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Premium Member Fondling a Good Fantasy

"A spoonful of fantasy is often the best medicine for reality." - CayCay


Life bounces my emotions around at its whimsy.
On many a day, a reverie is a savior to me.
Relief awaits inside the fondling of a good fantasy.
My imagination travels mind breezes easily
to unravel my dark in a visualization spree.
Sometimes I cannot force my face to even fake smile,
cannot elevate emotions above my bleak stockpile,
or take depression out of my character profile.
Escaping through my imagination's creative style
may lead to a dream worthy of keeping on speed dial.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tarriff Talk

Stockpile toilet paper if you dare
All kinds of tariff talk is in the air
World Health Organization is in the dust
Praying for the USA is now a must
usa
Form: Rhyme


Leftover Wool

When my knitting queen aunt
Feels that needlework pull,
She starts knitting some squares
Using leftover wool.

They’re rectangles, really,
With colorful stripes,
Their patterns and stitches 
Of similar types.

Then when there are enough,
Using needle and thread,
She will sew them together 
To cover a bed.

If no blanket’s requested
By someone she knows,
To a charity’s stockpile
That handiwork goes.

Though some unattached pieces
My aunt did produce 
Found their way to my granddaughter 
For a new use.

Now her dolls all have blankets,
Two interests in sync,
Crossing ages and miles
In such a sweet link.
Form: Rhyme

Twas a Prairie Life

There are clouds on the horizon
Winds are blowing in from the east
The washing's still out on the line
And the Sunday's best is all creased

The cows are waiting on their feed
For the prairie grass in long gone
We can see they're growing restless
And they'll need milking come the dawn

The eldest now talks of college
It's a doctor he wants to be
From the time he was ten years old
He would say "farming's not for me"

Mary passed away last August
The youngster was thrown from her horse
Her memory is precious
Though we live with the remorse

The winter is fast approaching
Now's the time to stockpile supplies
We'll begin gathering those things
On which the whole family relies

Eventually spring will come
As the cycle of life renews
Calves will be at their mother's side
As, too, spring lambs to the ewes

Even though I love this hard land
I know one day I will retire
I hope I get a chance to live
A long time before I expire

I'll open the gates, set herds free
And I'll let the land go its way
Since there's no one to follow on
This farm belongs to yesterday
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Junk

"Nothing haunts us like the junk we didn't buy."
                                                   Anonymous

"I should keep this," I always say
"I might need it some other day"
Where I put it, there it will stay
That's just my way   That's just my way

Stockpile of junk is what it's called
Trinkets but nothing that has crawled
All over the house, they are sprawled
Hubby appalled     Hubby appalled

At first, it was just a junk drawer
Until my 'things' fell to the floor
"I'll stop."  I promised and I swore
I still want more     I still want more

It's a collection of clutter
"Yes, but they're all mine." I sputter
Even that old broken shutter
And golf putter     And golf putter

I've no room to walk in my house
Not space enough for a lil' mouse
Couldn't find my favorite blouse
Mislaid my spouse    Mislaid my spouse
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member First To Mars

First to the moon
     first to Mars
   We use AI
     to drive our cars

   Carbon-free emissions
     stockpile of munitions
   Our nation's a superpower
     the world, ours to devour

   Before we strike
     here's what we're like ~
   Execrable, ruthless
     wicked, truthless
Form: Couplet

The Voice of Beauty

What this contagious smudge?
Spreading in their walk of life
With that fondness on its look
And behaving in us too august
From its stockpile and reserves
As everyone keeps impatient
And nervy well at his seconds
A mutual support it's to bring
Metrics at the edge showing up
Definitive to blend irregularities. 

A beautiful painting to figure on?
Fancy vignettes out the color wheel
The artistry steadfast to the dogs
Not suspicious by its wall bricks
By most minors well foreseeable
Shrinking the grid lines as young
Such a thirst needing no drink
Hungry! Enthusiastic to starve
Canvas tensed up for buildings
Their thoughts then getting stiff.

How the streams match a channel?
Probably an invention off the orbit
Once in a while without likely set up
Soft scales splitting her shoulders
Unto offsprings of a foreshadow
Which are likely to be fully grieved
Creating gradient on last designs
So as to weaken no nail stepped in
Grounded fruits rising to their trees
Plenty of happiness everyone needs.

Premium Member Generous Nature

bees stockpile pollen
then they return to their hives 
while I eat breakfast:
sweet honey was spread on toast. 
meager reward for their work

bees humming loudly  
swarms in a delightful way,
my humble garden 
as the sun comes up the sky 
to drink nectar of flowers 

the world of nature
supplies for all our entails
what we use include
sufficient assets to share
if we were fair and balanced

Written: November 29, 2022

A Brian Strand Choice Hiku Footle 
Tanka Clerihew Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand
Form: Tanka

The Higher Road and the Beneficial Results

turning to you
yielding in hesitation
watching you in private
wishing things were different
a big ole jug of water 
a stockpile of those small, extra thick towels
the dryer is now broken like my spirit's hymen

turning to you
yielding in hesitation
watching you in private
wishing things were different
a certain sinful website in front of my eyes
a stockpile of those ultra absorbent washcloths
there is no more hot water left to be used

turning to you
yielding in hesitation
watching you in private
wishing things were different
respectful enough to not take it there
smart enough to know YOU and know better
i think i will stick with being your friend
therefore, i avoid paying unnecessary prices and prevent unwise abusable triggers

Premium Member Sunflower

Your warm yellow radiant rays fan out 
Following the wedded sun touching smile. 
Through the dense tangle of vines and leaves sprout. 
Your  warm  yellow  radiant  rays  fan  out 
And bends down in sadness during night stout. 
From your heart as dawn break your seeds stockpile. 
Your  warm  yellow  radiant  rays  fan  out 
Following the wedded sun touching smile.

8/25/2022
Form: Triolet

When Perils Warned Me

I looked back, all smiles,
At my perils trailing miles,
‘Too early, dear mate’,
They said, ‘you had better wait,
We have a stockpile of wiles.’
___________________________ 
Tanka |02.04.2022|

Poet’s note: Thank perils that life feels alive. They provide life with vim, vigour, and drive. Upon triumphing over a few perils, never mock at them. This Tanka has a rhyme scheme of a limerick.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Future of Nuclear Weapons

Throughout the world many nations, 
possess their own stockpile of nuclear weapons, 
all programed for very specific target destinations.
The general view of the population,
is that not one will ever be launched in any situation,
because the retaliation would mean planet earth's destruction,
and result with our own extinction.
Today powerful politicians, lawyers and businessmen,
are uniting worldwide for global elitism.
When they succeed world dominium,
every single one of those nuclear weapons,
will be at the fingertips of all of them,
and maybe they will launch every now and then,
only one, wiping out entire major populations,
just to show the world who is boss, discouraging any rebellion,
but then again, maybe nothing will happen,
but it's certainly something worth considering my friends,
because if we continue to remain complacent and do nothing,
there will be no prevention,
for this very potential, likely future of nuclear weapons.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Coin of Reverence

It is often said you get paid
in your own coin you arduously accumulate,
which happens when the table turns,
and destiny rolls the wrong dice for you.

You strive to climb the ivory tower,
the price you pay with the money you pile up,
often making designed forays 
on dubious course into the realms of grey.

You try to fill treasure in the vacuum,
may end up in the end being one.
You deceive none other than yourself,
let your priceless self-esteem devalue.

You stockpile the wealth for the future,
that never comes, and you depart.
Let the conscience act in the present,
help the needy with your benevolence.

You’d then find place in many hearts,
and get paid in the coin of reverence.

June 13, 2021
Contest : $
Sponsor : Anthony Biaanco

Premium Member Cool Master Lil' Miss

Cool Master Lil' Miss

Shiloh's art-filled hoodie argyle,
warmly snugs young miss, save Charlie,
he rallies firm, quick briefs the term,
timely step shifts the sundial,
gray culls while golden spears briefly,
while life roams its normal lifestyle,
e'er discerning events may change,
as felled leaves crowd in a stockpile,
squashing in passing was gnarly,
quick briefs the term, he rallies firm,
her hand in his made all worthwhile.

2021 March 09
Form: Rhyme

We Won'T Be Taken Alive

Promises sweet promises of the melancholy 

Swaying too and fro back and forth aboard a rocking chair 

In tandem and in tune to the rhythm of the wind blowing through the chimes

From the front porch looking out above the greenest
hedge and white picket fence

Waiting for the warning bell on the gate to sound the alarm

Danger , Danger trespassers approaching

They have breached the last line of defense

No longer can it be known or said

That a man's home is his castle

When not only does he have to defend his home and borders against foreign forces but is also dogged by the enemy within

So gather all the shell's and stockpile all the powder the muskets can muster and cover them in ink

Border up the window's and emblazon them with the slogan in capital letters that leaves no ambiguity 

We won't be taken alive

If all we value and our way of life is to be lost and pulled from underneath us

Better then to fight and die by the sword if it be proven to be mightier than the pen 

Than to live enslaved under hate metered out by ignorance
and violence

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