As another summer rains again start,
Beauty once more graces the weathered field.
Cornflowers' allure sets them miles apart
Decorate as profit is theirs to yield.
Each raindrop—delight for their new petals,
Fields now agog, no longer bound by gloom.
Giving rise to dreams of liquid metals~
Hopes that endure one more season of bloom.
In autumn, their beauty begins to fade,
June to October rendezvous over.
Keeping clean the spots their petals once laid,
Leaving some for critters with the drover.
Many more months before new petals shine,
Night envelopes their beauties with dark veils.
On empty plains, butterflies start to whine;
Probing questions scattered by autumn's gales.
Questions, only nature gives their answers,
Reasons men's skill is low compared to God~
Simply great turning petals to dancers.
Taking time for bees to even applaud.
Unlike in fall that flowers start to wilt
Vibrant blooms welcome their stay in summer
Winter's chilling grip hit them to the hilt.
Xylosma even lose their charisma.
Year in year out, season repeats the script
Zealous codes nature declines to decript.
May 27, 2025
May 27, 2025 at 12:27 AM UTC
As another summer rains again start,
Beauty once more graces the weathered field.
Cornflowers' allure sets them miles apart
Decorate as profit is theirs to yield.
Each raindrop—delight for their new petals,
Fields now agog, no longer bound by gloom.
Giving rise to dreams of liquid metals~
Hopes that endure one more season of bloom.
In autumn, their beauty begins to fade,
June to October rendezvous over.
Keeping clean the spots their petals once laid,
Leaving some for critters with the drover.
Many more months before new petals shine,
Night envelopes their beauties with dark veils.
On empty plains, butterflies start to whine;
Probing questions scattered by autumn's gales.
Questions, only nature gives their answers,
Reasons men's skill is low compared to God~
Simply great turning petals to dancers.
Taking time for bees to even applaud.
Unlike in fall that flowers start to wilt
Vibrant blooms welcome their stay in summer
Winter's chilling grip hit them to the hilt.
Xylosma even lose their charisma.
Year in year out, season repeats the script
Zealous codes nature declines to decript.
May 27, 2025
May 27, 2025 at 12:24 AM UTC
Will the tears ever dry?
When wrong wishes wreck what we want,
So, each day we must try,
Featherfins flee from feral fish,
Known for never bein' shy.
Strength still same, sanity stays sane.
So we're still full of grace
Gentle giants give grander goals.
Though failure leaves no trace,
Because best buddies brin' business—
No regrets in our case.
Done deals don't destroy destinies.
Can hate stop our prayer?
Extra egos, evil echoes,
But we're under His care.
Big blessings brin' bolder beliefs,
Till success becomes clear.
We won't waste what we wish we want.
For things our minds conceive,
With wisdom we will win worse wars.
We rather hope than grieve.
Taking turns to task the trials,
On God's robe, our hands cleave—
Right resources, real rewards.
May 9, 2025
May 9, 2025 at 1:40 AM UTC
I'll climb
the tallest mountains with no stress,
I just need~
a helmet, rope, and other climbing gear,
warm layers, good boots, maybe some fear,
a bit of my heart in my mouth,
to chase the butterflies from my belly—
no need to fight against my shadow~
it'll be too light upon the rock,
wrapping
my image around
the creeps
like a siamese twin
afraid to be
u n j o i n e d...
then, with gentleness,
without my blood running cold,
so the teeth of cold don’t bite too deep,
up my legs will climb~
a step at a time,
slow and steady~toward the top,
trusting my body to do the rest~
just pausing...
to refuel my throat and tum,
sip from the hydration bladder,
and from my backpack, grub a hiking snack...
When at the peak~/\
show me the bullet,
let me bite~
now too far for my feet to be cold,
release the wings~~~
let me f l y
like an eagle~~~
let me s o a r
far into the sky where no star gleams
and no moon glows nor sun shines
where angels peep~and I can see them
and the roars of lions are like
w h i s p e r s
and thunderbolt shouts are dim,
where s i l e n c e is loud, yet never speaks
where lights are like shadows,
with f l i c k s brighter than the sun,
and fires that burn with no flame—
just pale blue s m o t h e r s ~
in a womb so sullen and solemn.
Will I get friends among the a l i e n s,
if I fly~~~in a saucership, oxygen-filled,
dinitrogen oxide~ to force a laugh,
to rise from where l o n e l i n e s s
has thrown me:
down in the dump;
face like a wet weekend;
just to have the blues;
what if the saucercraft c r a s h - l a n d e d ?
Will I be found—still human—
like in
"There are Martians Among Us?"
But wait...
are the lights on, and no one at home?
am I far away with the fairies?
If true,
then there is
a method
to this
m a d n e s s.
Apr 18, 2025
Apr 18, 2025 at 10:44 PM UTC
Do you think I'll cry if I lose your love?
My heart is a rock; my friend is a dove.
So I stay strong no matter the tension,
I'm unmoved by whatever you mention.
Like a dove, I'll always embrace your peace,
I'll be true to you like a fine timepiece.
When you're finally back to your senses,
Your grief won't be part of my expenses.
Giving peace of mind like a cool sea breeze,
I won’t chase a love that fades with such ease.
Feb 28, 2025
Feb 28, 2025 at 11:35 AM UTC
How long wait for sun?
Darkness starts to stun.
Cold bites have begun,
The heater blows cold.
The worst cold foretold.
So cold, the north pole.
A wait to console...
a plea to my soul.
Words cold in my mouth.
Deep ice yet there's drought.
I'd die if it's south.
Dark veils, sun deferred
Polar nights, I heard.
Survival blurred.
Death has a threshold.
As cold nights unfold.
Feb 9, 2025
Feb 9, 2025 at 3:22 AM UTC
On the base of a flower vase,
that's where you left her last blood trace:
A reminder of your fresh ****
your Valentine's day gruesome chill.
Caked blood now covers the deep wound,
her flesh still looks fresh on the ground.
But her spirit roams far away,
graveyards too small for her to stay.
Her lips still wear your last cold kiss.
Her warm hugs, you'll forever miss.
Her soft hands, you can't again grab;
a gone soul, you can't again stab.
From cemeteries, vengeance screams;
her vengeful spirit haunts your dreams.
Her ghost won't rest till your soul flees
and the breezes from your nose freeze.
Feb 8, 2025
Feb 8, 2025 at 2:28 AM UTC
Let me now sing the song of my old age,
All I recount now belongs to the past.
Since all the changes noticed are so vast,
Let this song be sung by a real sage.
This face, now so old, ugly, and wrinkled,
Once shone with a bright glow, so appealing.
Though no longer smooth, fine or unpeeling,
This same old skin was once never crinkled.
These eyes, now drooping, dimmed by poor vision,
Once sparkled with allure and shone brightly.
These hands were once fresh, smooth, and felt sprightly,
Though now they tremble, void of precision.
This mouth, now sunken and full of gnashers,
Once gleamed with the shine of pearly white teeth.
A life once vibrant, fresh as blooming wreath,
Now murmurs soft through folds of old tatters.
These feet, worn and cracked, trudging so slowly,
Once romped in the bloom of youthful delight.
Though now calloused and bent, aching each night,
They had dreams, carried them with strength boldly.
Jan 19, 2025
Jan 19, 2025 at 5:16 PM UTC
You:
my life;
each day
dreams.
Like a morn' dew,
without blemish,
just as I wished.
As a mint
that freshens,
with no
ceasing.
Each day,
brings it
as a new birth.
Every night,
turns it into a
film for my
dreams.
New wake,
makes it an
excitement.
To
showcase your
beauty that
shines like a
rocket in
space.
Dec 20, 2024
Dec 20, 2024 at 5:32 AM UTC
Their alliances rob others of their peace;
their thirst for human blood is without cease.
A once prosperous place plundered to debt,
its residents flee, drenched in their cold sweat.
The redness from the veins still stains the ground;
bones stripped of flesh lie scattered all around.
In every soul, peace lies buried in dearth~
that's what wars do, even before my birth.
The skies in Gaza yield a fiery rain;
the rubble groans with unbearable pain.
The wails of children pierce the cold night,
their dreams consumed by war's unyielding blight.
To Gaza’s children, let this pledge remain:
We’ll strive to break this never-ending chain;
for peace must rise where violence once grew,
and love must guide the path we all pursue.
Dec 3, 2024
Dec 3, 2024 at 8:33 PM UTC