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A Christmas Scene

Its off to grandma's old fashion cottage we go;
past snow covered pine trees all in a row.
To her humble abode adorned in holiday charm, 
And two grey horses inside the red painted  barn. 

Inside a crackling fire warming- nothing to compare.
With flickering flames dancing with flair,
Mesmerizing  grandpa with a hypnotic spell. 
And up the chimney smoke bid's farewell.

Grandma's cooking in her colorful  blouse
the smell of baked bread drifts about the house,
And Grandpa  snoring,  asleep in his comfy old chair
in a plaid shirt and head with no hair.

Outside freshly fallen snow- a winter wonderland,  
With frolicking young children mittens on hands
playing with vigor on freshly fallen snow
Their rosy red cheeks  fully aglow.

Carolers singing along the snow covered street
each one adorned with a smile to greet
With sleigh bells  jingling
and  people joyously singing.

The aroma of roasted chestnuts swirls in the frosty air
On Maple street near the town square.
The  White Chapel's steeple reaching toward the sky
A  glorious symbol to the faithful eye.

Inside the tiny White Chapel with lights burn bright
a beacon to the world on this most glorious of  nights.
Inside rich harmonious voices with glory to sing
As flying wild geese with the moon on their wings.

The parson adorned in modest vestment
As the choir sings- a  worthy testament
Outside its silent, still and calm
Inside the congregation seeks the Savior's healing balm.

Cheerful hearts gratitude they bring
patiently waiting to celebrate the birth of their king.
For it came upon a mid night clear
as their voices  raise for the Lord to hear.

Inside grandma's cottage on this snowy Christmas  Eve 
snuggled warmly asleep in their bed
waiting for Santa's with presents filled in his  sled.
Billy, Tommy, Freddy and Steve 

Next to the fireplace for Santa to find.
A glass of warm milk and cookies to dine.
Upstairs Sally and Sue unable to sleep
waiting for Santa to get a sneak peek.

Christmas Tree lights blink with a fury
the children wanting Santa to hurry
And mom and dad quietly sitting
Grandma in her rocker quietly knitting. 

Decorated stockings hung  with care from the fireplace
Sally’s and grandpa's adored with red and white lace
photos of grandchildren that grew up too fast
Grandmother's cottage  with memories of Christmases past.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Ethereal Openness

Written: January 30, 2024
                  _______________________________________

Amidst the darkness,
a tunic of silence looms high
mentioned in a muttered manner
spying via disguised apertures
rooting remorse-ridden radiance
Upon a glimmering
A blue-toned backdrop
under a celestial canopy
with mesmerizing shimmer
A stillness wraps the earth
entangled in unfathomable peace.
An opus devoted to stillness
saturates this space
winter wonderland
breathing beauty blue
anodyne snowy utopia.

Winter dreary nights
prolonged and chilly,
glows with a suave weave
mesmerizing gray foliage
The exquisite grace
unparalleled in magnitude,
with bright sunrays bouncing off,
a pure, lovely layer of snow
Embrace a serene moment
where harmony rules supreme,
an enormous sensation of delight
as the euphoria wears off
The light was shimmering
In an icy realm devoid of any conflict,
But the bitter northern winter
Winds are as sharp as knives.

 
Suddenly, that time ended
As it slowly slips away,
A gift of blissfulness
remains in an unspoken way
akin to an infant sleeping
with calmness all around,
A place where time stood still
and tranquility was found
Sunlight and shadows
disappear, for it is meant to be,
In the seasons, finding hope
and the spirit soars free.

We're both ugly and gorgeous
We can love, but we may also hate
We breached the rules while playing
I wonder what our fate will be
Multifaceted, we love and detest
elegance and vulgarity
Healing our emotions requires action
and understand our ability to shift,
Support me in spreading love and peace
Inspire beauty in whatever we do,
We can accomplish this together
But the future is unknowable,
A single idea could alter the world,
I hope it's an idea that you have
A remedy for shattered emotions,
Another view I've been having
I believe there is promise,
Most people grasp the basics
Even my silly pride may leave a mark
I might be known for it in the future
Reminding others of the concept
I could also join them
Who is initiating this act?
Be involved in the entity
Simply by accepting love
When we realize we need peace,
That alone may be sufficient
We recall several eponyms,
One thing must be remembered,
This beauty is our goal.
Over ugly, we must convey beauty.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Reminiscences of Being Together

Snowing tonight ~ whispering, luminescent, dazzling,  
                           Air misty, heavy ~ wind calm, serene, 
          Sights outside blurred, indistinct through the hazy window glasses, 
                       Rooftops getting blanketed with white laces ~ 
                               A picturesque winter wonderland, 

                           Treetops embellished with silver ornaments, 
                             grasses caressed by soft touches of snow,  
                                          My heart is with you, 
                    Craving for the profound tenderness of your company ~
                                              If only you knew. 

                         At the first demure light of dawn, open my eyes, 
                                           It's only you I think of. 
                             In between numerous mundane chores, 
                            Multitude of unavoidable responsibilities, 
                             Hours of running meaningless errands, 

                                             I ponder about you. 
                       At the end of an arduous day, before retiring to bed, 
                              who fills my heart with magical dreams?
                                 You ~ and the twinkle of your eyes ~
                                              If only you knew! 

                    So far away, exuberantly exploring unfamiliar countries, 
                    You are immersed, building a meaningfully bright future, 
                               Surrounded by charming delightful folks, 
                Sometimes a mysterious dream may wake you up at midnight, 
                                                 You wonder why! 

                             I write and write, pour my deepest thoughts, 
                         My innermost hopes and desires, pains and agony, 
                   Spend sleepless nights until my eyelids droop in slumber ~
                                                   If only you knew! 

 

                                                 October 25, 2020
                            For "If Only You Knew" Contest (Second Place)
                                                Sponsor: Silent One
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Missing You

Snowing tonight ~ whispering, luminescent, dazzling, romantic... 
                             Air misty, mellow ~ wind calm, serene, 
           Sights outside blurred, indistinct through the hazy window glasses, 
                       Rooftops getting blanketed with white laces ~ 
                               A picturesque winter wonderland, 

                           Treetops embellished with silver ornaments, 
                             grasses caressed by soft touches of snow,  
                                          My heart is with you, 
                    Craving for the profound tenderness of your embraces ~
                                              If only you knew. 

                         At the first demure light of dawn, open my eyes, 
                                           It's only you I think of. 
                             In between numerous mundane chores, 
                            Multitude of unavoidable responsibilities, 
                             Hours of running meaningless errands, 

                                             I ponder about you. 
                       At the end of an arduous day, when retiring to bed, 
                      who fills my heart with the warmth of magical dreams?
                     You ~ the twinkle of your eyes, the passionate soft kisses~
                               envelop the breath of this forlorn damsel, 
                                              If only you knew! 

               Sometimes a mysterious dream may wake you up at midnight, 
                                                You wonder why! 

                             I muse and create, pour my deepest thoughts, 
                              My longings and desires, pains and agony, 
              Spend sleepless nights until my dreamy eyelids droop in slumber ~
                                                If only you knew! 




                    Edited " If Only You Knew" - Sponsor: Silent One
                               For "R" (romantic) Old Or New Contest 
                                              October 5, 2021
                                      Sponsor: Constance La France
                                                 FIRST PLACE

Premium Member ''Oh the Memories, Memories''

My thoughts let go of a thousand memories,
       Like faces, dates, times and places;
Yet, I can recall each and every detail,
                      On the day of your funeral.

(. . .and  my mind takes me back through the tattered pages of my life
to a place of warmth, security and love . . . . .)

                                          O the grieving . . .

In the middle of a snow storm I followed,
        And the wind blew back my long hair;
As we meandered down a winding cold path,
                        The wild wind paused in the trees.

( . . O,  my mother's kitchen with it's big cupboards and old stove
and a blue teapot on the kitchen table and grandma telling me of life,
             of people in the family long dead . . . )

                                           O the weeping. . .

Snowflakes fell on me from the tangled branches,
     Falling like crying tears cascading down;
I am lost and moaning in this forever, ever memory,
              And now the snow drifts in the cemetery.

(. . . and it was at that same table that I read my first poems 
 while sipping tea and father coming in from shovelling snow 
        in winter all bundled up . . . )

                                            O the sadness . . . 

A headstone is buried deep in the pure white,
     And but one engraved word is revealed;
In this pristine cold, dead winter wonderland,
               Only one word can be seen, MOTHER,
                         Hidden beneath the snow.

(. . . a warm fireplace waiting within
then at night in an attic room this little girl was tucked in
with forever loving hands, hugs and kisses . . .)

                                             O the lamenting . . .

                  
    I will treasure your arms last embrace, mother,
                                             till this heart stops beating . . . 



__________________________________
February 19, 2015

Poetry/Free Verse/''oh the memories, memories''
Copyright Protected, ID 02-641-987-19
All Rights Reserved, 2015, Constance La France

Submitted to the Standard contest, Memories
sponsor, Nayda Ivette Negron, Judged 03/2015

Second Place


This Is Not Another Love Song

Well and it's a winter wonderland tonight
by the light of a bright full moon but
THIS IS NOT ANOTHER LOVE SONG
oh no it's more like a dagger through the
heart and a ghost from the past come home
well and I am restless, climbing the stairs 
and going from room to room, room to room
of haunted memories, I haven't felt so sad
or unhappy since 2003, where are the reasons
for being thrown for this flip again, de ja vou...
I've been here before but why was I so blind 
to the signs this time, I swore I would never
let you betray me again; I guess I was just
crazy to think you could change your cheating
ways and love only me now I have come to
tearfully see nobody really loves anybody
anymore, you were just a waste of my precious,
precious time but when you are dead and gone
I will live on and on, people will ask about you
but all I'll have to say is that I guess you just
packed up your stuff one day out of the blue
and moved on, nobody will ever know the truth,
nobody will ever know that I shot and killed you
and threw your body over widow's hill, down into
the dark ocean below on this cold, cold winter's
night by the light of a bright, bright full moon,
laughing to myself well I guess I had my revenge
in the end but now I know it wasn't the end of
it all for the ghost of you is back just to torment
me and drive me insane as I go climbing the stairs
down the dark halls and from room to haunted room
full of memories, well I've never known heart pounding
fear like I do tonight, I pray God forgive me but didn't
you have it coming to you, I was just trying to spare
someone else the despair you put me through,
well and so it might look like a winter wonderland
tonight by the light of a bright, bright full moon
but THIS IS NOT ANOTHER LOVE SONG oh no
you might be dead but the ghost of you has come
home, I know it's a fine line between love and hate
but this is more like some kinda sick and twisted fate
yeah you might be dead now but you just won't
leave me alone…the ghost of you has come home
and this is hell on earth for me now, I should of just
left well enough alone, oh but this never was, THIS
NEVER WAS A LOVE SONG!
© Bo Lanier  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Ivory Flakes


gentle slivers of His muse,
destined for the earth –
painting a silence on the spirit
with the burst of lifelike trembling,
the wonder of nature’s breath
poured out over the night,
caressing the lasting grace with one finger
who remembers what it means to love,
one whisper who feels the light
piercing the moments with a sense of laughter
who rearranges the miracles of nature
so they bleed out warmth across the twilight seas
coloring each oak with a presence of joy
the aching stars, withered by the snow –
intimate as the glorious rhythms,
guitar’s shadows reveal the intensity of lonely,
forcing me to see past the silence
into the peace, the serenity
fading beneath the pines, intertwined –
with the music who breathes
like a melancholy seed, glistening with grief
always knowing what it means
to just believe, to see beyond the rivers of need,
into the still who glows in the forests,
the soothing that touches each wind,
the rhythm of hope who agrees with the spirit
lingering in this aching impression,
the wonder unfolding, the lessons
expressing what it is to sing like the wrens,
to fight with the night, in the silhouettes
there is a beautiful who will win,
a secret who will never sin, the innocence
ivory flakes,
falling so they touch the notes,
falling so they learn to hope,
falling so they pray, like grace
falling, so they’re forever amazing
and, always praising –
just praising…
ivory flakes, crooning while in flight
a silence who delights,
sharing the intimacy of a spirit
who can never be remembered
without thinking – God is with us,
He is sending love, a powerful love
who destroys the darkness,
silences the doubt
and offers the heart room
to reach out –
pressing through the shadows,
alive, a passion
reaching beyond the suspicions,
to the music of His appearing
the mystery of His song
carried on ivory flakes,
singing all the night long,
singing the notes of God’s song,
capturing the rhythm of love
and remembering the light
whispers through the thoughts,
caressing the pulsing colors
blowing on winds of knowing,
with God, true love is flowing
and inside, our hope is growing.

A Christmas Scene

Off to grandmother’s cottage we go,
past snow covered pines all in a row,
to a cozy home with old fashion charm,
standing beside it the red painted barn.

Inside a crackling fire- nothing to compare.
mesmerizing flames flicker in the air,
each tiny flicker casting a hypnotic spell
up the chimney the smoke bid’s its farewell.

Scented smells drifting about the house,
grandma wearing her colorful  blouse,
grandpa asleep in his comfy old chair,
in a plaid wool shirt and a head with no hair.

Outside freshly fallen snow- a winter wonderland,
joyous young children with mitten on hands
playing with vigor in the freshly fallen snow
their rosy red cheeks  fully aglow.

Along the snow covered street
people wearing a smile -to greet
sleigh bells are jingling
and  people are singing.

smell of chestnuts roasting fill the air
a wave here and a wave there
the chapel steeple reaching toward the sky
a wonderful symbol to the faithful eye.

Inside the chapel with lights so bright
a beacon to the people on this solemn night
rich harmony voice beginning to sing
geese fly with the moon on their wing.

A parson adorned in modest vestment
the choir singing- a  worthy testament
The feeling outside is silent, still and calm
the congregation seeking the Savior's healing balm

Cheerful hearts with gratitude they bring
patiently waiting to celebrate the birth of their king.
It came upon a mid night clear
that voices  raised for the Lord to hear.

In a small cottage on a snowy Christmas  Eve
Billy, Tommy, Freddy and Steve
warmly snuggled in their bed
waiting for Santa in his sled.

A glass of milk and cookies to dine
next to the fireplace for Santa to find.
Sally and Sue unable to sleep
waiting for Santa to get a sneak peek.

Christmas Tree lights blink with a fury
the children waiting for Santa to hurry
with mom and dad quietly sitting
and grandma in her rocker doing her knitting.

Decorated socks hang from the fireplace
Sally’s adored with red and white lace
photos of grandchildren who grew up too fast
filled with memories of Christmases past.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member March Middleness

Post-January, February's clear
to shape into another winter month.
More times than not, with snow days we adhere.
Through days of February, we confront
a winter wonderland, a gift to see,
with hills and valleys swirled in white displays.
Ice skating, skiing, sledding, wild and free;
we celebrate our February phase.

A chance to rest, relax indoors so warm;
spend cozy times with family and friends.
No matter what, soft snow or ice-filled storm,
her wintry mix of white is autumn's cleanse.
   When February's done, we must re-stage;
   for next comes fickle March's middle stage.

                      =======

For next comes fickle March's middle stage,
a winter month, our third is now in line.
And she can be a flighty one to gauge;
brings climate that is wild or quite benign.
'In like a lamb, out like a lion' force,
she teases us with spring then turns around
and there again, another snow, of course.
So March has her surprises to astound.

But towards her end, we long to welcome spring,
and March does seem to seal cold winters end.
We pick up twigs and branches on upswing
with warm and sunny days; on hopes depend.
   The month of March will own up to defeat
   when April comes on pussy-willow feet.

                      =======

When April comes on pussy-willow feet,
we gather images of springtime's sign,
bouquets of varied thoughts of her new feat;
emerging crocus, budding branch, and vine.
Symbolic, too, the lily, pure and white;
new chicks and bunnies, butterflies galore.
The fading, icy sting of winter's night
replaced by spring's warm day, long waited for.

We contemplate each image and we know
the thrill of surging hope that swells the soul.
New life, from dormant seed, will rise and show
how spring joy resurrects from winter's dole.
   To wake up dormant seedlings into bloom,
   March middleness gave way to April's tune.

Sandra M. Haight

~1st Place~
Contest: March Middleness
Sponsor: Dave Will
Form: Three Sonnets
Judged: 04/21/2017
Form: Sonnet

The Snow Queen

The Snow Queen

~

The Snow Queen waved her magic wand,
the skies they grew so dark
Clouds moved in without a sound
as shadows did embark

Two happy lovers walked along,
they felt a chill blow in
He wrapped his arms around her soft
to keep her warm with him

The scenery was beautiful
with geese upon the lake
The scent of pine and winter breeze,
they saw the first snow flake

When then the sky was filled with more
ice crystals floating down
They marveled at the wondrous sight
now white upon the ground

She stared up at the heavens fair
in circles she did spin
He followed every move she made
as fun would soon begin

A thousand little snowflakes white
were falling from the sky
A perfect winter wonderland
about them it did fly

And then he saw her do it
just like when they were so young
She tried to catch a falling flake
right there upon her tongue

He chased the flurries with her
as their laughter could be heard
The neighbors out across the lake
said not a single word

Except to only wonder
why such laughter they did hear
When snow was steady falling
and the winter sure was here

Then they saw these happy lovers
running hand in hand
Catching snowflakes on their tongues
and now they understand

They heard him saying something
yet it was so hard to hear
Because these two were far away
yes, not so very near

The Snow Queen she was smiling
as she looked down at these two
She knew she’d made them happy
with this magic she did do

When then she saw him staring
as a wink came from his eye
For he was saying thank you
to the Snow Queen in the sky

Now every year its wintertime
these two just look above
Sending her a message that is
floating on their love

With beauty all around them
and snow geese on the pond
The Queen will grant their winter  wish
and wave her magic wand

Now when the snow is falling
and the world is fresh and new
Between the laughter you might hear
him tell her, I love you


Good night Soupers
Form: Rhyme

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