Long Turbines Poems
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- Au Revoir - Goodbye -
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A freezing cold evening
Where the stars shining bright
With frost blade flanks
From mouth and nose steam
In the clear silence
White untrodden snows
Nature's frozen pulse
Sleep like a little baby
One gracious moon
After the night the...
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Categories:
turbines, remember,
Form:
Free verse
A Greener Bodhisattva World
This is the third time
I've read Beyond Religion:
Ethics
[non-sectarian, non-partisan, non-violent]
for A (not "The") Whole World
[ZeroZenZone Universe, psychological and politically eco-logical].
In the second, of two, sections,
the Dalai Lama discusses,
in most excruciating therapeutic detail,
emotional positive v negative...
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Categories:
turbines, beauty, green, health, humor, psychological, religion, trust,
Form:
Political Verse
Once Upon a Reservation
Back in the height
of our pre-millennial military-industrial
post-revolutionary days
of competing excess...
No, love,
Stick with
Once upon our Sacred Times...
Once upon a time
here in the US of Northern Americas
we used a Reservation Model
to dispose of hopelessly disabled aboriginals,
too RightBrain...
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Categories:
turbines, destiny, education, environment, green, health, humor, peace,
Form:
Political Verse
History Times
Once upon an evolving time
we were a great first nation,
or second nation,
depending on your historical perspective,
but definitely not a third nation
although some cooperative economists
thought we might be competing ourselves
in that over-invested and ego-inflationary direction.
This first...
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Categories:
turbines, community, health, history, humor, power, relationship,
Form:
Political Verse
Alternative Facts With Feelings
I guess it never was
The way I thought it was
I say this only just because
You never came to love
I guess it wasn't so
Guess that's how the story goes
You didn't dig my flow
You didn't dig my...
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Categories:
turbines, culture, earth day, happiness, health, heart, usa,
Form:
Political Verse
Walking With the Wind
I was an environmental scientist, working with large wind farm developers,
To harness wind and generate electricity, as a plum sun flees, to tell others.
I worked at helping developers comply, with all environmental regulations;
Minimizing the impact...
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Categories:
turbines, appreciation, beauty, fantasy, nature, nice, wind, work,
Form:
Couplet
Story of the Meaning of Life
the meaning of life was in love
that man's name was god
god rode the meaning of life's curtails
and recieved everything the meaning of life had sewn
the devil, someone else who loved the meaning of life
did not...
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Categories:
turbines, visionaryday, life, death, confusion, day, death, jesus,
Form:
Free verse
All of My Most Precious and Treaured Lines Revisited In This 1 Singular Simple Poem
It's been a little more and two score
Since I revisited all of my most
treaured ghostly line from my
poetic past
Dipped and dabbed my nib in ink
like a knife through endless scraps
of paper wondering if I had...
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Categories:
turbines, career, old,
Form:
Free verse
~ (~) ~ ""hold On!"" ~ (~) ~ (Part #3 of 4) ~ (~) ~
The generous character-carried-by them good-old-girls-and boys down-home country-copper-
roof-all filled-up-silos-wheat-turbines waiting ready outside the barn deer-skins pegged down
low the greater-story askant-of curiosity carrying the pureness of a child as to why... .
Smoked-up hickory-honey-bubbling bacon...
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Categories:
turbines, inspirationaltime,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Part Ii
Whilst listening out for the pitching and
cresting frequency of the turbines and
blades from the wind farm upon
Frankenstein's castle on the hill
Mistress of the pale rose deftly ballet
dancing the breeze from the inside out
of a...
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Categories:
turbines, dedication,
Form:
Free verse
When the Weight of the Sky Pushed Them Down
I've been doing my current job for 32 years; lots of travel, places and people. A few memories stick out; my own Book of Hours, it would be almost one per year.
...
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Categories:
turbines, bereavement, death, native american, people, sad,
Form:
Prose
The Billabong Song Is Neither a Billboard Nor a Bull Breaking
A transparent parrot makes a very big noise when seed arrives to visit. Mr and Mrs seed have fifteen children, eleven thousand grandchildren and one great grandchild. It is interesting to note bar levels for...
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Categories:
turbines, adventure, africa, assonance,
Form:
I do not know?
Raptor's Eye
EarthCare Elders
repurposed our red brick industrial
BrownField
Including a rusted metal box
the size and shape of a giant's coffin
orange and dingy brown
metal flaking paradox
floating toward sacred ground
along river's sweeping fed up bed.
Here lived a racoon mother
as...
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Categories:
turbines, earth, health, power,
Form:
Political Verse
Anti-Everthing
All I hear is anti-everything!
Still unhealed from the wounds of my antagonist though.
All these knots in my stomach still can’t be untangled.
I remember, she said that she’s in love with Phil the Philanthropist.
Now all properly...
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Categories:
turbines, corruption, dark, death, grief, imagery, military, science,
Form:
Alliteration
Ode to the Largest Lakes of Maine
Moosehead, mother of Maine’s many lakes
fed by Moose River’s flowing tears.
Overlooked by Kineo’s cliffs,
with Kennebec you share your gifts.
Sebago Lake, your bowels deep
with waters fresh, quench Portland’s thirst.
Headwater for Presumpscot’s course
which for many towns was...
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Categories:
turbines, adventure, environment, fish, fishing, nature, vacation, water,
Form:
Free verse
What Did I Do Today
What did I do today!
By Stanley Russell Harris
The new mad author
& A Poetry Soup honourably mentioned poet
I looked on the Facebook BBC News.
As that’s where I express my views.
As it does say, ‘write a comment,’...
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Categories:
turbines, america, death, earth, fish, sea,
Form:
I do not know?
The Chimes They Are A'Changiin'
DAMNABLE DEATH OF A DAISY
Can the sky cry?
Can the sun have fun?
Can the stars have scars?
And can I have a heaviness in my heart lifted?
Because there are too many hoards and whores gifted
But given the...
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Categories:
turbines, angst, death, heart, death, heart, may, sky,
Form:
Crystalline
Damned Daisy Deserved To Die Daily
DAMNABLE DEATH OF A DAISYV
Can the sky cry?
Can the sun have fun?
Can the stars have scars?
And can I have a heaviness in my heart lifted?
Because there are too many hoards being gifted
But given the wrong...
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Categories:
turbines, angstdeath, heart, death, heart, may, sky, stars,
Form:
Monorhyme
Damnable Death of a Daisy
DAMNABLE DEATH OF A DAISY
Can the sky cry?
Can the sun have fun?
Can the stars have scars?
And can I have a heaviness in my heart be lifted?
Because there are too many hoards being gifted
But given the...
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Categories:
turbines, angst, death, heart, death, heart, may, sky,
Form:
Monorhyme
Cul-De-Sac
the good
The doors to my mind and heart
circle as revolving doors.
A peek inside and you see
happy memories and joyous events,
the loves, and lifelong friendships
A cul-de-sac, though a dead end,
has a circular finish, a merry-go-round
that accumulates...
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Categories:
turbines, anger, dark, hate, life, love, psychological, simile,
Form:
Free verse
Because they hate
Paulo was Brazil’s most popular journalist, but the left did pursue
He told an American interviewer that the left there "hates you"
I found this a puzzle, I asked why, what did we do?
But hate has odd...
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Categories:
turbines, anger, hate,
Form:
Lyric
Voyager
He put to sea west south-west
in a small cabin amidships -
stole away in an unknown quest,
salty ocean brine wet on his lips
In the fires of smoke and...
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Categories:
turbines, adventure, voyage,
Form:
Rhyme
Hopeful Hot Wheels
Deserted we lie, banished to a shoe box; discarded metal
scraping metal every spring as our ignored box gets shelved
in a different room of the house; forsaken and further away
from real life. We demand equal...
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Categories:
turbines, car, childhood, nostalgia,
Form:
Free verse
Tolling Mercy
Shards of distress pierce me
when probing memories for
purpose in mournful
deeds; stingy cords dangle
from teetering curtain rods,
begging me to pull.
Macaroni starch drips into the
sink in slow drips, marching
along with pattering
pings in the tin basin, making
my yellow...
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Categories:
turbines, faith, friendshipme,
Form:
Free verse
Wheel On a Stick Part 10
The Cinematic Film Treatment as a stand alone element
in the aesthetic revolution we are now not witnessing
Radiant
A pilgrimage of enlightenment undertaken by Bob the Plumber after experiencing a spiritual detonation that woke him...
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Categories:
turbines, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse