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Deep Patch

With stubborn readiness
The blackbird has fled to another retreat
through roaming hills
with insurmountable readiness
The bird 
in his lonely flight
blood provides the heart with a fight

In your verse
the forest  reflects just light
out of the wood of grown thoughts
To cut down  by sharp axe
Deep recess in your Trunk
what memory is your patch

Premium Member Santa's Reindeer

Santa’s reindeer were scared at his coughing bout
He had deadly corona infection they had no doubt
Leaving the sleigh they ran away as fast they could
Santa found the hospital trudging out of the wood.


December 24, 2021
Contest : A Funny Christmas Themed 4 Liner
Sponsor : Tania Kitchin

My Dear

You've come out of the books
You've come out of the dry roses
When I looked my old stuff, again
You've come out of closed envelopes
Nothing can stop you my light
You've come out of the wood holes
Your laughter tells me something
You've come out of the titles of love
How simple is the breath, you take
You've come out of the torments
There is neither demand nor curiosity
You've come out of wrong thoughts
Time will not return, you will be useless
You've come out of the misery's shelter
Your quietness tells me, Imran!
You've come out of questions


Image of a Rustic Girl

Who could bring dry wood
from the wood 
once the rain would start
without an alert?
For fear of getting them on her head drenched
the wench ran under the darkest clouds overhead
gnashing their teeth sounding like fart 
threatening her safe journey to homestead. 
Steady and alert
quickly to come out of the wood
she ran faster than her mood.

It was nothing but a play 
among the rain and the cloud
with the damsel and the wood;                                                     
but she was an elf, gossip mongers say.

The Morning Feeding

I open up the door 
To the early morning sky 
Out of no where all of you arrive 
Coming out of the wood works for all to see 
One hundred deer and yes some Bambi's 
Big bucks come running from all over the realms 
To my back door where I dwell 
With a bucket of wheat in my hands 
Dropping little piles of it on little tiny pads 
Of brick that make up my back porch where I occasionally sit 
While the rest of the deer start to forage  
I lower my bucket down almost to the ground 
Some many deer all around 
Two does come up and start eating the wheat 
Almost against my big feet 
I tilt the bucket a little more  
Their heads go in and keep bobbing for more 
I turn around and offer another 
And to other doe start fighting another 
So I decide to just pour it on the ground  
And watch them gather all around  
Twenty-Five bucks and at least one hundred does 
With seven Bambi's among their flow 
They eat all the wheat up then go 
Hopping back to the trees just a little ways below 
And they all bed down to await the next feast 
Right there again at my feet

Seek In Another Time

I always had that sense you were there
Your eye how it followed each curve
To see you now send shivers down my spine
A look of want that covers your being
A freedom of secrets inside you hide

Man so bold in his appearance
A charm speaks a thousand times
Lust that just did nt turn to dust
Time after time you would appear
Out of the wood work your face so clear

You never change as you sweep me to the ground
All in memory you hold deep and sound
The passion we shared the must of bodies intime
Fire to fire we burned as one
Moments of delight under moonlight

Time always stands still of lovers times
Past is the past of another time
A want that will always be there hiding from behind 
A mind that is undone to all mankind
In another life I will find you

But not this one 
As this one has been and gone
Beginings so old over again with you
Truth of knowing my soul mate 
We will seek in another time


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