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Premium Member Untitled. Written on March 3, 2010. I am now 33 yrs.

I translated this from German to English. Which unfortunately makes it less elegant. 


      To share my love,
nothing more painful can I imagine,
       than to tear my heart in two. 

To be bound to someone eternally,
     but never fully belong to him
     There is neither yes nor no,
           just endless desire. 

     To be betrayed, in the
     most cruel way, is not
       with the body, but
          with the heart. 

 Chaos of emotions, Love and
 Suffering have never been closer to
each other. 

                 How will this End, no
                 solution in sight 
                 With pain and tears?
                       I don't know

 
         The obligation, to have to make a decision
          weighs heavily on my Shoulders

Premium Member At The Downtown Cafe

At the downtown café
One idyllic August day 
I thought why you didn’t care
To check up the pod, to stay
As you were, alive and kicking
But instead you proved your right 
To admit you weren’t picking
The forget-me-nots that night
It was 6th of March last year
Just 6 days after St.David’s 
Happy March, you said, Oh dear
Donald took In Welsh that service
Donald passed away in Jan
Of the twenty-twenty three
And you lived alone since then
For two years you were free
Now I sit among the pansies 
With my Bourguignon and beer
Wond’ring what would be your fancies
If you’d suddenly appear..

Neighbour Tree

Send me to the river,
I will show you what let go is.
Send me to the ocean,
and I will show you where let go leads.
Send me a flower, and I will show you what love gives.
Send me a plant, and I will show you what love is.

You—
what you are, what you want,
is much more than a metaphor.

A treasure living deep under the ocean 
the more you dig, the more you sink in sin.
Only when you are able to see  something beyond you,
 Lift your head up and look above, under the sky,
And there your eyes meet the tree—
the one that was always there beside you.

While you were searching all in the loop,
the treasure you were truly seeking
was quietly sleeping
in the arms of your neighbour tree


A March Poem

Your lilted yawns 
And the ends of your hair
Like the curled tails of prawns
Freckles on your face
Like the dappled fur of fawns
I'm the luckiest I've ever been 
Lying in your arms
As if you were
A four-leaf clovered lawn
Every time I see you 
It's like the first sight of dawn
After long and restless struggle
I am met with easing calm

Premium Member March On The Mountains Of Madness

Lightning lances across the sky
But off in  the distance like dragon spines
Are the Mountains of Madness
And that is where I march

A sky twisted scarlet and violet
The clouds themselves seem to be bleeding
And the temperature alternates
Between blistering heat and blizzardly freeze

Reality is fabricated from dreams
And dreams are a distortion of my thoughts
Which are poorly mimicked by my voice
And I can't even tell what is real

I found the blade of heroes
In a secret spring in a forgotten forest
Blessed as a scion of the gods
Even the elves helped guide my feet

A witch cast illusions over my eyes
Humans became demons
And demons became human
But the harsh reality is that was always true

In a world of demons and angels
Sometimes it's hard to know which is which
But with a hand over my heart
I offer a solemn prayer to find guidance

The Mountains of Madness loom larger
Demons, angels, and witches all beaten
And while never defeated I have been wounded
But to the mountains I have come

But alas the madness was not in the mountains
Because the madness was in my mind
And the villain I pursued this whole time
Was actually me all along

Premium Member Vernal Equinox

Vernal Equinox 

This is a day for picking up
that cast-aside poetry book
about dreams deferred, its clarity
a balm to your chafing heart.

This is a day for cabernet or single 
malt scotch, as you sit, dressed in 
flannel PJs beside a crackling fire.

Let the day-long rain clean windows
wash streets, coax roots, feed seeds, 
kiss buds keen to burst into blossoms.

Let Winter’s protracted discontent pass
and Spring give birth to hope.


Premium Member DEEP SNOW CANDLE'S GLOW


I love snow storms when they make their rounds,
The winds they whistle as the snow twirls around.

A bite on my cheeks from my frozen tears,
The numbness in my toes, it's frostbite I fear.

The air is so crisp it smells so clean,
The path I followed from the moon it gleams.

I can see my little candle burning up ahead,
It's warming the window above my bed.

I'm so cold  I can't wait to get home,
Warm up by the fireplace made of stone.

Drink my hot cocoa then lull off to sleep,
By morning I'm certain the snow will be deep.

A pretty day in March

The green color of the bay looks so refreshing and cold. The boats speeding across the surface of the water look fun, scary, and exciting. The sun feels warm on my skin. The boats make different sounds. The sparkly water looks magical and pretty.A sailboat is gliding over the wavy waters, heading to a new destination. Airplanes that only fly in the sky, high above land or water also head towards a new but familiar destination, to drop off the passengers that are on that plane at an airport. A gorgeous March day on Saturday has so many different places to look at and see. The wind feels wonderful, cooling your hot and sweaty body down.

Premium Member Kansas Morning in March

sprinkles of dew drops wake up the fescue
dandelion faeries spritz across my field
rooster makes his long-lost love crowing sound
another Kansas morning in March
nowhere I would rather be today

The Invisible March DHR

Beside a red-wire pen I lean,
Loathing to hear the fuss
Of victims bound in barbed shackles
Squealing 'can you hear us?'

Yet, through thin bars of crying steel 
I see a meadow bright,
With a sky of forty northward stars
Lighting such a rare sight:

A thousand hooves, claws and wings
Paired up in two and two,
March as a deaf'ning multitude
Of a grace known by few.

And for miles they line before death
Stored away without key.
Yet under skies no hand can cage,
Their breath may float free

And so I sing; a song of joy
That hovers o'er waters,
And inspires the doves and ravens
Who fly but once fought us.

Premium Member MARCH MADNESS IN TEXAS

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Bluebonnets spill across the Texas highways~  
it's as if the earth has flung open  
a thousand secret doors  
and let the sky fall through.  

They gather in unruly congregations  
crowding ditches,  
leaning into the wind,  
lifting their blue-lit faces  
toward every passing traveler.  

March moves through them  
like a quiet blessing,  
coaxing color from the soil  
until the land becomes a hymn  
unrhymed, unrestrained,  
a wild devotion of blue.

Premium Member RISING

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dawn cracks the lake's skin~  
two herons stab silver, rise
winter still clinging

Premium Member I Found the Christmas Spirit in March

I hear the same tired story, year after year, 
the one about Santa and eight tiny reindeer - 
just before they say, "Leave cookies - be of good cheer".
So, I say, "Humbug!", and go to bed with a beer.  

That spiel pounds in my head, hoof after hoof,
but a tough guy like me requires some proof.
This year, I woke up atingle, no longer aloof. 
Imagine my glee to find poop on my roof.

Premium Member MARCH'S THAW

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I walk through March's thaw,
mud-streaked paths, where hope and frost
clash in silent breath.
Each bud holds a whispered fight,
as shadows stretch toward light.

Premium Member Valentine’s In March

One cannot deny the Light 
Of love

One can hide, reject

Forbid entrance thus presence

Can give love a random face and 
Common form

But in splendid reality
Love is specific to each of us
Irreplaceable – no priceless jewel
Approaching such heart-felt
Effulgence – no finely crafted
Instrument with a more enchanting
Voice…

And when tenderly expressed, I love you,
Every fond star and partnered Heaven
Align, and are blissfully immortalized -- 

Love is creation at its eternal best

Sincerely manifest~ angels sing and God 
Rejoices!

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