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Don't judge me
For you know it's true
This moment connects
Me to you

You may refute
You may rebuke
As quietly
The table shook

But tell me this
As tears we cry
Releasing joy
You can't deny

As biome sings
It's tuneful rumble
While friends are sharing 
Apple crumble

A deeper note
Can oft be heard 
Beneath the failing
Of the word

Reality
Robots know not
Oh how this act
Just hits the spot

To summarise 
As you're still here
Despite the awkward
Social fear

We celebrate 
This quality
Our gaseous, imperfect
Humanity

So don't  be shy
As you're about
You can't withhold
So let it out

A knowing nod
To passers by
You're just like me
We can't deny

Pretty fool

She is a pretty fool
Her smile a dose of k-drama love story
She is a pretty fool 
A unique design, crafted by God
She is a pretty fool
Whose anger is like a cute scripture 
She is the pretty fool 
Whom love had infected me with her foolishness 
She is the pretty fool 
Whom I trusted with my heart nevertheless

In Every Single Line

He is my poetry in one single line, 
He is the sun who glows up every morning of mine, 
He is my moon that brightens every night of mine, 
He is my bliss of solitude that makes silence feel alive, 
He is my colour when I draw any sketch of mine, 
He is the words of the love letters which I am yet to write, 
He is the wish in every prayer of mine, 
He is the endless novel in this life of mine, 
I wonder if he might ever know that he is my poetry in every, 
In every single line... 

If I were to tell him, will he be mine? 
Or I'll lose him for the rest of my life, 
Or I'll lose him for the rest of my life… 
Will we be friends even if he rejects this love of mine? 
Or I'll lose his friendship for the rest of my life, 
Will I be able to make his family mine- 
Or I'll lose him for the sake of mine, 
Will I be able to make his siblings mine- 
Or I'll lose him for the sake of mine, 
Or this story will end just like this poem of mine... 
I wonder if he might ever know that he is my poetry in every, 
In every single line...


MY CONFIDANT


Custodian of incessant soliloquies,  
Archivist of trivialities disguised as profundities.  
Into vaults descend labyrinthine anxieties,  
Transmuted into parables of mockery and wit.  

Encouragement cloaked in paradox,  
Sermon of consolation tinged with ridicule.  
Half in million, statistical anomaly,  
Ordinariness revealed with exquisite precision.  

Treasure precarious as porcelain,  
Ovum of existence, fragile, irreplaceable.  
Cradled with tremulous reverence,  
Specter of irrevocable fracture ever present.  

Clandestine tribunal, unlicensed oracle,  
Ironic salvation, satiric devotion.  
Dependence masquerades as devotion,  
Intimacy parades as inevitability.  

Indeed she is my Rosemary.  

@ArtOfHeart

Scenic: All Before

Inside,
the walls of a rotting
log cabin,
situated in the piney woods,
you lie situated on me, adorning my
neck with soft summer kissings.

While
I pull dandelion
fluff up and out of your
hair.

Cypselae,
that’s what the seeds
are called,
miniature fruits that grant
wishes.

As far as wishes go,
this is my greatest.

As far as fruit goes,
everyone knows what happened
to Eden.

Eve, I diminished our
love into atoms.

And the cabin lays rotting
there still.

A Birthday Sonnet for My Beloved

When dawn awoke to mark your blessed day,
The sun seemed pale beside your gentle light;
For love in you outshines the brightest ray,
And turns my darkest hours to pure delight.

In friendship’s bond, so steady, warm, and true,
You walk with me through calm and storm alike;
With faith so firm, I find my strength in you,
A constant flame no passing wind can strike.

Your trust, a gift no treasure can replace,
Your faithful heart, my refuge and my guide;
In humble grace, you wear love’s quiet face,
With dignity and honour as your pride.

So on this day, my heart in joy confess:
In loving you, my life is richly blessed.


Socks

I started to fold my socks like you.

What for? I don't know,
Some desperate craving to be closer to you
Or the things in your life.

(I folded your laundry once.)

For months after,
I hurt every time I did my laundry,
Nestling one sock over another in a
Simple natural pair.

(Or maybe, you folded mine.)

As I,
Inconceivably,
For some reason,
Continued.

I don't know when I stopped.
But it's funny, now,
Sitting cross-legged on the ground
With one soft cotton sock in each hand,

I can't seem to remember how it went.

Soliloquy

They paved the path we used
to walk together, but they
could never pave over the
love I still hold for you in
my heart. Steady as breath,
constant as time, Rest forever
darling.

A Relationship From Beginning To End In Haiku

Spring Haiku 

I love yous exchanged,
relationships bloom the same
way the flowers do.


Summer Haiku 

Moviestar summer,
the two of us kids happy,
and free from worries.


Fall Haiku 

Leaves pile on leaves,
A crunch sounds out beneath feet;
Remnants blow away.

Winter Haiku 

Curling by fire,
fingers freezing and black now,
I long for your warmth.

Premium Member Thinking And Speaking About First Love

Unfortunately, it is an awkward tradition
That most of us have experienced the passion
Of first love, first wink, first hug and first kiss
Which had disturbed our internal peace.

I still remember the first kiss, the first touch
And the first hug after so many years on the couch
Ouch! It hurts to go back to so many years
Where mistakes had turned into serious errors.

However bad love does not exist on this planet
Experience is about trials and tribulations. I bet
Your bottom dollar that nobody is of course exempt.

These days, I rather think about heading forward
Of loving and living innocently like a brilliant nerd
In lieu of being charged haphazardly in contempt.

Copyright © February 2026 Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several poetry collections.

Their Rosary Prayers

She willed in tempered frosts
    that hidden,
        without consternation 
the pew should call his name
Pale pink shadow,
   of hushed cheek
 
Knowing her rose in origin,
     and passages through,
a shameful pride began his edifice,
     as her joys sculpted his rituals

Skeptically Open Lovers

Open a bigger locket
In devout letters
To unhinge hours morality
Fending the pessimist off
Grasping empty,
Inlaying foundations
To refine and revere the life's span

POEM: THE STREET KID


In secret, a tale unfolds
A family bound by tradition's hold
Love and loyalty, a complex test
A story of power, of family nest

A mother's stress, a daughter's fate
A union formed, a future great
Twins born, a legacy to share
A family's rise, with wealth to spare

Businesses boom, a new path's laid
For young ones growing, with futures displayed
Their story's told, in verse and line
A testament to family ties divine

Through trials and strife, they find their way
Through every step, a new day
Their bond is strong, their hearts aflame
A family's love, that knows no shame

Their legacy grows, as they take the stage
A new generation, with a story to engage
Their family's history, a tale so grand
A story woven, hand in hand

Travellers: The Singer - Poet

POEM: THE STREET KID


In secret, a tale unfolds
A family bound by tradition's hold
Love and loyalty, a complex test
A story of power, of family nest

A mother's stress, a daughter's fate
A union formed, a future great
Twins born, a legacy to share
A family's rise, with wealth to spare

Businesses boom, a new path's laid
For young ones growing, with futures displayed
Their story's told, in verse and line
A testament to family ties divine

Through trials and strife, they find their way
Through every step, a new day
Their bond is strong, their hearts aflame
A family's love, that knows no shame

Their legacy grows, as they take the stage
A new generation, with a story to engage
Their family's history, a tale so grand
A story woven, hand in hand

Travellers: The Singer - Poet

POEM: THE STREET KID


In secret, a tale unfolds
A family bound by tradition's hold
Love and loyalty, a complex test
A story of power, of family nest

A mother's stress, a daughter's fate
A union formed, a future great
Twins born, a legacy to share
A family's rise, with wealth to spare

Businesses boom, a new path's laid
For young ones growing, with futures displayed
Their story's told, in verse and line
A testament to family ties divine

Through trials and strife, they find their way
Through every step, a new day
Their bond is strong, their hearts aflame
A family's love, that knows no shame

Their legacy grows, as they take the stage
A new generation, with a story to engage
Their family's history, a tale so grand
A story woven, hand in hand

Travellers: The Singer - Poet

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