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misfit in Liverpool

A misfit in Liverpool
I think of oranges, and saw a painting by Constable of a morning sun
that looked like blood orange dripping nectar down on some
Fishermen are trying to catch eels on the dark surface in the bay.
There were sail ships too, ready to hoist sail in the morning wind.
When I lived in England, I met several police constables, most
of them, nice blokes, alas, during the miners´ strike, they became
radicalized, they had a good talking to by those higher up, and
were also promised plenty of overtime.
John, the constable, - fifteen years on the beat and no promotion-
A friend of mine refused to partake in hitting miners over the head,
He continued his lonely beat, but at the station, he was ostracised,
a lonely figure in need of a friend- He often came into my cafe after
hours and we drank vodka with orange juice, lamenting the time we
lived in. John retired early, and I sold my cafe.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC


Premium Member Leaves of the Dead

Leaves of the Dead

Les feuilles mortes 



They fall like dead soldiers
Dreams knifed in the dead of night
It is as yesterday
Once more
Where love was kissing my cheek
Where hopes had dreams
One could see the blossom of loves desires

Leaves falling in the park
Autumn coldness brings the dark
Death marching towards winters fate
Young love broken at the graveyard gates


Ah now I am holding a cane
I have all but forgotten yesterday
I have no lovers
My friends have all but gone
To their designated places in the ground
Piano keys in soft lit lounges
I remember the vodka stingers and sultry singers 
Telling me life was jolie oh so jolie
If only there was love…

Leaves falling in the park
Autumn coldness brings the dark
Death marching towards winters fate
Young love broken at the graveyard gates

At 3am, with burnt cigarette butts
If only there was love
When the metro finds it’s unwitting end
Reality and cubes make ugly paintings
There are only drunks
Dreamers and bums
Thief’s picking pockets of your final instructions

Leaves falling in the park
Autumn coldness brings the dark
Death marching towards winters fate
Young love broken at the graveyard gates

If you can sober up and face the poverty
Of your empty aspirations of hope
Come to the bois de Vincennes
Where Kings and Queens danced and dined
What better place
To splay the butter
So that the knife slides smooth
Whilst the sun fades kissing the seine
Autumn leaves will fall
Dead again

Leaves falling in the park
Autumn coldness brings the dark
Death marching towards winters fate
Young love broken at the graveyard gates
Form: Lyric

Unhinged Lunatic Howling At the Moon

Unhinged Lunatic Howling at the Full Moon  
  
On the night of the blood red super full moon
I sat in an evil, depraved godforsaken bar

Drinking drams of demented, fermented dream dew
Washed down by endless rounds of whiskey
rum, tequila, vodka, soju and of course beer 
drinking with my buddies the Jack Daniels Gang 

Drinking my way to Hell and beyond
Just as fast as I could
twenty damn drinks too sober 

Just an unhinged lunatic
Dreaming of howling at the full moon
 
Watching the world walk by
Looking at all the fine-looking babes
Walking by the street

Thinking wild, erotic thoughts
Of endless wild libertine passions
 
When into the bar
That din of cosmic depravity 

Walked the most beautiful women
In the Universe

So wild, so free
So wonderfully alive
 
I did not know what to do
As this vision of delight
Sauntered through the bar

In a skin-tight leather pant
Looked so fine
That my eyeballs hurt
 
And finally, I had to say something
So, I gathered up my manly courage
And walked up to her

And she looked at me
And instantly bewitched my soul

With a devilish grin
I lost all reason
And became a raving lunatic
Unhinged lunatic
Howling at the blood red full moon
 
Foaming at the mouth
A wild, free werewolf
Howling at the lunatic light
Of the blood red blue full Moon
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

sequential art

Animato
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      Once there were a covey of quails. They lived in Paw-Paw's homestead. There they shared there days with rabbits and chickens, who often fought over the feed and mealworms feed to them. One day a cat wondered into the feeding area and began to look over the rabbits and chickens, the puppies playing in the yard noticed this and went to ask the cat it's intentions. The cat said" scram bucko the tender's are ah callin" the puppies laughed and told the cat that this was there watch and ' aint no cat task chore feez" where happening here, " you get that catty eat 'em up"" you get that" the biggest puppy said.The wared the cat that an ole fox was wondering around and he too better look out for him. "What ever he said I aint scared of no fox!" "The Puppies said scram bucko". Yes sir said the hungry kitty who turned it's back and walked off, I get it: I get it loud and clear" the cat walked away and everything was quiet on the homestead again.
        Oh, somewhere around noon, the quailes started calling bob white. It was so annoying that they cat said,"Shut up will you we are tryna get some sleep"! The quailses keep on calling "Bob white": the cat stood and said' I'm coming over there and gonna make you quailes shut up!" One of the quailes answered saying" Come- on and do it, if you got the nerves". The cat responded, I got the nerves, I'll be right over"!
        And then we noticed that on the field edge the tall grasses had parted and a sly evil eyed fox was looking. " oh lord said one of the hen's,my lord it's the fox!" Rabbits and chickens and quails started for cover. "Bob White the quailes yelped!" " The high pitched shrieks of the rabbits and the cackling of the hens, warned the dogs to stand and defend!. The barking puppies all came ah running. The fox hungry and unbothered crouched and did his stalking act to then pounce upon one oof the quailes.
Form: Ballad

Some Cherry-Blossoms Regarding Longevity

1.
the crystallised handkerchief 
of one’s span of life

your handloom-bird brings with its lips 
some musical notation of the nimbus  

holding that waves within the heart 
how much growth does occur 
to the sandal-line of a man 

or 
it does 
fall 

the blades of grasses are known well 
to be vegetarian 

the eyes of the reindeer 
have cent per cent smelling of fish 

then what translation would you suggest
for the fingers of wild titlark 

the shirt 
they have put on the body of this night-stone 

what best word-meaning does match it 
but land-lotus 


2.
i’ve re-constructed 
all the trees and plants

with 
the dry straws grass twigs collectively
fetched by beak

and the monsoon 
as well

the full-brim of vodka 
is deep in the palms

in that moonlight 
a sleeping-tablet 
does take a dip-swimming 

within her enfolding 
there may be the whole works of rabindranath 

from the breathing of cd-player 
spreads around
the sound of horse’s hoof  

there is the bed-sheet of dusts 
on the anger 
kept bound within the cover of rexin 

it’s true 
our vineyards are still 
prone to stones 

then it does not seem 
that the boiled moon sets  
into the tea-cup  

3
in your songs 
still lies 
immense green 

the bed-room is too 
very bright 

the walnuts 
walking along the path 
that touches the rain-shore 
make me think likely 

on a sunday 
kept in an envelop 

when the bedcover of the early morning 
speaks frankly 
what’s in its mind 
to the soap-water 

the ears of the horse 
in the wall-calendar 
look very crazy

i can remember 
one day
the sun-boats would tear their wrappers 

their whisper would want to discover
the inclinations and thoughts of the creepers and herbs 
possessed by the lady-volunteers 

their yawing would notice
so many unused handlooms 
taking a run-away on the clouds 

now 
would the cat  under the beautiful jersey 
finally think of waking up 

then i’ll go 
to deposit the clever apples 
along with 
all the triangles accompanying it 
to the nearest cold-storage


Fugue Flavor

pound and flaten one large turkey breast 
place 12 slices of cottage bacon inside

in a bowl add
1 cup of feta cheese
1/2 teaspoon of cumin
1/4 nutmeg
1 cup of spinach (Strained and chopped)
1 tablespoon of garlic
3 Tablespoons of dehydrated onion
1/4 cup of cooked bacon
One tablespoon of cayenne pepper
1 tablespoon of lemon zest
1 teaspoon of mace
2 tablespoon of Vermouth (sweet)

mix well and layer over turkey breast. bake until done about an hour and a half
on 350 degrees.
serve with mushroom and parmesan cream noodle
and an onion, cucumber and avocado salad.

Conducted and performed n the proper sequences. made right to please.
that greatest understanding of satisfaction. Beyond Adagio steeping into Atonality.

 Cantata Agua
3 Cups of peach nectar
3 Cups of gingerale
5 cups of a good white wine
1/4 cup of a rasberry flavored vodka 
4 cups of rasberry clubsoda
Form: Bio

Premium Member I LOVE YOU MORE

I heard these words whispered in the bookstore yesterday…
words I’ve heard a thousand times before.
One person whispered, “I love you” the other smiled and whispered,
“I love you more.”

These words can bring a smile to one’s face…or tears of joy into one’s eyes….
For some reason, yesterday, I started wondering…just what this phrase implies….

When we respond , ‘I love you more’…I think these four words should….
Mean…I love you more…than I ever thought I could.

I love you more than rainbows…more than anyone I’ve ever met.
I love you more than chocolate…more than Romeo loved Juliet.

I love you more than life itself…more than vodka or champagne.
I love you more than bees love honey…or the flowers love the rain.

I love you more than ice cream…more than bluebirds love to fly.
I love you more than sunsets, pepperoni pizza…more than pizza or French fries.

I love you more than hiking in the mountain…or walks along the shore.
I love you more today…than I did the day before.

Yes, whenever I hear the words ‘I love you more’
shouted from across the room…or whispered soft and low…
I like to think what these words mean is….
I love you….more than you can ever know.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Hard Days Fight

You’re not back in the USSR
And you don’t have a ticket to ride.
There’s no magic in your mystery tour.
The Walrus isn’t on your side.

You took a long and winding road
Because we couldn’t work it out.
Yesterday you raged across the universe.
You should have known better, no doubt.

You’re a loser, and it won’t be long
Before they’ve shattered your glass onion dome.
Help for you is another four-letter word.
You’d better let it be and just go home.

Something in the way you goosestep
Is what enlightened nations can’t forgive.
Get back to where you once drank vodka,  
And don’t even tell me all you need is Lviv.
Form: Lyric

TESTAMENT OF THE STREETS

A glass of vodka on the table,
A chocolate joint between the fingers,
A Tokarev in the bag,
The brain infused with adrenaline.

Misery, a nightmare,
Being poor, a curse,
Forced to drown in illicit transactions.
Survival: a necessity to exist,
Bound to poverty since the placenta.

Murder scenes as the only spectacle,
From the watchtower, the horizon is mortiferous.
Reality proclaims its sentence with a firm voice,
The cruelty of the street teaches raw lessons to worn-out heels.

Gagged souls count the dirty money that corrodes their future,
A pact of survival sealed between greasy fingers and clenched fists.
The heart hardens to feed a hungry mouth,
Prayer turns into calculation, cash becomes language.

Yellow smiles are sold, worn-out allegiances are bought,
Eyes assess, tongues negotiate the unforgivable.
A shiver of metal recalls the origin of the debts.
No respite, the market demands its tribute without mercy.

A verse carved inside lacerated fists,
Ultimate testament of a centuries-old ordeal.

A Man Above All Others

By middle-age he became unseen
as he slipped by unnoticed
through a changing world.

When down town,
he walked unremarked among
the throng
though he clearly heard
fanfares, and the regal cry of celestial eagles
announcing his presence everywhere.

Head up he strode past hurrying shoppers,
all intent on ignoring
the supranatural evidence
of his transition into non-appearance.

He maintained an air of calm dignity
as the cahier oblivious
to the grandeur before her
or of his omniscient comportment,
bagged a bottle of cheap vodka,
and a family pack of salt and vinegar chips.

Shortly thereafter, he ambled home
whistling a high-pitched prayer of gratitude
for his exalted position and unviewable radiance,
still traveling incognito to his kingdom
on the third floor of nowhere.

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