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Somewhere, somehow

I would oft picture her
No longer with me demure
Just as she was then on screen
Always eager, always keen
Her transparent red piece
Solely meant to tease
I plunge into flashback mode
The way she sat, the way she rode
Throwing all caution out
And the resulting love, a rout
I desperately look forward to it now
Despite all hurdles, somewhere, somehow.
Form: Rhyme

Everyone is somehow involved

Just right before the love got intense, 
I made a friend that openly told me love towards his bestfriend.
And when I sat more often in group settings, 
where he openend up telling honestly:"he is the worst" 
I've felt left sided, 
just behind the door when the time of the ecounter was up, 
and a girls nose bled, 
I helped her to clean the ground.
When I got appreciated by the teacher, and you said:"wow".
I couldn't tell or spill a single word, 
but then said she loves him and then everything came one by one.
Me getting rejected by him, 
she getting rejected by his.
The only difference, 
that she had told me, 
but I did not tell her.

"Between us, tell me, do you have a crush on my bestfriend?'
..
..

"No"

And 1 year later, her messages got leaked.
And mine not.

She crying in my arms, 
and me wishing him good luck.

He hadn't care about her blunt gun shot Red eyes.
But his hold me tight.


Somehow we survived

Who knows when life will just turn around to the unknown and all you feel is you being in an unknown world.
Crying out for help but all you see is darkness

The pain strike like a knife.
Trappe inside an empty cage.
In the darkness I was found with
Aching of a heavy heart.
I had to endure the pain and 
Forcefully face reality.

I'm sorry that I have to tell you this story.In many things I have lied,
I did as these are done.
In a cold grave I was lane,
I was nothing but cold
Breaks and stones decided to block my way.

I sometimes felt my chest closing up.
I tried to focus on the outside world.
I felt like part of me is missing and I wanted to live in the past.
I missed being a kid,
Being my father's princess off course.

"Change is painful,
Yesterday I wouldn't have spoken 
But today is different"
My head tells my heart.
That's when I saw the light again.

Me Myself Not Necessary I

. . . Dont Trouble Young! Oh! 

You Got It In Stream Of Blood 

Thats Everlasting! . . .
Form: Haiku

People Somehow Relate Or Say My Words Better Than I Eye

I know this is not a fantasy or fable

Something I have over a prolonged time

Constructed or invented

Deep down in my own imagination 

It just all now makes perfect sense

Looking reading back 

Treading over tired old ground

Seeing how I quite obviously

Can or do not relate to others 

Being that as strange as I may find it though 

Although the what , why and the words 

I say and choose to use

Are virtually the same just merely rearranged 

They seemingly never appear to cut through

Yet and but when other people do

They nail it institaneously unlike I can

Which leaves me with and at a loss

Unable to find the words

To neither explain nor express

Let alone able to address 

The total and utter hopelessness

I feel and I can not hide unto myself inside

Hoping to find this my own

Fable and fairytale

Is unfortunately not a fantasy

But rather in truth actual living reality


Somehow That Makes Me Racist, Part Ii

...I have a next door neighbor who
is not the same color as me,
but I never much thought of that,
he easy-going, friendly.
We both got along well-enough,
until his sister did move in,
and brought along a yapping dog
who’s barking was as loud as sin.
I put up with this for some weeks,
then I went over there and asked
if they could keep him in at night,
in the sister’s eyes anger flashed.
She claimed I hated ‘black people,’
that was why I was doing this,
treating them like normal neighbors
somehow made me a racist?!

On days off I do like to hike,
like to go to the great outdoors,
the quiet of a mountainside
lifts the stresses that I abhor.
But then I saw an article
claiming going off to the woods
was somehow racist in itself,
and that doing so wasn’t good.
At this point I just rolled my eyes,
the truth was abundantly clear,
these people had no principles,
just sought to rule us all through fear,
If all is racist, nothing is,
and if this woke bullsh-t persists,
the only people worth knowing
will be ones that they call racist.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Determined To Get a Name Somehow

We started as one person, but the cell split
Into two, identicals. 
Called “The twins”
Twinsies
The Stone Twins.
Neither of us had a name.

“You can have them both,” The athletes kidded each other.
When we reached Junior High school.
Did not matter what sport.
We were horrible at all of them.
The Stone Twins.
That was our identity.
My sister and I, neither having a name.

I was determined to get a name somehow.
I had to push off, shove off, run off.
And so I did.
Now I am a person.
With an identity.
Finally.
And I thank God for it.
Because I remember what not having one was like.

Premium Member Im Here Now Somehow

Something happens, a thought forms, I'm alive 
First memory, looking from my pram, at the sky 
Not a clue where I came from, don’t actually care 
So this is life, reality, I’ve just become self aware 

Bouncing instinctively, whilst breathing on reflex 
As time goes by, I start to imitate moving objects 
Bonding with family and friends, in tears and joy 
For the moment at least, just chewing on my toys 

Then comes early education, perplexing traditions 
Must be kept in check, as I make innate decisions 
Turned out a mischievous child, borderline liability 
But falls and injury, bring me sense of vulnerability 

Meanwhile random events, appear out of the blue 
People start dying, I notice babies being born too
Curiously asking questions, getting same answers 
Told about heaven and hell, emphasis on the latter 

Sometimes wish I could go back, change my ways
But whats the point, life would simply be on replay 
Only get one chance as a child, it’s better than none 
And at the end of the day, is over quick as it begun. 

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Somewhere Somehow

there is a dimension
where life hovers
neither good nor bad

life somewhere out there
in its raw pure energy
devoid of judgment
and petty complication

life for the taking
in its magnificence
interconnected as one
in harmony
its sole reason for being

death being only
one small part of the cycle
no more no less significant 
than the other
every moment precious
blessed with meaning

the yin the yang
like clockwork
skillfully woven
their threads entwined 
interlaced into the fabric
of life and death
by forces higher than our own



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~MINDFULLY~ 2021

AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Read on air by invitation  ~  October 4, 2020  'LATE NIGHT POETS'

Submitted on September 14 for contest COMPLETELY YOUR CHOICE (9) sponsored by BRIAN STRAND

Premium Member Somewhere, Someplace, Somehow

Somewhere the sun's shining
  Perhaps in your heart
For the sky's gray and complaining
  From the very start

Someplace laughter's ringing
  Perhaps in your ears
For the streets are deserted
  In dread winter's fear

Somehow hope emerges
  Could it be from your spirit?
This lone voice calls out to you
  I'm so glad you can hear it


               January 09, 2019
 STRAND SELECT 8, any form, any theme Contest
             Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Rhyme

Somehow

sometimes
i feel like
a ship lost
at sea
drifting
aimlessly
consumed
by waves
of emotions
that swell
in my eyes
as they
search
for you

sometimes
i pretend
the stars
glistening
are your eyes
peering back
at me

somehow
it pulls
me through
and settles me
in the depths
of dreams

most often
you live
there

Premium Member Somehow There

In every place of loving Grace

Your face appeared; your essence

Entwined with mine in deepest prayer

Songs true, heartache, longing; Love


Somehow, you were already there.

Somehow

Somehow


If we could have made it to September,
Do you think we could have made it back through May?
We will never know what could have been,
But still, remember…
We could have found a way.


(C)2017 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Somehow Somewhere Salvation Holds Me

somewhere out of site
all my wrongs were never right
sin came out of me

but through compassion
Christ has His grace and mercy
salvation holds me

sin came out of me
cannot look in His face yet
somewhere out of sight

repented I have
saved with unmerited grace
salvation holds me

Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.
12/01/18
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Fearing Somehow

fearing somehow 
it will get worse before 
it gets better



posted on September 18, 2018
Form: Senryu

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