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Premium Member Writing Poetry

Soul’s innate creative urge,
causes in heart, an upsurge,
creating in space, a rhythm,
throbbing in mind-body prism.

Entwined with the universe,
our mind then conjures a verse,
which ego claims as its own,
although seeds are by soul sown.

Attuned to love’s vibration,
unique is each creation,
penning patterns on paper,
the way we like to caper.

The music’s not our handwork,
so we best wipe off our smirk,
but nevertheless since we’re here,
we let the fragrance draw near.

Just like petals in full bloom,
soul’s vibrance too likes to zoom,
which works for poets like us,
joyous aboard God’s bliss bus.
Form: Jueju


Premium Member Hark

Hark

The captain spoke to the sick and starving
As he bobbled on the bow
And began
We will go there
Pointing his crooked finger as his dark, salty body dropped 
But with each upsurge he made another point
You are here because you got lost
I'm here to take you home
Down surge
I'm not sure we will make it
Upsurge
But you have strong oars made of Spanish mahogany one at a time
Down surge
Some of you are weaker and will think of dying
Upsurge
Others will pick you up because you are worthy of love
Down surge
Your stomachs are full of toxic blubber meat
Upsurge
You will endure for the purpose of Her
hug at port, wet and tired and lost
Down surge
You will not endure if you are proud
Upsurge
Down surge
And just his eyes. 
Only sounds of orphaned oars and flapping sails and rusty rudders. 

Two whales appear, each pick a side. 
Guiding, with twin wakes, and moving the boys toward there
Upsurge
Down surge
The whales were moving them there. 
Screaming to their distant loved ones
I'll be home soon

The Smoky Rose and the Angel

The smoky rose burns bright in the embers of my soul 
From paradise to earth the angels fall softly 
Wrapping their wings around me 
They keep me hanging on 
They keep me hanging on 
I see the colors of heaven dancing like doves 
And I feel the love
It's like a flower in the dark 
Whispers of lonesome breathes disappear 
When the angels come near me, 
I keep hanging on 
I keep hanging on 
Angels, they keep me hanging on 
Until the rose has turned to fired embers 
Without a sound she rises from the ashes 
Of the past, alive reseeded 
Re-magnetised, 
I'm hanging on, cuz they never gonna leave me 
The angels, they keep me hanging on 
Forever.
Her petals never shall wilt again
They will upsurge in every peak of passion
For when the body dies, the love of the thriving remains
It keeps me hanging on
It keeps me hanging on 
My heart wrings from the sheer honesty
Of her echoing choruses
I feel peace from the matchless aroma 
Their wings are wafting me to sleep
I wish only to dream in her grip
To catch her transparent essence
Keep me hanging on 
Keep me hanging on
With a strike of love
With a wick ever sustaining
And a flame ever burning
Downward to the dust,
Upward to the heavens
I will know that I am needed
I will know that I am real

--
This was a collaboration written with Mystic Rose
Inspired by the song Magnetised, by Tom Odell, and the picture above.

Premium Member Winter On Display

There I stood, quietly and still, with a frozen stare through my patio door.                                                                  The awesome portrait of life, so dominating most of the year, has lost its 
lure.This time, it’s not the forest that I behold, but it’s the sleeping trees that I see. All agree that much of life’s greenery has changed, rearranged, and 
suffered pain.                                                                                            

In my backyard, there stands a fence laced and hidden in a fading sea of green. Gone is the luster of summer and the colors of fall, but the season is subtle and serene. Refusing to go unnoticed is a plant clustered with tiny blossoms of purple flowers. Bright and beaming yellow blossoms, undefeated and undisturbed, adorn a bush. The bush, filled with life on this January morn, blends cheerfully with nature’s orchestra.                                                  

The weather is gloomy and overcast, but no one bothered to tell my lovely backyard friends. A tree, showing no resemblance to its surroundings, is bare, stripped, and naked. She pleads for nothing and does not appear to be wounded, sick, or diseased.                                                                      

The once green foliage of summer that turned brown last fall is now gone. Its umbrella of shade baring leaves is now a haven of rest for the birds.  Come Spring, life will upsurge, and green leaves of shade will emerge.                                                                                         

But for now, the winter winds must blow and shake off all the leaves, and winter rains must fall while the full ensemble of life awaits the new season.

01302011; PostPS01162018, Contest, Mid Jan Premiere, Brian Strand

Hic Cups

I write much hic cup ado
About nothing, which involuntary explosive release 
   comes clear out of the hic cup blue
nary a sponge bob square pants handy dandy bellows clue
where in tarnation this uncontrollable bout 
   jarring the body electric hic cup do
why such physiological spasmodic trembling whacky 
   baa closure of glottis hic cup ewe
moost likely find annoying as this hic cup ping buck feels few
breaths short of taking drastic action…
   like hic cup swallowing glue
as an extreme solution per tha series 
   of being held hostage hoo
dee knee probably lacked escapist artist skills 
   even if he trundled to an igloo
to emergency room of a hospital or veterinarian 
   such hic cup caterwauling catering to gentile cat or Jew
lean, thus, time and again when said hic cup affliction 
   holds me hic cup ransom knew
does drive me towards acts of desperation 
   such as sticking ma head in the loo
which bizarre reaction on par with holding 
   out an appetite until famished for moo
Goo guy pan in mixed with a delicious bowl of new
dulls steeped in broth or an island delicacy renown on Oahu
even this atheist would ask for salivation praying a pew
whereby sound of silence echoed by hic cup right on queue
when nary a burble until reach that amen hic cup rue
stubbornly persists, no matter trying to suppression sue
per upsurge of diaphragm, a diabolical force forcing air thru
nasal passage and/or mouth oft times faintly resembling a u
ca  lay lee with a snort accompanied no doubt by a voodoo
Practitioner…until…at last whew
hic cups stop as mysteriously as they started 
   bringing relief to this caged primate in a zoo.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Mystery of Mellowness

bafflingly 
    bemusing
         mind
       &
         mood
              unwary
       &
          brazen bookie
       secluded  
     sequestered
  stouthearted
spluttered

calming 
    melody
  in
woeful 
     wail
&
stormy 
  temper
     quirky 
         upsurge
of
     humdinger
   &
 humdrum

ancient 
      mysteries
          slumber 
   in 
          depths
   of
 stillness
     &
eternal light
      blazing bright 
          beaming insight
               beaconing  delight

trance 
    in
      abyss
        but
waters curl
    in 
  mercurial 
      cadence
    &
  unfathomable 
         ocean
a wave
          streaming serenity
      splendid sparking
    sprouting spring
seedling
  of
    starlit serenade
surrounding hollow
 in
  wails
      of
     hazy aches
   forlorn sighs
scattered
   a wave
      a verve
          a swerve.

Written: January 22, 2023

Your Selection Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand

NOTE::THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Premium Member Hurricanes

Heat conjured the atmosphere, conception began 
Upsurge in pressures stirs water, birthing Nature’s Giants
Roaring sound with mixed helicopter-lion, ranting on the ocean
Ready to visit nearby lands, better prepare, don’t run!
Immersion is so strong, horrifying wind at 120 to 200 mphour
Can’t be controlled, God keep us safe if we stick to prayers
Apart not of our life, visitors of our nation several times a year
Nearest to coastal areas are more on danger and at risk.
Embrace reality, brace their atrocity but trust our Father Almighty
Safety is also yours on evacuation, don’t postpone my Dearie!







Sept.12,  2017   6.03am
 
Third Place
Contest: Hurricanes
Judged:9/12/2017
Sponsor: Poet Julie Rodeheaver
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member All Thought Egoic

All thought egoic, manifest by desire
Beginning with an identity urge
To expand, identity thus conspires
Spiralling in grooves, of narrow thought surge

Feeling separate from source, we diverge
Hypnotic illusions, attention mires
The clear light of truth, then begins to blur 
All thought egoic, manifest by desire

Blissful consciousness, was our state prior
Before our deluded ego upsurge
Spark becoming flame, now raging fire 
Beginning with an identity urge

Ego thought fed, it begins to infer
Floundering about, reflections admires
Silencing resonance, own thought prefers 
To expand, identity thus conspires

Thinking a gift divine, we did acquire
Boon then bane; ego delusion a scourge
Bewildering illusions, thus does sire 
Spiralling in grooves, of narrow thought surge

Liberation at hand, when we do merge
Choosing resonation with hearts love choir 
Our childlike presence then does re-emerge
Save the love vibration, nothing inspires
All thought egoic

14-January-2021

Open Door

night's black
its soiled dresses
its greasy fingers
its weird chimpanzees
they all get reassured
at your open door
with the signs and symptoms
of the river shore
a lily restive
at the core
of the deep well
now swelling
out of the prison
for a morning burst
ah what an intense urge
the grassy upsurge

the open door
the signals to soar
casting aside
all ifs and buts
all locks and blocks
for the cluster of bees
smell of toasted bread
a stretched hand
melting the grey
unlocking from chairs and tables
blossoming tulips
singing flocks of swans

a stir in the wings of birds
a lark at the window pane
a star at the dancing dawn
an island of long necked cranes

the door leading to the flood
to the star-studded horses
in the toes and blood
walking the smooth wind
with the pencil fulfilling
a beginning

a short memory

a short memory

There were and still are two airports on the flatland 
outside of our town, therefore many German soldiers 
where stationed here.
Since roads, and bridges had to be built and maintained 
there was good employment for everyone and the payment
was good, but not much to spend the money on
a German military band playing loudly in the park, a cinema showing heroic soldiers saving cats 
when not killing Russians, a couple of cafes selling what was called coffee, but made of roasted peas
It was left to people, to go to meeting at Christian sects and that was OK by the Norwegian Nazis who were the moral police at the time
Young Nazis joined a battalion called “Vikings” sent to fight the communist in Russia where most of them perished, those who made it back home, faced long 
jail terms for treason.
After the war there was a great upsurge of people joining the communists, after all, the Russians had freed
northern Norway of the enemy, Russia bought our fish
and Soviet “workers” came, and told of how wonderful, the life of ordinary people was 
my mother, a well-read woman, small of stature, but vociferous about her new faith organized, with her brother, town hall meetings, until illness struck, and she 
was sent to a sanatorium up the mountain, the war had
taken its toll
she, when returning, was still a communist till Russia 
invaded Hungary 
in our working-class community, my mother cut an odd figure,  had a lashing tongue
 did not tolerate fools, and lesser people feared her but we who loved her could not scare us
we knew she had a soft heart
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

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