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Premium MemberWaxing Nostalgic

     A middling pudding on the table
        flies hover in the livery stable 

    Mud-covered boots ascend to garrets 
        frowzy days London inherits     

    Dickensian scenes to rive your heart
        by urchins, street vendors torn apart  

    Yankees delight in their ‘good old days’
       Englishmen sniff the rot of decay
Categories: rive, analogy, dark, england, history,
Form: Couplet

Night on the Seine

Night on The Seine
1939

Silver and gold from city lights
daub the black river
like brush strokes from VanGogh.

The Seine
murmurs against La Rive Gauche
where dreams of artists linger,
then turns to glide obediently against La Rive Droite
where politicians drink cognac
and talk of war.

We are in the middle of Time 
in a small boat.
“You cannot leave me!” she commands.
“Of course not,” is my assurance.
“I shall neither be called nor needed."

"We have built the great Maginot Line,
and The Ardennes is too wooded to cross.
It is all talk, anyway."

The city drifts slowly by -

Le Grand Palias and Le Concorde
Champs Elysees,Notre Dame,

 Swifter now - like the time,

"It would be madness to destroy such beauty."

“Besides, the British have pledged to come.”
Categories: rive, anxiety,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberSpreading Happiness

S hare God’s blessings and show love everyday
P retty smiles around without flowers are just ok
R ender loving services and always be nice
E nthusiastically give without expecting a prize.
A lways show positive outlook 
D rive someone’s gut when one’s broke
I ncrease one’s energy with uplifting and inspiring words
N urture each other with patience and kindness that
G enerate understanding and unity in this world.

H ave faith in oneself, others and above all to God
A gift to everyone is a life to enjoy, not to be sad
P roduce happiness accepting everyone and their weaknesses
P eacemakers-- we must, to be blessed in God’s fullness.
I n spreading happiness, it always starts from our family
N eighbors after relatives, then friends- a heavenly joy will be!
E mpathy and sympathy for all especially the poor and the needy
S elfless act of kind-caring sandwiched well with generosity
S preading happiness while witnessing the gospel is the mighty key.
Categories: rive, happiness,
Form: Acrostic

Premium MemberGuide and Pride

Having a  strong feeling of pride and drive.
Even a strike hare wouldn't elude his grasp.
He mirrors the night sky and loves to rive.
Having a  strong feeling of pride and drive.
the vastness of the wild blue sea to dive. 
In booming glory amid minds that clasp
Having a  strong feeling of pride and drive.
Even a strike hare wouldn't elude his grasp.


Written: February 18, 2023
Categories: rive, appreciation, leadership,
Form: Triolet

Premium MemberElection Day

Eligibility established
Longing for public service
Electioneering
Closing arguments
Turning out the vote
Initiating change
Opening the polls
Never acting tired and worn-out

Drive to the polling place
Awaiting in line to vote
Yes! Civic duty discharged

Written November 8, 2022
Categories: rive, future, leadership,
Form: Acrostic


Premium MemberFragment

abandoned beautiful child wandering like a lost leaf
all she can do is quiver as rain splinters fall like a river
her name was Clara and she has scary thoughts chimera
she has "tattered, tangled, tatty" hair with eyes aching
she is "hungry, hunched, hurt"  a fragment in a chasm abysm
"dangerous, dark, daunting" doorways she seeks as a sleeping place
frail, gaunt, helpless her spirit is disconnected and broken_
in the morn' dead on the cement . . . ending her torment 

_________________________
September 12, 2022

Poetry/Verse/FRAGMENT
Copyright Protected, ID 09-1486-757-12
All Rights Reserved, 2022, Constance La France

Written for the Standard contest, 'The A's Have It '
sponsor, Joseph May, Judged 10/02/2022

Fourth Place
Categories: rive, child, lost,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberHorrendous Epoch

Time is smooth like a bird's chirp drew
Hazy but arranged, strength derive. 
With asked waning, something might blew
Time is both blendings where zeal rive. 
Hissing us all
With a sound fall.

Dread with dying, but given due
flight boundary briefs or contrive. 
We wish for a quick and fair true
can't be found, but thrive to connive 
Wings are worn out
To grasp, must doubt.

(Posie)

Checked by HMS.COM ( 8884-8884)

Written: June 01, 2022

Posie Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Emile Pinet
Categories: rive, analogy, appreciation, faith, fate,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberOcean Apart But Always In My Heart

Oceans Apart But Always In My Heart.
.
How I love the ocean cascading crescent waves
That gently kiss and caress the golden sands
So tenderly as I used to do to you
With warm soft pillowed lips 
And my loving gentle hands
.
With feather-like teasing touches as a pleasant sea breeze
Evoking pleasurable soothing inner deep emotions
To your sensitivity I’d deliver
And make you rive and quiver  
.
Awakening and arousing euphoric ecstasy
As the peaks and troths of a warm stirring  ocean
With the utmost sincerity 
And expressed devotion
.
The swirls in the water
Remind me of how we used to waltz the night away
And I hear in my head 
How the music used to play
Among the oceans rush a
And among the spray
.
I know you can no longer hear or see me
But you still live on in my heart
And in my head
A d I recall how we one walked hand in hand on this shore
The blessed day after we were wed
And we made love that night 
Upon a scattered rose petal bed
.
There may now be an ocean
That keeps us far apart
But as like as I breathe
You are never out of my mind
And always
In my heart.
.
Peter Dome©2020.
Categories: rive, appreciation, loss, love, ocean,
Form: Free verse

Speed of Light

M-ove at the speed light, 
H-ours are just flying fast; 
E-ach and every second counts, 
Y-ou must not think of the past.

D-rive at the speed of light, 
A-s you must still be cautious; 
C-arry the truth January eighteenth, 
A-nd cast the lies so vicious.
N-ow that the end is near, 
A-void running slow or slight; 
Y-ou must overtake the clock like a speed of light.
Categories: rive, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

As Heart Manages All Emotions

L-ove
A-bates
R-age
A-s
H-eart

M-anages
A-ll
E-motions

O-bliterating
D-rive
O-f
Y-our
A-nguish

Topic: Birthday of Larah Mae Odoya (March 03) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Categories: rive, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

Thoughts

Thoughts. 

Thank you to the words almighty,
Our dreams are preserved by your grace.
Though, like fawn we stare at the illusions, 
That you blow like some flurry, on our face.

Thank you to all the emotions, 
You are the essence of our life. 
Though one barely recognizes your notions,
Yet effectively their lives you rive.

Thank you relations, whether cold or warm, 
You always have something to teach. 
Fuel to my thoughts and child of my emotions, 
Your true image i eagerly seche. 

Thank you thoughts for being my best ally, 
Wisdom has never ever left your side.
The voice that guides me through darkest alleys,
A free ticket to the rusty memory lane's ride.
Categories: rive, feelings, for teens, how
Form: Enclosed Rhyme

Cheerful Ode

J-ust
E-agerly
S-tay
U-ndaunted
S-o

D-rive
I-ntensifies
A-s
Z-eal

L-ets
L-ines
O-f
R-hyme
I-mpart
C-heerful
O-de

Topic: Poet (Jesus Diaz Llorico) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Categories: rive, poets,
Form: Acrostic

Drive Your Life

D-rive 
Y-our 
L-ife 
A-long 
N-ice 

R-oad 
E-yeing 
N-aturally 
C-reator's 
H-eavenly 

E-ternal 
V-iew 
A-s 
N-ight 
C-hill's 
U-sual 
L-ease 
L-oses 
A-new 

Topic: Birthday of Dylan Rench E. Evanculla (July 03) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Categories: rive, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

Drive Your Loneliness Away

Z-enith
A-nd
L-ight
D-rive
Y-our

L-oneliness
A-way
B-efore
I-t
O-perates

Topic: Birthday of Zaldy Labio (May 26)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Categories: rive, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

Dream and Objective

J-ust
U-nceasingly
D-rive
Y-our

L -ife
I-nto
G-reat
D-ream
A-nd
O-bj ective

Topic: Birthday of Judy Ligdao (May 3) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Categories: rive, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

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