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Premium Member SNAIL MAIL

SNAIL MAIL
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Young Stu, with his shell brown and bold,
From the forest post office, he slowly strolled.
     With letters packed on his back galore,
     With slime as his tires, he slowly went to each door,
"Your snail mail's arrived!" he extolled.

“You fool! Haven’t you heard of email?” badger exclaimed
“Of all your slowness, you should be ashamed. 
     “With the click of a mouse 
     You no longer deliver from house to house.”
“But, but…I’ll lose my job,” Stu proclaimed.

“Oh, Stu, you’re so uninformed, so old school.
Your skill set you must totally retool!
     Have you not heard of UPS or perhaps FedEx?
     You can deliver packages and other objects!
“But snails don’t drive. You’re such a fool!”

“Besides, I’m looking forward to my postal pension
Not to mention days without strife and tension.
     And all those Forever Stamps I’ve amassed
     I’ll sell online or on my webcast.
Then with Musk I’ll travel to space, otherworldly dimensions.”

Premium Member The Silent KISS

"A kiss is magical because it touches the heart." Quote By Poet

The silent kiss can touch your heart,
a heart that is very far apart.
       I kissed your letters then licked the glue,
       as I sent all my love to you.
Red lips went flying through the mail,
with a perfume spray friend never stale.
You are living so far away,
                    will you get my lips and perfume mail today?
Hope you can read what I want to say,
I am sending a big laugh your way.
  Being away from a love one is hard,
  miss talking with only reading a card.
Days feeling like you are not in your prime,
but you must go on until the next time.
Loving calls ending with the silent kiss,
                      how do I say you are the one I do miss?

Premium Member USPS Stamps of SpongeBob

Touching this postal stamp shaped just like a sponge
How many more of these stamps would be launched 
The beautiful colors and the humor of animation 
Cheering up a heart through this line of communication 
The hues being used could moisten the stamp
Cute little stamps to use by those in summer camp
It has to be an honor to be featured on a stamp by USPS
SpongeBob swimming through the post office is the best


WTC Postman Pat




Another hallowed arrow from his quivers

One of cricket’s greatest shiver givers

Coursing down your spine like rivers

Fine line..never dithers as slivers 

Of adversaries hopes on the ropes..withers

Tipples tickle our livers

The latest tropes of how

Somehow…anyhow won’t kowtow

Postman Pat delivers


Matinee idol looks tease

Record books hooks please

Finds batters crannies & 

Nooks with such ease


Impeccable length…metronomic 

Chin music chagrin

Such strength..astronomic

Gift of getting the ball to lift

Chronic bounce…hedonic


With his swag bag of quicks tricks

Name on the adored hall of fame 

Lords boards with six..another Cummins elite fix

Beat Bob Willis’s record tome of the best 

Test figures for a captain at cricket’s home..


Yep..yet another done like a kipper

By this chipper ripper skipper

Who’s not found wanting

His chiselled jaw..up there for sure 

With the mean hardcore

Ponting or Waugh

As the best Test baggie green

Top draw Captain (not woke...just a better bloke) seen on screen

Or that’s maybe ever been

Epistle

Will pens
(I'd have to think
when last I dipped mine in ink)
and sad to say
pencils go
the dodo's way
become extinct or obsolete
(oh no)
to the average man in the street
as if it weren't for junk mail
no matter how large or small
never mind trees and ecology
wouldn't have no mail at all
when I was young still a nipper
a lot more lively
hale hearty and chipper
had pen pals galore
now they're e-pals
it's done with thumbs
some folks use keystrokes
and I'm not sure
if anyone
writes letters anymore

Premium Member Valentine of Mine

In the mailbox sat
This valentine of mine,
With no return address 
No name did they sign

Like my mind at the time
The little card was blank,
Who left it for me to find
… Just who do I thank?

Maybe it is best this way
Not knowing who it was,
Just another kind heart
Who put it there because 

It was February 14th, after all 
And the snow was falling fine,
When in the mailbox sat
This valentine of mine …


Premium Member getting the mail

the mailbox is one hundred feet uphill
we know the mail has been delivered today
there is a buzzer that tells us
It went off two hours ago
Neither one of us wants to make the walk

it is seventy-two degrees in Kansas City today
a pretty, perfect lightly-breezy day
I reluctantly push myself off of my chair
taking one step at a time, using my walker

my dogs are huge hundred pound pony dogs
they will give chase
using me as a maypole
if they knock me down and I break a hip
it is all over
I am as good as a horse with a broken leg

Premium Member Snail Mail

So romantic love letters mailed
Now enchanted by the perfume smell
Amethyst art on cherry blossom card
Indigo ink drawing poetic little hearts 
Lavender love language shines like star

Melodic moods within winged words
Arresting my heart soon as heard
I’m hanging on each silver sound
Living for love wherever it’s found

Mail Lady

The van idles: inside its cage
she hops like a starling
from dashboard to counter.

Lady seer, shuffling the motley,
the significant and trivia.
revealing now, the stamped
and foreseeable.

A flick of her wrists
between each numbered box -
we open that tin mouth,

reach in hesitantly, for bolts out of the blue,
or just news from predicable snails.

Mailbox Extinction

Tear by on a Friday
Doing 75 down Sharon Road
Short cut up north through the federal woods

Back here
No one knows from US-127
About the clear-cutting as far as the eye can see

Or the heads of hills chopped off and rolling
And curves of road that’ve lost their will
To bend

A mailbox shakes in my scissor wake
With no house or driveway
Making claim of it

Hangs
On to the side of the road
Choked with scrolls of yellowed paper

Its little red arm
Up
Flailing

In my rearview mirror.

Premium Member Mail Pouch Barns

Old school painted barns
 some used for advertising 
some owners treasure

Premium Member Voice Mail Greeting

There once was a girl named Mona
Who screened all her calls on her phone-a

She said, "At the tone
Make yourself known"

Or she'll think that you're full of bologna!

Premium Member No Mail

always a good day 
empty mailbox means no bills 
short day for mailman

Premium Member Thank You Too

I am in college at this time 
Learning from Soto’s Socrates mind
Bet as a babe he was divine
Babbling away peach poetic line

Many poetry soupers on a loop teach
Who is cooler than Empress of Ink?
It’s not a competition it’s a dream team
Winged word like bird that fly me eternally

There is soup mail from Mystic Rose Rose
Sharing her peace and heart of gold
Her lines are deepest kind of prose
Find a lime vine she will help you grow

Green vine of kindness sent to me
Lin Lane poet who is unique discreet
Gifting orange critique a line or two
Fine tuning my yellow maroon haiku

So many professors can’t name you all
Like Silent One who heeds the call
To be hazel humble while his verses are tall
And echo in time so deep and all

Bill Baker who reads so much with love
Sara Baker Haiku Queen to whom I look up
Eve with images of blue so cool
But my favorite purple poet is not me but YOU.

Premium Member Soup Mail Verification

verification to send soup mail is a pain in the tush ~ forsooth

counting fire hydrants, busses, bridges and bikes ~ no one in P S likes

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