Short Dalton Poems
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Mahatma Gandhi
Civil disobedience as modus operandi
The British, oh so superior
Ended up on their right royal posterior!
Diana Dalton
13 Nov 2012
If I (Tryodine) form of poetry by Yancy Dalton
If I were a fly I could fly
If I were a bee I could be
If I were a person I would be me
Diana Dalton
10 Aug 2012
Developing Negatives
When life appears gloomy
Patiently wait for the picture
Unfolding in the dark room
Amidst the developing medium
The negative transforms to ...
A gift of indescribable beauty.
Diana Dalton
25 Sept 12
Twixt sky and Sea
Field, valley and tree
Whether tethered or free
Whatever sight we see
Never a glimpse we glean
Of what is and has been
Vast unknown & unseen
The space in between
Diana Dalton
7 July 2015
Her abode
Clothed with
Shades of purple
Rustic accents
Books & fairies
Steering
Reflecting
Her souls dance
Lilac so
Her happy hue
Singing to
Her being
Embraced
In violets
& lilac lace
Diana Dalton
5 Aug 2013
Magnificent Rainbow Tree
Your limb are on fire
Spirit burning bright
Igniting my desire
Setting me alight
Thank you for the vision
Your reflection burns in me
Mirroring my soul with precision
Magnificent rainbow me.
Diana Dalton
10 Sept 2012
Form:
5/20/15
No longer dreaming
Just proceeding
Without cheating
I am achieving
More than I ever was believing
Every single evening
Now my impressions are leaving
Even more meaning
To other human beings
While I am still breathing
By: Dalton Ogletree
Airs and Graces
On their faces
A gaze down the nose
Other silly shows
Illusions of grandeur
A grand amour
Of self deception
False Perception
Take a better look
We are the open book
Their airs and graces
Reflected on our faces.
Diana Dalton
2 Feb 2017
Peace is the presence here
Our deepest longing and fear
So noisy thoughts and shouldfulness
Yield a cover of forgetfulness
When we forget the striving
The cunning and conniving
Release judgment and resent
Then peace is our present.
Diana Dalton
© 19 October 2015
He rode a twisted trail,
He lied a tortured, fact-faked tale
Of Jesse James and unexpected shames
Of Quantrill’s carnage, powder-smoke and flames.
He wasn’t who he said—
He wasn’t Jesse James, long dead
But something gaudier and grander yet
Imposter-champion none can forget.
Diana Dalton
Diana
Creative, curios, playful & loving
Sister of a brother who is not here
Lover of Life,Photography, Hubby and more
Who experiences love, longing, excitement,
Who dislikes High fructose corn syrup
Love to see, England again, the Sea & Australia (with hubby)
Resides in Grand Junction,Colorado
Dalton
Diana Dalton
10 Aug 2012
Everybody owns an office,
Though not already swiveling its chair;
Everybody, custodian of some promise,
To think differently, simply unfair.
The yet-to -be jangling -the keys to -it
Isn't to be dismissed as unfit
Between Mr. Dalton and Lady Eunice,
All repositories of some gift
Before their last breaths have it surface
If not stupendously, more than a bit.
Right or Wrong?
If I were right?
Yet you felt Wrong
Would it mean you didn't belong?
Could I ever be right?
If I judged you wrong?
Would it mean I didn't belong?
Did God make me right?
Or did He make you wrong?
If so where would God belong?
If I were an expressions of light?
You a magnificent expressions of night?
Where would that illusive wrong or right belong?
Diana Dalton
1 April 2008
Form:
1/6/17
I'd like to raise a toast
Life ain't a joke
Been trying to stay afloat
And make the most
While I see another night and day approach
Near and far from any trains and boats
Not one to rely on faith or hope
Opportunities you either take or don't
Time you never want to waste or loaf
Straight from the heart
Is how I paint my art
But now I raise the bar
As I star gaze from afar
By: Dalton Ogletree
Blood runs red in every race
War bring tears to every creed
Hunger felt by every being
Love desired by every heart
Green envy or generosity
Vengeful snares and forgiving
Nightmares give desires to dream
Dancing twixt joy & despair
Colorful array of emotions
So much in common
Do you see me in you
Your reflection in me?
We are rainbow children
Painting the canvas of life
Compassion sees the art
In the unique dance of us
Diana Dalton
10 Aug 20012
Form:
Escape the Matrix
Or
Escape from madness (Lesson23)
Attack on freedom
Attack on war
Attack on cancer
Attack all we deplore
Attack the attacker
As long as you don't see
The attacker is hiding
Camouflaged in you and me
Attack thoughts
Leads to effects we see
Cascading thoughts
Determine destiny
God will heal our guilt
God will heal our pain
Forgive us all
We are just insane
Diana Dalton
19 August 2014