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Premium Member Rainbow In The Dark

Lightening flashing a glimpse of spark :
    Rainbow of heart hides in the dark !
    At night shrill whistle of sky lark :
                       We two together to venture !

     Path at turquoise night turns hazy
     We two roaming being crazy
     Though untwined and being  whimsy 
                    always rush in rue or rapture.

     But dull darkness we must overcome 
     Our enthusiasm is awesome 
     No rest : We wander at random .
                      Dynamism ! Vibrant nature.

     We run haphazard, not rhyming :
     Charcoal night ! Morning not coming.
     Our dormant desires are swimming !
                       Rainbow in the dark to capture .

THE FINAL TIME

 
 
I don't see us beating the odds this time,
A bitter truth, a fading rhyme.
 
I don't know why I keep trying still,
Instead of letting go against my will.
 
You've shown your true colors, stark and cold,
A story in harsh realities told.
 
And I won't let a man, no matter who,
Treat me like trash, that much is true.
 
So I would say, with strength I find,
We are through, our threads untwined.

Mother Maya

And she gave one more toy to her cry-child. 
Yet, not a single look, it wailed on still,
Grew restless, hard to soothe and deeply riled, 
But as mothers do, she knew what was ill. 
She was Maya---the formless that we find,
Who strews along our paths a pile of toys
In hope that human souls, by grace inclined,
Would winnow fleeting pleasures from true joys.

Her deep illusion-clad love  we can see 
As light from darkness is at last untwined, 
From ignorance, foam from the waves of sea, 
And from Maya, mother is seen so kind.  
   And lo, when tallest of ceilings we tame, 
   We learn: ceilings and roofs are all the same.
__________________________________ 
Sonnet | 07.01.2012, recast July 2023|
Note: Maya is traditionally seen as an elusive thing that misleads. This piece sees her as mother that in maternal care spreads a lot of toys in our path so that we know to discriminate the good from bad.


Premium Member Bonding

Closeness contrived
Benign bonding fragile
Untwined footprints fork
On fate.

July 4, 2021
Contest : Bite Size Poem No. 10
Sponsor: Line Gauthier

Premium Member Shine

Sometimes you have to break
So that the light seeps in
Slowly through open cracks
Sealing scars and your fears
Shining bright inside out
Sewing cloaks of wisdom
Spools of thread now untwined.

22.4.2021
Contest: Pleiades 5.

Twisted Minds

A Few twisted minds 
or if people combine,
 it’s a perception untwined or a deception well tried.
If everyone’s kind 
and see’s preconceptions as lies
people unite
Then the masses Aline


Wandered Complexions

I stood wandering your complexions
As you stood wandering mine;
Following signs,
We got enshrined;
Our minds connected,
Our bodies intertwined,
To each other, each heart reclined,
Souls touching,
We were entwined...

Even so, through difficulties
I noticed you were uncompromising;
I thought we were aligned.
Now, the only sign
Is that you got untwined;
I don't know if you even knew what was worth,
Because you just left a broken shrine...

Now, I'll just try to realign
My heart, mind and soul
With renewal and rebirth...

I thought you were another soulmate which would stay.
I'll just try to be balanced and unbroken;
Ignore the fact you left me stranded,
And just keep walking on...

Yet, even in silence and solitude
I wish you well and sing you lullabies
Because I still feel
That such memories or our souls are still entwined;
Because we stood wandering complexions,
While you left a broken shrine
Which would still welcome you
If you understood what's worth through time...

Beautiful Tonight

Tonight,
Shadows are like,
A veil of calmness,
Swathing the mind,
A peaceful aura,
The knots untwined.

Palpable darkness,
Stroking the skin,
Almost too passionately,
We’re akin.

Flows the tender breeze,
Ushering the spirit,
Drifting it away,
The heart is then,
Free of any fray.

Sweet air gushes in, 
So the aroma of night bloom,
Pure emotion flows in,
And the let out of gloom.

Heart that longed to fly,
Dive in,
Into the sky,
Touching the stars,
With all its might,
Oh so beautiful,
Tonight.

Her Trip Within

She took a Long trip

in her mind to help all

those things come untwined.



The shadows that follow

need to go away,

so she took along trip

to release all the pain.



She went to the woods,

a cabin in time,



She noticed all the trees

and the wind beneath

her wings.



She went into a dream

she saw her master

within,

she fell on her knees and asked

when will it all begin?



He said you took along trip

to find me deep within,

let it all go now

at my feet below,

I will lead you and never,never let you go.



Written by:©Betty Bolden

Love Flew Out the Window - Revised

Love flew out the window, the wind took it away
Hoping you would catch glance, but you did not look its way

There are no beats filling my heart, our love is now untwined
Like a captain abandoning ship, I will leave it all behind

Ears not needed for listening, there is nothing to converse
Two people branded by papers that are difficult to reverse

Feeling like a punished child, I am done giving reasons
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall...I just need a change of seasons.

©Holly P. Moore
   November 2012

The Road Forgotten

Down the road lest been betrayed 
     Now my hopes have ran astray 
Down the road to forgotten 
     I lay my dreams unsoughten 

Dashing the way in to the day 
     Down the road to forgotten 
The way it's paved for another time 
     The less it is untwined. 

Let me remember how it was today 
     And the thoughts if disarray. 
Betwixed the lines unseen 
     The reason seems a kind of dream. 

              Michaela Hatfield 2011

~a World ...~

I want;

a world that cares more than less,
that doesn’t hide behind flowery dress.

A world that doesn’t lie about truth,
or being “un-cool” isn’t being uncouth.

A world where friends are gifts not bought
and mindless actions are a forgotten thought.

A world that sees, not like the blind
but with tinted vision at last untwined.

A world whose head looks to their feet,
unafraid of what their sight may meet,

a world where “I” can really mean “we”,
a world that accepts, me for me.

Baby Pine

this baby pine
had two young branches 
growing entwined
I untwined the branches
set them free
now each will find 
his own sun

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