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Passion

I Love You More Than
                                   All The Whispers In The Winds
                                             I Have A Passion





                                        I Love You More Than
                                   All The Secrets Of The Night
                                             I Hold A Passion





                                        I Love You More Than
                                      All The Waterfalls Falling
                                           You Are My Passion








© Copyright KC.Leake
3rd December 2014
All Rights Reserved
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Worn Away Walls

I live in rooms
housed in the interior,
some just small
cells cut into bone,
spaces barely big enough
to fit a soul. 

Others offer more
with sweeping views
of oceans, mountains, waterfalls
spilling endlessly over
sun drenched escarpments
and long corridors leading 
to nowhere and everywhere
with mirrors splitting the mind 
into light.

There are rooms groaning
under the weight of books,
learnings spun like sticky webs
that hold me trussed up
like prey. Heavens caught 
in words and given wings 
to float across time, 
monuments brushed
by immortality and symphonies 
so moving as to be
a breath away from pain.

Then there are
dark places with no windows
or doors, musty chambers
for the fallen and racks 
stretched across nights where 
a Grand Inquisitor exacts
confessions and sentences
the condemned to hell. 

A lifetime has been spent inside
these rooms of my own making, 
looking out onto a world set
by seasons which have 
slowly seeped through 
and worn away the walls
of my home.

The Alcoholics

Picturesque beauty - the sunrise, sunset
The rays - that hue - those shades of bronze
Beauteous - that yellowish tint or the rainbow
Way up high - after the rain! imagine that
Imagery of waterfalls - the beaches in the sands
Or the sparkles of the first fallen sparkling snow
Beauty walking the paths through the gardens of life
Sitting at docks or tossing rocks skipping in the pond
Picture the house well painted and well maintained
Imagine yourself, imagine that - no love by any chance
A drunk - lying in the ditch or on the treasured ground
The photo in your scrapbook to think about you're around
Imagine that midlfe - middle age crisis - look at you!
Imagine that! your companships - the bottles
Imagine your health - self love , self pride OH!
Feeling sorry for your own self, love your friends worldwide
We love you! Imagine that enough to tell you to detoxify
Imagine that earn a madallion - and clean up
Picturesque- the opportunity of the life you could live
Fancy that with each sunrise, wow! waking up
Look at you! You do drinketh from that cup
Beauteous be, beautiful day, carry a madallion today?
Wonder why?
© Stacey Law  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Children of Pride

On the Isle of Man adrift in a rugged sea
the Children of Pride fell with Lucifer, they say,
fallen angels all, called Fairy, or Adhene….
fair of form yet stark are these sorrowful beauties.

The man-sized Adhene rule the other fairy
and often times wee small sprites dance upon their hand.
Both flit upon wings in a purple mountain’s lea
while men hide from the malevolent of their clan.

There darker kin dwell down deep within the caverns
and cause much misery in the heaviest fog,
Yet most are beauties, benevolent and quite kind
never troubling travelers as coming along.

With translucent wings, flaxen hair, and deep dark eyes,
safe within the rush of waterfalls they may hide.
Some say you can hear them sing if you sit awhile
for until Judgment Day right here they must abide.

And don’t forget to pray, when you walk near the tide
God save me, save me do, from the Children of pride.


*Adhene/The Manx fairies were called Adhene 
and known as Cloan ny moyrn, which means the Children of Pride/Ambition,
because they were regarded as having been fallen angels
 cast from heaven but too good for hell.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lost Love

Come all you 
knights and maidens 
a gathering for you 
in the jungles of life 
Traveling to the center
of our world 
To you all I hail 

take me to this other land 
Showing me magic spells 
Like the warlock of old 
You give me 
portions of love 
in the land 
of milk and honey 

Dreams become reality 
With all the emotions 
A man or a woman possess 
Vanishing in 
the Bermuda triangle 
The triangle 
of emotions 

Like moses 
the sea parts 
Paradise lost 
hidden in the storm 
Tossing me 
every which way 
Spiraling around 
in circles 
In whirlpool 
of air 
my breath labored 

Crushing like 
the great boa 
To breathe no more 
Pain and suffering 
pass us by 
All of a sudden 
I am there 

A mystical land 
beautiful flowers everywhere 
Smells of paradise 
Flowers of many colors 
a wonder 
to the beholder 
Beauty as far 
as the eyes can see 

Bards with magical words 
Turns a desert 
to paradise 
The land of giants 
Among'st giants 
who raise me up 
With magic words 
you walk on water 

Waterfalls fountains 
of forever young 
The departed never age 
Youth forever love 
Standing tall 
I am in paradise 
In my hand a quill 

We stand giants 
blown away each breath 
We speak 
of dreams of love 
Happiness in a fairytale ending 
Stories of pain 
with that of suffering 
Of good 
fortune and woe 

Dreamers 
a circle of poets 
With a pen 
they take you 
to the door 
Come dine with me 
at this table 
We are knights and maidens 
Lost in this magical realm 

Created from love 
Emotions 
from our hearts 
Hate the burning 
emotion of love 
In the sunset 
of our mind paradise


Silence Listens


Silence listens to the voices of the people 
while on earth, a wisp of wind digresses   
In heaven God listens to each silent call  
at the footfalls of Silence...

Silence breathes quietly at the crack of dawn  
respiring softly at the ledge of twilight sunset  
Silence sits at the nucleus of our souls and lies 
at the footfalls of Silence...

Silence is at the ear of the heart it does not speak 
gently it leads us with a cupped hand to peace 
It knows how to collect waterfalls and breezes 
at the footfalls of Silence...

Silence is my linguistic heaven, my favorite speech 
it is my mantra, my Yoga Master, my go to place 
When things overwhelm I go to Silence and live,       
at the footfalls of Silence....

Snow Will Follow

Does a snow flake flow upstream at midnight

With a mountain waterfall so vertically up

Is the moon blotted out by storm clouds mounting

While some insignificant ice thing melts


On such evenings as this where shadows thrive

Given the lack of light and evidence given

Who is to say what is or isn’t


What gives credence to a crystalline

Frozen then gone in an instance

Snow blends in, transforms the darkness

Merges with so many droplets at a cost


Flowing soft but hard against the rocks

Where tears hide by muffled sounds inside

Waterfalls crash but never cry


Is this how life and love begins

Forming midnight on a mission

While another snow flake falls

Goes missing with the others lost

Truffle Heaven

I take 
Sunrise in my hand
and let waterfalls
slip through

Cupping sun in my palm,
letting it spread over 
dark and gorgeous
bliss

bittersweet
embracing the sun,
enveloped by 
melting buttered warmth

fire comes into play
melding everything together

a swirl of yellow goodness
and brown desire
mixed with passion

then the wait begins...

...and ends

as chocolate love
is touched by
gentle hands

warmth oozes 
through hands
as love melts
quickly

so let it roll
in powdered softness

to break the fall...

irresistible~~!
take one bite 
of pleasure

just pure bliss
in 
chocolate 
truffle heaven~







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--nikko :)

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Premium Member - New Fall-

September
                                            Red, yellow, orange
                                        Crackling gloss and color
                                 Leaves dancing beautifully in the air
                    Cold, clear air a quiet morning before the sun has risen
                          Small streams are converted to large waterfalls
                                   A melancholy goodbye to summer
                                                A silent prayer
                                                     Thanks



                                                       
                                                         






02.09.2013
A-L  Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved
Form: Diamante

Allowed

You aren’t allowed to look into my eyes
And find my shades of brown.
To span into my inseparable planets and walk
on their landscape if you cannot stand your ground.

To articulate my soul’s horizons and expect the
tribes of my heart to identify with the warriors of your smiles.
You have mounted prints on my skin that
I cannot allow you to be on a desperate pursuit.

We are walking on celestial miles.

This distance is an eternal migration. A surreal outrage.
A magazine clipping holding our narrative
Of how we could be more ancient.

If we are humanity, then this our homage.
This desire can’t be understood by any traditional language.
I dance in the aromas of your paranoid fears.
Repress our super-life in hopes to meditate in our under-life.

Be in my reincarnations and leave me in
Suspense of what has been hidden.
This prehistoric jungle is visible.
Collect the heritage of our abstract wildlife
And try to stop the waterfalls of my being.

Because I like wondering what you are talking about
With my mind’s paintings.
You aren`t allowed to know my tree’s crown

But keep describing the sunlight by always watering and kissing me.

{XM}

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Firstly Published on 2019 by Outcast Magazine
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Form: Rhyme

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