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"potpourri" poems
Iron bench, open sore dragon rock, three in score flesh on body, tortured soul arms high, in hell's hole Corner bulb, neon light drake hotel, second flight jolly pop, rizla plus open flame, behind the bus Broken fixtures, tully hat channel swimmer, at the bat blind alley, words of cuss dealer waving, in a fuss Grim reaper, boys in blue super bee, armored shrew ****** sips, swollen glands potpourri, on demand Black death, huddler's arch beat the cold, and summer parch toothless grin, ****** glare obituary, to be shared Dead of night, decontrol cheeva tar, black coal east central, chinatown mr. freeze, is coming down Foot soldier, skidder row chicken feed, and white blow silver spoon, casted hand demons surface, on demand Frantic sounds, below the glass poison waiting, to be passed crack pipes, over coat bodies flat, begin to float Gospel sounds, from union square friends gather, deep in prayer guardian angels, now deployed thornton park, without a void Covenant house, in holy charm welcomes all, with open arms salvation spreads, on chapel row kindness that, cannot be sold
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Oct 14, 2017
Oct 14, 2017 at 5:36 PM UTC
Pidgeon Park
everything is on sale and I eat and eat and yell at the couple arguing in the ATM line and smirk at the pharmacist as I toss my meds in the can behind the counter king soopers my realm of crushed potpourri honeycrisp apples black cocktail dresses stuck shut with peanut butter I love grocery shopping.
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Oct 28, 2015
Oct 28, 2015 at 1:00 PM UTC
ego waffles
Scattering sweet fragrance throughout soft air Perfection at heaven’s finest Remembrance paints one soul a flare Calmly soothing My unrest Despite all the changes time has made Sweet fragrance sings to me In all my dreams a pleasing promenade Evokes a kiss of Fragrant potpourri A medley dances within my senses fine Of sweet nights with you Scattering fragrance throughout my mind Painting my soul Anew This sweet fragrance has no beginning Each kiss begins endlessly Dances within my senses softly awakening This fire inside So heavenly
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Oct 15, 2010
Oct 15, 2010 at 2:39 AM UTC
Sweet Fragrance
Folds of water Layers of dirt Bubbling foam A vast body wrapping itself around the Earth Schools of life Clumps of Color This is where it thrives The souls of creatures A potpourri of lives The might of the ocean The strength of the Sea No one can match No one could hardly believe its ability to devour kingdoms Engulf islands and make them its own Drag them down Yank them by their legs, shatter their bones Drag them down Til they ultimately can descend no more I can almost hear the primordial sea deity bellow With a voice so deep It shocks, explores and shakes your soul An immense Deep bass tone. It strikes more than just a powerful chord “Come back to me” “Return to your mother’s womb, down here, down low” “You belong to me, my right, my property!” “Return to the world below.” “Come back home.” Under the Sea What's deep beneath? The iridescent water The clouds of foam Conquered by monsters? Down there, Do sirens roam? We aren't aware We do not know Enigmatic waves Rows of fossils Caked in dirt A haven for aquatic raves A museum holding remnants telling the story of the Mother Earth This is the Sea Take a swim sometime and feel its rhythm Listen to its story Flow with the sea’s entrancing beat I have faith and I believe That the sea is a world of its own Accentuated sometimes by its powerful voice or melodious hum No less mighty than the world above. Let's keep this beautiful wet world untouched to keep it as it is, the world we love ©SHREYA DRISTI
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Nov 22, 2015
Nov 22, 2015 at 12:59 AM UTC
The Sea
Folds of water Layers of dirt Bubbling foam A vast body wrapping itself around the Earth Schools of life Clumps of Color This is where it thrives The souls of creatures A potpourri of lives The might of the ocean The strength of the Sea No one can match No one could hardly believe its ability to devour kingdoms Engulf islands and make them its own Drag them down Yank them by their legs, shatter their bones Drag them down Til they ultimately can descend no more I can almost hear the primordial sea deity bellow With a voice so deep It shocks, explores and shakes your soul An immense Deep bass tone. It strikes more than just a powerful chord “Come back to me” “Return to your mother’s womb, down here, down low” “You belong to me, my right, my property!” “Return to the world below.” “Come back home.” Under the Sea What's deep beneath? The iridescent water The clouds of foam Conquered by monsters? Down there, Do sirens roam? We aren't aware We do not know Enigmatic waves Rows of fossils Caked in dirt A haven for aquatic raves A museum holding remnants telling the story of the Mother Earth This is the Sea Take a swim sometime and feel its rhythm Listen to its story Flow with the sea’s entrancing beat I have faith and I believe That the sea is a world of its own Accentuated sometimes by its powerful voice or melodious hum No less mighty than the world above. Let's keep this beautiful wet world untouched to keep it as it is, the world we love ©SHREYA DRISTI
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the trouble with poetry (and this poetry site) is its facilitation awoke in a strange bed, my own, in a different city, with my old eyes renewed with, by loving amazement at the beauty of so many souls experimenting with edged, loving, dangerous compo-notions, that make me older than King David, who loved the love of life and this world, for here I am, falling too for the life & love potions of words of my fellow humans across vast oceans and I stoke their and stroke their heated words, pretending that the cool warmth of my tablet is both their gorgeous skin and alluring verbal twists that arouse my innermost, and break my already broken heart, and heals it at the very same time... all too, so easily this communication is at levels that descend, transcend, grips me with passion and consternation at my own desires, my open body & mind stirred, chilled, shaken, stirred and soothed by the busting out contradictions of us, me, so well hidden, so well revealed in the marvy ability of so many to share their essences, their own scents, just by words upon a page, and here I pause... to consider the duality of the word f a c i l e for poetry shared facilitates this burning,   "     "              "            "             "     tumult, and yet comes to me so facile, that I worry, that the words themselves are facile, cheap & easy, but then I am reassured by the very real drops of my body's fluids upon my cheeks, that confirm, that poetry is too so real, so living, and I guess you know me by my real name, my real face, and my realized words here, and wonder if I need cease to wonder why wonderful is... a thing my poetry is written by silent night, or early morn, so very differing, and laugh out loud at myself, for I am a differing man, at differing times, of a potpourri of contagious contradictory conceptions, that I traverse so easy, this facility is my blessing, and poetry my well worn skill at...facilitating this absurd admixture of human~you-man~a man~amen. and here I leave you... for I have left the sunroom too... @ 3:26 am Thu Sep 4 someplace else
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Sep 4, 2025
Sep 4, 2025 at 3:35 AM UTC
the trouble with poetry is...
the trouble with poetry (and this poetry site) is its facilitation awoke in a strange bed, my own, in a different city, with my old eyes renewed with, by loving amazement at the beauty of so many souls experimenting with edged, loving, dangerous compo-notions, that make me older than King David, who loved the love of life and this world, for here I am, falling too for the life & love potions of words of my fellow humans across vast oceans and I stoke their and stroke their heated words, pretending that the cool warmth of my tablet is both their gorgeous skin and alluring verbal twists that arouse my innermost, and break my already broken heart, and heals it at the very same time... all too, so easily this communication is at levels that descend, transcend, grips me with passion and consternation at my own desires, my open body & mind stirred, chilled, shaken, stirred and soothed by the busting out contradictions of us, me, so well hidden, so well revealed in the marvy ability of so many to share their essences, their own scents, just by words upon a page, and here I pause... to consider the duality of the word f a c i l e for poetry shared facilitates this burning,   "     "              "            "             "     tumult, and yet comes to me so facile, that I worry, that the words themselves are facile, cheap & easy, but then I am reassured by the very real drops of my body's fluids upon my cheeks, that confirm, that poetry is too so real, so living, and I guess you know me by my real name, my real face, and my realized words here, and wonder if I need cease to wonder why wonderful is... a thing my poetry is written by silent night, or early morn, so very differing, and laugh out loud at myself, for I am a differing man, at differing times, of a potpourri of contagious contradictory conceptions, that I traverse so easy, this facility is my blessing, and poetry my well worn skill at...facilitating this absurd admixture of human~you-man~a man~amen. and here I leave you... for I have left the sunroom too... @ 3:26 am Thu Sep 4 someplace else
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From wars erupting earths core, we've settled a score only for the heavens and hell to see. We smother the stench of temptations with potpourri, only to deceive others stimulating parts of a brain. Still pardon my slang Are we using something to rearrange a type of mental suicide arranged, in order to display portraits of lucid terror?, Throwing smoke bombs to keep a little order but even so that's just keeping us ***** for more slaughter. Like roaches and raid a single spray will cause fragment mutations a zombie faze shot with steroids and black plagues, just a graze to depict nations, human infested sanitation able to retaliate government abomination. A conversation my mind read by Pagans walking through hallways, a million rooms perfume and a two headed waitress, mind binding views, imitations, crosses, limitations, serpents, pulpits, fuels lit and shattered creations.
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Oct 3, 2013
Oct 3, 2013 at 3:46 PM UTC
The Land After Time
In one's life, A Happy Place, which we often recall...must have existed ....t'was where we felt at peace...and contented None can  break the serenity Of home...or church, or maybe a shady tree ...its proximity...offering safety, ....no worries, no fears that blur our eyes........ ...like that easy morning...with blue animated skies ........the smell of rice, ready for reaping, filled the air ....it felt nice, to sit by the creek...wind, messing hair ..........while throwing stones, on the water flowing .......having fun...watching people harvesting One day, those rice fields ..............had no more rice to yield ....just wide open spaces left, where young boys ...surrendered to the winds, their artfully designed toys ...colorful, Japanese paper...smooth, with sheen ...framed by several bamboo sticks...long and thin ...big, colorful birds and butterflies, flying high Naive, impermanent kites..... soaring to the skies We can never be sure....some  kites fly straight away, ............while a few others....stray ...fading songbirds, losing their way........broken dreams, Heading....towards distant, forgotten realms .......they're like words that couldn't rhyme ............like discordant tunes of a broken chime... In our minds, that Happy Place with kites......resides Sometimes, it stays behind, refusing light...it  hides ......for some reasons, it goes further down...deep inside Oftentimes, it inspires...and becomes our source of pride... ::::::::::::: Life, after all, is a potpourri of lengthy, and ephemeral strides, :::::::::::::: Proving further, black and white are two of life's many colors Light, or dark shade shouldn't  matter..... Because, in many ways...our cups always runneth over. ::::::::::::::: Sally Copyright October 5, 2016 Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan
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Oct 5, 2016
Oct 5, 2016 at 11:30 PM UTC
KITES
In one's life, A Happy Place, which we often recall...must have existed ....t'was where we felt at peace...and contented None can  break the serenity Of home...or church, or maybe a shady tree ...its proximity...offering safety, ....no worries, no fears that blur our eyes........ ...like that easy morning...with blue animated skies ........the smell of rice, ready for reaping, filled the air ....it felt nice, to sit by the creek...wind, messing hair ..........while throwing stones, on the water flowing .......having fun...watching people harvesting One day, those rice fields ..............had no more rice to yield ....just wide open spaces left, where young boys ...surrendered to the winds, their artfully designed toys ...colorful, Japanese paper...smooth, with sheen ...framed by several bamboo sticks...long and thin ...big, colorful birds and butterflies, flying high Naive, impermanent kites..... soaring to the skies We can never be sure....some  kites fly straight away, ............while a few others....stray ...fading songbirds, losing their way........broken dreams, Heading....towards distant, forgotten realms .......they're like words that couldn't rhyme ............like discordant tunes of a broken chime... In our minds, that Happy Place with kites......resides Sometimes, it stays behind, refusing light...it  hides ......for some reasons, it goes further down...deep inside Oftentimes, it inspires...and becomes our source of pride... ::::::::::::: Life, after all, is a potpourri of lengthy, and ephemeral strides, :::::::::::::: Proving further, black and white are two of life's many colors Light, or dark shade shouldn't  matter..... Because, in many ways...our cups always runneth over. ::::::::::::::: Sally Copyright October 5, 2016 Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan
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~ not a fan of reality TV, plenty of "unreal" episodes of my own direction stored, available for further review in the storage units of neuronic black and white prison brain cells which is why I have free~will chosen to enumerate my poem~videos; for easy retreat retrieval resurrection of the travelogue of mind own insurrections *a garage of mobility devices, car, rollerblades, cross country skis plus, a potpourri of escape methodologies that by definition are all round trippers, returned to their storage unit after use and I count them Noah~like, two by two, as they come on board, and when they disembark for days of rest and recreation* this one, #4, is born among headstones, just anther memory storage unit specialized, flag decorated, but different This is a one-way, no return, unit but it can be viewed at anytime by those who care to be users, by speaking this: *Read to me poem number four, on a day we celebrate, about free men of every color and persuasion, who are calling out to open the door to storage unit four, so we to can perform our once-a-year Tour of Duty to the those who called, and answered with limb and love, for by their glory, we are free too* to remember in any way we choose ~
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May 24, 2015
May 24, 2015 at 5:18 PM UTC
Fourth Poem: Storage Wars, Why One Numbers Poems on Memorial Day
soft sound of shoes on new pavement hot & clinging. sentences strung together/hinging on subjects of a wide variety, petroglyphs, ivory, & māori history. touching lamposts with the wicked curiosity of an only child. cutting the hair of strangers in an alleyway off of downtown, burning the strands in a bowl w/some potpourri interpreting the smoke.
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Jun 1, 2011
Jun 1, 2011 at 8:42 PM UTC
county wicklow
Santa came down the chimney He was glad the fireplace was not on this time. He dusted himself off and checked his GPS. Modern technology Has made his job so much easier. Santa remembered when he was using Mapquest It was not pretty. Trying to get into homes that did not have chimneys Was no easy business. He walked around the living room. And did not see a tree. So he took a plant from off the windowsill And put the presents by it. This should give them holiday cheer. Santa then went to the cookies. He was looking forward to the cookies and milk. I hope they have chocolate milk It is my favorite. He saw the cookies It was Macadamia nut. Santa shook his head It was not his favorite but he had to do. Then Santa saw the milk It looked like whole milk. Santa sighed. They are not bringing what Santa likes He then drank the milk And spat it out. What is this? Almond milk? Why would you do that to Santa He shouted. Then ran into the kitchen so no one would see him. Santa had to wash his mouth out. All the while muttering Almond milk, Almond milk?! Almond milk is not even milk! It is just potpourri that fakes being milk! Real milk comes from animals that feed on land. Not the land itself! Suddenly a man came to the kitchen with his son. And asked, What are you doing here?! The son cried out, Daddy he ate your milk and cookies! Santa tried to explain, I thought they were mine. And soon left the home. He went to his sleigh And told himself, I really should have reviewed the naughty list. These trips will be the end of me. Almond milk and macademia cookies?! What is this, all nut everything for Christmas?!
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Dec 21, 2017
Dec 21, 2017 at 1:04 PM UTC
Almond Milk is just potpourri that is faking being milk
Santa came down the chimney He was glad the fireplace was not on this time. He dusted himself off and checked his GPS. Modern technology Has made his job so much easier. Santa remembered when he was using Mapquest It was not pretty. Trying to get into homes that did not have chimneys Was no easy business. He walked around the living room. And did not see a tree. So he took a plant from off the windowsill And put the presents by it. This should give them holiday cheer. Santa then went to the cookies. He was looking forward to the cookies and milk. I hope they have chocolate milk It is my favorite. He saw the cookies It was Macadamia nut. Santa shook his head It was not his favorite but he had to do. Then Santa saw the milk It looked like whole milk. Santa sighed. They are not bringing what Santa likes He then drank the milk And spat it out. What is this? Almond milk? Why would you do that to Santa He shouted. Then ran into the kitchen so no one would see him. Santa had to wash his mouth out. All the while muttering Almond milk, Almond milk?! Almond milk is not even milk! It is just potpourri that fakes being milk! Real milk comes from animals that feed on land. Not the land itself! Suddenly a man came to the kitchen with his son. And asked, What are you doing here?! The son cried out, Daddy he ate your milk and cookies! Santa tried to explain, I thought they were mine. And soon left the home. He went to his sleigh And told himself, I really should have reviewed the naughty list. These trips will be the end of me. Almond milk and macademia cookies?! What is this, all nut everything for Christmas?!
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Your love is like a tulip. As you hold me, I feel free from pain; Free from thorns that keep the wounds alive when holding it tight. As you stare at me, you appreciate the natural beauty of me; Beauty that blooms in your sight, a rare beauty which hid on others' eyes. Tulip had withered nonstop, but its fragrant leaves on. While time long past, odorous love of yours remains. Your love is like a tulip. As you smell me, scent reminds memories; That keeps flashing in mind. As the time flies, I sniff the potpourri and your love lingers in the air.
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May 17, 2017
May 17, 2017 at 7:50 AM UTC
Tulip
Vanilla vowels and creamy colored consonants Naughty or nutty nouns of almonds, apples, apricots Aphrodisiac adjectives and very berry adverbs Passion fruit phrases pirouette like peaches in thought A pomegranate patter that pronounces a pronoun Or perhaps in veiled vines velvet verbs purr Wondrously whipped words of love Salacious sentences with strawberry stirred A mellowed musk melon of a metaphor A salubrious simile sits like a sapote crown Amorous alliterative adventures with romance and raisins An ooh la la of orange oomph onomatopoeic sounds An orchard of the alphabets in a fruity potpourri of speech A bearish pearish play and plum pun on words The language of love written with love In this hash mash bonhomie Valentine verse
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 8:56 AM UTC
A fruity poet potpourri of a Valentine's Verse
*chosen child for nature's creativity tangoing to the sway of twilight trees such spiritually sensual sensibilities hypersensitivity heightening passion life intensified in intellectual interest love embellished with emotional empathy oh, to bottle her elusive essence to drink in her wistful nights to infuse my tea with her promise to scent my pillow with her dreams uncork the atmospheric aroma of sepia tinged crescents wafting in celestial patisseries sweeten the clear blue skies with mists of crystallized honey perfuming the divine aether oh, fill my breath with her ephemeral synchronize my life's pulse to the metronome ponytails of skipping girls followed by the tails of wagging dogs*
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Jul 11, 2014
Jul 11, 2014 at 1:07 PM UTC
Crazed Potpourri
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 4:45 PM UTC
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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A mountain A shark fin A hang-man A seven Candelabra Insects Test tubes Disease Full moon Candelabra Umbrella Whipping cane Crook Herder Candelabra Alpha Elves Pretty Alps Hollow Candelabra Light bulb Reptile Annulus Coil Candelabra A skirt A birth A girth A first Candelabra Sunspots Patterns Blinded Heaven Candelabra Spider Structure Front door Glass fracture Candelabra Animals Aliens Threatening Harmless Candelabra Money Dead leaves Decay Potpourri Candelabra Peace Horns Antennas *********** Candelabra
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Nov 19, 2011
Nov 19, 2011 at 7:02 PM UTC
Candelabra
I remember the way they used to hang their art so proudly with me. Messy crayon drawings of pure imagination. I saw them sneak popsicles from the freezer when no one was looking. I watched the plants on the windowsill grow, reaching for a sky on the other side of the pane. They cooked meals in that room and stained me with the flavor of bubbling tomato sauce, baked sourdough, and the gentle simmer of potpourri. There was magic sometimes, in the youthful grins over candles and the silent wishes they made. There were evenings of sharp, acidic vinegar and boiling eggs they dyed for Easter.  There were arguments: yelling, screaming and crying—the growing pains of a family. There was violence too, tempers flaring, heads butting, and holes in the walls like black holes swallowing the light. There was a garden through the windows that grew with them—wild yet cultivated. This house was filled with their problems, with their love, with their lives. But, eventually, it emptied of them. Slowly, like an ancient lake dried up by the sun, they learned how to change to move on. They spread out like clouds across the sky and put me in a box. Now, I can’t help but wonder from my resting place: where have they drifted to, and how have they had to change to keep going?
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Sep 15, 2025
Sep 15, 2025 at 10:06 AM UTC
the fridge magnet
Poetry Is... ...a journey ...to magical places never seen....never been to... ...places...we don't wish to be... places...we'd rather be... ...a palette... paints the world black...white... yellow....green...blue... ...white doves fly somewhere some places... red covers the atmosphere ...a bucket of faces...names...moments we remember or forget ....a potpourri... of sweet nothings curses promises, broken unheard conversations ...of bleeding hearts, feelings reciprocated, smiles, escaping from contented lips ...of lovers, riding tandem bikes flying kites planning dreaming... unending ...of grips loosening leaving... still, we breathe still, we exist... Poetry is anything...tangible...invisible Poetry is US....the WORLD.... (10W X 10) Sally Copyright October 2015 Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan
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Nov 2, 2015
Nov 2, 2015 at 1:02 AM UTC
POETRY IS...
Potpourri Getting deceived nothing received loving destruction covered in corruption been slowly choking words already spoken ticking time bomb dying in Vietnam everyone is confused difficult to get amused laying in bed crying wishing to be dying wondering how and when every now and again going, going gone trying desperately to hang on no more power time to devour take total control dig deep into soul always a way no need to pay lost then found silence now sound flirt with disaster become your own master take a risky chance not at first glance grin and bare it make everything fit try and understand nothing is planned have a good day all I can say.
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 1:31 PM UTC
Potpourri
Orange canoe leaves and castling roots    and a potpourri of rocks and twigs and mosses      hailed my pathway. Fresh, white flowers mingled with their rusted sisters upon the ground, like copper-splashed jasper.           The canoe leaves curled as the white and rusted flowers tumbled through them like toppled teacups and feathered, Victorian party hats.        Their christened sisters mirrored them among the boughs above and talked loftily about the treetops       as the fallen ones chattered amidst *******       and the roots dividing the tables of their tea party— unaware, and heedless, of how far they’d fallen.
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 8:57 PM UTC
Trail Through the Smoky Mountains
And --- There Is ........... Dust on my ***** .. Dust on her ****** ---------- (The vulture came The CHILD is dead) ----- ---- He went into his HAIKU-zzi To sweat it all out!! ----- -- Pain here! Pain there! PAIN! ..... The NAME Of the new VIDEO GAME! --- Made a million dollars On stocks on the thing! ----- In the whore-torn streets (Washington d c) WAR Bares her half  eaten ******* and ***** --- AND YOU ARE HERE! (doing nothing but collecting tin cans Hoping to afford her!) ---- ---- I read this book which showed Jesus As the First Zionist Who plotted the whole thing out In order To eventually capture Arab land oil For god -- It was amazing ! ------ HAIKU --- Here I sit MEDITATION! Nice view! -- Wish you were here
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 10:13 PM UTC
Potpourri
O' heart, I wonder how you can store so many different emotions of ours in just thy four puny chambers while pumping away the liquid of life O' heart in you we discover love but side by side you can harbour hate In you we find the emotion of happiness but side by side you simmer rage! When you cease to beat many plans you thwart May God protect the young human heart. And while some O' heart you hold dear some make you skip a beat in fear! O' heart but we find in you as well the vile emotion of jealousy Such a potpourri of emotions in you dwell Help filter out any wrong ones for you and me! A mere four chambers indeed, but spacious are they Invite therein whomsoever in the world you may But in the end forget not to reserve atleast a single chamber for its Creator, to preserve The creator of hearts More than that deserves.
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Sep 23, 2018
Sep 23, 2018 at 2:16 PM UTC
O' Human heart
3 hands kidding hands, an autocorrection title, was supposed to be kissing hands but either works man overcome with an elixir of Sunday bed warming/charming/chilling, lukewarm "hot" coffee, melodious love songs inducing languorously hand-to-mouth, five finger fore play love making a potpourri of knuckle gnawing and gentling kisses upon a hand borrowed from the a tablet holder, while she reads the paper bemoaning the sorry state of the world, the government permissions bad guys... and weeps for the world we are leaving behind a mood changer with 100% effectiveness newspapers- a safe *** condiment think I'll reheat my coffee <•> my hand she cant sleep knows that I'm up at 2:08am composing.   and showed her earlier today the kidding hands poem just as the lights were going down, downtown on William's Measure For Measure so at 2:09am her hand snakes over and wrap itself around my thumb as if she was weaning an infant from what infants like doing, or weaning grownup old men like me from doing at 2:09am, what they should be best leaving alone, like writing poetry or it could just be the woman pseudo-sucking a poets thumb as a way of saying can't sleep head buzzing and in between I love the livening lying of living with your hands thumb in me <•> the facement of your hands dr. mandy is handy with a needling drink of boo boo bo-toxin that auto corrects the face's reflecting times drawing upon it, our bodies facement; an effacement I suppose, or maybe a defacement.   very little to be done to keep the hands couture covering from revealing what devolutionary year it is for you: why I write of the facement of your hands and why I kiss them, your hands, lovingly, hoping the natural  toxins on my lips can ****** their aging, and if they can't, then it is a great way of saying I love you <•>   2:53am
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Oct 23, 2017
Oct 23, 2017 at 3:00 AM UTC
3 hands
3 hands kidding hands, an autocorrection title, was supposed to be kissing hands but either works man overcome with an elixir of Sunday bed warming/charming/chilling, lukewarm "hot" coffee, melodious love songs inducing languorously hand-to-mouth, five finger fore play love making a potpourri of knuckle gnawing and gentling kisses upon a hand borrowed from the a tablet holder, while she reads the paper bemoaning the sorry state of the world, the government permissions bad guys... and weeps for the world we are leaving behind a mood changer with 100% effectiveness newspapers- a safe *** condiment think I'll reheat my coffee <•> my hand she cant sleep knows that I'm up at 2:08am composing.   and showed her earlier today the kidding hands poem just as the lights were going down, downtown on William's Measure For Measure so at 2:09am her hand snakes over and wrap itself around my thumb as if she was weaning an infant from what infants like doing, or weaning grownup old men like me from doing at 2:09am, what they should be best leaving alone, like writing poetry or it could just be the woman pseudo-sucking a poets thumb as a way of saying can't sleep head buzzing and in between I love the livening lying of living with your hands thumb in me <•> the facement of your hands dr. mandy is handy with a needling drink of boo boo bo-toxin that auto corrects the face's reflecting times drawing upon it, our bodies facement; an effacement I suppose, or maybe a defacement.   very little to be done to keep the hands couture covering from revealing what devolutionary year it is for you: why I write of the facement of your hands and why I kiss them, your hands, lovingly, hoping the natural  toxins on my lips can ****** their aging, and if they can't, then it is a great way of saying I love you <•>   2:53am
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aromatic coffee awakens senses    midst the gestured warmth of radiant       smiles's 'tween morning brew, reverently paused to catch     the awe inspiring  poignancy                of sunrise's exhilaration, whilst cozily wrapped in the delightful unfurl    of captivating poetry's skillful delectation     a rising ritual begun many blue moons afore,   tempting consciousness, feeding soulfulness     enlightening sensibilities as it         enriches the day's appreciation                'pon the keen awareness of poets, tempests from all niches of the world    coming together amid upheavals and serenity, ceremoniously dubbed fierce confirmations       of words expressly borne, communing the          artfully spirited of resourceful artisans,      procuring special collective bonds that                only poesy can wholly dictate, they look upon us as enigmas   rather strange breed of puzzling characters,      as this inexplicable endeavor         escapes their stifled perceptions          of conduit's musing reasonable facsimile, we're merely cognitive passages for     experiences on common ground        in realizations of all-too-human foibles           eccentricities, yearnings and fortitude, released deliverance of  potpourri    serving up inky joy beyond expression,     intention's distinction deciphering       reflections in meditative affirmations, breadth of unrestrained beholden visions    conjured notions of paramount significance        wherein lies evidence of life's burnt offerings, beginnings and endings of hearts' indulgences      wept in resolute  celebrations of existence                 as only a poet could discernibly translate
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Jul 9, 2015
Jul 9, 2015 at 8:23 AM UTC
Poetry's aromatic unfurl
aromatic coffee awakens senses    midst the gestured warmth of radiant       smiles's 'tween morning brew, reverently paused to catch     the awe inspiring  poignancy                of sunrise's exhilaration, whilst cozily wrapped in the delightful unfurl    of captivating poetry's skillful delectation     a rising ritual begun many blue moons afore,   tempting consciousness, feeding soulfulness     enlightening sensibilities as it         enriches the day's appreciation                'pon the keen awareness of poets, tempests from all niches of the world    coming together amid upheavals and serenity, ceremoniously dubbed fierce confirmations       of words expressly borne, communing the          artfully spirited of resourceful artisans,      procuring special collective bonds that                only poesy can wholly dictate, they look upon us as enigmas   rather strange breed of puzzling characters,      as this inexplicable endeavor         escapes their stifled perceptions          of conduit's musing reasonable facsimile, we're merely cognitive passages for     experiences on common ground        in realizations of all-too-human foibles           eccentricities, yearnings and fortitude, released deliverance of  potpourri    serving up inky joy beyond expression,     intention's distinction deciphering       reflections in meditative affirmations, breadth of unrestrained beholden visions    conjured notions of paramount significance        wherein lies evidence of life's burnt offerings, beginnings and endings of hearts' indulgences      wept in resolute  celebrations of existence                 as only a poet could discernibly translate
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in a fitting finale i summon the vanquisher of death to end this interminable cycle of transmigration the ask.... a taste of ambrosia stealthily hidden in the tranquil crevice between a potpourri of thoughts crescent bearing jewel pure as jasmine grant me the nectar of immortality ©2019
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Jul 18, 2019
Jul 18, 2019 at 4:22 PM UTC
nectar of immortality
I'm collecting dead wildflowers in a jar. I've been watching their color fade, wondering just how dull they may grow at the end of each day. I leave them in my windowsill and let the sun drain them of sustenance. It's quite interesting how easily an item of livelihood can lead to such tribulation.
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Jul 2, 2016
Jul 2, 2016 at 2:46 AM UTC
Potpourri