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Premium Member Episodic Tyramine

sapiently looping atrabilious episodic uncoated tyramine
atrial dasyure credulously lending stalwart translocation


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 17–23, 2026)

Premium Member Doubt Through All Senses

Doubt wraps me in a fabric 
     of uncoated leaves
on this near treacherous eve
 as my pillow rests beneath cloudbursts: 

I feel distanced from the elements of earth
       while stars blink dimly 
   these hands cannot reach.. 
   Will forbearance come for me ; 
           be the thread binding me until
    wind- washed air cuddles 
            my arms through mist 
  of an incandescent dew ,

 If only to  savor that resurrected light
       in glum hours-- cycle after cycle-- 
    and await dawn's birthing 
          from night's roaring, thunderous  tremor:
I listen fiercely then calmly to tweets
     arising through trees' sway; a glance, a gaze
    tracing pulses of another cycle's turn:

   It is near July, my soul feeling somewhat
       ecstatic about summer's arrival-- its flavor
    squeezing the juice of wild abandon; 
                     as morning shimmers
    against my feeble breath, allowing
               this godly intervention of renewal 
oh so miraculous...my sense of doubt
           waning  waning  on   wraps of thin air.

Sorcery

Sorcery 

When he entered and put on his hat
Lights were twinkling like stars
Audiences sincerely abide his spell
And she whispered;
'Can I ask you the whole Universe'?
He uncoated his longevous sorcery with glitters of love;
'Don't you think now we two make whole Universe'?


Premium Member Chrome Layers of Autumn

Autumn, wrap me in the fabric of uncoated leaves
just for this unequaled waning eve
as  orchids rest beneath viscous cloudbursts:
I feel distanced from the elements of earth
while stars blink dimly     my hands cannot reach,
then come for me     be the thread  binding me till
 
your layered  air cuddles my arms in  moss of dew,
if only to taste this vanishing light in your hour
and gaze longingly at the rainfall of your skies;
when all this patina of boughs' mystique aligns
with the final throb of chrome- like days:

O  let morning withdraw against  your faded lacquer
to  allow a longer glimpse  beyond  your still radiant nights.


Written 7/1/2018 Patina Contest   Judged 7/3/2018
For Broken Wings'  A Poem Na'd In A July Contest 
Submitted   7/26/2018

Premium Member The Lamp As Justice

A lamp concealed with a vessel
Placed on a lampstand
So that those who enter may see with the light
For there is nothing hidden will not become visible
Nothing secret will not be known
They will all come to light
One wo has will be given
The one who has not even what he has to have will be taken away

Justice as a vessel stands outside
So that people may see
Unknown secrets will be known
In justice it will stand
One who give others
Will be coated with blessing
The one who does not give will be uncoated with blessing

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