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Ma Cherie Sep 2016
Yut,
Well, I'd woke up early
**** rooster
just about  the crack of dawn
last crickets chirping loudly
heavy dew carpetin' the lawn
cold air, ya know
can see my breath that time of mornin'
as the tired furnace is  a kickin' in

Stretchin'

Emmmm hmmm, well dat'
woodstove she's a squirmin' with anticipation!
Yes sir,
smell of the incomin' weather
fresh cut and stacked Maple, except them box elder type you know gettin'
researched
Oak too, yut
some Birch ...burns real pretty

I hear them pumpkin patches callin'
eager to win those hearts
and the children
funny duffers in costumes

Ya, beckonin' a reckonin' they are
to become silky pies in their namesake
a big ol' mess left in that wake
from jack-o-lanterns,
& roasted an toasted
seeds of joy we use all win'ter 'round here

Kinda like the sound of them tires on the pavement ya know?
Warm hummin',
they're rustlin' down asphalt
with the leaves
visitors headed home again
will give way to the sloshin' of sleet, freezin' rain
whata' pain

Well here comes the ol' horses
and a wooden cart
to collect the trash
17 years
Percheron prizes them beauties
I really like that sound too
hoves clunkin' in perfect harmony

Yut, agreed,
love this place indeed
clip clopin' along with jinglin' bells soon
straight outta' Robert Frost he is

A symphony of smells
the ringin' of the church bells
time to eat
sighing

"Well...take a seat
Mornin' boys"

Oh Momma's up
Fill up her cup!

Oh thank you kindly
Well, we got some perfectly cooked hickr'y smoked local bacon
Scrambled eggs so beautiful and fluffy they look like clouds of clear yellow sunshine on that plate
those girls did well this year
Maple yogurt I insist on
with that crunchy homemade
sweet n' salty nut Granola
Don't forget some fresh fruit salad
stuff goin' on now
rest been reserved for winter days
Can't say that I'm not lookin' forward
to some wild blueberry pancakes
and that beautiful amber
Vermont maple syrup"

Yut,
was a lotta' work drainin' those sleepin' veins of golden sugar
emmmm
Is a great mornin'

"Good to savor the wonderful gifts the seasons bring, share and enjoy "

We certainly are grateful ma'am.

Take Your Hat Off What's The Hurry?
Just because...some people say "Yut" silencing the T here not everyone of course, I love old time Vermonter's they know everyone and everything!
Hist? . . .
Through the corridor's echoes,
Louder and nearer
Comes a great shuffling of feet.
Quick, every one of you,
Strighten your quilts, and be decent!
Here's the Professor.

In he comes first
With the bright look we know,
From the broad, white brows the kind eyes
Soothing yet nerving you.  Here at his elbow,
White-capped, white-aproned, the Nurse,
Towel on arm and her inkstand
Fretful with quills.
Here in the ruck, anyhow,
Surging along,
Louts, duffers, exquisites, students, and prigs--
Whiskers and foreheads, scarf-pins and spectacles--
Hustles the Class!  And they ring themselves
Round the first bed, where the Chief
(His dressers and clerks at attention),
Bends in inspection already.

So shows the ring
Seen from behind round a conjurer
Doing his pitch in the street.
High shoulders, low shoulders, broad shoulders, narrow ones,
Round, square, and angular, serry and shove;
While from within a voice,
Gravely and weightily fluent,
Sounds; and then ceases; and suddenly
(Look at the stress of the shoulders!)
Out of a quiver of silence,
Over the hiss of the spray,
Comes a low cry, and the sound
Of breath quick intaken through teeth
Clenched in resolve.  And the Master
Breaks from the crowd, and goes,
Wiping his hands,
To the next bed, with his pupils
Flocking and whispering behind him.

Now one can see.
Case Number One
Sits (rather pale) with his bedclothes
Stripped up, and showing his foot
(Alas for God's Image!)
Swaddled in wet, white lint
Brilliantly hideous with red.
Mahiks Oct 2019
I have got so much to speak to you

Problems I face and the fun I do

But dunno where to start and end

Who to meet and where to wend



To you I'm a fellow unknown

But still you hear me, I know

And I thank you for that you pay attention

But to change yourself is never your intention



You know my most poems show today's truth

The problems and confusions within the youth

You read my words and think deep

Wish to change a bit but then you sleep



The next morning you forget me

My words, my concerns, my poetry

I know you feel the same what I write

Cause I am one of you and I don't let anyone be blind



My words are not new or fiction

Of wrong or right, It's my confession

Which you all know but don't react

You should too admit but you step back



I dare you all if you start right this sec

Step ahead and move out from the desk

Bring a change in whatever is flawed

Not for me, but for the lord



Yeah, poetry is my hobby, my passion and love

But I don't just write to impress, but above

that I am a dreamy human who dreams of a paradise world

So I try to change the globe through touching hearts by words



But if you just read, think, forget and move on

Then with generations it'll pass on

The mistakes will not change, and everyone will suffer

All will need a revolution but they behave like duffers



They'll yell inside to make things right

But now and then, no one will spill the guts to fight

Then one day,

everything will vanish away



Look at that, if you ignore just a tiny thing

What can happen, the world can sink

Forget my poems, read anything that motivates

But I beg, please don't stay and wait



Make an effort to make sure

That what you regret should not the kids anymore

What you suffer, what gives you pain

Change the whole **** thing!
You know, I mostly write about life and life problems. The situation of today.....

You read my poems, you realise what is necessary, you then forget me. You want a change but don't want to make any effort. If you need something you have to work hard for it. This poem is written from the core of a poet's heart how it feels when her words affect people but still nothing changes the youth of today is the future of tomorrow. We need to change and we have to change.

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