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Fantome Du Noir Chevalier

“fantôme du noir chevalier”



whither doth thee cometh from?
Strange voice that I see
Coldness of ire burns 
the skin beneath sheets
paper white guise
black ink heart bleeding within - 
stranger the walls do speak here
in the mirror swimming See
the lost reflections of souls
the misguided forlorn 
disenchanted do scry
their petulant perplexity
ghosts for the haunting
picked like ripe plumbs
legions illuminating dead dreams
the devil beating his drums
in her spectral bed 
the incubus arrives
the succubus hums 
once were bold quills tracing 
curves cursive passionately clear
near human once attempting sincere
to unlock love with blind faith ne’er fear
I hear your tome calling 
fantôme du noir chevalier

erudite Faust waives
ignores lore written before him 

I hear your tome calling
fantôme du noir chevalier 

Salome is her name
a new dance appears

She will take you 
before morning

a promise forewarning
I give this to thee

fantôme du noir chevalier

(LadyLabyrinth / 2021)



“Here in My Room”/ Incubus
https://youtu.be/0IlPlKBXRHE










Sonnet LXXXVI


Premium Member Eye Sea Bye the See

Sea the wight-capped waives rolling inn the see;
here the howling wynds, wile I’m standing hear,
whale and forme hi waives. Theirs eh jumping wail-
tale upp inn the ayre!  This should make gneiss tail
two tel wen eye get holm. Butt now theirs too
blew wales inn wiaves- there water spouts just blue!

Whether getting worse, kneed two sea weather
it's my thyme too lieve since wynd now blows it’s
grate, whiled sounds awl across the see, witch great
allowed and shriek.  Could bee, I’m knot aloud
write hear two stay- dew knot want gnus too right,
“Sum man fell inn the see and payed the some
witch cost his life from storms angry whiled which.”

Week legs mite make mi sync and fall; eh weak
wood pass before they fined mi with eh would
bored inn my grippe from roe boat beet and board
bye waives and whild wynds that kame and flue buy.
Eye no, its thyme too lieve, cum back wen aye
cee com, and eye can stay eh wile two sea
wails jump inn waives without the wynd’s whiled whales.


April 7, 2015

~2nd Place~
Contest: Only Homo’s Allowed
Sponsor: Jerry T. Curtis
Judged: 04/30/2015

(Homophones)

Premium Member My Home

My Home

Diurnal prayer, "Praise the breath in me."
I plucked the honeysuckle of the Sun,
And grouped it on the chamber windowpane,
Save a trip during senses pair, smell, sight.
Painted a bird, perceived that it held firm,
Circumnavigated, adopts the sky,
Possessed during flight, the heart from my niche,
Acquired its course on some nest, where it stays,
While rare wonderment, some docile sheet prop
Against patterned desk, ambushed orbs boost plus
Dips, an African safari relief,
I perceive a remarkable presence
Encompassing me, a baseball in mitts,
Leather scents the room, succeeding flowers
From morning growth, promptly eve waives the Sun,
Seizing method, grooves of a desk melds,
Cascading warm wetness lifts per young heart,
Retreating through a room via some lights,
The gods, Lunar succeeds Solar, trade blows,
Constellate the beyond all Stargazers,
Soon sights observe a stellar relief sky,
Delinquent, charts the weightiness of lids,
A sole soul fumble chambered memories,
Nocturnal prayer, "I will be there soon."

2019 August 17

*3rd Place*

My Home
~~Lu Loo

The Christmas Wars

"The Christmas Wars"



Christmas is never stolen
the parent dresses a tree 
every year, 
tenderly,
like adorning 
a fragile child 

caught between 
the Christmas Wars

The Christmas of a
Ghost Past
sings silent nights 
calling a dream
home, the dream
that matters most 

like a golden star
set in its ways 
holding its position steadfast,
high, as if to hold up a heart, 
a burning light 
to the lost child

Still Shining, 
standing still
as if to hold time
a little while longer
Still shining,
standing still 

Love never waives
in the yule 
tidal pool of dreams 
that 
keeps on dreamin’ 
pearls

whispering 
hugs 'n kisses 
to a little girl 
from magic shells, 
worn as mermaid crowns
swimming with Silver Fin

the fuel that lights
The Lighthouse beacon 

sending songs 
to the absent siren
to all that is loved
a fragile child stolen
caught between 
the Christmas Wars

The Christmas 
of a Ghost Past
sings silent nights 
calling the beautiful dream
home, the dream
that always matters most

Christmas is never stolen
the parent dresses a tree 
every year, tenderly,
like adorning a fragile child 
caught between 
the Christmas Wars

Still Shining, 
standing still
as if to hold time
a little while longer
Christmas wars 
are noiseless, still

Love never waives
in the yule 
tidal pool of dreams 
that 
keeps on dreamin’, 
it prepares a feast

the fuel that lights
The Lighthouse beacon 

sending a Christmas gift

some kind of treasure
what is left to measure 
against all the other
expensive sparkly things
all my love 
and a song

to the lost child - 
a Christmas present 

from the Ghost Past 
to the absent siren

A Christmas Story
and a song


(LadyLabyrinth / 2020)
Christmas 
gvlm




"The Joke"/ Brandi Carlile
https://youtu.be/92puBuPRXjo

My Sheep (Parody of the Beatles' "she Loves You")

My sheep go “Baa, Baa, Baa”
My sheep go “Baa, Baa, Baa”
My sheep go “Baa, Baa, Baa, Baa, Baa”

Farm country’s quite a place
Greener space and friendly smiles
My sheepdog likes to chase
Grazing flocks out here for miles

You know without sheep,
Don’t ya know I would be sad
Yeah without sheep,
I would go stark raving mad 

My sheep go “Baa, Baa, Baa”
My sheep go “Baa, Baa, Baa”
And with a woolly friend, your life is never bad

They call me Miss BoPeep
I guess it’s sorta fair
Because my spoiled sheep
Get tender loving care

You know without sheep,
Don’t ya know I would be sad
Yeah without sheep,
I would go stark raving mad, ooh!

My sheep go “Baa, Baa, Baa”
My sheep go “Baa, Baa, Baa”
And with a woolly friend, your life is never bad

So you can spread the word
My stock stick waives with pride
Noisy faithful herds
Are always by my side

You know without sheep,
Don’t ya know I would be sad
Yeah without sheep,
I would go stark raving mad, ooh!

My sheep go “Baa, Baa, Baa”
My sheep go “Baa, Baa, Baa”
And with a woolly friend, your life is never bad
With a woolly friend, your life is never bad
With a woolly friend, your life is never...
Bad!
"Baa, Baa, Baa"
"Baa, Baa, Baa, Baaaaaa"
Form: Lyric


Premium Member By the Water's Edge

The immortal wind wakens, blows and whispers 
to the wynd of trees as they are wickedly uprooted 
and move in confusion across the countryside in complete chaos. 
Their roots scornful and unbelieving uplifted from unrest 
and upheaval from their unyielding ground. 
The water spans and stand, bend, and rise as Poseidon,
the god who watches with wild wonder the sea;
lift up its waves and waver and waives a forcing force 
hold in mighty waves against the sand. 
Then, all comes to a calm as the land sits silent from its fear
by the water's edge.



4/4/2019

Alliteration 004 (I prefer old poems)' Contest Info
Sponsor	Poet Destroyer A

Wynd - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wynd
 A wynd is typically a narrow lane between houses
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Parting Couple Blew Out the Match

The Parting Couple Blew Out The Match

angry couple shaking the tree
branches of leaves crying their spree
cohabitation skips their stride
duet of steps the banshee prides
eyes so saddened harsh with could be's

faces of two, filled with wept seas
gone are the keys to their hearts glee
hails the storm of words of which deride
                        angry couple

incessant doom waives their decree
Judas shown their true faces free
kisses of the heart now divide
longings be forever untied
matches to a lasting flames flees
                       angry couple

connie pachecho

10/11/17
Form: Rondeau

Premium Member Ballad To Spring

ballad to spring.


For little robin, red breast,
On my spade, you sit.
With bobbing head, and twitch of tail,
As another season now say's farewell.

In the bracing chill skip, sprightly,
On this sun-drenched day.
Look up towards the heavens,
And be thankful come what may.

The coming days grow longer,
With life refreshed anew.
As flecks of white and purple,
Permeate among the dew.

Erupting upward shards of green,
With heads in saffron gold,
A multitude of trumpets play,
Herald forth as spring unfolds.

Under tip of twig now freshly dipped 
In a cornucopia of greens.
In waives that crest, where bluebells rest,
And one can sit and dream.

For nothing say's that spring is here,
More than posies clutched, and garlands fare.
A chick, an egg, and the mad march hare,
The wild of youth without a care.

© N Windle 20017
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Jungle Untamed

Written: July 29, 2025 for contest Sponsored by: Constance La France

Quote: "You Are not a drop in the ocean, you are the entire ocean in a drop." by Rumi
           *************

the jungle breathes as a vast pulsating lung
      thunder rumbles from its heart while mist swathes
        as if the ground were a relic of lost commas
          it waives itself with reptiles slinking through the scrub

leaves merge in a symphony of vibrant voices
      while ferns unfurl as mirage slices through the sky
          akin to cherished recollections rooted

          birds come together in the canopy 
        creating a ladder of fluttering honor
      feathers show rite and respond to the rain
no map can steer this place, no compass offers balm
the vines spin a web crafted by nature's bold hand

lush foliage fosters a furrowed field
      with a flowing growth and decay
        seagulls alone notice ancient occult beauty
          moss cloaks a worn stone as wrinkles on a giant

the jungle swallows you not from hunger
      but from necessity
        this tale ties you to its timeless storyline
          not as a hero but as an echo
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

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