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Premium Member Her Soul Deviant And Divine

More often, her soul widens 
farther than breaths of a moon... 
and through irreverent  eyes,
 she saunters into the ledge of woods
past time's curfew and nobility --
a wanton stroll by this sylph
daring the commoness of old rules--

Twirling along pebbles and sand, 
kindling night's liniment glorious 
like the flared climb of dusk,
her wildfire spews a wanton blaze ----
fearless like some insolent woman
rising from mediocrity, burning oil

while dragonflies sleep in a lull ;

her navel radiant in the flickering,
feathering night with such 
stubborn will...a maverick defying
traditional anthems of her nun's school. 

Yet, this flared essence turns into warmth
as she tenderly flushes my fears at night
 to hold the moon soft blue 
 while her arms delight in classic tunes,
cleansing my tears with hums 
of ardor...and wings spread on 
hope's ride divinely beaming with grace:
Mother.
Mama- light tenderly cuddles me;
each sky, each ream of grass 
healing my rough, young adult soul...

Edge of Darkness

“My soul is a black maelstrom…” ~ Fernando Pessoa, The Book of Disquiet.

Molten lava spews from my eyes
My mouth feels dry as the scorching desert sand
Fear like a heavy boulder sits on my chest 
My heart is chasing a Chimera 
A pit is forming in my stomach,
My head is riding upon a vortex
Conflicting thoughts swirling through my mind
forming a surrealistic whirlpool,
Grim and gloomy feelings shroud my being
permeating a fatalistic suspicion of society at large
dragging me down the road to depression.

A sense of emptiness is mushrooming within me,
like the morning miasma blurring the view,
All hands of hope have been withdrawn
Every moment henceforth 
is pregnant with some novel challenges,
Tackling a new task overwhelms me
and despair prevails over my soul undeterred —  
Bogged down by fate, 
Tethered to my faith, 
and mired in a spiritual quagmire
I am unable to claw my way back up
to Mount Calvary.


~Prompt 2: "As I slip into the void of this endless black."
~Contest: Venom and Stardust: A Birthday Prompt
~sponsor: Sara Jama.

Premium Member A Pope And Hope

A Pope
Brings forth hope
But a kaiser
Spews hate and horror
A Pope
Spreads peace
In the north, south, west and east
But a prideful mope like a squalid dope
Spits horrors and terrors
And starts fights and wars
A peaceful person de-escalates
But a belligerent bully booms, inflates
And explodes like a lost missile
Which acts like a cussed imbecile
A real leader
Never follows an oppressor
Yet a follower is a master loser
Who lies about everything
Even when the sun is shining
A Pope
Offers love and hope
But a loser displays no compassion
No sympathy and no comprehension.

Copyright © April 2016 Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several poetry collections.


Passion

The vibrant hum of passion spews from our lips, as our tongues tango
in the fleshy dance floor 
of you’re gullet

The cool breeze freezes the salt to our skin
we speak louder to cover the crash of waves 
and the squawk, of sea birds

My arm tangles around you’re waist, 
and my fingers dig in to you’re precious skin

Hiccups of love
muddle my words
I lose my voice 
in the new found abyss 
of you’re eyes

The silence
smooth
sticky
warm
passion

Premium Member Symbol of Betrayal

Woe to thee with a trait of jealousy,
filled with self-righteous indignation.
You brute, who spews words of exaltation,
Thy tongue reproves your very own decree.

Thy nature be that of a hypocrite...
with one hand offer a pat on the head.
The other, a knife till victim lay dead
Having drawn thy pen, you stab and you hit.

So misguided Brutus, you have become,
deed was done to a Julius-like one. 
Were you inclined when Senate had begun?
What has led thee to the darkness succumb?

Whence you see the baneful flaw of your ways
You whilst then know, 'twas blame you earned, not praise.

Premium Member Memorable Moments Maybe

The rain is drumming on the rooftop,
tomorrow the river will flood. 

The morning news spews outrage
about sewage in the Potomac,
apropos somehow. 

Epstein
Iran
Tariffs 

Democrats 
Republicans

Jesus saves,
maybe not. 

LIFE is full of memorable moments:

My brother died
my cousin died
my friend died
my classmate died~

Seconds tick by silently
as my elderly mother
waits to die. 

My life is remarkably unmemorable
and that’s okay…

It's not 
as if you have 
a choice in the matter, 
but if you leave a poem it's 
enough.


Premium Member Choose The Light

Without the Light, darkness descends 
blinding the minds and hearts of men
foolish words and twisted thoughts 
truth and error are tangled and tossed. 

Prince of darkness spews his lies
“do what is right in your own eyes”
down the wicked path of deceit 
away from God, His truth to seek. 

Sacred sanctity of new life
becomes a nuisance, source of strife
abort the child, call it their right 
an ugly evil, horrible sight. 

Fresh flowers are the children’s hearts
immoral lies are poisoned darts
to change their sex, not be as they are
is against God’s plan, always “on par”. 

Bitter the apple, once tender and sweet
endless our strife, til the Savior we meet
which path to tread, be it narrow or wide
the one to life, or condemned to die?

Time for Outrage

Beyond the shock of hearing
Of Rob Reiner’s awful death
Were the comments by a “leader”
Who spews hatred with each breath.

No matter what your feelings
(And of Reiner, I’m a fan),
There’s a level of respect that should
Be granted to a man

And his wife who suffered as they died,
At home, where they were stabbed,
Yet even this presented as
Attention to be grabbed.

There aren’t words to write about
This national disgrace
And even if some MAGA folk
Speak out to save some face…

The outrage should be ‘cross the board – 
Ferocious, fierce and loud,
For how in this America
Can anyone feel proud?

In defence of the profane - I

Profane words, poor things, scorned as contraband, 
In contrast arraigned with words weighed as sane 
That hold a moral firm ground-- for long grand.
Forbidden, they talk to us in words plain
But are powered by voltage of thunder clouds 
Which, words that wear civil dress seldom can.
What beauty-- words raw, truthful, not in shrouds,
Honest if rude, can do free from restrain!   
Not sure? Try stub your toe and mark your jibe:
Sage decorum nor yet homilies rife, 
Nor vague philosophical diatribe,
Nor yet poetic prompt on fleeting life!!
    Pain, no child of elegant etiquettes,
    Spews words profane-- flood flooding past floodgates.  
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Sonnet (tongue-in-cheek) | 17.12.2025 | profane, sane, words
Note: The part - II follows.

The Telephone Shoe Wire (Pt.1)

**Cleaners**
~ O.P.E.N ~
Mon-Fri: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sat: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sun: Closed

- 7a.m. 7°C - 
 
The key scratches
alongside the knob,
cobwebs capture
every corner of the door.
The cold air thumps
against the windows,
as the lightbulb flickers 
morning and night 
in the gaps of the ceiling 
outside the barely 
shut door.

Underneath,
reddish pigment cover
the bricks and the cracked
mortar spews out moss,
releasing all creatures 
from its remnants.
Squirming around, 
tossing about surrounding 
the cigarette bud left 
from last winter.

The distant air smells 
of cheap store bought coffee
mixed with gasoline.
Above rests a pair of shoes,
tarnished from all the weather,
tangled since last year.
The shoes aged 
along with the time 
whereas the boy, 
since last winter, 
dissipated 
with the once lit 
cigarette,

As white blankets
the grounds,
the embers sparks
rises with the ashes
up the telephone wire,
I barely remember
the time, 

that boy

never came back.

Edited (7.18.26):

1.18.17 ~ 2.19.18

Internet predators

What is an internet predator ?

The darkness knows it’s end is coming ...
It works to deceive 

It shows its true colours in the company of peace  .

It screams “You Lie “, spews words of ridicule to make you cry 

It’s mental disease , causing discomfort and feelings of unease 

A darkness lurks within , smiles at the end of a bad scene 

It’s guiding you to its light ..
behind your smart phone  screens ...

I am shocked to see so many followers and its numbers on the rise .....

Is 666 a real number ? Does it mean the demise ? 

As above is so below in cotton cumulus skies ?

Love flutters amongst the poppies the ones that keep us safe 
Be Kind
BeHappy
Be Gentle  
Be a genuine face 

Be Safe

Nights like these

The rage prevails
On nights like these
When reason fails
And anger breeds

It matters not
The efforts made
The tension’s hot
Foundation laid

The venom spews 
From your mouth
You leave no clues
Of what went south

We all must guess
On what, the cause
To start this mess
And prime your claws

And even when
We challenge you
You twist a spin
Deny your blues

You’ll cease to claim
Where you’re at fault
Won’t taint your name 
You won’t be caught

Premium Member Terrorism Explained

Terrorism Explained

Nazis
KKK
Epsteinists
Zionists

common denominator
white men
who professed superiority

Nelson Mandela de bunked them all

a little man in front of Fox news
laughs at the truth
spews illusions
who could possibly be
attracted
to such monsters of hate

Archie Bunkers still exist!

Premium Member By The Streetlamp

Written: July 28, 2025, for contest sponsored by: Nette Onclaud

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Salted lips confect rust melt,
In my mouth hangs mango smoke.
Bread with oil seeps bitter gloom,
citrus spews on copper tongues.
Vanilla beats in the haze,
ash stays like razed molasses.
The lamp spills sweets on your chin,
my thirst croons of gold and grit.

Premium Member How could you understand?

Your breath spews poison,
your words like hail
storm the night.

You're toxic and
your truth is blackness
doused with venom.

There is no room for compromise.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

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