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Chain Haiku - Star Dust

meet mom past the Wall
Tristan uses a candle
crash landing a star

trip of love unfolds
meeting witches kings pirates
To dust far above

Teakler and the moonlight

How merciful the is Neptune
that we must travel the sea
does Poseidon make the waters
choppy might man wish to
conquer the seas
As woman treats the world horrible
might she find a lover then
she'll smile
Vishwakarma ,ay bless the ship maker
only for Neptune to curse him
the ship stands tall in the what are cat tails
to drift into the stream
through the creeks and rivers
and out to the sea.

The shoots of cattails
resemble the taste
smiles when mentioned
marvels the taste

Written by.
Anogus Cervitious Tristan VI
Cheetah and Cattails
 Canadain Suppers
" A Lieu Des Putes"
 written by; First Ledger
 of 88 Keys
"Danker Dew Most"
sampled with permission
from Gurgler Music
flutes First
aarages the strangs

Premium Member Her Fair-Skinned Form Is More Than I Deserve

Her fair-skinned form is more than I deserve;
     because her skin is light, and mine is dark,
     like Tristan and Yseult's love which King Mark
forbade, we're banned from passion's sweet preserve.

Though bred as opposites opposed, we serve
     our needs: and through her milk and my coarse bark,
     like Heloise and Abelard, a spark
burns (though Fulbert and Church show their reserve)!

Alas! Were I as fair, as white, as bright,
     as her: were darkened complexion, and chin,
not so eclipsed by night when near her light!
     Though mores, like the world, moved by lies' spin,
discourage us, the coveted birthright
     to merge won't be denied by tribal men.


Premium Member CLERIHEW tzara

Nihilist Tristan Tzara
founder of he genre Dada
Deconstructed outrageous poetry
chaotic wordage to you&me

Couples of the World

JANE AND TARZAN

Me Tarzan,
me Jane.
I love you....
Ôooooooooo...
this is Love....
Auuuuuuu....!


ROMEO AND JULIET

the biggest love
of the world...
united in life
and in death
forever...!

TRISTAN AND ISOLDA

she in arms
of a stranger...
he sadly
crying hopefully...
She offering herself
but loving her  Tristan love...!


BONNIE AND CLYDE

The crime
doesn't realize for much,
but love
doesn't elaborate too much,
  loving is enough...!


LAMPIÃO AND MARIA BONITA

they were evildoers
of the world...
But were benefactors
of  their love...!

Neurodeus Dophamine

Enthroned Qeis-Layla lay under God,
Propheted a mania in madness blood.

The spark of a padma has not died,
A sorrow Hansel-Gretel lacrimated.

A just far away lady likeness,
Adore God for the grimness.

Tristan- Isolde has begged Eden stair,
A chivalric ludus tore apart the affair.

Asking God to love is cup idly,
Anthony-Cleopatra quelled vividly.

When romantic feelings are triggered,
God laughed.


Coffer of Those Treasured Tragedies of Lives

Faith! My divine spirit!
I am thankful for your presence in life
In my sleepless nights of prayers and tears
I admonish myself to liberate my spiritual soul in ecstasy!

Love! Immortal love! 
An unquenchable thirst of life!
Tristan and Iseult, Dante and Beatrice,
Those stories of those impeccable lovers!

Tristan was never my hero, for some reason,
it never occurred in my mind about him, on a serious note
I was drawn to Oedipus in some way, as tragedy is the best tale of life.

I never felt the longing of pouring words, 
To reach the beloved, in utmost  purity and warmth
After a long time, I felt, I was gazing through
The struggle and misfortune of the tragic life of Tristan.
And this gloomy night is glowing strong and sure 
With a coffer of those treasured tragedies of lives!

Premium Member Tristan's Torment - the Villanelle of the Butterfly

Tristan's Torment - The Villanelle Of The Butterfly

Tristan couldn't stop thinking about the butterfly
It was just so thin and daring
Never had he known anything so dry

It's morning, Tristan encountered a butterfly so wry
He found himself feeling rather overbearing
Tristan couldn't stop thinking about the butterfly

Later, Tristan was spooked by an eye
He tried to focus on a meringue
Never had he known anything so dry

Charlotte tried to distract him with a fly
Said his mind had become too wearing
Tristan couldn't stop thinking about the butterfly

Tristan decided to do something high
The butterfly was like a toxic childbearing spider
Never had he known anything so spry

Tristan nosedived like an intense oh, my
His mind became dangerously raring, 
Tristan couldn't stop thinking about the butterfly
Never had he known anything so dry

4/20/19
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©

Premium Member Saying Goodbye

Like Tristan's chord played 
my tissue caught her last tear
left life unresolved

Ray Is Shining

T-imely
R-ay
I-s
S-hining
T-o
A-bate
N-ight's

G-ray
R-ain
A-ugust
E-ighteenth

D-awn
A-s
D-ark
D-isappears
A-nd
R-adiance
I-s
O-pen

Topic: Birthday of Tristan Grae Daddario (August 18)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Tristan

Tristan

Oh, my fuTure grandson may your 
days be filled with miRrth…may the creator 
of the universe smile upon your bIrth…
I dream of Swaddling you and holding you tight…
safe and sound in mama’s belly, a couple more monThs,
You are blessed,  alreAdy, surrounded by love…
May the sun always shiNe brightly on you from above
So many await to welcome you into the world!



BY soon to be,
 Granma Jill

As I See You

As I See you

Tristan
Healthy, swaddled, safe & alert
Brother of humanity
Fan of family, humility & tenacity
Who feels loved, curious & thrives
Whose fears will be healthy & logical
Who would love to spread peace, love & harmony
Resident of the City of Love, Milky Way Galaxy, a Universe
Spagnola





9/16/16

An auto-bio of my
first, future Grandson
Tristan Joseph Spagnola

Love infinity + infinity :)
Nana-Jill

Spell of Love

“The lover who reasons is no lover” – Norman Douglas, English writer.


Its spell made Antony to fall in love with Cleopatra, and marry her. Threats from Octavian only made their bond stronger.

Its spell made Tristan to fall in love with Isolde, as he escorted her back to Cornwall, in England, where King Mark hailed. Tristan had forgotten that Isolde was the fiancé to his uncle, King Mark.

Paris was hypnotized by its spell, going ahead to abduct Helen, and taking her back to Troy. What followed was the Trojan War, and eventually the sack of Troy by Greeks.

Its spell made Penelope to resist 108 suitors, who were anxious to replace her husband, Odysseus. Odysseus was equally devoted by refusing a beautiful sorceress’s offer of everlasting love and eternal youth.

Shah Jahan was cast by its spell, building the Taj Mahal; a monument dedicated to his late beloved, Mumtaz.

Its spell still makes its way into our hearts today, making us to do extraordinary things for the ones we hold very dear.

Premium Member Take Me Home To Inverness

Tristan rode the moor
          his clan's plaid flew in the wind.
                  the castle lay near
          my heart waited there for him
           take me home to Inverness

Tragic End

Romeo is dead and juliet has followed
left me in tears and my heart do hollowed.

Jack has died and rose has dried
making my eyes watery
with no one to have them dried.

Paris triggered the fall of troy
stealing Helen, farest of sparta's toil
this nursed the war of trojan
inevitable, dem no fit dodge am....

Orpheus and eurydice
-it has a tragic end-

cleopatra and mark Anthony
-it has a tragic end-.

Tristan and iseult
- it has a tragic end-.

Napoleon and josephine
-it has a tragic end-.

Bonnie and clyde
-it has a tragic end-.

Even that broken hearted reading this
knew that now love always has a tragic end.

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