memories,
Prayerfully appearing with each
Dusk’s close of day  and placid rise of the radiant moon?

Do see that the soundless falling is our aching?
Is a furor — burst of pure, white snow:
A flash of a blizzard, looking nearly weightless,
Landing in silence, but
Incongruously,  falling heavily down, into those forming crystalline layers
To dress a seeming lace-like çover over all the stone markers
With a luminous beauty, revealing a metaphor, ineffable
~ Blessed markers of life itself set here before us
Within reach of meeting the Divine.


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(c) sally young eslinger 6/5/2023
(Written for Jennifer Wilson & Maggie Hopkins in loving
  Memory of James Hopkins, spouse, father, & friend) Also written with the inspiring power of images of the 9,000 marking gravestone crosses in Normandy, France, and sights of Arlington Cemetary, Washington, D.C.
Written to unaccompanied cello Suite 1 in G major, perfomer Yo Yo Ma
Thanks be to God…

Premium Member Lets Rhyme

Written: November 24, 2023
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Seraphic sand is sapped on the seashore
As swirling waters swallowed the load roar.
The roiling river rapidly ground to an oar 
Shore seaweed—pure praise to restore.
 
A skylark beat the cords, its wings galore
Brilliant sky; rapt gasp wails fading before.
Moon sashayed stars as it whiffed implore
Tides will come and flee—still nevermore.

Upon heavens, a moon casts a silvery hoar
On the whiffed coo, as the seas' soft afore.
Whispered tunefully while purling in abhor
I walked around tiptoes, humming a chord.

Until the sun rose with a blazing core
used their citrin cord to snag the spore.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Footprints

Your footprints are obvious at Christmas time, 
In the snow, their size and their angle, 
Which puts in the back of your mind, 
Where you’ve been, your life’s history and tangle. 

Becoming a question to others, prying dads, 
After some weeks of that first glance, 
Of your private footprints, your silent carriers, 
They sit down asking you about your dance. 

Different faith, different pathway to tread, 
You duck the questions and evade carefully, 
The inquisition and their formidable scheme, 
To section you into a diluted, disturbed anomaly. 

But on that first winter footprint so giving,
You took the opportunity to analyse, 
Your whereabouts and your situation, 
Successes, failures, and you don’t yourself tease. 

Nobody was about, no stares or glares, 
Nobody was there to deride or sneeze, 
And you don’t tell anyone at home, 
Only real friends and olders who please. 

They believe in you and have your beliefs, 
Not to exclude you or suppress your needs, 
To look at you with kindness and affection, 
Without preconceived ideas, laws or creeds.

They uphold people as fair and giving, 
They include all and locate and care, 
They place curtains when there’s shyness, 
And converse so as with interests to share. 

Snow can be so kind to the mind, tender, 
Plucking tunefully at your memory, 
So that you can build up your own character, 
So that you too won’t be guilty of bigotry.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Bumble Bee

The Bumble Bee

		Value the industrious bumble bee
		Working all of the teeming daylight hours.
		Fertilising crops for you and for me,
		Taking pollen from the sunlit flowers.
		Flying on the season's warm, scented breeze
		Unlikely pilot of the summer sky.
		Your antennae navigating with ease
		The paths by which your queen, and we, rely.
		How long without the bee would we survive?
		Seeker of ambrosia where you alight,
		Collecting nectar for your busy hive,	
		Tunefully humming on your fertile flight,
		Working all of the teeming daylight hours,
		Taking pollen from the sunlit flowers.

		20/09/16

                 Syllables checked with PoetrySoup
                  and Howmanysyllables.com
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Tunefully

Tunefully

                   
                                 notes cry out             singing to me

                melodiously haunting                        ringing crystal clear
        
         perfect sharps resound                                 semi-tones rend through the air

             quavers hover in the air                       so very many sounds
  
                                  join together              mingling,  blending
                                                  
                   
                                                      Joyfully

                   
                                  I sing along                  music carrying

                      me to paradise                                 sounds so sweet

     flutes playing high notes                                           drums bang out the beat 

                harps, oh the harps                                  angelic notes float

                                     rift the air                    celestially majestic
 
                                                    Enchanting 

written 08/10/2013

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Premium Member Pristine and Pure

Pristine and Pure

The winding road led to a chasm deep
below a cliff that proudly shows the view...
a silken, blue-green lake, lays like a gem
of opulence embedded in the rim
of tall, lush evergreens that now adorn
the natural setting so pristine and pure.

Within, the lovely birds exult their home
with calls and songs that flow so tunefully,
while hawks shriek out in tones of mockery,
their impetus to find and capture prey.
Upon this cliff I share in nature's joy;
vicarious, my thrill of standing here.


Sandra M. Haight

~2nd Place~
Contest: Eight Word Challenge 8
Sponsor: John Hamilton
Judged: 09/03/2018

Required Words Used:
chasm  silken  opulence  adorn  
exult  mockery  impetus  vicarious

Premium Member Sing I Praise

Sing I praise
not for reward
already blessed -- 

but sing I praise
seeking harmony
with God’s best -- 

Sing I praise, voice
of purified stock -- 

a worshiping neighborhood

a divine acoustic, risen flock -- 

As the lord sustains
His creation~ examples:
nurtures daily -- His
abundance of beauty, the world I
tunefully hear enchanted awesomely see – 
Sing I praise, NOT A chorus of doubt 
challenges Christ vibrato in me.  

Loyal to Father in His creation,
to the Son, our sacred Brother -- 
ruling my heart no All-mighty other

Though evil beckons mutes to Silence -- 
While many fallen yet cling to violence -- 
Hear now, my clear voice of spiritual triumph! 
Hear now, my alto victory! – Sing I praise
reclaiming earth for God’s heaven above – Sing I praise
inviting you to robustly choir with transfiguring, eternal love!

Premium Member Melodies of the Heart

In a black and white world,
feathered fingertips caress
ebony and ivory keys -
melodically forming a myriad
of vibrant and vivid hues, 
diversifying dulcet emotive reflections.

In a world of spoken falsehood,
expressions that cannot be spoken,
aid each truthful touch to narrate
speechless secret serenades.

For soulmates who choose to listen,
minds allure to the grace of
mellifluous sentimental symphonies,
harmonising hollow hearts through
tantric vibrations, gently echoing to
soothe sorrowful soundless souls.

Rhapsodic pianist strokes satin white skin,
tunefully kissing black lustrous lips.
Hearts play music secretly 
establishing spiritual connections.

Ivory and ebony rectangles dance 
in eternal kindred devotion, 
igniting spirits to whirl to the 
rhythm of sensual sensations.

Last note leads to another healed composition 
as departing flames of passion illuminate lovers paths.
A blank page appears at the end of the song sheet.
Tired pianist fingers rest as the mind is absent of lyrics,
paralysed to play a melody for its own suppressed heart.
Lost, pondering mute tears which fail to cleanse its soul.,

The Silent One
9 January 2018
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