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Only those who chose to leave their Forts will get to meet other Good Sorts

Putting all our effort,
Into building ourselves a fort,
Will few problems sort,
If unlocking the gate does not seem worth the effort,
When others won't come out  of their fort,
Afraid to trust anyone to guard their port,
When they leave their fort 
To drink our port, 
And toast another good sort.

Premium Member Meet the New Boss

The first drop of blood

Who dare wield this dagger

It is I, Brutus

As I yield and stagger

Under watchful eyes

Caesar's cloth has been torn

An old era dies

A new Caesar's been born

Premium Member The People I Meet At The Dollar Tree

often smile back at me,
but not at Whole Foods,
where scowling shoppers
are on a mission of health,
come hell or high water

Apparently, a bowl full of kale
makes the world go round
for the striving less than happy hunters,
the cranky customers
in Lulu Lemon

No time for pleasantries
while chasing white rabbits
"The hurrier I go, the behinder I get"

Just too much money,
under-loved lives,
and too many leftovers

Either way,
I relish in the wind
making music for me

It is in the trees,
mimicking waves
like the long grass
that Glenn Close
('Sarah, Plain and Tall')
describes, coloring my soul
in every shade of connection:

"The land here rolls a little like the sea
and when the wind ripples over the grass
it looks just like the wind
on the sea"

In 'Phenomenon'
John Travolta sways in rhythm
with the longer living trees,
reminding me of continuity

"Everything is on its way
to somewhere"


Premium Member Where the Seven Sisters Meet

Every time in Paltan Bazar,Guwahati
I see a mingled life :
From North Each hill states
And mainland’s far off strand.

Arunachal Pradesh,Manipur,Meghalaya
Mizoram,Nagaland-
All join the throng,
Along with Tripura and Assam
By train,bus and aeroplane.

People mainly from North East arrive there
Coming to Guwahati
Or to go to different parts of India.

They are of different castes,
tribes and creed,
With varied tongues and customs
Side by side
or one after another
Like different flowers
Each bringing a petal -
Fragrance,colour,grace.

And Paltan Bazar seems a living art
A market of  hues
Mainly from North East
Beautiful and  loving.

Premium Member Meet the Family

Father Wally
Mother Molly
Daughter Polly
Sister Holly
Play Dolly
Son Solly
Dog Collie
Rain Brolly
Shopping Trolley
Mistaken Folly
Jeshua Holy
Atheist Unholy

Premium Member Hot Summer Day

It’s set to be the heat today
As it was yesterday - I fathom
The God still takes us for a clay
Can’t tell one hot day from another
The ghost of you comes down but I
Can’t see if you are here
Though I can feel your loving smile
As if you are so near
As you once were in happy days
We nonchalantly spent 
Maybe if I could see your face
I’ll be that ghost you met
In our lifetime’s recent past
Under your apple tree
We’ll meet again, revived from dust
Hot summer day it’ll be.


When eyes meet

My darkness met your light
 indifferent lazy eyes. 
Your iris gave the testament 
of my pained brutal sight.

 Seconds ticked into hours
 and time fleeting work.
The distance is sweet pain
 and your lashes does wonders.

 Still in debate eyes remain
 hunger to win, to conquer. 
They are stuck in inevitable void 
as we break the hurting refrain 

The whole day revolves around this second
 replaying the glistening light 
but there is nothing to ponder upon 
because my eyes remain vacant.

 You out of sight.

Premium Member Meet Me At Heaven's Gate

 

Our love . . .  a forevermore love,
in my heart it will always flow;
even though you have gone above.

Darling, I am full of sorrow,
oh, why, why did you have to go;
will visit your tomb tomorrow.

Visions come to me of your kiss;
as I walk past tombs row on row,
oh, your lips gave me such sweet bliss.

In my night dreams I see your face,
you come to me as a shadow;
and my fingers caress and trace.

I am shattered and heartbroken,
my soul is weeping, weeping woe;
oh,  many words left unspoken.

I stayed with you till the last breath,
and will come in sun, rain, and snow;
for this true love will survive death.

Darling, meet me at heaven's gate,
when for my soul dark death will crow;
but years perhaps will be our wait.

The Next Time We Meet

In another life, 
I hope we meet again 
Let it be me who finds you first 
I'd gather every light the universe holds, 
and wrap your heart in their warmth,
like your favorite sweater on a rainy day.

I'll write you thousands of letters, 
each one carrying my soul to yours, 
with every word that holds my longing.
And I promise to fill your world 
with all the love and kindness I have.

The stars will whisper your story, 
traced across the night sky, 
reminding the world 
You were always meant to shine, 
Even when shadows fall.

In another life,
I'll find you again and I'll love you, 
Till the very end...

Coming from someone who already spent one lifetime arriving too late. Yk there are evenings when the heart grows so full of unsent tenderness that it invents new lifetimes simply to give that love somewhere to exist. Like pressing a letter between the pages of an old book, trusting that if another life truly exists, someone will eventually open it and know exactly who it was written for.

Premium Member meet me at sunset

we are but lovers
stranded on an island
meeting at sunset

Premium Member meet me at the house of boots

meet me at the green house of boots whispered the fairy.
Where is it? I asked but she had already flown away, merry.
I followed her direction with both of my eyes, green.
Ran quickly behind her, but lost this faerie queen.

Was about to give up when I saw her at a large boot.
Come quickly! She told me, they will think this is a hoot!
We are giving them presents, but I did not see any.
That faerie blinked her eyes twice and then there were twenty.

Premium Member want to meet a blowfish

to my table the Matre ’dee
brought a blowfish to me
fish was wearing rainbow shades
he said he’d caught him in the Everglades

Do you like to live on the edge?
I looked for a place to hide- a bush, a hedge.
The blowfish stuck his tongue out at me.
Sure, I’ll take a chance I said to the Matre ‘Dee

Premium Member Meet a Genius

   
              The erstwhile poet chose
                to write hideous prose
           
              Narratives of mangled fingers
                 of twisted elbows linger

              Hardening readers’ hearts 
                 though they could not bear to part

               from every line the genius wrote
                  his brilliance in sickening verse cloaked

News We'll Never Meet Again - parted at death

May it never reach me
Nor as rumour.
Anything - end of time;
Of this world-age
Man's last death-rage-
But not what darker still
And forever
As would make Heaven, Hell:
Our love, soul-bound
Has been unwound.

The me you never got to meet

5/11/26 1:53 P.M

You never stayed 
Never stayed long enough to meet 
Me.
You thought I was 
Abrasive 
Rude 
Wrong 
But I was a girl covered in armor cherishing her heart behind it 
The heart already shattered but
She salvaged what she could 
And managed to love in the dark with every crumbling piece 
But you didn't see me 
Me as the girl who listens to sad country songs 
And thinks of the people who taught them to her 
The girl who admired the sunsets
The sky dances with shades of rose and orange dreamsicle bleeding into blackness 
 and quiet  
You never saw the girl who loved silence 
You saw the armor but never the crumbled girl behind it
The girl who cried at night wondering why
The girl who had paced in her room whispering to herself at 1 in the morning 
The girl who cried at Instagram posts fearing she was missing out
You never stayed so you never met her 
The girl behind the armor 
Who finds beauty in everything 
The bright sun
The dark night 
The swaying trees
And whatever person was gentle enough to hear her and stay to see me.

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