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Premium Member Drumbeat of Death

arrows flying by
riding to the other side
home is just ahead







for consideration:  Michele Nold-Godleske's  "Music To Your Pen" contest
 the song "Goin' Home" from Neil Young's "Are You Passionate" album......
...the story of Custer's Last Stand

Premium Member " Whole Lotta Rosie "

Australian Rockers
Sydney boys
Man could they Rock
In Whole Lotta Rosie's Eyes
 
But one member 
Was the glint in her eye
The singer, Bon Scott
Rock n Roll ride
 
Their rhythm of love
Was the best he said
This titular woman
Rocked in bed
 
Her curved frame
Drove him to sing
42" - 39" - 56"
To commemorate their fling
 
She weighed in at nineteen stone
Bon the king, was her throne
The joy she brought, to the Australian Scot
Led him to write the lyrics sex taught
 
Let there be Rock
Where the track is from
Is AC/DC's anthem
Guitar so strong
 
What ever happened to this Rosie girl
Music history in the Rocker world
No longer we have Bon from Kirriemuir
I missed the chance, when they toured
 
But this awesome band
Nearly all Scottish born
True Rockers in any form
And about this track 
For this poem i write
Rosie and Bon
Good night
 
 
" written for Michele Nold-Godleske contest  Music to your Pen "
              and i thank you for the opportunity, Ty AC/DC

             http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/music.php

Days of Sunny Glad Me Up

days of sunny glad me up
before I  fall in gloomy cups
of blackish brew

instead my eyes 
drink the light
nectar
elixir
beverage balm
for weary now 
for glassy sight

days of sunny had no sting
of gone by youth
a parting thing

days of sunny bade me sing



* For Michele Nold-Godleske's e.e. cummings contest


I Thank You God For: a Most Amazing Imagination

i thank you God for: a most amazing imagination
     By Dane Smith_Johnsen in the style of ee cummings

dearest and most loving God, thank i you for most an amazing 
imagination: for softly animal floating fluffs that a summer day amuses;
and wings myself to fly there and here or stars beyond everywhere; 
and for dreams of day afar the heart does seize and behind pictures my eyes.

(i who beneath myself, in a corner was cowered or amid table legs;
this day refreshed by fantastical thoughts;  free reality to escape;
and for successes’ place by dreams enveloped with great satisfaction.
The wonderful happy place no ill words spoken will ever be.) 

how should dreaming, envisioning, illusion, conceiving, thinking
and supposing at all-elevate to the yes
of  any everything-concrete purely a continuation
uncertainty  invoke vagueness; reality.

(now the heart of my heart paints things that are real-unreal
the soul of my soul believes everything conjured, a dream.)



In inspired by Michelle Nold Godleske's
Tribute to E. E. Comings  poetry contest.
(It's a big stretch...)

A Dead Man'scove

We had turned the western fold
ecliped in the setinenrs nold
Where abendindeta was told 
This story is far too old
  with dreams shealtering the bold 
 In a time dangerous and so cold
This story is far too old
 A fearless leaders distine cry
Here i  was just  a marksmen soilder of deception with a heart of gold
 Never blink in  your enemeies gamble
Driven bye this i walked behind blue eyes       
Shouting in raiseing my daggers too the sky
True morals have swept the fortold bloodshed
Few quarrel's say this man's dead
Family wars is where i rested my head
 to began the breath of my last death bed
A netural of messages's sent
an borken ties and it's forgoten lent
I've reached for all in my rise in fall
And took no parallel in up-lifting my needs
Place your hand in mine here u will find security in love everlasting
I seek the foul carson who was their watching
The fools rabbit sits at his grave
the man cree of a playing   
I have shed no tears under the rumoured name

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