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I Know My World

I KNOW MY WORLD
Don’t come to my world
Its milk and honey
Are that of excreted inks

A world where
Lines are made into walls
Out of a dancing pen

A world where
Her neighboring villages
Are called stanzas
And her clans 
Known for words

A world where 
The sound of the battle bell
Is so melodious 
To the heart and soul

Where Rhythms commands
The waist of our wrist to twist
As Rhymes provokes 
The wrestlers to agitate 
The victory that awaits

Don’t come to this world
It is so deep and wide
Deeper than mere imaginations
And travels beyond
Human understanding

A world where
I die a thousand times
And resurrect between my lines

A world where
The wounds of the heart 
Is often healed with poesies

A world where 
With optical eyes
You seek my romantic interest
But fails, unknowing to you that
I hide behind poetic walls

Don’t come to my world
Else, you’ll get lost
In the mirage of lust love

Please come not to my world.

Transiency

Had this weak pen those sly Phoenix's powers,
I wouldn't pester Time's much-envied eternities
With blank queries that deaf ages well eschew,
With any other of fate's multi-jigsawed parities.

I would some five hundred ugly monsters kiss,
And with each lip-touch life's bored cares miss.
I would with most fatally feared cannibals play,
And thus remiss spend longevity's primest day.

But that legendary fowl's exaggerated breath
I lack in luck's slow-fading inkwells and quills;
Her survival ruse against death's sinking ploys,
I feign no better than antique anecdoting skills. 

Bereft of mystic health plus its fabled might,
I sing and act like one with a rationed height.
Why tire the chained serf's tongue and sinew, 
To be outlived by tiniest wings that ever flew? 

So let the hour-caged minion to Maidens Nine,
Indite his poesies while life still winks her sign.


Morning Is Broken

Morning is broken.


Electric blue; suffocate my words.
Drowning like a fish, gasping for air.
The hole I will lie in is golden on the outside.
I have no life, I have no time; I have no chance to care.


Underwater bubbles never float into the sky.
Pressure cooker, need a cuddle, beauty begins inside the eyes.


Rip my head apart, I have a cavity;
Unclear to see all three degrees.
I only eat rice from a chessboard.
Skinny love; I overfeed.
You are just a dream to me, I imagine.
Methinks no drink from a grail can remedy.
I am ok without; 
I am ok within.
I am ok with you.
I think.


Lizard tongues whisper fables to all with ears.
I have no gun, I have no mouth; I have no choice to speak or to hear.
I suffer in silence as I lie amongst the Guns ‘n’ Roses;
Plant my corpse alongside the mourning plants.
I am done picking flowers and my arm is already full of POEsies.


(C)2018 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.

Are All My Poetries Thus Enwritten: a Query Posed Poetically To My Fellow Poets Hereon

If I may, to my fellow would-be poets, 
Hereon pose an imperative query
(Yet mostly destitute of the greatest urgency),
Then I who, in the gross majority of my inditings hereon,
Am of quite a Shakespearean and Miltonian bent:
Yet in the years succeeding the terminus of my schooling,
During the everlasting course thereof, I learned many a thing 
Indeed an immense preponderancy of such, 
And among these congeries of learning, there can be accounted 
Even a myriad of the manifold precepts of poetry 
And the fiats and decrees, commandments and 
Ordinances governing it;
Yet for all of the sufficiency and yet preponderance of 
Poetic enlightenment and enrichment, I recall nary a thing
Thereof! 
It may be inborn, inherent, 
Ingrained, innate...
But do I, who is of a Shakespearean ilk, 
To my fellow aspiring poets, writers, and poet-writers ask:
Is this, or aught of my other poems, in anything
Remotely likened to the metrical sort that he and Milton were 
Wont to use?
And an it be so, 
Beteem me to learn its name, 
And an so, is't truly termed by that sobriquet 
Known as "iambic pentameter"? 
Is it in this that I write?
Are all my poesies thus enwritten?

Premium Member Skipping a Stone

I skip one stone across the pond,
an oblate onyx dotting i's
in footles of a vagabond
who tiptoes after tiger eyes.

Perhaps the ripples left behind
are teary runes of gray moonstone
by starry sapphires once declined
for poesies of chalcedone.

In unison do pines recite
around the swaying cellophane
with spruce in verses malachite
on tawny-needled counterpane.

Soon aloe waters recompose
an epilogue of silent prose.


11/5/17
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Premium Member From My Diary

          I like to WRITE  in verse- I like to tell stories,
sometimes, I will  r h y m e  sometimes I shake up my poesies.

Lets take a trip down my  m e m o r y  lane-
               my writing is WILD and crazy at times;
                       often my P O E T R Y is of nature that chimes.                
When I pick up my  p e n  there is often pain,
   I write for ME and you,  I write to  b r e a k  the chain;
                why just yesterday, I stopped to write these lines . . . 

             On a country road-
                    under a pale  h a z y  sky;
                                 wild winds  r a v a g e  my long hair,
         wheat  S W A Y S  and dances,
                                     I could stay here  f o r e v e r-
       with birds soaring and  SCREECHING  . . . 

___________________________
September 23, 2016

Poetry/Couplet/Rhyme/Sedoka/From My Diary
Copyright Protect, ID 18-831-984-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.

For the contest, Three Styles II
sponsor, Laura Loo

First Place

Premium Member Expressive Couplet

A nexus of poesies..
innovative feelings in intuitive words

she lived in the shadows of life-
on her ,laughter-lines could find no place

On a Golden Finch

Oh, faery finch, whose golden form does climb
    Athwart the starry bays of poesies, sweet,
I hear your voice, and drown in slumber’s clime,
    As I sit, pond’ring in my woolen seat.
My quill spills no sweet word or sweeter song,
    For my heart such cloyed passions cannot game,
And doubly more lies speechless my sore tongue,
    And triply even more, my soul’s the same.
 
As hours pass, upon these pages, bare
    I stare as if no passion stirs to fly.
To mount into Eutrepe’s mystic lair
    I couldn’t, ‘till your tender lullaby
Had touched my ear, and from my breast awoke
    Some passioned fire, hearing such sweet voice.
Of Heaven’s bells and Heaven’s harps. Out spoke
    Your lilting charms which, magically employs
 
All of the Muse’s finest strengths and spells:
    Eutrepe’s mystic hymn, Erato’s grace
And Calliope’s trance which softly swells
    In finest verse, and in such verse does trace
Vast time. Oh, finch, were it not for your song
    Nor for you visiting me, worn with age
No words would spill from out my stricken tongue
    And writ wouldn’t be to you, my own homáge.

© 2014 Gleb Zavlanov

Saint Theresa

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Theosophias platonic litany as that of

A nightingales animated song....

Reverberating its set piece melodies amid 

The ambient skies unto these poesies!?

Endowed in fascinations charisma while as

Standing at this podium of propagations

Timelasped speakers in telekinetic communications

Penetrating, their stimulated projected senses....

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

...."Saint Theresa?!"

Poetic Seduction

.

                Your written  words roll off my tongue, and I savor the taste
                   Captivating my desires, with your nostalgic embrace 

                              Your verses I desire, your poesies I crave
                              Your sensual phrases place me in a daze

                              Rhythmically in sync, steadying the pace 
                               Melodies in motion, no need for  haste

                          Intoxicated by the scent of your lyrical fragrance
                        My imagination climaxes from your melodic persuasion

                         Your hypnotic undertones send chills down my spine
                     It’s like poetic seduction when I read between your lines


Chiquita Chiamaka Baity

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