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Her Thread

Sewing machine, long idle, gathered dust
A willing victim to time’s soft crust
Dulled sergeant stripes lay on the floor
Fading remnants from a worldly war

This old, now lifeless, bricked in room
Is now but a capsule, her timeless tomb
Her future and dreams enjoined in fight
It's here she threaded her rifle each night 

The war years seemed like only yesterday
Still, both them and her have gone away
Yet here in this room Mom's candle does glow
It's here in this room she labored so

Her faint initials still etched in the rust 
Beside her machine she is frozen in dust
That wonderful lady and her vanishing mark
The candle sputtered, spent, and all was dark
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Vanishing Point

This world, in which we all live, has been split in two.
On one half is me, on the other half is you.
There is wonder and beauty, on both sides to behold.
I know we can bridge the gap, no matter what we are told.

We have two distinct points, for the whole world to see.
Maybe the further we look ahead, the closer these two points will be.
Like the vanishing point in art, where receding lines appear to converge.
If we focus real hard on the future, maybe just one point will emerge.

This will be a lot of work...it will definitely take some time.
But I'm confident that we can do it, now listen to my rhyme.
Let's forge ahead to the future, surrounded by family and friends.
I know we'll see this vanishing point, long before this world ends.
Form: Rhyme

My Heart Varnished Like Vapour

She but a heart  breaker
Isn't she ......
The smoothness her face 
A blockade my day
Am drained like a lake 
boiling I vanishing
She did left me

Can't spread my feelings
Am drying like a vapour
Am vanishing, resuscitation
Please stay with 
Though

I have learned my bitter
 lesson, I have seen a bitter 
pill my life now seem like zero
 and tomorrow in the shades
 of the narrow extreme of life.

I keep my heart at bay
 so as to feel my love awake.
 In my heart is bottled bakes
 of my love 
and when my love awake
 then my day is made.

I keep my heart at bay 
so as to flee the pain of the day
when my heart flees the pain of the day
 then my ache is drain from its pain.

I keep my heart at bay 
when my mind might quake
when my mind quakes,
my Love is at stake
And when my love is at stake
 my love might fade.

I keep my heart away
 so that my mate
 might see Some fate
 the day they bait 
with me in a race.

I keep my heart at bay
on a date I don’t won’t to be late
 the frame of love I made 
for the date another date
might Be waste 
and when my frame
 is waste 
then my love Is disdained.

In the wake of the day
 lays the pain of the way

 in the pain on the way
 lays the aches of the stakes

in the aches of the stakes 
lays the shake of the frame

in the shake of the frame 
lays the break of my heart 

and when my heart Is broken
my hate is made 
when my hate is made 
then my  love is drained 
so I keep my heart at bay
So as to feel my love awake
Another day awakes am 


5/23/2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Deciduous

The maple, beech, the willow, ash and oak - 
abundant are the trees that shed their leaves,
and in the spring, the goddess Flora weaves
her magic, vanishing cold winter’s cloak.
Sometimes the roots of shade trees need a soak.
A tree in drought most gratefully receives
the summer rains. By autumn it achieves
sheer brilliance. Memories autumn days invoke.

Like trees deciduous are people too.
With warmth we flourish. Also we are green,
not having lived our lives yet for too long.
Through summer more of life we can pursue.
By fall, we’re colored by all that we’ve seen.
Then winter comes, and life we can’t prolong.

Premium Member Roots and Dandelion Dreams: A Mother's Heart

Roots and Dandelion Dreams: A Mother's Heart
- Daniel Henry Rodgers

Roots and Dandelion Dreams: A Mother's Heart
- Daniel Henry Rodgers


At dawn's first blush, 
milkweed pods, 
burst with a sigh,
A feathery shower of, 
silk sending secrets... 
on the wind's soft cry.

Yesterday they wore a crown of pink 
Today they are set free;
like dandelion dreams floating on the vast sea 
a thousand wishes taking flight.


I see you spinning gracefully 
on dandelion fluff. 
each strand like a 
glowing thread 
forming a halo.
Your laughter flows like 
a babbling 
brook over stones. 
while your tears resemble mist 
clinging to ferns in 
the whisping breeze.


As twilight falls and fireflies twinkle 
like scattered stars,
a new constellation is born.—
a flickering dance in the dimming light 
as transient, as a summer evening.
In your eyes wild irises bloom 
reflecting the evening sky as 
they search for their fragrance.


Amidst meadowlarks songs 
welcoming the dawn in morn. 
my heart remains intertwined 
with yours like a nurturing vine
that delves into the soil 
forever connected to you.
You write the poetry of life 
moments full of freedom. 
Like a ballet of butterflies 
a child experiencing wonder, 
both wild and free.


No need, 
for preaching! 
just the melody of the wind
whispering through 
the pine trees.
A communication,
a connection that binds eternally.
With patience engraved 
in the face of mountains 
I stand as a protector. 
a sanctuary in this forests 
intricate beauty.


While shadows dance in a transient 
vanishing performance 
My love stands firm like 
a redwood sentinel enduring 
all challenges.
In the settling of dusk, 
where fireflies sparkle,
My presence is like a meadow 
where bluebirds dream.


For you, 
my child, 
are a hawk, 
on the wind's caress.
Soaring on thermals, 
a spirit, 
etched upon your face.
My heart, 
a beacon's steady fire, 
guiding, 
through the unknown,
In this life's, 
choreography, 
bathed in your, 
boundless exploration.

Mother
Sheltering, strong
Branches rustle tales
Roots grip the earth deep
Child
Form: Ekphrasis


The Missing

Just a grainy photo
in a missing persons file
A blurry time worn image
of a fading face and smile

Forgotten people through the cracks
have slipped and gone away
By whose hand to God knows where
there is no clue to say

They wandered off the beaten path
into the mists of time
A piece of fruit plucked from a tree
A vanishing, sublime

Some disappearing so complete
as though they never were
The myths and legends they became
our haunted memories stir

Of what befell the missing
many theories abound
like ghostly campfire stories
that keep getting passed around

But they were once like you and I
with lives and plans and dreams
'til something swept them from the Earth
without a trace it seems

And through the years the families
are left with gaping holes
An emptiness the size and shape
of all these long lost souls

And many are the ones whose absence
never will be solved
They took a walk and they were gone
as if they just dissolved

From scientists to engineers
to little girls and boys
whatever snatched them from our lives
no preference employs

And sadly, nearly every day
a brand new face and smile
becomes another photo
in a missing persons file


Mike Wise
11-12-19
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mr Snowman

Snowflakes swirl of white in different shapes
round and round full of spirit they can’t escape 
falling, falling from the blue vault of heaven 
draping the cold ground  
Everything vanishing in white never fearing 
twinkling, blinking, and sparkling  
clinging and hugging the trees so dearest

Our eyes  light up smiles spread over  our faces 
Mum helps to bundle us up warm 
 from head to toe so we won’t get numb playing  in the snow

Bentley barks, spinning around wagging his tail delighted to join us

Soft snowflakes kiss our faces oh so gently 
as we lie on the fluffy snow 
flapping our legs and arms like wings 
while Bentley runs around ebulliently licking our faces

Springing  up to our feet,  throwing snowballs intently   

Roll and roll as much as we can of the snow 
stacking three –high building our snowman
Big and small black buttons 
For a mouth, eyes, and its tummy,  
a small rose plum it looks so dumb for a nose “Oh so funny!”

Holly pinned to a felt black top hat for his head
Bentley tugs to tighten a red woolen scarf around his neck 
Oh what a delight Mr. Red Cardinal decides to alight
 on Mr. Snowman’s holly to peck on the red berries 

12/13/2016
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Infinity

The universe is an explosion paused in earthly momentum,
A glimpse into the inner workings of this galactic firework.

One part feeds another,
A circle that can never cease.

Created from a single act,
A slight tear in the dark cosmic fabric,
And then the former universe collapsed.

The vanishing product of a confusing and empty entity,
Powering the need for creation through the marvels of elimination.

A systematic, self-powering energy
Feeding off a grand aligned design.
A cosmic intercourse, where creation meets death,
An eternal cycle of destruction and rebirth.

The mechanics of the unknown,
Smothered in awe and depth,
A repeated consequence of countless thoughts.

The universe that comes now and before,
A continuum of infinite possibilities.
© Paul K K  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose

Premium Member Who I Am

"Who I am, is the understanding what is important in my personal narrative world, my feelings, motives, and desires." Quote by poet

              My long journey
        to present time holds its effect
      in own cultured human imperfection,
        woman emotional
  resilience, but have achieved expectational
  victories because of those that have encouraged
    its last unique lasting effects
  significance, not a copy of another.

              Self-awareness
        will by no means cease to exist,
      but shall emerge encouraged and shall keep
        exploring my beacon
  spirit from the inherited knowledge, values,
  memories, and the writings, arts, and those who love
    me, will keep me from vanishing.
  Cherish every empowering moment of self.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

No Suncream One Supposses

Summer 
did arrive today
A beautiful sunrise
an azure blue sky
A gentle breeze 
as the Sun beams down
Banishing 
Vanishing
Winter’s frown
Taking a walk 
On the promenade
Smiling faces
Such happy souls
Look forward to dipping 
their winter white toes
Though cold it will be
in the sparkling blue sea

At the end of the day
With their bright red noses
How sore they will be
no sun cream one supposes
But happy are they
on this first summer’s day
For tomorrow it may rain
in the UK ~ by sea

Written 14th May 2022 after the warmest day this year...

Contest A BRIAN STRAND PREMIERE CHOICE
Sponsor Brian Strand
N/A
Form: Rhyme

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