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Through This Weary Way of Silence

Silence, like a glass thrown up in the air
Then exploding, its shards like a nagging echo
Raining on a heart, and it's so unfair
To bleed for love that is not there... Is there, 
Through this weary way of silence, I must go. 

I would turn around then I would not turn around, 
Your smile and glances preserved in my mind, 
And in my heart, reenacting in the sweetest sound, 
The dreamed embrace, the joy missed, the love undefined
Through this weary way of silence, I would find. 

With my eyes abandoned of you, fixed ahead
These weary feet, to nothingness may be led
But at least now with a direction to go, 
One major burial,  strange, a final song in my head
Through this weary way of silence, I know. 

I've seen this before, a walk of nowhere to go
But perhaps, a bluer mojo rain shall fall for me
The road free, clearer, braver, kinder and timely, 
Truth undenied, fear deposed, honesty not in throe
Through this weary way of silence, you know. 

Some-Velvet-Briars/ May 25, 2025/ 2:51 AM
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member I Am Lin

I have the touch of viking in me
The spirit of the wild and free
I am the waterfall cascading
Across all nordic kingdom

My sovereignty undenied
I render lush abundance
Assuring joy to a parched land
Pride and glory to its clan

I am the gurgling source of life
That will not ever wither
I am Lin of the winds
The goddess of the meadows

I bring forth springtime’s magic
And the song of meadowlarks
I am Lin who hails from lands of reverie
Of the many crosswinds I am Lin               



Read on air by invitation  ~  January 9, 2022  'POETS HARBOUR'

AP: 3rd place 2026, Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2021

Dualspace

Upon a desert's silent sea of sand,
A tower stands with strength upon the land.
Its hue, a blazing red in sun's embrace,
Yet darkness hovers, casting mystic grace.

A contradiction painted 'cross the sky,
Dark clouds and sunshine vying, none comply.
The tower's shadow stretches 'long the ground,
A solitary sentinel, profound.

Desolation spreads, a barren, empty plain,
Where solitude and quietness remain.
Footprints mark a path of souls now gone,
Whispers of their stories linger on.

The sun, a golden orb in azure skies,
Its cheerful rays attempt to mesmerize.
Yet dark clouds gather, weaving tales untold,
A juxtaposition, nature's fold.

The tower's red, a poppy midst the sand,
A beacon in this arid, lifeless land.
Though clouds may mask the sun in somber shroud,
The tower's presence stands tall and proud.

In unity, the sun and darkness play,
A dance of contrasts in the sky's array.
The tower, steadfast, gazes far and wide,
Its strength against the odds, undenied.

So in this scene, where opposites unite,
The tower stands, a symbol shining bright.
Dark clouds and sun converge, then drift away,
A masterpiece of nature's night and day.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Sweet Walk

A cup of ice cream, he invites
A spoonful near my lips to try
Raising his finger to remove
Dots of ice cream that dropped

Blushing with his slightest touch
Hardly trying this to stop
Under my lashes, his eyes sparkle
Then he said, "like the stars, you twinkle"

Slight bubbly exchange of talks
As we proceed happily on our walk
Glancing sideways for sometime
Checking indirectly a clue undenied

On the red stoplight in the street, we halt
Entwining his hand on mine for a hold
Guiding me gently to pass safely on lane
To my home, admiration he exclaims

by: 
olive_eloi
8:46 pm
02/17/2014

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Premium Member Inglenook - First Place Contest Winner

In the heart of the humble countryside,
Where nature's beauty does coincide,
There lies an inglenook, a cherished place,
Where love and warmth forever embrace.

The inglenook stands, a beacon of light,
Guiding souls through love's endless delight.
Soaring for the heights, lofty and proud,
The beam room sprawl has an icon cursing loud. 

Cozy and inviting, with a roaring log,
A place where lovers cuddle, hearts agog.
In this inglenook, deep feelings do reside 
A sanctuary of love, where hearts confide,

With flickering candlelight, the scene is set,
A lounge so spacious, certainly to fret.
The wood fire blazed, its crackling sound,
Igniting passion, love's flame unbound,

In the hearth area, a colossal marble,
A symbol of strength, love's eternal marvel.
The heavy beams above, as guardians strong,
Watching over lovers, as they belong,

In this humble abode, where memories are made, 
Love's eternal fire will never fade.
In the heart of the humble countryside,
Where souls intertwine, edge by side,

The inglenook whispers secrets untold,
In its warm embrace, love's story unfolds.
With each flicker of candlelight,
The inglenook dances, a mesmerizing sight,

Yawning with warmth, as a gentle embrace,
Inviting love's journey, in this sacred space.
The wood fire blazed, its crackling voice,
Serenading the hearts with its rejoice,

With every crackle and pop, love's melody,
Filling the air, creating harmony.
In this haven of love, where time idle still,
Hearts are entwined, bound by a thrill,

The inglenook holds the key,
To love's true essence, a symphony.
In the heart of the humble countryside,
Where love's flame burns, undenied.

1st place contest winner
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Mathematical

Man of mystery, 
Name surviving history
Man of intelligence,
Where time has proved his relevance 
Hero of allied lines,
Deciphering future war crimes
In a world of injustice,
His tortured soul was forced to live

His genius was undenied
But he never got to show his pride

Oh Alan, mathematician 
To save our souls became your mission
A thinking that was radical
Your life was mathematical 
And yet one thing did not compute
No reason fair could constitute
Your hearts enforced sabbatical
Your suffering was mathematical

You cracked the code,
That saved our men from overload
When hate set it's sail
You succeeded where all had failed
Focused on work
Hiding from where feelings lurk
Desires unspoken
Left your genius heart, broken

His mindfulness now analysed
Shows how much life he compromised 

Oh Alan, Mathematician
You lived in a world of sad division 
A thinking quite grammatical 
Your life was mathematical 
Though inner peace was lost
A hidden price, an unfair cost
True love was economical
Your suffering was mathematical 

But how your flame burns bright
Your true desire to do what's right
Your stubborn need to solve
And world pain to resolve

Oh Alan, Mathematician
You lived through silence and derision 
A thinking inspirational 
Your life was mathematical 
Without your brilliant mind
Where would be humankind
Though costs were astronomical 
Your suffering was mathematical 

-- Alan Turing, 1912-1954
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Have You Forgotten Me


It's been years since we walked away from each other.
Long ago, I stopped looking back because I was afraid
that I'll not see your footprints following behind me.
Each time I dared turn my head; they'd faded a bit more.
With every hesitant step I've taken, I've wondered...
have I become nothing more than a pale phantom to you.
A memory, a ghost, who disappeared from view.
Do you no longer remember me; my name did you forget?
Or have you missed me and feel grievous sorrow and regret?
Maybe by now I'm just a delusion carried along on the wind.

Traces of you will always cling to me, a scent undenied and
in tears I cried, like raindrops falling from brooding clouds.
If afternoon showers could cleanse me of loving you,
I'd call out to the thunder god for a rage-filled storm.
My heart has never forgiven me for walking away from you.
I feel it beat more quickly on those dark and dreary days
when I think I hear your footfalls catching up to me.
I dare not turn around for fear of what I would not see.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Destiny's Hand

Across chasms of time 
our eyes may meet 
love long unavailed 
will pull at restraint 

tomorrow must come 
and an adamantium sky 
ripples the aurora borealis 
above my meager crown 

My admiration lies in hidden smiles  
as this burgeoning lust rolls all eyes 
secreting the ties that bound us 
I deny its velocity and validity 

As Judas denied christ thrice 
I deny us and what we once held 
hanging trees of knowledge bloom 
the truth is undressed and undenied 

Along the Rose line in all my dreams 
A shrill coming together killed us 
draped in silenced peace I prayed
knowing love burns ever brighter still 

But in these awkward realms of glass
where destiny plays with solid rock 
and deja vu awakes my middle eye 
the blink of a universe trickles tears  

Gently twinkling stars remind me 
on the tip of my tongue a word 
falters to only lay dead in my throat 
to know love I must speak in tongues 

Knowing this I kiss goodbye the earth
letting destiny take hold of my hand

Premium Member A New Year's Tale

A nnulled are the possibilities of the past, 
n uances of angst unborn, leave unformed, dashed at last.
E ach new breath rises like steam on a cold days brass, 
w ine flows freely in a celebratory glass. 
Y outhful lovers view a Valentine forecast.
E lders now rested lift from mid-winter's white morass. 
A ll of life cozy-cuddled awaits the days repast,  
r aring to go on an adventure unsurpassed, 
s ailing oceans, climbing mountains, life with contrast. 
T he New Year has wakened silver-spooned with such class 
a mazing how new beginning bring hope undashed.
L augh with your eyes, smile with your heart opened so wide
e ach year's full of possibilities that's undenied.
Form: Acrostic

How a Heart Breaks

It's in the moment taken long ago
 feelings that were unintended
 rising in suspense to know
as every life becomes upended.

If only I could recall the scene
 and these old eyes could see
 those fading memories and dreams
of all that life for us was to be.

Wouldn't change a thing
 not that chance first meeting
 or the aftermath it should bring
when you were my everything.

We've set aside the tears
 knowing one last hello is our goodbye
 still laughing, sighing at the years 
giving in with only our love left undenied.

Wait for me
 knowing how my heart aches
 for now I must let you go
this is how - a heart breaks.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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