Long Uncurl Poems

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Premium Member The Seventh Seascape


O souls of the Island, 
I have silently 
heard through 
tropical torrents 
and surpassed 
a million miles 
of the milky seas, 
away from 
mint-marine 
silhouettes of my
utopian wonderland, 
as strawberry 
ripples and 
coconut-scented 
musings called 
upon my 
flamboyant spirit, 
to explore those
ebony-emeralds 
of universe and 
envelop my hope in 
creamy pink shells. 

I have soaked in 
sepia impressions, 
ebbing as 
crepe currents 
on splitting shores 
and windsurfed 
through the
hibiscus rays 
of life by forbidding 
heartache hymns 
of yesteryears, 
from lurking in 
jewelled hours 
of today 
and built a 
kryptonite kayak 
to sail in the 
turquoise times 
of tomorrow.
For, now I know 
that the 
opalescent ocean 
has chosen me, 
to return the
riveting spirit 
of sage-rufescent 
rivulets back to 
the 'Heart of 
Humanity's Cosmos', 
shaped in 
soft serenades 
of seraphim. 

When the 
whispers of a 
mauve french-rose, 
blooming within, 
will uncurl their 
farthest wish 
in silken twinkles, 
my eyes will always 
remember these 
watercolor heights 
splashing crayon dusks 
and revealing 
silver moon truths, 
for there's more 
beyond the 
neon networks 
of syzygy pearl skies 
and chestnut reefs, 
yearning to be 
cherished by the
blonde alchemy of love. 

So, I abandon 
those sooty 
regrets that snorkel 
with their fragile fins in 
kohl-lily gulfs
and observe these
constellations 
of intuitions, formed 
by the star-kissed 
manta rays and 
sketch sagacious 
saudades laced 
with hope, as a 
halo around the 
lilac Pole Star. 

In this mortal 
seascape of 
the seventh heaven, 
every orphan 
of darkness
shimmers as 
the beacon 
of lustrous 
sugar-scintilla that 
shapes this world, 
in ivory-smitten 
spheres of 
magically 
diaphanous helix, 
waltzing in whispers 
of wind and water. 
Every lava-skinned, 
feminine flame 
of doleful daffodils 
was once a glittered 
cherry-red gardenia, 
laced with 
cardinal buds, 
who nurtured 
velvet seeds 
in the womb of 
celeste compassion 
and edenic empathy. 

And like myself, 
every sea-maiden of
sequined lush ruminations, 
crowned with 
purple plumerias, 
is a whimsical wayfinder, 
wishing for ~
white bells of serenity 
and blue-star petals of peace.


Premium Member Rebirth

This year’s been so long. So long to Winter!
With blinding shaft and bright bleeding of sun,
the limbs of trees, like flames, trust their tinter.
Unfurl the soulful buds, ye Holy One!

The soak of pomp at ground level unfurls.
Angelic, sonorous romance of Spring.
See tea cups and saucers — bouquets uncurl.
Astir your eyes to the rebirth God brings.

True garden grows within — reds, purples, blues.
The rose, tulips, and wildflowers — His gifts.
Forsake not light of brightest scent and hue.
Lean in, darlings, and pluck the sweetest lift.

To live is Christ! Adoration of life!
So friends, spur away Winter and its strife.



3/6/2021
Breath of Spring
Sponsor: Regina McIntosh
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member In the Soup

soup is what happens
when separate things consent
to becoming shared
not losing what they once were
only wanting to join in

In a bowl of soup
hard broken bones grow tender
old sinews uncurl—
nothing refuses the slow
coercion of a simmer

chopped ingredients
dropped into the iron pot
speak the same language—
a quiet conglomerate
poetry, more than its parts

held between two palms,
a cup of soup warms the soul
its steam curls unfolds—
inspiring insightful sips
in simple possible ways

around one wide pot
neighbors gather with stories
shared among good friends—
gathering glints and jangles
from the hoo-hah, bubbling, stew
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Bridgette the Deer Whisperer

Deer whisperer, had a full schedule, for she was trusted by so many.
She examined reindeer, elk to baby fawn, giving attention and love
They were brought by their kin and neighbors with nary a whinny.
Bridgette’s listening healing gift was from the heavens above.

Stories of trauma, upsetting vignettes, with pure PTS Disorder.
They were referred to her by friends, her healing gifts rapidly uncurl.
Bridgette was a deer whisperers, from Wyn Family, a sacred order.
Able to nurture and inspire hope in deer since she was a young girl.

One fawn was concerned about her mate, who was in the spirit world.
Bridgette put her in touch he assured her -he was in a wonderful place.
Many elk and moose came to her. Their stories rapidly unfurled.
Deer in more forests discovered her; found her quiet woodsy space.

Many nights she listened to the hearts and soul of the most innocent.
Those who suffered pain caused by man, arch enemy, one they fear.
She spent her life in the forest, nurturing deer, her time well spent.
Bridgette was joyful and excited to do what she could for the deer.

No one else loved so hard by so many of the most loving creatures.
Caring heart and soulful eyes, her two most endearing features.
She did meet a man once, but wisely decided to choose the deer.
Wind in woods still blow Bridgette's song you can clearly hear.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Germination

Ah, the fortitude of a circle
the circular wisdom 
of  spring to summer  fall to winter  
the spinning wheel’s twist of threads -
at once both self-reliant and reliant

my soul to embryo  seed to seedling

the mettle it takes for the genesis;  
for my poppy pod to wake and break
a tiny speck of matter  a fleck of duality unleashed
I surrender my dormancy to the earth -
roots reach deep like pale squiggly fingers
..for my kernel was laid to rest to bustle to life..
while my headstrong head pushes up through the soil 
I come to be.. like a new idea taking shape 
a physical being grounded
while seeking the realm of the Sun
the source of spirit as essential 
as the dark womb from which I emerge
with a heart budding with the universe from nothing 

I sprout as a sprig from a rounded grain
conceived in a gold-dusted flurry of furry buzz..
a bumblebee's dalliance with the center of a whorl
a mote of pollen so mite-like  -- but 
        m i g h t y 
in   purpose   potential   and   power  
woven together in the art of creation

wind-driven autumn rains and sips of melted snow 
..mother’s milk during the passage of time..
sweetly feeds the gentle needs for my tender birth
daystar’s dabble-dance with shadows 
charm the chill from the cradle of the garden floor -
warm ginger dapples flit to find me between
canopy gaps in swish and sway..
mini-spots mirroring the disk of the Sun reminds me;
the image of what I’ll become
when my solar heart shines in a petal-chalice of flame..
rapture stirs the layers of humus
penetrating my essence with a ripening
stoking my fortitude to fulfill my destiny  
to break free of that which holds me down 
and reach ever higher inspired by a promise;
the golden circle of solace.. the bull's-eye in the sky 
whose glow does kiss and grow my soul -
my inner space of bright sure to blaze 
in a blossom cup’s confinement 

my soul to embryo  seed to seedling

sown to assure my flowering  
my earthy ascension fulfills Nature’s cycle of nativity;
above the loam  I rise  to unfurl
and lift my airy leaves’ uncurl up high 
in praise of the light 
as the end of a gray season curves 
into the festive yellow equinox of resurgence


Grows the Night

     Grows the night as moonlit waves swivel 
   to unravel submerged mysteries,
 dark fears uncurl into sapphire hopes,
   lustrous divine chandelier on pier.
     Grows the night to unveil moist layer
  of echoed enchanting fog of faith,
  flaming muse scintillates pearls of love,
    with musk-soaked lullabies grows the night

June 9, 2020

REPEAT THE PHRASE Poetry Contest
Sponsor: nette onclaud
Title Chosen: GROWS THE NIGHT
9 syllables per line, checked on howmanysyllables.com
~Winner: Third Place

BRIAN'S SELECT H,any form,any theme Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Brian Strand
~Winner: Honorable Mention
Form: Verse

Finding

On a damp Sunday, where the grass and earth 
Call my name, out from the tangle of covers 
On the humid wind, the forest beckons 
With her arms of fallen leaves, twigs
Ferns uncurl 

My heart is pounding in my black sweatshirt, 
I unzip it and touch my collar bone, and then 
The rough arm of a sycamore 

Just when I thought I was King
She sways in the wind and wrestles me down 

Just when I thought I was good at letting
Soft earth mend my brow, just like the worry doll
The white lilies and morels fade away 

I know the moment when my heart pounds 
And refuses to drive to work, to go back
And I scream silently, but I’m reflected in the lake 
Lines and red rimmed eyes, but, something else

I spread my arms and look up, in time to see a Red Tail
Following along, parallel in the grey sky 

Let’s let that be enough, crown of feathers 
Enough, gentle lake wind 
To dream another day to a close

Gavin, Help Me

Gavin, help me.
Your innocence is coveted now, you see.
I’ve fallen for this girl.
She’s got hearts in a wild twirl.

Noah, help me.
This courage runs away through the trees.
I’ve fallen for this girl;
Now she’s the only valuable pearl.

Jacob, help me.
Could use your shoulder to lean.
I’ve fallen for this girl,
While searching for her like a URL.

Jefferson, help me.
Still need the knowledge to an extended degree.
I’ve fallen for this girl,
But she makes it so hard to uncurl.

Matthew, help me.
When do we act? What’s the key?
I’ve fallen for this girl.
Right timing isn’t something you can feel.

Lily, help me.
You and your insights know how this works.
I’ve fallen for this girl.
Oughta give this a whirl.

Dominic, help me.
Care to offer a little wisdom to thee?
I’ve fallen for this girl,
Now it’s hard to see her as someone real.

Gia, help me.
Your lightheartedness is like the calming sea.
I’ve fallen for this girl,
And she might just cause a furl.

Jace, help me.
Acceptance is required to escape the scree.
I’ve fallen for this girl,
But the need to be grounded lies at the heel.

Christian, help me.
You could always create a perfect concord.
I’ve fallen for this girl,
Her loveliness could turn almost anyone into a squirrel.

Guiliano, help me.
How does one become worthy of wonderful Capri?
I’ve fallen for this girl,
And holiness is the thing to win her laurel.

Cole, help me.
This passion didn’t have you pay a rupee.
I’ve fallen for this girl.
Just need a little zeal.

Tyler, help me.
Now there’s panicking.
I’ve fallen for this girl,
But your grit can help get through it all.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Urges

The answers lie in setting everything free,
allow anxiety to fall and trust the process.
Baby, it’s okay to let the grass grow wild.
Nature has a way of keeping blades level.

Allow anxiety to fall and trust the process,
complete control is really just an illusion.
Nature has a way of keeping blades level,
embrace the animal clawing at your guts. 

Complete control is really just an illusion,
let the raw razors uncurl and blossom.
Embrace the animal clawing at your guts, 
demanding to be released from its cage.

Let the raw razors uncurl and blossom, 
you’ll peak precisely when you need to.
Demanding to be released from its cage,
urges can only be contained for so long.

You’ll peak precisely when you need to,
baby it’s okay to let the grass grow wild. 
Urges can only be contained for so long,
the answers lie in setting everything free.
Form: Pantoum

Premium Member A Space of Time My Own

Tiny new, soft green leaves,
Yet full of baby wrinkles
And winter sleep,
Uncurl and stretch,
Clinging to mother branches,
Basking in the unaccustomed
Long-awaited,
Sun-filled warmth.

Bird conversations
Fill the soft-stirred air.
Returning wanderers
Greet one another.
”Hello again! How was
Venezuela this year?
Who has the nest
In the arbor vitae now?”

I breathe the sweet April
Smell of hyacinths
And white and purple lilacs.
The stone steps are warm.
I lean into a corner,
Sun seeping into my body
Like heated syrup
Soaking into pancakes.

A space of time my own -
For just this moment
I belong to sun and earth
And birds and sky.
Eyes closed, I feel
And hear and smell
God’s world around me –
And know that it’s enough.

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