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Premium Member Desolate times call for desolate rhymes

Hard to concentrate when I feel desolate
Will my goals work, or will I start to shirk?
But this is far from death, at least I have breath
Living a day at a time, making rhyme
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chapstick

always in pocket 
lips get wind burnt just working 
gotta buy in stock
Form: Haiku


Better Tomorrow Part Three

Yes tired, messed and fired
Put work aside for a free morrow
distress from stress makes one tired
Awaiting descension of a day without sorrow.

Precipitance hits the tide of time
Filled with load of contrastive burden
Time did evolve with a different crime
Ages past all in a sudden

Thousand years turn a day
A day without sorrow never came
A sorrow in the marrow, hopes at bay
Bros and Sis have none to blame
Form: Rhyme

Going On Work

This melody is just for you
As the words prankful in my mind
Gentle as the morning
Slowly just like I fell for you
Zealous, like our hearts in dusk
Night is over and I am going
Singing on you
Can you still hear the melody?
The song of our memories
It'll keep you joyful and sustain
Until our hearts meet again

Premium Member What I Ask of You

You may be tired of hearing it,
and don't want to listen anymore.
If that is the way that you feel,
please, just walk out the door.

I need someone who will listen,
when I reach out to share.
A friend who can feel compassion,
and I can count on to be there.

I know that it may not be easy,
to be a friend of mine.
I need to let this play out.
Erase it, then rewind.

Something has happened to me,
that I am working through.
I need understanding and support,
That is what I am asking of you.

If you care enough to stay around,
while I continue to work this out.
Could you stay for the duration,
and encourage when I am in doubt?

Please don't judge me,
you don't know what I have been through.
Maybe just ask this question,
"what can I help you do?"

My answer, " just be there
for I may stumble and fall.
Please reach out to steady me.
Be my friend, that is all."
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Downsizing

downsizing
so much to pack
     hummingbirds visit



posted on June 2018
Form: Senryu

Go On Work

My silent heart my every emotion
Despite of many broken dream
Moving to search rain forest
Futile land of flowering flowers
With the flow of smelling wind
I am writing on her my rhyme
It is said glow of her face
Look like as golden rise
What to speak now
Go on to deep place of my heart
Where real inspiration grow
While viewing her beautiful eyes
Despite of all disappointment
My heart wanted to do gain
And invite love birds to come
Spread melody and go on work


POET-ANURAG SHARMA
ADDRESS- DG-1 FLAT NO 27B
VIKAS PURI NEWDELHI-110018 INDIA
MO-8743082486, EMAIL- draditiadi@rediffmail.com
Form: Lyric

Premium Member New Beginnings

My work at school ended yesterday
And my heart is still so heavy and sad
Out of necessity I went on my way 
So it is a positive step, it’s not bad
My health has suffered quite recently
And my joie de vivre was all but gone
But I inspired students to write poetry
My own creativity will now spur me on
I plan to write a humourous book
Filled with funny poem’s that I’ve written
When it’s published I hope that you’ll have a look
I’ve got the writing bug  - I really am smitten!

Contest When a door closes - Sponsored by Broken Wings
03~24~16
Form: Rhyme

The Place That Shaped Me

I left my
  heart   in 
 a magical 
  place. A
  place that
  holds years
 of wonder and
 awe. A place that
 knows me  better
 than any  other place
  I’ve been.  This place
  has changed me and 
     molded me into the
       person I am now.
     The forests, trees, creeks,
    and open skies instilled in 
  me a  love for God’s  works. 
The harshness of the winters has 
taught me to be patient and to endure.     My  small
town is where I  learned the  small-town work  ethic;
you don’t get what you don’t earn  and earning what 
you want takes  a little bit of  sweat  and  tears. Here
I  learned  that  you  don’t  have  to  be  blood  to  be 
family.  Brothers  and  sisters  are  made  throughout
years of school together. We relied on  each other to
be happy. This place will forever  hold my heart and
soul. I  am a small  town  girl  through  and  through. 
It’s who I will always be. Forever. Thanks IDAHO
for  shaping  me  into  something  more  than  I  was.
Form: Concrete

Zookeeper

Lookin' after pests
Keepin' a CLOSE eye on 'em
"Those wild animals!"

Roamin' around zoo
Searchin' for sneaky monkey
Hidin' in a tree

Zookeeper gets mad
"Where's Marty, the smartypants!?"
"He TOOK my cage keys!"
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Baa Baa Black Sheep

Baa Baa Black Sheep
We don't want your wool.

Please sir, Please sir,
I have three bags full.

You are too old.
You are out of date.

But I work hard,
And I'm never late.

You don't have the
Look we're looking for.

That's no reason to
Boot me out the door.

We want new skills
For this vocation.

But I have twice
The education.

You have too much
Experience now.

But they have none!
They don't even know how!

Baa Baa Black sheep,
We don't want your wool.

Job security?
I've been played the fool.
Form: Ballad

Le Vacance Pretentieuse: Going Home

What is it to see the soil of home again?
A welcome, snow-struck and a return
To cold; sharp white contrasts sunburn.
We converse in broken tongues to men

We know, hooked on holiday language
Comprised of wandering hand signs.
Collect the car and pay parking fines,
Drive through towns and over a bridge

Until we reach the Western gateway.
Oh when will we arrive at our house?
No camels there, only field mouse
Which are eaten by our cat anyway.

The plane flies for an age, slyly yawning
Through the stretching, pealing sky,
A knife through air; what it is to fly.
Our travels over; a new day is dawning.
Form: Verse

Le Vacance Pretentieuse: Baggage Claim

Drained to my very heart by our slow-paced arrival, 
          I wander through tasteless decor to the metal arches 
                                                Beyond which a future is unfurled.
My bag’s innards are spilled like blood in the Bible
          Before the cold gaze of the armed man who marches;
                                                He holds the key to this new world.

The mechanistic arch stands and takes quasi-sentience 
          Beside passport control, piercing my finely popped 
                                                Eardrums with sonic solemnity.
I am refused by technology but stagger forward hence 
          Into baggage claim where a suitcase pile is propped 
                                                Up like a holiday Tetris calamity.

My suitcase is soul black and with difficulty is found,
          In its lucid eagerness to fasten itself a faux family;
			   Airports are filled with pretences.
Now we are away again, small trolley safe and sound,
          On the road from snow, heat is where I plan to be.
                                                Our intrepid journey commences...
Form: Verse

Haikus About God: V

Omniscient guy
Yet he lets bad things happen
How can he exist?
Form: Haiku

Studying the Room

I sit in the study, a typing
The students around me revising
I punch at the keys
For as long as I please
My mind and body aligning
Form: Limerick

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