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Yankee4you

Softly Falls The Rain

The first light of a new day
Near in the middle of June
Even the mating birds song
Is muffled in a softer tune

Bright promise of summer day
Still hidden away will stay
Cloudy skies laden with grey
Misty fog out over the bay

Wind is calm and a little chill
Even the distant church bell
Muted by a heavy air so still
Rings the entire town in a spell

The long drought is finally over
The dust is washed from the earth
Looking out over fields of clover
Softly falls the rain giving birth
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Posted: Jun 2023
About this poem:
Reflections of a cool summer day in New England
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socrates44online today!

the Old Age

I knew clearly where things were before
being older now, I'm not sure
what caused things to become so
I really do not know
folks say it's a stage
it's the last page
It is called
the old
age
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Posted: Feb 2023
About this poem:
Nonet
A nonet is a nine-line poem. In the nonet form, each line contains specific, descending syllable counts. The first line contains nine syllables, the second line contains eight, and the third line contains seven, and so on. The last line of nonet poetry contains one syllable.
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Unknown

About nothing

To the one I’ll never say goodbyes

So many times.
I’ve had you in my bed.
Not in reality
But in my head...
I find you sexually attractive
So dominate my body
I’m willing to be submissive....
Lust fuels our intimacy
But our fire burns
Only in secrecy.....
I want to see a glitter of light
Spreading wings in the sky
We could stare into the galaxy while high.....
I can’t abstain from you.....
My body craves for you......

You’re always in my heart
You’re always on my mind
And when it all becomes too much
You’re not far behind.


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Posted: Mar 2023
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Yankee4you

Mindfulness

Great minds talk about ideas
Average minds talk about events
Small minds talk about people
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Posted: Nov 2022
About this poem:
Old expression in these parts fo New England. Not quite haiku......but on the same path.
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Yankee4you

In My Meadow

The sunlight silhouetting an amazing canopy
Grass more green than any time all the year
Shadows now larger than summer's smallness
Makes you wonder as you watch when it appears
Like fingers crossed symbols of luck they bring
The autumn season will take longer to pass
How the weathered leaves rattle in the breeze
The ever shifting clouds curving across the sky
The emblem that I love snapping to attention
Then resting at ease in the calm afternoon
Trained to all the mornings glowing valleys
Glory to the life I own in my west meadows
Tied to all our country's strong moorings
A fabric of love and devotion to family will I sing
A fierce determination towards freedom
Life hanging desperately at times by a thread
I shall seek no further and ask no more
I shall not cower in the shadows that hide me
I shall not attempt to overcome all the tears
Because if I do I have to commit to it
So, I can’t stand back any longer in fear
Because fear is not something I contrive
I don’t recognize fear so what keeps me alive
What possible example does fear represent
How it belongs to anything I ever thought about
Possibilities created against guarantees
I seriously and most substantially disagree
But getting back to that sunset in my meadow
The grass is really, really getting green
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Posted: Sep 2022
About this poem:
Discussion about what fears us and how we overcome fear.
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angel99999online today!

Sadness

Sadness cannot be defined
To one, that's heart seems
To have hardened, to and through
The vileness of this World

Sadness overcomes ones soul
To the level of oblivion
Oblivion to, what goes on around,
In this vile and lustful World

Sadness torments the soul,
To the point of despondency,
To the point of losing one's mind,
To the vileness of this World

Sadness can be overcome,
To a greater power than oneself,
For me it's Jesus, God's Son who died to save us,
From this vile World.
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Posted: Apr 2021
About this poem:
Trying to define, a philosophical stance of eliminating sorrow.
But somehow end up in a Theistic view.
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angel99999online today!

Conscience

Just as I ponder on my thoughts
I feel uneasy to comprehend
For life itself is a struggle
People say only the fittest will survive
Am I one of the fittest?
Have I been the cause for someone or something to lose the chance
To survive in this world
To sustain myself?

Just thinking of it makes
My bowels turn n churn
Oh I feel so uneasy
It's really difficult to comprehend
As life means all things
Great and small, birds and fish
Fowls and bulls and goats
Oh the list goes on and on.
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Posted: Nov 2021
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Yankee4you

Yankee's Challenge -- A Poem Reflecting on Truth and History

Truth is the Greatest Prize

We had our moments
Some good and some bad
Could we share a future
Against a world so mad
You and me were glad

Can we rewrite history
The one that got away
Is peace such a mystery
To hide what we betray
Can we catch a future

There once was such hope
Peace that would last and last
The world too tired to cope
We were all so hungry
Coming out of the cold

Now we all must realize
Our future is really not ours
When all our freedom dies
So beware of all the lies
Truth is the greatest prize

Sometimes we must accept the outcome of truth or suffer the consequences.
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Posted: Apr 2022
About this poem:
[ Editorial ] Our world these days is full of disinformation and lies. Words become distorted; actions deceptive, intensions hostile.

What do 'we' poets have to say about 'truth and history' ?

It's a passionate subject to write about and very personal, too.

Who would like to join me in my first-ever challenge to fellow poets on CS and write about this subject? "Truth and History"
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Oceanzest

Of Rubber, Men and Machetes 2

I idly moved the curtain
and through the screen
I watched
Wallace's rigid frame
retreating stoically
midship
along the village road.
Making haste for the water
he glanced disdainfully
at the unkempt girl
corralling chickens
while the clove drawing
cigarette man
eyed him suspiciously
from a hut doorway
above the river.
Is it not God's will
he murmured to himself
that I should bring
a civilizing influence
to this damned outpost
of heat and destitution.
All three before him
had yielded to the mission
all missing in action
yet the company still
believed in rubber
believed in Wallace
and the empire
upon which the sun
never sets.
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Posted: Feb 2022
About this poem:
Who knows might serialize this :)
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Oceanzest

Of Rubber, Men and Machetes

In the shadow of the Raj
the afternoon delight
smoking opium
reclined in the hills
with Wallace
from the company
who through the haze
winked at me
as the Thai girl
brought in the tea

Wallace knew rubber
as I knew the jungle
we had fashioned
an alliance of sorts
as men do
in arduous conditions
"My good man"
as he was wont to declare
bristling with Etonian accent
downplayed his intentions
a disingenuous disguise
his virtues being few
"there is much to be done,
the world awaits Sir"

I took the hot tea
and considered the prospect
of rubber, men and machetes
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Posted: Feb 2022
About this poem:
Tapping away in 19th century style
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