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I Dreampt I Was Safely In Your Head When We Both Fell Asleep

I dreamed I am — within your Thoughts —
As Neurons — in our Brains —
Where every Whisper — folds into Silk —
And Waking — feels the same —

No Stranger — could divide the Sleep —
That binds our Breath — like Thread —
Two Lanterns — in the Dark — alight —
Each — by the Other — fed —

The World — withdrew — its iron Tongue —
And Time — forgot to Keep —
While I — became your Secret — kept —
When We — were both — Asleep —

Quack and Waddle that is how we safely cross the street

Sidewalks and roads morning, noon, and night
Hectic bustle of today’s life
From young tiny feet 
To the old with silver in their hair
The noise of cars, trucks, and buses
Along with the machines that are improving 
The roads, bridges, and sidewalks that are utilized daily
A symphony of chaos trying to distract our attention
Our attention we need to stay on course
Ensuring are safety is never out of reach 
To reach out destination in one peace and safe.
With a quack, quack, quack, so our journey begins 
How to safely cross the street. We quack, quack, quack with our partners
Our hand in hand while we look up and down the street we quack, quack, quack. 
The next step still hand in hand is to cross the street with care. 
Crossing the street we say waddle, waddle, waddle until we reach our 
Goal of the other side of the street. Until safely reached
We repeat waddle, waddle, waddle until safely all reached.

Drive Safely

Avoid raucous
Drive slow, pious
Life is precious.


Premium Member Safely Harboured And Anchored

When the road ahead looks a little rough
The walls are closing in
You're just about to give up
And are fortunate to have someone
To run to who you really love 
Someone you're always thinking about
Who you know you can trust
The only place to go to
Is in their open embrace
That soothes your inner child
A safe harbour to rest a warm special place
Where you leave the world behind
And time has no place

She always keeps me anchored
And keeps my boat in good shape and afloat
Whenever my mind strays
She understands me inside out
Making my days full of colour
Beauty unlike I've ever seen 
She is the one who lowered my drawbridge
And the gateway to my dreams
I love her just as much if not more
When we met both were seventeen
So grateful to her and that fate played a hand
Making me grow into the man I am.

Navigating Insecurity Safely

Embrace your insecurities with grace,
Yet, don't let them dictate your pace.
They're shadows that may come and go,
But never allow them to diminish your glow.

It's fine not always to be on the peak,
Cool and collected, a demeanor unique.
Value the journey, not just the goal,
Secure your insecurities, make them your soul.

Blaming won't lead to growth,
Own them, let that be an oath.
Insecurity is a part of the ride,
But don't let it steal away, your pride.

Be comfortable with the Sway and flow,
Learn to let your inner strength grow.
In this dance of life, play your tune,
Embrace your insecurities beneath the moon.

Soldiers Safely Return Home

My hearts been exercised a lot
From the beating that won't stop
Getting faster when I see
Loving eyes staring at me
Or breaking each time you go
And I hit an all time low
Until you are back again
Not liking where you have been
But there's nothing I can do
Because our red, white and blue
Will stay safe as you defend
Our country until the end
Of each war that makes me cry
Praying that you will not die
And come back to me so safe
I want to see your loving face
Step off that plane with the others
Who decided to be soldiers
And protect the U.S.A.
Prayers are sent they'll be O.K.
Returning from another war
Walking through their families door


Think Safety; Work Safely

Don't  trust much on your skill
It may breath dreadful chill 
Take care of your grace 
To avoid been efface
Keep your balance to the drill 

Electric is my friend 
To you let me pretend 
It has never shocked me 
Cos I do get my breathes flee
Still I do contend 

A mistake so dangerous to life
Is peeling live wire with knife
That could be for bet
What profit is it to get? 
If hell becomes the afterlife. 

Once on an electric pole
Seeing myself in control 
Our community's electric light comes at a turn
And that's  never a concern 
This gives more courage to my soul 

I climbed the ladder confidently 
My decent hands' grabs move evidently 
As I connect the neutral well tighten 
UP NEPA got my mind frighten 
And my soul's confidence looses accidently 

If it were to be the first time 
Lack of experience would have been a crime 
But such have learnt from in the past
And by grace gain a vast 
To learn to mime 

The first one resulted to a fall
From a ladder so tall 
Thankful to my boss 
His laughs sensitize the chaos 
And his guise pathos awaken my call

Premium Member Safely Home - Tableau

The storm was raging 
With battering rain, 
I walked up the path
And through my window 
Saw the lamp aglow, 
To welcome me home.


Written 27 th March 2021. 

Tableau 2 Poetry Contest

Sponsored By Joseph May. 

Picture number '4'

 6 lines, 5 syllables in each line.

Premium Member Ships Safely At Sea

A tsunami may pass a ship at sea
with barely a ripple as it races to
shore, where ships safe at anchor
may be lifted and tossed aground
by its tumultuous wave.

So too the coronavirus wave will
pass thorough many, with naught
but a mild headache, muscle pain
and a sore throat which quickly
subsides. 

But an unlucky few are swept
under, overwhelmed in a
cascade of organ failure
from which they never
recover.

I pray that you may be
among the many and
not the 
few.

Safely Measure

S-afety
W-ith
I-mportant
M-easure
M-akes
I-ndividual
N-otably
G-lad

Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Premium Member I Keep Her Safely Tucked Away

Childhood truth is tucked away good and hard
Hurting no one but me,
I dare not take her out even for a brief peek
for to look at her would make her real again.
Give her even more power
Which I dare not do
for I have so little left now....

I know not what else she could take from me
She has taken so much already
What little is left I throw onto a canvas
and paint into my dreams 
and write bits and itsy bits about
Little by little

As she takes a piece of my soul away
and squirrels it where no one dares to go
not even me in my most enlightened hours.
So I keep her there, tucked, safely away
where she cannot hurt me 

or take any more of my
power for if she did
what of me could
possibly 
remain?

Snowflake Paradise

Winter is a snowflake paradise,
Everywhere you gaze there is snow.

The snowflakes fall softly, white and exquisite,
Landing on the spruces and pines.

God's magic is everywhere,
When the sun shines the snow glistens like diamonds.

Hills and mountains are covered in snow.
The skiers and mountain climbers are blessed.

You could see them embracing the mountain,
Caressing the slopes with excellence.

I love winter, I could see the snow from my window,
Home safe and sound where it is warm.

I dream of winter days of the past,
The friendship and love of relatives and friends.

Hopes that God guides us through the winter,
Safely and continues to keep us warm.

Author: Gwen von Erlach Schuetz

Premium Member Safely Coccooned

He stayed safely cocooned in man-made fort,

Year after year, to protect

His heart from un-carings.

Premium Member Tucked Safely Away

Bought a little gun today
                       Then tucked it safely away
                    
                     Younger brother found it soon
                   Organs screaming and limbs strewn

Travel Along Safely

Travel along safely 
And enjoy the journey 
As you go about 
Situations may become cloudy 
Keep pushing on through 
So you can get to the valley 
Just open your eyes wide 
In order to see things clearly

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