Long Weiss Poems
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Yesterday, Oh, I believe in yesterday—Lennon-McCartney (The Beatles)
I’ve got sunshine on a cloudy day—Smokey Robinson/Bobby Rogers (Smokey Robinson & The Miracles)
I see trees of green—Bob Thiele & George David Weiss (Louis Armstrong)
Hardships and misfortunes
emerged to be a distant memory
But as my thoughts look back
It seems to reflect a well-told story
When Spring comes to L.A.
Before the month of May
I guess you’d like to say
What makes you feel this way
My girl helps make this day
Red roses true
Flowers bloom blue
The song I sing
A stunning thing
I am just a human
A natural being
Flesh and bone essences
Not an all-seeing thing
A simple citizen
To this land and country
Just one in a million
For life and liberty
Rainbow hues plus
Auspicious light
Skips before us
Rippling and tight
Love was an easy game
Many places to hide
We’ll seek and find your name
As telltale signs to guide
One way they had to go
Was one they did not know
Something they wouldn’t say
Belong to yesterday
Sweet birdsongs sing
Rejoicing bring
This wondrous earth
A new day’s birth
There was a lady with old birthday blues
Another year passed, with gray hues
So she ran out on the beach
seeking a starfish to reach
ending up on a cruise in the news!
Heidi Sands
2/24/22
Sequel added by: Sandra Weiss
The lady with birthday blues
who went off on the passing cruise
She fell off the boat
much too old to float
lost at sea, making the news!
Sandra Weiss
2/26/22
Suddenly there was chaos at the sea
from loss of poems when the muse chose to flee
The birthday lady is a poet
Many people know it
So, the cruise turned around quickly!
Heidi Sands
2/26/22
The old lady tried to write
a great poem that was just right
But, muse was not there
with talent to share
So, she disappeared from sight!
Sandra Weiss
2/26/22
All of a sudden there was a kaboom!
A tidal wave flooded her cruise bedroom
Poems flew all over the place
She surfaced with muse in place
Birthday wishes granted, no more gloom!
Heidi Sands
2/26/22
Ich weiss schon, was du meinst
I do know what you mean!
Trust me my dearest love—I do!
Whether I say this in German or in English,
my thought and intention with this are the same!
Since we first met years ago the love, fire, and
passion in my heart and soul for you have never
ceased or abated—and they shall never do so!
And the compelling force and the palpable feeling
created by the alchemic nature of our relationship,
shall be with us always in this world my dearest love.
I say this even until it’s time for us to shake off this
mortal coil of ours!
Yet, I say even beyond this mortal plane, the love and the
feeling we share shall find their rightful place at the center
of our respective souls, as we gain our entrance into God’s
Kingdom in all of His Divine light, love, glory, and eternal
harmony!
Worse it could be though, but I dare not ever think of this,
for I believe in the depth of our love, the strength of our
sacred convictions, and the power of our emotions—all
of which shall stand the ultimate test of time and the surety
of our commitment!
And so my love, I say be not ever afraid—for I shall be
with you in your moments of joy, happiness, sadness, fear,
rejection, illness, and celebration. That’s the joyous bond
we both eternally share in God’s very eyes!
Life can be great, it can be glorious, it can be challenging;
and it can be unfair, and it can be wicked for sure—given
the unfortunate ways and foibles of human nature!
Even with all of this said and done—this shall never, ever
alter the love, fire, and passion I have for you in my heart
and possess in my soul my dearest love!
And so my dearest love . . .
I do know what you mean!
Ich weiss schon, was du meinst!
Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved,
November 8, 2015 (Free Verse)
This Lyric is written by Sandra Weiss and I have written and played the music for it.
We enjoyed bringing this song together.
Spend Some Time With Me
Feeling a bit lonely
Maybe feeling a bit blue
This is what I ask of you
What I need and it's free
Would you spend some time with me?
So much time spent alone
I'm always on my own
So if you have some time to spare
Nothing special just thoughts to share
Chorus:
It would make a difference
If you would be
Willing to spend
A little time with me
I'm not asking
For very much
Just to talk a while
I may have forgotten how to smile
I think a smile
It could happen again
If I can call on you
To be a friend
Would you spend some time with me?
I used to have much more
I could believe, felt secure
Things change, I ran away to hide
No-one remained by my side
Chorus:
It would make a difference
If you would be
Willing to spend
A little time with me
I'm not asking
For very much
Just to talk a while
I may have forgotten how to smile
Ending...
So you see, if you would only be
The person to spend time with me
Would you spend some time with me?
Repeat...Would you spend some time with me?
LYRIC: Sandra Weiss
MUSIC: Heidi Sands
8/19/19
OFFERINGS
As we enjoy the gifts of this abundant season
Let us search within ourselves for the reason
To give, to reach out, being generous of heart and mind
To be thankful graciously, appreciative of all we find
Because with gratitude for all new things to share
Comes happiness in a growing heart to love and care
By embracing what we find in all the changing weather
With generosity, peace lifts us as light as a feather
As the festive winter comes upon us, with its glory in sight
Let us celebrate together, each special morning and night
May we gather all offerings, those held dear,
To share with those we love, whether far or near
Heidi Sands and Sandra Weiss
11/4/18
* A special thanks to Sandra for joining me, writing this fun collaboration.
I know the pain that love can bring
How hurtful words can bite and sting
When lies are told, love will take wings
That real love doesn't come with strings
Love, liken to a pendulum swing
Taking it all not giving a thing
Once I listened to my heart sing
When I thought love was everything.
What happens is, that we don't see
Sometimes love's not meant to be
Perhaps there should be a decree,
The lock for love has lost it's key
I found that love was not for me
It brings with it too much debris
Though some will say that love is free
I'd have to say, I disagree.
Sandra Weiss
Daniel Turner
Ich bin der Hund im Schoß deiner Lügen,
liege am Boden eines falschen Bettes,
deine Decke, Schicksal´s seidenes Tuch,
mein Blick glaubt immer noch and dich,
unter deinem Kleid liegen meine Wunder,
welche die Augen von all den Gestern
müde werden ließen.
Meine Nerven vereist, wie unter Eis verschlossen,
wenn ich einbreche, spüre ich die Kälte in Scherben vorbeiziehen,
so sinke ich in dich,
als Wunsch, der nicht zu ändern ist,
warum ist erst am Boden die Liebe zu sehen,
die allen Tauchern die Luft nimmt,
das bleibt als Mysterium,
wohl in uns bestehen.
Ach, ich wünsch´ nur eins,
das Seelen, Gottes Jugend wären,
auch wenn ich weiss, dass es so nicht ist,
so wünsch´ ich´s mir,
denn so wär´ mir alles wohl erklärt
POEM PENNED PRETERNATURALLY
Too many misses of sprinkles
Wets the heart like little drizzles
Over the rags of time
The chasm between us couldn't be caged
By the eons of past pain
During our storm and rain
Thunder slice me off a heart of cold fury
Because anger rest in the bosom of fools
But the cold chill of your serendipity arouse every shivers
Like the toe poke of a baby when bathed
Our brotherhood, blossoming rose in the sun
A ripening wheat in a flourishing field
With a soft conscience to pacify the sun
The heat of the mo' can not asphyxiate a flame
Lighted by compassion, affection & name-identity
Soulnated with telepathy.
And to cross-eye again,
Every dog has its own day
Which keeps soul in blazing affection of anticipation
To subsequently engage brotherly communication.
VickWizzy
Written by: Vick Manuel Poetry {VMP}
Titled by: Weiss Vae Mmendie
Copyright© 2016.
Bright summer flowers, wilt and die
Cold autumn rains, fall from the sky
My heart beats out a knowing sigh
The circle of life, the blink of an eye
One by one, I admired them all
The seasonal flowers, large and small
The beauty they brought is what I recall
As I look back to spring from fall
A lifetime in flowers, spring colors, sweet dew
The roses of summer, the thorns they accrue
Fall has the purples, the pinks and the blues
Now winter brings death to all but a few
The days of summer have come and gone
The sun loses warmth and nature moves on
Should I fall asleep and not see the dawn
Life will continue, the circle redrawn
Daniel Turner
Sandra Weiss
Photo: Mt. Chocorua , New Hampshire
Framed by Poetess Sandy Weiss
Happy New Year to everyone, from Mt. Chocorua in New Hampshire:
I wish your life to be bright as snow, your purpose wrapped with a red bow
That you have peace from the quietness of this lake in the stillness of winter
That you have strength like the mountain that shines over shadows
Enjoy precious time with creativity; cherish beautiful scenes in God’s creation
I wish you safety, love, good health and happiness in the days ahead
I offer you this image to turn to in any challenging times of trouble
I send you smiles and hugs from one of my favorite places – Blessings to you all!
Heidi Sands
1/1/23