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Premium Member Observing Death

Observing Death

Look into the trench when a bomblet falls
Squirms without legs, excruciating balls
It means nothing him squirming, twisting in pain
I eagerly search, to find more of the same.
It’s not a film the loss is real
Surprises me, how little I feel
Blood and guts hanging around
A burst of fire, death curdling sound.
A loud cheer erupts as they fall
And I feel nothing, nothing at all.
After all they have done invading Ukraine
I want to see them wounded and dying in pain
They’ve raped, tortured, looted and maimed
And now they’re killed under bullets of rain
I enlarge the screen, to enhance the view
Of an orc dying, because his time is due
War has a way, of raising the tolerance bar
A sniper takes aim, bullets riddle a car.
I don’t feel sickened as I eat my tea
It’s most important that Ukraine is free.

David Cox 04/02/23

Premium Member Metaverse

Metaverse


                             Is the Metaverse a haven of freedom?

                             The realm of virtual reality or bedlam

                             New world where eyes shift and roam

                             Or an ugly malevolent Orc not a lamb?


                 __The answer dwells in the dark web of the unknown...
 








1/11/2022
12:18 a.m.
Lake Worth
Florida USA

Growth

Advancing the soul,
metaphysical orc, promote
original thinking, 
experience all, I need sleep. 




https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgZCmCJJoCVwq2M3GH8VzLQ


Premium Member Reading Poetry

Some poems are pretty, daring and fun.
Some are jazzy and gutsy, made on the run.
Some poems are dark, gothic, and cruel.
Some are about delicacies that make me drool.

I intend to read one, two at the most.
But they snap me up, showing me their host.
I fall in love with so many each day,
I soon get completely carried away.

Just one more, I assure my impatient self.
But the next one includes orc, blarf, and elf.
Gargoyle magic gives me the eye from the next one.
These fantastic authors are creating lots of fun!

I devour and read my daylight hours away.
Some poems prance in my head all night long.
Some wake me up, and laugh as they say
Let’s get up and write some, no matter how wrong.

Faith Healer

The odor is intolerable
Like a foul beast clinging to the end 
I can barely subdue its subterfuge 
But here I am, 
I’m standing here of sound and mind
Waiting for the time that answers my own questions

Can it race with the fires of Orc?
Doubtful, but it can jog steadily can’t it?
The weather is awful, filled with sounds
Penetrating a document not written
It pains me to fight through the night
Not because it’s dark, but because I am just a shadow.

Lester drives but
Motional lasts forever
Still driving
Still crying
And slowly dying as time waves on
Like oceans that can’t be seen.

Nobody cares and everyone listens
Ironic, like a bible that holds lies and deception
Can its will be pierced?
Can freedom stay free?
Is it worth it to stay hooked when everyone around
Seeks liberty?

Fire N Passion

Fire n passion

I lived an died an was crucified, 
and fought with fire an passion, 
slaughtered, gore n death came for,
 till we had received our ration :(
we held the line on the mountainside,
a cleft between two hills,
the blood ran down the mountainside,
the little pools were filled,
but they came again the gamest men,
my sword it snapped in two,
I caught up another’s broad sword,
And the leader, I ran him through, 
We fought all day, till they went away,
It was too slippery to walk,
The blood ran down the mountain trail,
And the Crows came there, aaark orc.

Don Johnson


Fallen Warrior

The spell of the 
ring 
  proved too powerful 
for his proud heart 
He broke the promise 
    which bound the nine 
walkers 
   By trying to take the one 
from Frodo 
     and bring it to Minas Tirith 
 for the defense of that city
   Frodo fled from him 
       Boromir then faced orc arrows
 He fought bravely to the end 
but realized his mistake too late 
He died defending the hobbits 
   Too many orc arrows 
struck him 
  He died a hero's dath 
His body - along with his broken horn 
were sent down the Anduin 
Thus passed Boromir 
son of Denethor

The Gift of the Dwarves

Deeply they dig
Delving into the hearts 
   of mountains
  Masters of stone
They create underground 
       palaces
   Slowly chipping away
at rocks
  They enhance the beauty 
    of the natural world
They can be fierce foes
Many an orc lost his 
    head to their axes
The bearded ones
    could not fight
the Shadow of Sauron 
     alone
As Gandalf said"he 
is beyond the dwarves of this world
even if they could be gathered together from
    the four corners of the world"
  The Fellowship of
the Ring
  counted one stout 
dwarf
  in its company
 Gimli, by name showed 
the tender side
         of his people 
   He waw the elven - queen Galadriel
     And knew her beuaty 
matched that 
of all the "mirthril" of 
  the world
 Gruff exteriors hide 
          good hearts
When Durin returns 
    the dwarves 
will rejoice 
Together with the varied 
races of Middle Earth
   whom they had a 
part 
    in saving

The Return of the Ring

Rugged room of like cavern, mountain.
Beneath is a stream of hot fluid.
Sole soak the Lord of the rings can bleed.
A meteorite quiet fountain.

Hot golden lava slowly strickles;
Behold, floats Gollum the monstrous ghoul.
To the volcano's bluff, it fast crawls.
At last, came and flaming fright bristles.

Before, like princely film, in air, hoofs.
Hole gate of Mordok to interfuse.
Volcano's chamber choked to peruse.
Lava ripples as the mist storms soft.

Now, Gollum reels with a nova, sonic.
Strikes the vale about, corpses quicken.
An army grows of ressurection.
Orc bones and rotten flesh- demonic.

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