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Premium Member Haven

What a picturesque panorama this is.
My eyes peer into the beautiful landscape 
Of my vast, vivid imagination...
        It is such a wondrous escape!

Funny, serendipitously finding you here 
In this Shangri-La, patiently waiting for me.  
Believe me, there is no place
              On this earth I'd rather be!

Here we are, blissfully walking among 
A serene golden field without a fuss,
As the unstable world crumbles
              Like Gibraltar all around us.

What an adventure! It's a sheer thrill
Getting away from it all with you 
We'll chase butterflies to our heart's content,
       Misspend our time taking in the view.

In this haven of peace and tranquility,
We'll repeatedly sojourn; it's our royal domain,
A welcoming, breathtaking getaway 
             To come back to again and again.

The serpent stamp is on the file Pt 3

The missing letters are feared lost better calls shrieked into the mossy night where hovering the moon delights, in wolfish cries and another bursts the devil called and answered Ms. Hearst so while the nighttime day's mirror... cries are heard! They said that amber was a rock no more, for if serendipitously defined then hulking over the river is the divestment of the vines, but modern day America hasn't won the currency war, the Euro has it's place ensured, and though we wile through rows of corn our hearts aflutter as others mourn, be crisp beneath that blotted out apple tree, the asylum loves apple juice for free.

Premium Member The Fustigation of Elmer Middlewood

With fustigation to amelioration
We are led by The Law to The Gospel
And in turn The Gospel demands we keep The Law
No epistle of straw, there’s room in the hostel
(Because God’s style to the world is hostile)

We are led by the Spirit
To learn to endear it
Endear what?  Is a sinful recitation 
Learning to serve others in convocation
(God calls us and overhauls us 
Whether one by one and together)

How do we inherit eternal life?
By loving our neighbor as serving kin
Who is our neighbor?
The one without (as in not having and not within)

The fustigation of Jesus Christ
Begs our amelioration of a fustigated life
And if a cruciform life is led
There must be blood, sweat and tears shed in stead 
(Or instead of the evil in tow as is led here below)

Life is hard, there’s no doubt about it
Jesus’ words touted and shouted from the Cross
But serendipitously (and graciously) 
When we lose, we don’t count it as loss

Are you willing to look like a hypocrite to the world without?
Are you willing to look at the hypocrite within?
(As He lived and then hung betwixt two of us)
Jesus took on this struggle without committing a sin


Premium Member Tears of a clown

In the halcyon hush of twilight meadows, 
 a clown carves laughter from hydrangea elixir, 
 his smile — a fuchsia epitaph, 
 hidden behind a dazzling white glow. 

Sparkling countless orbs drift from his broken pockets, 
 ghosts grow wishes in splotchy shade, 
 each sangria song he sings 
 splinters against the opalescent primrose sky. 

Serendipitously, sorrow stitches his grin — 
 a mystical black ballet performed 
 for an audience of lustrous fireflies. 

Coral summer nights smell wonderful to others, 
 but he drifts alone in purple dreams, 
 his burgundy luna heart heavy with 
 psychedelic echoes of forgotten cheers. 

Spree silvery jewels tumble down his cheeks — 
 not laughter, but 
 the silent fabric of darkness knit with marvel, 
 where every jest 
 hides another tear.

Premium Member Wobbly Hands True Strength

Written: April 17, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Constance La France 

Quote: "Lovely days don't come to you, you should walk to them." by Rumi

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Life will not coach you until it happens, 
Serendipitously, it flows, upsetting our souls.  
When you glance, you feel no longer whole,
Leave dreams behind until the frost blackens.

Love doesn't always reach out to stay,
It often teaches you how deeply you feel.
It seems like it's just dangling a kneel, 
as if it were writing you a swiping essay. 

Being whole does not teach you resilience,
You discover it when you're crushed by life.
You proceed with wobbly hands and strife,
Grace is born by shaking, not just experience.

Premium Member Spring nature and endeavour

Daffodils’ mild scent does permeate the air.
Through the fields dogs do dither then tear.
Rabbits serendipitously spotted that sunny yet showery day.
Many an egg the local farmer’s chickens does lay.
Easter hunt, easter hunt school laxation-professor 
Does bear the brunt.
Buttercup, buttercup held bashfully to her face.
Out in the fields, they fiercely chase and race.
Horses, horses are ridden proudly and well.
Pancake day, pancake day, a broken shell who could tell.
Sunshine and shower how nurturing nature makes us far from dour.


Premium Member Natures’ chorus

Cardinals and nuthatches 
Sing in the morning 
Serendipitously in unison
Unhinged with no warning 
A motionless conductor 
As I sit in my space
Melodies arrive equivocally 
Put a smile on my face 
Gods garden of glory 
So much noise to take in
I close my eyes with pleasure 
As the crow starts to sing
And the hawk up so high
A whistle to his ring
Contributes to the chorus
In his own speechless way
In suns warmth in morning 
A precious way to start a day

Premium Member Halloween Promenade

The dance was a misguided tour
Masks and dresses Halloween 
Themed promenade of sexes
Dark and dimly lighted
We invaded the wilderness 
Beneath the hallowed moon
The wolves howling in the distance 
Not one of us fearing their brutality 
For assured that our costumes
And our numbers would keep
The creatures of the night away
One, two, three, one, two ,three
Living and shadows alike
Moved in unison in the thicket
A masterpiece in the making
Bestowing the puppetry of our
Dance to delight in the invisible 
Strings for which the moon
Pulled us serendipitously 
Like a haunted ghostly mirage

Premium Member Hiss, Hiss, Hiss

A songbird serenaded trilling so sweet.
It resonated thru my soul.
I pulsed to the beat.
Sitting by the pond a frog greeted me.
I croaked back at him serendipitously.
I came across a dog whose tail was wagging.
I bent over to greet him, my body gently sagging.
I discovered a snake concealed in the mist.
I stood quietly in place and let him hiss, hiss, hiss..

Premium Member Escape From the City

Mountains with vibrant floras
Led down to fruit laden orchards
In the verdant vales below.
I heard her then, a syrupy song
Of tender love and feats of old.
I stood beneath an apple tree
As her song wafted on the breeze,
Sliding in and around the fruit trees,
Scattering aromatic fragrance around.

Serendipitously I came onto a small farm.
A small river wended its tortuous way. 
A small bridge took me to several patches 
Where vegetation grew.  I could live there forever.

All around I enjoyed the serenity 
That I had craved for but rarely found.
Swiftly night descended as the moon 
Rose from beyond the low hills.

How I enjoyed the evening farm food 
Where I was invited and then 
A good night sleep in their spare bedroom.
But morn came, and grudgingly had to leave.

Back into the heart of the city,
Large edifices, black with age.
Everywhere the smell of stale food, burning oil,
And a hint of smoked marijuana.
O to be rich and escape forever
To my lovely vale, now so far away.

Prince of Busan

In the purple ocean deep
You came to us serendipitously
Became a filter of our lives
Took a promise as "Love Yourself"
Seeing our universe from your smile
Gazing at your unique style
Cuter and sweeter than honeyed mochi
Or warmer than the sultry sun
The ability of your duality starts
By melting all the ARMYs hearts

You are the Prince of Busan Jiminah!

Premium Member Wellsprings

Everson Cleverson 
Ralph Waldo Emerson 
Seeker of truth from the  
Marrow within 

Transcendent acumen 
serendipitously 
Roused from the soul, sacred 
Journeys begin 

13 Jan 2021

Garden

I posed a'cross the garden gates
rouged and roughed and slightly warped
-
unmoving
-
a vision thru the netherness
~
green vines harnessed
upon gasps of breath
strangled
more than a rose of splendor
plucked then pricked

in silence, whispers call
protruding this empty shell
°
where hath love come
past
thou beauty's rest
and hark I hear
springtime
perched upon thy nest
°
treetops dance in wonderment
serendipitously seduced
a serenade
a surrender

I surrender
to the light
as it tiptoes atop my tomb
~
I crumble
and climb inside your womb

Premium Member Wrangle of the Cell

"i carry your heart with me(i carry it in
my heart)i am never without it(anywhere
i go you go . . . "
                                   ee Cummings


the wrangle of the cell (the cell
that you own) touches me in places (warm
and tenderly the tinderbox explodes)

                                my ear —
a flame of agrabah (flying tendrils of 
jasmine rejoice) riveting revelations of love
shared serendipitously, moving,
even sweetheart, over the ebb
and flow of sensuous oceans (keeping
us apart)
yet; close are we. . .

the wrangle of the cell (the cell
that you own) touches me in places (warm
and tenderly the tinderbox; explodes)


“warm and cozy, our toes curled together, in two different worlds”

11/14/2019

Writing Challenge, November- Some Kind of Love 

Sponsor, Dear Heart - Wiishkobi Ode

Premium Member Briefly Borrowed

Boiled temperature gauges persist moving toward some rise,
Besought naught obtrude yonder worlds prevailing demise,
Barn weathered vanes, dared storms, spun tightly screwed,
Bear breathless trickles of feigning serendipitously spewed,
Barren, a wasteland of previously vigorous grown knowledge,
Birth nebulous yon views lost revelation of scriptures pledge,
Blessed genuine patterns gift, obscured by grandeur, plagues hosts,
Beings ambitious proposal soulless, a world mature of ghosts.


2019 November 11

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