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Premium Member ENTWINED SYMBOLS-:-

ENTWINED SYMBOLS-:-
genius
 warms
love

either
side
of WIDE HORIZONS
reborn
 exhibited
sympathetic

symbolic
epigraphs
with WIDE-ANGLE
celebrated
 light
filled

tribute
pictures

Premium Member Ansuz Bestoweth Thy Poem of Runes

Fehu bestoweth golden hope
Uruz doth endure battles through strength
Thurisaz provoketh strife and guardeth my rose
Whilst Anuz communicates with divine length

Raidho pursueth journeys of measured rhythm
Kenaz illuminates creative spiritual knowledge
Gebo granteth gifts as infinitum
As Wunjo doth harness harmony in a college

Hagalaz transformeth with tempests and chaos
Nauthiz, by resistance, takes constraint
Isa blossoms in stillness, as iciness plays on
Yet, Jera rewardeth cycles of harvest in haste

Eihwaz endureth death, resilience, and rebirth
Perthro revealeth mystery and knowledge
Algiz defendeth with steadfast and mighty girth 
So, Sowilo shineth in sunny sparks of voltage 

Tiwaz upholdeth justice, making a leader
Berkano bringeth fertility with new beginnings
Ehwaz uniteth partners and team seekers
For Mannaz exalteth communal incentives 

Laguz floweth as a stream to raise intuition
Ingwaz concealeth fertile power and energy
Dagaz breaketh visions from night imprisoned
Whilst Othala preserveth heritage in memories

haiku:hiku : manifestation process

haiku : manifestation process

 heart whispers symbols
mindful make intentions, plans ~
action complete, sleep
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Symbols Of Roses

Roses are symbols
Love in real life
Its thorn
Its spike tip leaf
Its hard stem
Its gentle petals
Speaks the giver's intent
Smiling heart that accept
Both sparking eyes that yield
In a moment of time, golden
A celebration, two hearts that mend.

Premium Member Symbols for the Ancients and Us

    
        Shecht and eat the Paschal lamb
        Destroy the ‘no-gods’ of Canaan and Ham
    
        Break the middle matzo, hide half away
        Harbinger of a now-hidden day

        Chew and swallow the bitters as a reminder
        To treat the stranger amongst you kinder



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     Notes:
       'Shecht- means 'kosher-kill' an animal
       'Paschal lamb' - one of the 'no-gods' of Egypt 
       'Canaan and Ham' - idolaters
          Ham was Noah's son, ancestor of Egyptian Kings
          Canaan was Ham's son

Premium Member Symbols of Abundance and Elegance

Mulberry trees, the symbols 
of abundance and beauty,
bear sweet and very juicy 
white, pink, or purple berries!
The white mulberry leaves are 
the food sources of silkworms.
These trees are hailed,
since time immemorial 
as the trees of life, 
and herbs of immortality!

Butterflies, the symbols 
of metamorphosis, grow ~
moving from caterpillars 
to beautiful winged creatures, 
passing through difficult times!
Their delicate beauty, 
and graceful flight is seen 
as tokens of elegance, and joy!
They represent freedom,
endurance, and love!


Premium Member SYMBOLS

emphasized
   distinguished
&          scattered
spread out

pretexts
  for
reflection
of
  nowaday
      notions
influenced
&
   flavoured
with
humour
prompted
by
   contemporary
            critiques

Premium Member Unfinished Poems

All poems are unfinished
Only those in sonnet are finished
Completed, done, and terminated
A poem can still be edited
Revised, retouched and rewritten
A poem is a powerful tool or weapon
Leave alone my unfinished poems
These are my spices, my stars, my emblems
You don't understand their symbols
And the words used to fill up the bowls
You just have to read my poems ten times
To fully comprehend them. Ignore the rhymes
To pay more attention to the vernacular
They are not bizarre; they are just particular
They are not regular; they are unfinished
They are not strange, they are simple. Kabish!

Copyright © July 2019, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved
Hébert Logerie is the author of several books of poetry.

Freedom

I am the banner planted on the hill,
Twisting and flapping in the breeze.

I am the pale bird following the ship,
Over blue waves and swelling seas.

I am rain falling on the growing corn,
The music that makes people dance.

I am the open book, the tree in leaf, 
The honesty of pure romance.

I am a star that shines in velvet night,
A mystery preserved alone. 

Your world is as it is, no more, no less,
You know my name - but seek your own.

Preserve integrity and Freedom’s rules,
Keep them from cradle to the grave:

Value humanity and nature - above all,
Call no man master, no man slave.

Premium Member Soporific symbols

Looking for a potent punch line,
on thoughts began to wine and dine,
which noticed not flutter of heart,
caused by love which for love does pine.

Vibrant living is a learnt art,
that needs us to add joy to cart,
koel’s song, taking all along,
the way soul’s ascent, we kick start.

Throb of love discerns right from wrong,
making aura bright and mind strong,
without which we’re on earth adrift,
oblivious to God’s bliss gong.

Dear poet, why merely words sift,
when in cave of heart, glows God’s gift,
radiant light, shining so bright,
enabling our consciousness shift?

A Mere Equilibrium

I want to live and die at the same time,
In this asylum, I am nothing but a dime.
I pray for the grotesque fame,
None, but the Master wants to get me out of playing this game. 

In this asylum, I live a lie,
The river Life is nothing but a gridlocked tie.
I want to be alive until I don't want to survive,
This phase is not my only witless dive. 

Is this asylum true, or just a gruesome illusion?
I want to bring back my vision.
I don't want to live in this ponderous loneliness,
I don't want to die until I wilfully confess. 

This asylum is full of savage desires,
I want to submerge myself in my obligations.
The river doesn't want to join the ocean of dark necessities,
The meander is coming closer to my pertinacity. 

True wisdom lies in my shadow,
Until it stays in my favour.
For centuries, I have penned the tales of this asylum,
I am nothing but a mere equilibrium.

Premium Member Shadow Symbols

a gesture
an
immersive
  spectacle

a threshold
is crossed

in the
    silence
the
lingering
 shadow
of
grief
enters
 
then
 loses itself
in
light

Premium Member The Power of Poetry

I Climbed rocks winged with words, 
and paint beauties on my path, 
invade palaces unhindered, 
bearing arms welling from this frame.
I draw the sword from the scabbard, 
piercing dictators with a dagger, 
I cut their cables by this craft, 
and watched their fickle frame subdued. 
I soar like eagle in my thoughts, 
coruscating gleams attending, 
I see nature's beauty and hear voices,
I roam in firce shades in search of jewels,
The pulse of fear or grim assails, 
Yet capapie and undaunted. 
I see men entrapped in a race, 
oh! that they might see the filth,
and time, how short to pen, 
these vague and obscure moments.
Yet, poetry catches but a few.

SYMBOLS

Seductive
    plaY in a realm
     of iMagery & rhythm
            Beyond
metaphOrical reflected
     crystaL light
             deSign

Premium Member Fortune Telling

oracles as purveyors of all destiny
what was holding hints of that which shall be
the reading of cards with colorful themes
journey of select stars not what it seems

direct result of some predestined scheme
all caught up in some dice thrower's dream
digging through entrails of what's always been
for many the way the future is seen

predictions soon become self-defining
soothsaying just a short step from lying
all an indication your life's preordained
whispered with straight face, little doubt, no shame

a human future cannot be amassed 
while one is fully immersed in the past

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