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Premium Member PEARL PEERLESS

     At early dawn 
     pearly dew drops 
    glistening on lawn.

     Pearly tear drop 
     sparkled on your cheek !
      How can I miss ?
      It's my bliss to kiss
       and lick.

      Cleopatra  ! Black beauty ,
       wearing black pearl
       in majestic dignity.

      Philippines ! 
      Pearl of the Orient seas.
      Country's  natural  charm and pride.
  
      Amorous feelings,
      glamourous in pleasure,
      also piercing pain
       secreting nectar,
       slowly solidifying 
       yielding pearl of dolor.

Premium Member Rhododendron

A peerless beauty from a distant land,
now loved in rainbow colours round the globe,
her tresses, curls and sumptuous curves delight,
she’s surely clad in Nature’s finest robe.

Peerless

Each passing second your Love 
Etches its seal on eternal slates, 
Proving fleeting affections drear,
Yielding warmth that never sates. 

Infinitely warmer and soothing more,
It trounces fickle throbs of mortal kiss, 
Eclipsing legends' amours of nymphs
Hugged by knights into hollowed bliss.

None comparable to fabled stories
Lauding mimicking flames of yore, 
It permeates envy's diamond walls; 
Caressing loneliest canyons below.  

Your caress's unlying promise heals
Rude adder's strikes ignorance deals, 
And balms vipers' capricious stings; 
Surefire cure beyond temporal flings.


Premium Member Peerless Princess


    The peerless princess
     in her charismatic charm
      owning pristine heart
       was tied in Royal chain.
      Got suffocated, throttled.

     Frantically yearned
     for freedom in open air.
      A passionate prince
      came in glamour of amour.
      Held hand to venture new life.

    Determined lovers
    exchanged wedding ring in glee
     to flee on joy ride.
    but murdered in the tunnel
    though declared as accident.

Premium Member Peerless Lune

sun and moon
      define sky lights masterful change
            day becomes night

painting the splash
      bestowing places where colors meld
            on perfect palettes





May 11, 2020
Flow with the Collum Lune Poetry Contest
Sponsored by nette onclaud

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Premium Member Lou Gehrig, Peerless

I'm the luckiest man on earth, Lou Gehrig had said
Two months later, the greatest Yankee was dead
   Gehrig suffered from ALS, a fatal disease
   He peered beyond the pain, his words a fresh breeze


Premium Member Baby: Peerless Gift of God

BABY: PEERLESS GIFT OF GOD.

                     Love for child is universal.
                   Baby is the greatest gift of God.
                   Nicest goes parental bond,
                tied just like petal and sepal.

                           Of joyous moments met throughout
                            received the happiest charm,
                            to take my first baby in arm.
                            There’s left absolute no doubt.

         Might be my maternal instinct
          Excessive intensive too strong,
          giving my kids priority all along,
           considered them special distinct.
        
                         Blessing to expectant parent
                         Parents to show light to child.
                         Child should turn parent’s pride.
                        Honor the gift of god to be sent.   
                   
 07/18/18
                   HM
  'STRAND CHOICE D'  Contest by Brian Strand

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Her Peerless Immaculate Incandescent Eyes

Her Peerless Immaculate Incandescent Eyes


I stare endlessly into her peerless immaculate incandescent eyes,
That caught me by surprise,
That set my heart
Very far apart,
I become phased, when I glaze,
Into them while they are ablaze,
Sometimes I wish I could
Surpassively gaze if I would
Into her peerless immaculate incandescent eyes
That caught me by surprise.

Travis “Ceijaeh” Klein

Premium Member Peerless

We would sleep oft as light as a flagging breeze, eyes dry and smarting; with minds ill at ease..'

Our lives then the currency to pay your dues, who would return from our sorties? we had not a clue.'

We fought off the nausea, as well as the foe, we'd tied wires to ailerons if it meant we could go..'

Our aim was sure, our desire's to win.' Our hearts burned for freedom; midst the dogfighting & spin,

We honoured this country, child maid and man, from the bankers, to the bakers; lords or labouring men.

Our thoughts oft assailed, by the task on our hands; our limbs felt fatigue, yet we held to the plan..'

We came back from our 'bailouts', to a pittance of pay; then returned to the sky by the night & the day.

Our flights held this country, kept its hope; earned its trust, we hold no regrets for blood spilled in the dust

We know that our sacrifice, will be not effaced; keep the faith we've delivered, here in our covenant place.'

©Joe Maverick 7/2/2015

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