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bright red~reddish brown 
my feeder is your buffet~ 
eat and sing thank you 
 


Date Written: 8/17/2021   

5 Place   
 
Songbird haiku Contest Judged: 8/23/2021    
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin                                                                                   Cardinals                                                                                                              575

Thank God For Bob Dylan

thank god for bob dylan
thank god for god
thank bob dylan for being god
thank god for being bob dylan
thank bob dylan for being bob dylan

We Thank You O Lord

For the skies so bright and blue...
And the Sun that shines at noon.
For the sparkling stars and Moon;
O Lord, we thank you.

For the light of life you renew
and your love so fresh and pure;
for your faithfulness ever sure...
O Lord, we thank you.

For harvest's fruits nice and new;
for the shrubs, trees and weeds.
For your hands supply our needs...
O Lord, we thank you.

For the dawn that breaks anew
and our days brightened with love;
for great help sent from above...
O Lord, we thank you.

For our friends...the faithful few
and the foes the make us grow;
for the storms and wind that blow...
O Lord, we thank you.


Golden Girls Tribute

"Thank you for being a friend", that's how it goes.
Blanche will fly whichever way the wind blows.
"Traveled down the road and back again", is what they sing.
Rose waits for a light bulb, clueless to everything.
"Your heart is true, you're a pal and a confidante", goes the next line.
Sophia shares her sarcastic wisdom, making rose trick a mime.
"And if you threw a party, invited everyone you knew", as the song plays.
Here comes Dorothy, intelligent and bossy, so set in her ways.
"you would see, the biggest gift would be from me" It's almost done.
The Golden girls bring so much fun.
"And the card attached would say" as the show portrays,
"Thank you for being a friend".
Sophia, Dorothy, Blanche and Rose,
for eachother, a helping hand to lend.
The show possesses what the song does imply.
The women"s friendship a binding tie.
 A tribute to them as the legend lives,
Their warmth and caring continues to give.




April Wilson-"The Golden Girls"

Songs N Signatures

day dreaming 
beneath your ceiling
under your cracks of blue
on a cloudy Sunday
I was something
soothing you
Lying in the crescents
of a mystery
Am I spending
too much time with you

and we were a shoulder 
alive and highly 
candling the thoughts of two
oh, they say i was 
spending too much 
time with you
beneath your cracks of blue
day dreaming
in the streets of night
lights and colors
a shimmering absence
vacant promises

in these all night dreams
when day light seemed 
to wonder and deem
until 
the morning screamed 
and i was crazy
how you crazed me
the jewels you gave me
drove me daisies
into hours hazel
crowded and hazy

and we were children
beyond a rhythm
waltzing in a melody
alive and highly
beneath the splinters
flowers rekindled
but they say i was 
spending too much 
time with you
day dreaming 
in her cracks of blue

oh she loved you
she seldom left you
in the cracks of blue
across the avenue
it was nothing new
just day dreaming
souls were clinging
songs of signature

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Staring Into My Own Reflection(Inspired By Rain Cerdiwin Keetly)

if you can see into the depths of my heart 
you would hear it sing the saddest song 
for those who have looked for meaning in tragedy 
for those have suffered terminally
for i have fallen just like them
i have been forsaken 
i've looked into your eyes and i see my own reflection 
i see the tears you have cried
i know you are alone and afraid 
your innocence betrayed 
but look into these eyes 
i have struggled and suffered just like you 
grab my hand you'll no longer be alone 
just think this through
for i have fallen just like you
let's stop this trend of sinking
for we are not alone
together we can break this threshold
locked in this embrace
together we will not break
bound together by something stronger than super glue
will you think this through? 
will you realize that i'm just like you? 
just look into this heart
don't let this world tear us apart
for i have suffered just like you
together we shall never fall
nothing can push our backs up against a wall
we will break through! 
believe in me! i believe in you!

Premium Member Frampton Comes Alive ( Cinquain Tag To Charmaine Chircop )

Concert
Peter Frampton
Playing classic guitar
Solo's making awesome music
Alive



   Thank you for tagging me Carolyn,
 I now pass this challenge to Charmaine Chircop.


http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/music.php

Tragedians

She tells me it’s hopeless
She just won’t come down
Circles are shaded 
Boundaries are built to cross

Highways are fortuned
And nothing seems important
I should call her
Or I should drive my way

Are we all just kind of doing whatever
Until something real comes along
Or are we all in limbo
Just sharing our songs in doubt 

So what’s your purpose
And I don’t get it all myself 
And I learned from Stoppard
That life’s a gamble at terrible odds

Holding closely, to what she said
Tragedians at our finest 
And the real world's 
Coming for our heads 

Are we all just kind of doing whatever
Until something real comes along
Or are we all in limbo
Just sharing our songs of wrong

And she just wont calm down
She says she’s been about 
And around this sound
She says it’s not worth it 
It’s all just a hopeless 
Little realm that we live in 

And I couldn’t change her mind
Even if I wanted to 
So I just sat next to her
On this bus ride to Kansas city

Beautifully broken
She touched my hand and said 
Oklahoma’s great
But you’re going to love this town

Fuh Da Honnies

Fuh Da Honnies
Written By: D. Collins 10/26/92


Here is a choice piece for God’s gift to man.

The unyielding force from which he stands.

This is fuh da honnies, so gifted and black.

Those of you; who have watched our back.

You deserve praise for being our strength.

You were there in the beginning, and have been ever since.

This is only a token of your due rewards.

It is only a fraction of what I’m moving towards.

This one’s fuh da honnies, who have carried the weight.

Those who’ve raised the kids, and kept the family straight.

There is no tool in which to measure your worth.

God gave man his riches while he was here on earth.

Sometime I Judge You

"Sometime i Judge YOU" 

what would i do 
if i knew the real you 

would i spit 
on  dirty hidden you 


could i forgive 
all your ugly big sins 

is it even my place 
to through it all in your face

you, the hole
you. the thief 
you, the one wHO put your hands on me 

so what, what 
you think you got the best of me 
SO IT SEAMS

so what ,what 
must i wait 

is this the plan 
to see you  BURN 
in HELL

i don't want to wail~ 



aka:lyricvixen

Drink Up Genocide

Drown yourself so deeply it hurts
it tells such a story that no longer hurts
take it from me i'll tell you 
this life you live will send you there
to drink up genocide in this lively air
flying and searching for nothing
while these sparks of knowledge kiss the lips
of one thousand headlights that held you tight
words of sonnets are raining hard only on the brains
of those who believe that trying never makes it
in this world of sancturary that holds this garden of words
that seemingly seep out what we all as one have been thinking

How Fortunate We Are

Its easy to forget, amidst the frenzy of the season,
That all this “sound and fury,” it happens for a reason:
That words, we fear, fall short somehow expressing what we’re feeling
And gifts will say, another way, how fortunate we are.

I know that I forget, sometimes, to thank you for your kindness
But knowing you, as I do, broadens my horizons.
I’ve become a better man, a better human being.
I won’t forget to show or say how fortunate we are.

Thank you for your friendship, thank you for your time.
Thank you for accepting me with all these quirks of mine,
But don’t forget that I am here when life, it sends you reeling.
I’ll find a way to help you see how fortunate we are,

Big Bad Mama

I'm the woman behind the man behind the wheel
Let's Giddy -Up-Go My phantom 309
Give me forty acres Eighteen wheels And a dozen roses
For this is a trucker's last ride Eastbound Westbound
Let's start us a Convoy I know there's a love story
in the making under the bright Kansas City lights
Roll on Big Mama This is your Teddy Bear from
the old home filler up and keep Cafe 
Just put the hammer down and 
let's see how fast them a trucks can a go
For Mama knows the highway And the girl
on the billboard too Rolling past on a trucking cafe
With my big wheels in the moonlight Rolling me
away from you For I'm a truck driving Mama
Looking for someone else I once knew


                           { Over and I'm Goneeee }    LOL





Tribute To
Our Truckers
Of The Roads


Also a song 
again working on  lol

Ring Around the Pumpkin

For the bounty of the earth
Come Ye thankful people come
For it is Autumn
And the leaves are coming down
Run run sweet John Barley Corn
Let's play ring around the pumpkin
As the harvest moon shines
On the jingle jangle scarecrow
For I'am just a little acorn
Bounded for another harvest home
As the wind shakes the barley
Like a slow Thanksgiving waltz
For our farmers sets the table
To a wondrous haymakers hoedown
For we bid ado to a Shokan's fairwell
And now thank we to all our God



Happy Harvest Time To All
Love Kathy And Jenny
May God Be With You 


Just Another Song Working On LOL
Let Me Know What Ya Think   Please

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