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Our dear Callie sure loved getting fed.
She was queen of our house and our bed!
Wanting breakfast, she'd creep
up to me, fast asleep,
then insistently tap on my head!
MEMORANDA
complex
visual
riches
evaporate
expectation
unrealised
in
contrasting
symmetry
where
reciprocity
lives
to
concentrate
dominate
&
process
where
relentlessly
insistently
eccentricity
is
affirmed
Mind twisting and turning
Visions teasing and taunting
These delusions return once more
Driving me to insanity with no cure
Pounding in my head insistently beating
No respite in view no relief perceiving
More and more I despise this gyre
Again and again it leads me to surrender
one year
very specific, left behind by all
she insistently keeps it
a male
that she hasn't seen in like...
located in that gathering
and together
they sang, and so went along
in that specific year
with him
well actually, completely and utterly alone
she keeps on singing
This poet has most incorrectly checked
The little box which indicates "insect."
This poem, I therefore flatly reject.
I sharply reproach the writer.
A spider, never an insect, was.
I say this insistently because,
He should say "sorry." Until he does,
I remain a concerned spider.
Give me a Call
I am prettier than you
(in complete darkness) -smarter too
(when I give no tongue) -I’m an angel
(when heaven fails) a dancer, a singer,
a multilingual, polyphenomenol, unsolvable
crusade of mystery, always and insistently
(when mixed with ethanol) but, best of all
I’m no one at all!
Give me a call ;)
Autumns Tree
balmy, wavy, dancing
contently autumns tree acknowledges me
still strong alive...
wind insistently
bends branches
fall colored leaves trees
10/16/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
LUNE POETRY TYPE
3/5/3 Words Count
5/3/5 Syllable Count
10/16/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
INTRUDERS
She brought with her a bus queue of troubles,
All waiting for a place in the warm dry seats of my ears:
They trampled my quiet like Mexican spurs,
Insistently prodding me to respond to her fears,
Ringing my stop bell, dropping ticket stubs
Under the seats where a brush won’t sweep
And a mop never rubs.
9 April 2021
One winter weary dreaming
they chance upon my door
several ghastly ghouls
screaming for some more
insistently they went on tapping
rapping at my door
Quietly creeping silently weeping
crept I to the chamber door
standing indecisive
with I my hand upon the door
heart beating memory fleeting
flung I open the door
T'was Halloween
this and nothing more
I’M SO ANNOYED
When what I say is true,
And I can’t get through.
A flash from my past…
They seem to have no clue.
Déjà vu.
A small wrong that I detect;
A missing check or bill to correct.
Selectively deaf to what I say,
Insistently, I attempt to convey.
When via the phone,
More frustration prone.
A voice in an unseen space;
I want to confront you face to face!
No matter what the reason why,
I’m so annoyed, that I could cry.
And this is why
I have decided
To leave
It there
Incongruity meets ignorance
Your charms fall short
Your words scar
Unobtrusively
Insistently
You choose to see
Through the lens
Of yourself, and
Nowhere close to me
You choose to be
Fooled
By exactly what I am—
To the unthinking,
Merely
Another
Uncertainty meets unrest
Your heart beats much too
Near yourself
Comfortably,
Conveniently
And this is why
I have decided
To leave
It there
Silky soft sand
a zen garden
dutifully raked
organized
but fluid.
Rock solid concrete
a straight sidewalk
purposefully aimed
determined
and rigid.
Silky soft sand
a seaside beach
eternally shuffled
chaotic
but natural.
Rock solid concrete
a fluted pillar
anciently built
weathered
but stoic.
Silky soft sand
a pliable mind
persistently curious
unmolded
and alive.
Rock solid concrete
a zealot view
insistently settled
decided
and dead.