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Premium Member WATER TAP GLUTTONY-

I'm in the water
Yet I can't swim
I drink tap water
Gluttony
Now I'm drowning.
Glup! GLUP!
"glup"

7/13/26
Written by James Edward Lee Sr.2026

spooky

spooky

Under the shower, the water was too hot
turned the cold water tap on
when a voice said, the water will be
colder and colder
when it is very cold, you will die
I'm putting soothing cream on my burned
shoulders and back

Premium Member The Unattended

The old man
Slow and tumbling
Always grumbling for nothing
Has an insanitary habit of finger-licking 
Always enjoys digging mucus in the nose
Saliva always being used to flip a page
Always bites to open a knot
Water tap always being left turning on
Always a careless choking on food or water
Resembling a big baby on care 
But always being left alone and unattended 
Because he always causes trouble
And he has long been used to making troubles
And living with troubles
And so now he's left alone with his troubles
Alone with his mind-set troubles
The troubles caused by old age and its innocence


Premium Member Dear Mom

DEAR MOM

           ‘Dear Mom, you went to market
            leaving me alone at home. 
            Enjoyed hot bath with foam
           but had a fall: I was upset.’   
          
         ‘I am so sorry my dear son.
          You should be careful as I told,
         you are growing up strong and bold.
          Had you cried as I had gone?’
         
        ‘I was almost burst into tears  
        but controlled as you were not here.
        Who will care for me, who will hear?
       Self-help best help oblivious.’
      
       ‘My dear son, I am so sorry.
        It is my fault why have I left?
       I know for long time you have wept.
       Where have you hurt, how is injury?’
              
       ‘I did not cry, stayed cool and calm.
       Who will rush to put me in lap?
        I came out closing water tap.
         On my own applied pain balm.’       

  11/09/2019


  BRIAN'S CHOICE 3' Contest by Brian Strand

Premium Member Captured Thoughts

I stood and gazed across the hills afar
Breeze captured my thoughts in a snap
I know just where they’ll reach the guitar

As I listened to the water tap
Happy that you would be seeing too
Breeze captured my thoughts in a snap

Carried them straight through skies so blue
Each breath of cool air, brought me relief
Happy that you would be seeing too

I know what it is, my strong belief
It’s as though I have lived this before
Each breath of cool air brought me relief

I can see your welcome at the door
My soul and thoughts love to rise and soar
It’s as though I have lived this before

I will not forget this anymore
I stood and gazed across the hills afar
My soulful thoughts, love to rise and soar
I know just where they’ll reach the guitar

Heidi Sands  

10/4/19

The Age of Materialism

the age of materialism
we are in the age of madness
an age of no common sense
an age where all is a rush 
an age full of material dreams
an age full of material needs

the age of materialism 
we are in an age of confusion
an age where moral values
don't count any longer 
an age of competition
an age of too many lost 
mind in different class

the age of materialism
we are in an age of great illusion
an age of circle right in a large box
an age of no use of nature 
an age of lies 
an age where out opinion
don't count in real sense
an age of robots

the age of materialism
we are in an age of calamity
is happening every where
we are in an age of ignorance
we love to ignored what matter
what values what really is important
to our life's
we are in an age of fears 
an age where blood spray like
water tap 
an age of hatred

the age of materialism
we are in another age of wars
an age when humans got no hearts
an age of no humanity is that all
we can offer?
an age of no self control 
an age gone too wild in destruction
an age of no love


Rain Dance

Rain Dance
The rooftops appear slick
   reflective mirrors of the rain
   droplets large and globular
   flow down the rafters to the ground.
Splashes of water tap
   brushing leaves and branches
   releasing dry leftovers that still cling
   long passed the chill slaps of winter.
Glistening in pale yellowed light
   the trees canopy the scene
   waving in soft gentle breezes
   that waltz on the air.
There is a drumming in the wind,
   a subtle rhapsody of sounds
   setting a patterned flow
   to some hidden syncopated beat.
Stiff and silent wallflowers
   stand staunch, stationary and mute
   like stranded stickles and bladed greens
   unmoved by the melodies.
More wily and free
   others dance unrestrained,
  frail loose stemmed beauties
  drenched in rhythm to rise and flow in the rain.
Wind spinners spin unrelenting, rotating fast and slow
   wet with saturating drops
   loitering on the leaves and wind
   anxious to be part of May’s rain dance

Ngorongoro

fire sculpted cavern
misty tent shrouds the cool rim
steam spout; water tap

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