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"sonar" poems
Ears pressed cool against glass tables and vinyl flooring words score high drained slowly slow like wasps caught in guttered draining not like velvet names etched in casing, but weathered like bricked and beaten graffiti – Waning like wax always melting Tools: spelling and grammar – uncheck Don’t fret too many gerunds grounding air suffocating hearing between the lines that past lower truths out straight in dirt and stinky face: eyes drawn with pensive staring lines drawn global remains of words unused: boycott form because it isn’t daring. Adopt sonar because it traces the smokestack between eaves drop and scrap metal hearing like thorns prickled cut by cleaver. Clink, clink, clank. Unlatch cellar doors of images fixed in meaning: glances slanted heads poked out behind legs enchanting ink under eyelids. Clank, click, click. Wishing: Sunday morning came to rest and the cat perched rest without the windowsill and the space between my legs lost meaning. Forgetting: Painted houses haunting furniture misplaced, training lessons in memory fading.   Dreaming: Sounds dipped in vegetable oil, Van Morrison in teething states caring. Still lost without my last breathe wondering…
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Mar 2, 2011
Mar 2, 2011 at 1:31 PM UTC
THERAPY IN WRITING
at three times the speed of sound the SR-71 was so fast it didn’t need to hide, but when I met you we were slower, metal walls covered in black reconnaissance paint, sonar silence. blackbird, shy sometimes you bit your lower lip, or my eyes drowned, and we looked down and I cursed my stubbornly earthbound feet, but blessed be the stars that crossed for us to meet. blackbird, cry under the cozy cover of quietly building-up time we moved on. when the back of your hand brushes my face it slowly lifts another brick of something sturdy into place. the way your palms get clammy with excitement when you point out planes coming out and in, the way your eyes light with joy and nervousness at my reaction is how I feel when I lean over your shoulder and point out jupiter in the sky. blackbird, dry your eyes the hello was slow, but goodbyes move faster than sound. we finally found saturn and then time ran out. standard procedure for the SR-71 in the event of a missile lock-on was to continue being the fastest thing in the sky. blackbird, fly
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Jul 30, 2015
Jul 30, 2015 at 4:36 PM UTC
SR-71 blackbird
there was a little dolphin he was sad oneday poor chap got lost he had lost his way his sonar wasnt working no direction could he find from the other dolphins he got left behind. then a friendly whale he came swimming by the little dolphin saw him and began to cry whale he asked the dolphin why he was so sad i have lost my way he said lost my mum and dad dont worry said the whale just you follow me i will take you back to where you long to be of they swam together in the ocean blue when whale he spotted dolphins coming in to view. dolphin he was happy his sadness turned to glad whale had found his family and his mum and dad whale he said goodbye as he swam away dolphin joined is family and never more did stray
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 11:25 AM UTC
lost dolphin
Encephalon is the flagitious syndicate target To imprison the saintly and resistant population In the research agenda which is classified We are selected guinea pigs in a nightmare To the unethical secret operations Unknown to many, is the silent suffering Of isolated victims living amongst the community Satellite surveillance includes electromagnetic harassment That burning, thought stealing, control of limbs feeling I was done by the hoary Navy's sonar Poor dolphins washed up Cornwall's beach(1) After sonar echoed in my right lughole Mind control technology has evolved The community are recruited by false propaganda Thats the local police, council, library, not restricted to neighbours Old style Cointelpro is in play Discredited, slanders, and victim blaming Who can we share with but other targets Nobody asked which human is for "use" in trials?
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Jun 24, 2020
Jun 24, 2020 at 10:37 AM UTC
Targeted Individuals Poem
Madrid quedó vacía sólo estamos los otros y por eso se siente la presencia de las plazas los jardines y fuentes los parques y glorietas como siempre en verano madrid se ha convertido en una calma unánime pero agradece nuestra permanencia a contrapelo de los más es un agosto de eclosión privada sin mercaderes ni paraguas sin comitivas ni mitines en ningún otro mes del larguísimo año existe enlace tan sutil entre la poderosa metrópoli y nosotros pecadores afortunadamente los árboles han vuelto a ser protagonistas del aire gratuito como antes cuando los ecologistas no eran todavía imprescindibles también los pájaros disfrutan ala batiente de una urbe que inesperadamente se transforma en vivible y volable los madrileños han huido a la montaña y a marbella a ciudadela y benidorm a formentor y tenerife y nos entregan sin malicia a los otros que ahora por fin somos nosotros un madrid sorprendente casi vacante       despejado limpio de hollín y disponible en él andamos como dueños tercermundistas del arrobo en solidarias pulcras avenidas sudando con unción la gota gorda el verano no es tiempo de fragor sino de verde tregua empalagados del rencor insomne estamos como nunca dispuestos a la paz en el rato estival la historia se detiene y todos descubrimos una vida postiza pero cuando el asueto se termine volverán a sonar las bocinas los gritos las sirenas los mueras y los vivas bombas y zambombazos y las dulces metódicas campanas durante tres fecundas estaciones nadie se acordará de pájaros y árboles
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Pausa de agosto
Madrid quedó vacía sólo estamos los otros y por eso se siente la presencia de las plazas los jardines y fuentes los parques y glorietas como siempre en verano madrid se ha convertido en una calma unánime pero agradece nuestra permanencia a contrapelo de los más es un agosto de eclosión privada sin mercaderes ni paraguas sin comitivas ni mitines en ningún otro mes del larguísimo año existe enlace tan sutil entre la poderosa metrópoli y nosotros pecadores afortunadamente los árboles han vuelto a ser protagonistas del aire gratuito como antes cuando los ecologistas no eran todavía imprescindibles también los pájaros disfrutan ala batiente de una urbe que inesperadamente se transforma en vivible y volable los madrileños han huido a la montaña y a marbella a ciudadela y benidorm a formentor y tenerife y nos entregan sin malicia a los otros que ahora por fin somos nosotros un madrid sorprendente casi vacante       despejado limpio de hollín y disponible en él andamos como dueños tercermundistas del arrobo en solidarias pulcras avenidas sudando con unción la gota gorda el verano no es tiempo de fragor sino de verde tregua empalagados del rencor insomne estamos como nunca dispuestos a la paz en el rato estival la historia se detiene y todos descubrimos una vida postiza pero cuando el asueto se termine volverán a sonar las bocinas los gritos las sirenas los mueras y los vivas bombas y zambombazos y las dulces metódicas campanas durante tres fecundas estaciones nadie se acordará de pájaros y árboles
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The Pen The pick up the pen; The put it down again (That sunken feeling, nemesis or friend?) The pen. The Pen. The pacing, the pressing up against The period. Stop stopping Again. Pick it up to put it down. Pointless. Pshaw. Please. Please me simplicity. C’mon! C’mon pen lemme pick it up And put something down. I’ll plagiarize the flow for a few words of my own. I’m looking for inspiration from the great beyond. My muse is missing. I know the medium is a constraint. I know inside The set of symbols paints Me into a corner. The parameters Of my pen’s head worn out. I’m ****** The metaphors Pressed. The pen is second-guessed. A literate piece of poetic license, The defense mechanism Against the prison I impose. Me, myself, and I inside The pen pining for a purpose. The nexus of picking it up and putting it down Is perplexing me, is vexing Me like a sticky keyboard key. So, I’m putting it all down With the pen. The pen. The picking it up: who cares? The putting it down: pensive prohibition. The picking up; what I left out. The putting it down: polygraph precision. The picking up where I left off: The putting it down: priority, what’s left of me. The picking it up, when I don’t even know Why I bother? The putting it down: passion The putting it down: plea of let me be. The putting it down periscope; I’m diving under The pressure’s mounting; I’m down for the counting on my muse To bring me back From that inky black abyss once again My personal sonar is Probing the depths, of what lies hidden within the pen.
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Aug 1, 2016
Aug 1, 2016 at 7:46 AM UTC
The Pen
The Pen The pick up the pen; The put it down again (That sunken feeling, nemesis or friend?) The pen. The Pen. The pacing, the pressing up against The period. Stop stopping Again. Pick it up to put it down. Pointless. Pshaw. Please. Please me simplicity. C’mon! C’mon pen lemme pick it up And put something down. I’ll plagiarize the flow for a few words of my own. I’m looking for inspiration from the great beyond. My muse is missing. I know the medium is a constraint. I know inside The set of symbols paints Me into a corner. The parameters Of my pen’s head worn out. I’m ****** The metaphors Pressed. The pen is second-guessed. A literate piece of poetic license, The defense mechanism Against the prison I impose. Me, myself, and I inside The pen pining for a purpose. The nexus of picking it up and putting it down Is perplexing me, is vexing Me like a sticky keyboard key. So, I’m putting it all down With the pen. The pen. The picking it up: who cares? The putting it down: pensive prohibition. The picking up; what I left out. The putting it down: polygraph precision. The picking up where I left off: The putting it down: priority, what’s left of me. The picking it up, when I don’t even know Why I bother? The putting it down: passion The putting it down: plea of let me be. The putting it down periscope; I’m diving under The pressure’s mounting; I’m down for the counting on my muse To bring me back From that inky black abyss once again My personal sonar is Probing the depths, of what lies hidden within the pen.
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there was a little dolphin a clever chap was he he lived in the ocean in the deep blue sea he sad sonar sense to guide him on his way to tell him to go so he wouldnt stray oneday while out swimming he heard a little noise coming from the side of a marker buoy it was a little crab very sad was he caught up in the buoy trying to break free dolphin he was clever and knew what to do the rope the crab was stuck in he began to chew dophin chewed and chewed till the crab was free he had been released back in to the sea crab was very happy dolphin saved the day he waved goodbye to dolphin as he swam away dolphin he was glad the little crab was free feeling very proud a hero now was he
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 8:22 AM UTC
hero dolphin
Words blow with the blast Ink drops as oil to the flame and burn the fire's light Waved in the leaden air   the majesty of accuracy scald the ears waxed with injustice Literacy and liberty are for all longing eyes A witness to the silences— to misfortunes ignored to blessings need to be heard to weak breath trying to make sense of its existence- the sonar in the deepest sea of truth hears silences louder than speeches Also, he believes in voices voices stronger than power
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 7:55 AM UTC
a sonar in the deepest sea of truth - for a journalist
there was a little dolphin he lived in the sea swimming in the ocean so wild and very free one day when he was swimming he heard a little yell where the sound was coming from he really could not tell he moved a little closer with is sonar sense searching in the **** so very thick and dense then he saw a turtle crying in the **** poor chap was stuck in between the reed dolphin he was clever and and knew just what to do hang on to my tail said he said and i will pull you through turtle he was glad and no longer in the **** dolphin he was happy now that he was freed
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Nov 25, 2013
Nov 25, 2013 at 1:51 PM UTC
dolphin and the turtle
¿Por qué, por qué tiene que ser así? Esto no es correcto, no para mí. No quiero que me digan que pruebe el “Café de Costa Rica”, los “Bombones de Colombia”, las “Arepas de Venezuela”, las “Carnes de Argentina", las “Pastas italianas”, los “Tacos mexicanos”, la “Tortilla española”, la “Comida china” o la “Pizza con el ingrediente especial de Italia”. No quiero que me digan “Esto está hecho en China” ni “¡Wao! Esto no está hecho en China, está hecho en Taiwan”. No quiero que me digan “Mira este documental de África”, “Que hermosa se ve esa foto de la Torre Eiffel” o “Que alto debe estar ese edificio de New York”. No quiero que me cuenten cómo les fue en su viaje a Europa, su jornada en California o sus problemas mientras estuvieron en Canada. No quiero que me relaten las historias aprendidas durante su tiempo en Egipto o los bailes ensayados mientras estaban en Brasil. No quiero que hablen de su críticas respecto a la cutura de India, de Guyana o de Cuba. No quiero que me describan lo exquisita que estuvo la comida en Perú, en Australia o en República Dominicana. No quiero que me muestren la música de Jamaica o la de Rusia. No quiero que me digan  o me enseñen nada, nada más. Quiero yo poder probar los alimentos en su nacionalidad. Quiero sentir el aroma del café en las mañanas durante unas vacaciones en Costa Rica y probar ese toque especial que hace que la pizza en Italia sea diferente a la que acostumbramos a ordenar. Quiero ver cómo hacen los artefactos, estar en China y luego en Taiwan, tener esa experiencia de crear algo. Quiero visitar África y tomar mi propio documental, treparme en ese gigante edificio y apreciar la hermosa vista. Quiero ser yo la que cuente mi experiencia en las calles de Europa, California o Canada. Quiero aprender historias sobre Egipto y sus magníficas esculturas, incluso quiero aprender a darzar como lo hacen en Brasil y cada movimiento perfeccionar. Quiero dar las críticas sobre mis pensamientos hacia dichas culturas, pero con respeto. Quiero describir los suculentos platos y hacer que las personas se los imaginen, de tal manera que hasta en sus paladares puedan sentirlos. Quiero  escuchar la música de Jamaica y la de Rusia y si es en vivo, aún mejor, así podré meditarla e interpretarla. Puede sonar un poco alocado y para muchos sin sentido, pero para mí es más que un simple pensamiento o cualquier capricho, son sueños y metas que a diario me propongo. Para ello hay que trabajar duro, pero desde mi niñez me enseñaron que “el que quiere puede, solo hay que perseverar para triunfar”. Sé que algún día lo voy a alcanzar y todos se sorprenderán, cuando con orgullo les relate sobre lo que un día fue “un simple  deseo internacional ”.
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 12:24 PM UTC
Deseo internacional
¿Por qué, por qué tiene que ser así? Esto no es correcto, no para mí. No quiero que me digan que pruebe el “Café de Costa Rica”, los “Bombones de Colombia”, las “Arepas de Venezuela”, las “Carnes de Argentina", las “Pastas italianas”, los “Tacos mexicanos”, la “Tortilla española”, la “Comida china” o la “Pizza con el ingrediente especial de Italia”. No quiero que me digan “Esto está hecho en China” ni “¡Wao! Esto no está hecho en China, está hecho en Taiwan”. No quiero que me digan “Mira este documental de África”, “Que hermosa se ve esa foto de la Torre Eiffel” o “Que alto debe estar ese edificio de New York”. No quiero que me cuenten cómo les fue en su viaje a Europa, su jornada en California o sus problemas mientras estuvieron en Canada. No quiero que me relaten las historias aprendidas durante su tiempo en Egipto o los bailes ensayados mientras estaban en Brasil. No quiero que hablen de su críticas respecto a la cutura de India, de Guyana o de Cuba. No quiero que me describan lo exquisita que estuvo la comida en Perú, en Australia o en República Dominicana. No quiero que me muestren la música de Jamaica o la de Rusia. No quiero que me digan  o me enseñen nada, nada más. Quiero yo poder probar los alimentos en su nacionalidad. Quiero sentir el aroma del café en las mañanas durante unas vacaciones en Costa Rica y probar ese toque especial que hace que la pizza en Italia sea diferente a la que acostumbramos a ordenar. Quiero ver cómo hacen los artefactos, estar en China y luego en Taiwan, tener esa experiencia de crear algo. Quiero visitar África y tomar mi propio documental, treparme en ese gigante edificio y apreciar la hermosa vista. Quiero ser yo la que cuente mi experiencia en las calles de Europa, California o Canada. Quiero aprender historias sobre Egipto y sus magníficas esculturas, incluso quiero aprender a darzar como lo hacen en Brasil y cada movimiento perfeccionar. Quiero dar las críticas sobre mis pensamientos hacia dichas culturas, pero con respeto. Quiero describir los suculentos platos y hacer que las personas se los imaginen, de tal manera que hasta en sus paladares puedan sentirlos. Quiero  escuchar la música de Jamaica y la de Rusia y si es en vivo, aún mejor, así podré meditarla e interpretarla. Puede sonar un poco alocado y para muchos sin sentido, pero para mí es más que un simple pensamiento o cualquier capricho, son sueños y metas que a diario me propongo. Para ello hay que trabajar duro, pero desde mi niñez me enseñaron que “el que quiere puede, solo hay que perseverar para triunfar”. Sé que algún día lo voy a alcanzar y todos se sorprenderán, cuando con orgullo les relate sobre lo que un día fue “un simple  deseo internacional ”.
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Night comes r      o l l i                n g                  down again in painted coats of thick onyx clouding my vision as if a brightly-striped cuttlefish,                 sister of squid has enveloped me in its dark liquid            sea ink an opaque vapor for protection, a shimmering             sheild against disillusionment pain of potential          loss endless strands of longing knotting in my hair like kelp keeping me rooted to the sea floor, feet ensconced in the soft squish of muck and earth Miraculously,     I breathe, as if a sea nympth, a mermaid holding on to the silvery scales of her reality indigo-dipped in deepest iridescence blending with fronds of vibrant greens and I am floating within a vast membrane      of brine somehow nuturing, liquid cushion of womb-water letting it slake the piquancy of thirst that bursts my tongue                into succulence Spiked in sea stars like thorny crowns, I reach out to discover new textures puncture the dark with my fingers enfold those waters       to me, letting them rock the soul           of my soul the heart       of the seed of my heart    and allow my sonar, as powerful as a whale's encompassing call to surge up through nautical miles                       of ocean depths, buoyed through layers of waves         up unto the winds that ride,      ever-tenderly, the surface     of        the     dawn
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Sep 12, 2016
Sep 12, 2016 at 3:21 PM UTC
Call of the Dawn
Night comes r      o l l i                n g                  down again in painted coats of thick onyx clouding my vision as if a brightly-striped cuttlefish,                 sister of squid has enveloped me in its dark liquid            sea ink an opaque vapor for protection, a shimmering             sheild against disillusionment pain of potential          loss endless strands of longing knotting in my hair like kelp keeping me rooted to the sea floor, feet ensconced in the soft squish of muck and earth Miraculously,     I breathe, as if a sea nympth, a mermaid holding on to the silvery scales of her reality indigo-dipped in deepest iridescence blending with fronds of vibrant greens and I am floating within a vast membrane      of brine somehow nuturing, liquid cushion of womb-water letting it slake the piquancy of thirst that bursts my tongue                into succulence Spiked in sea stars like thorny crowns, I reach out to discover new textures puncture the dark with my fingers enfold those waters       to me, letting them rock the soul           of my soul the heart       of the seed of my heart    and allow my sonar, as powerful as a whale's encompassing call to surge up through nautical miles                       of ocean depths, buoyed through layers of waves         up unto the winds that ride,      ever-tenderly, the surface     of        the     dawn
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Is trust really a delicate dance of uncertainty? A lamb may skip with innocence over the bright dandelion-covered meadows of our majestic urban constructs, whilst Mother Nature unravels her thick carpet of jeopardy, without reservation or shame. It is possible for us to refrain from captivations which allure us to the psychological precipice and to appreciate the chords of the blues which beautifully tantalise the innermost recesses of suppressed and forbidden yearnings. So, join hands with the sonic waves of Saturn and respect the psychological precipice with sober awareness. Darkness and daylight are not dichotomous astrological differences where fatalistic determinism stands in diametrical opposition to authentic internal equilibrium. Contemplate the soothing and beautiful anticipations of dusk, where the flight of the bat reveals a miraculous contrast against the deep pastel curtains of the night; and acknowledge that twilight exposes her morning glory in the simple droplet of dew. The shadows hold no substance. Metamorphosis is a tangible possibility in the realms of existence. Do you believe it?
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Dec 31, 2013
Dec 31, 2013 at 4:01 PM UTC
Sonar and Lunar Psychological Opposites
our withering is changing. we have new lungs and the sour mercy of our discotheque is no longer earth shattering. new bells that'll ring, ping the sonar of thus far, and right now. our iguana is bothered but our cactus is out of practice, so we malice the wrong people. brown scotch botched in the locust plume of our nothingness. all in the night jar. we palm the coin of many realms but snooker the genie into 4 wishes for kicks. we split the bucket list and enlist strange agents to embroil the liturgy of our silence with the umbrage of our slumbers. where rumbles the blunder of our measured steps as we stumble through the rapscallions of our private thoughts in the after hours. we empower our oblivion by kissing on the mouth. this is how we keepsake sacred, but escape velocity by way of quiet... this loud.
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Jun 24, 2013
Jun 24, 2013 at 7:41 PM UTC
The Night Jar
It is simple, and yet sublime; Incapturable. You need not go in, Take away the man, destabilising the economy That you so love Letting them die You need not assassinate and collaborate, Scheme and puncture Spheres of influence that stretch and bubble In Latin America and Southern Asia, You need not sign secrets away Safe and deep In silos and bunkers Where Armageddon sleeps. You need not supply, buy and axchange Implements of violence and rage, Picking sides in civil war, tribal conlflict And bigger, In lands you do not understand Lands where the mountains resonate with holiness, Lands of spiritual awakening awaiting for the young; Concepts you can’t grasp, that don’t sit well You need leave them be. Enough has been done, Not always with bad intention But rarely for the greater good Enough has been said and bought and replaced Captured, shot at, disgraced, Caricatured into funny cartoons Taken over, the masters’ role assumed. For all the radars and sonar It seems impossible to listen; Simple, yet sublime. Incapturable. Irreplaceable.
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May 5, 2014
May 5, 2014 at 12:52 PM UTC
Incapturable. Irreplacable.
She is salty lipped ocean throat Warm morning fog Mixing with her overcast I want to place my head on her treasure chest Listen to her wet ruby cascade and thump A metronome for people who dance lightly She is a mildly ******** mermaid Born with the deformity of legs We were all born a little bit broken I tell her I know you’re a body of water I want to drown in When home feels like it’s so much bigger than these four walls But not much stronger than the skin I’m in So here’s to jumping off cliffs With the hope to land a little painfully So evolution might give me the wings I was meant to be born with She walks like a riptide Often risks drowning in the off chance Nature might be kind enough to understand What it really means to have sea legs This is for the soft shelled crab Who was tired of the heaviness of home For the mockingbirds who never studied music So they copy sound Sometimes really annoying sound But they hear the beauty regardless For the Dumbo Octopus Who clearly watched too much classic Disney The beluga whale who can crane its neck When its sonar song of home is not enough To know their kids are coming back to them For the penguins Who are fine being flightless Because they’d much rather swim They didn’t think it was stupid When they wished they could be different And she is the ocean Hips sway like a high tide approaching Hiding sirens’ secrets Skeletons in her closet Lovers who have lost And drown in her pitch black She wears the water like a second skin Smiles like the wind is pressing back her cheeks She chokes on sea water Drowns a little With the hope that this place might feel more like home Sometimes home is the hardest place to get to But there’s nothing wrong with going home
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May 11, 2012
May 11, 2012 at 3:19 PM UTC
When She Was The Ocean
She is salty lipped ocean throat Warm morning fog Mixing with her overcast I want to place my head on her treasure chest Listen to her wet ruby cascade and thump A metronome for people who dance lightly She is a mildly ******** mermaid Born with the deformity of legs We were all born a little bit broken I tell her I know you’re a body of water I want to drown in When home feels like it’s so much bigger than these four walls But not much stronger than the skin I’m in So here’s to jumping off cliffs With the hope to land a little painfully So evolution might give me the wings I was meant to be born with She walks like a riptide Often risks drowning in the off chance Nature might be kind enough to understand What it really means to have sea legs This is for the soft shelled crab Who was tired of the heaviness of home For the mockingbirds who never studied music So they copy sound Sometimes really annoying sound But they hear the beauty regardless For the Dumbo Octopus Who clearly watched too much classic Disney The beluga whale who can crane its neck When its sonar song of home is not enough To know their kids are coming back to them For the penguins Who are fine being flightless Because they’d much rather swim They didn’t think it was stupid When they wished they could be different And she is the ocean Hips sway like a high tide approaching Hiding sirens’ secrets Skeletons in her closet Lovers who have lost And drown in her pitch black She wears the water like a second skin Smiles like the wind is pressing back her cheeks She chokes on sea water Drowns a little With the hope that this place might feel more like home Sometimes home is the hardest place to get to But there’s nothing wrong with going home
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1. Owl Of Night Hoot cracks the night air, Rustling rodents stands frozen, Shock, swoop, attack prey. 2. Bat Of Night Clear sight of blindness, Sonar sounds rebound; its wings cut fog; vampire. 3. To The Eagle Giant golden flight, Endless grace and smoothly glides, Strong; its nation falls. 4. To The Graceful Swan Elegant swimmer, Pure white like virginal snow, Paired to bitter end. 5. The Butterfly Multicoloured gift, Taken by the gusts to blend like petal to plant. 6. The Butterfly Effect Toxic explosion, Hong Kong is destroyed; travels, Condemns London air. 7. King Of The Jungle Magnificent beast, Ruler of his skilful pride, Stalks African plains. 8. Roar Of A Tiger Powerful calling, Echoes ‘cross the heated land, Mighty animal. 9. A Proud Cat Sits in the garden, Ears pricked, curled tail, statuesque, Pride clear in her purr. 10. A Dog …is a mans best friend, …brightens the darkest of days, …guarantees friendship. 11. The Wolf A midnight howler, Ghostly happenings occur, Silhouetted; still. 12. The Polar Bear Camouflaged in white, Against the snow he hides out, Tough, sturdy and pure. 13. God and the Devil One high in the clouds, Symbol of goodness; he’s blessed, One below the ground. 14. To The Heavens Are you really there? Floating land of peaceful rest, Will I be let in? 15. To Hell Overwhelming flames, Dead with red burns, smoke filled lungs, Worse than hell on Earth. 16. To Mother You granted me life, Cared, and still do, for my health, Made happiness real. 17. To Father Encouraged and led, Guided me with your being, Created this man. 18. To My Siblings Sister and brother, On my shoulder no my back, Love, care, lend and steer. 19. To A Child Tiny newborn boy, Asleep in his mothers arms, The storks’ joyful gift. 20. To A Friend A supporting hand, To turn to, cry with and trust, To laugh with and love.
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Aug 28, 2012
Aug 28, 2012 at 11:55 AM UTC
Haiku Collection Part 2. (20 included)
1. Owl Of Night Hoot cracks the night air, Rustling rodents stands frozen, Shock, swoop, attack prey. 2. Bat Of Night Clear sight of blindness, Sonar sounds rebound; its wings cut fog; vampire. 3. To The Eagle Giant golden flight, Endless grace and smoothly glides, Strong; its nation falls. 4. To The Graceful Swan Elegant swimmer, Pure white like virginal snow, Paired to bitter end. 5. The Butterfly Multicoloured gift, Taken by the gusts to blend like petal to plant. 6. The Butterfly Effect Toxic explosion, Hong Kong is destroyed; travels, Condemns London air. 7. King Of The Jungle Magnificent beast, Ruler of his skilful pride, Stalks African plains. 8. Roar Of A Tiger Powerful calling, Echoes ‘cross the heated land, Mighty animal. 9. A Proud Cat Sits in the garden, Ears pricked, curled tail, statuesque, Pride clear in her purr. 10. A Dog …is a mans best friend, …brightens the darkest of days, …guarantees friendship. 11. The Wolf A midnight howler, Ghostly happenings occur, Silhouetted; still. 12. The Polar Bear Camouflaged in white, Against the snow he hides out, Tough, sturdy and pure. 13. God and the Devil One high in the clouds, Symbol of goodness; he’s blessed, One below the ground. 14. To The Heavens Are you really there? Floating land of peaceful rest, Will I be let in? 15. To Hell Overwhelming flames, Dead with red burns, smoke filled lungs, Worse than hell on Earth. 16. To Mother You granted me life, Cared, and still do, for my health, Made happiness real. 17. To Father Encouraged and led, Guided me with your being, Created this man. 18. To My Siblings Sister and brother, On my shoulder no my back, Love, care, lend and steer. 19. To A Child Tiny newborn boy, Asleep in his mothers arms, The storks’ joyful gift. 20. To A Friend A supporting hand, To turn to, cry with and trust, To laugh with and love.
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i like to watch the dolphins swimming in the sea with there smiley face as happy as can be leaping through the air underneath the sky with elegance and grace as they gently fly standing on there tails through the waves they skim with there built in sonar to guide them when they swim such a lovely creature intelligent his he swimming in the ocean with his life so free. a favorite with the children they all love them so it fills there heart with happines gives there heart a glow i like to watch the dolphins swimming in the sea anywhere theres dolphins i just long to be.
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 10:05 AM UTC
dolphin watch
*Volverán las oscuras golondrinas en tu balcón sus nidos a colgar, y otra vez con el ala a sus cristales jugando llamarán. Pero aquellas que el vuelo refrenaban tu hermosura y mi dicha a contemplar, aquellas que aprendieron nuestros nombres... ¡esas... no volverán!. Volverán las tupidas madreselvas de tu jardín las tapias a escalar, y otra vez a la tarde aún más hermosas sus flores se abrirán. Pero aquellas, cuajadas de rocío cuyas gotas mirábamos temblar y caer como lágrimas del día... ¡esas... no volverán! Volverán del amor en tus oídos las palabras ardientes a sonar; tu corazón de su profundo sueño tal vez despertará. Pero mudo y absorto y de rodillas como se adora a Dios ante su altar, como yo te he querido...; desengáñate, ¡así... no te querrán! Lee todo en: Rima LIII - Poemas de Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer http://www.poemas-del-alma.com/rima-liii.htm#ixzz32XxscF4bVolverán las oscuras golondrinas en tu balcón sus nidos a colgar, y otra vez con el ala a sus cristales jugando llamarán. Pero aquellas que el vuelo refrenaban tu hermosura y mi dicha a contemplar, aquellas que aprendieron nuestros nombres... ¡esas... no volverán!. Volverán las tupidas madreselvas de tu jardín las tapias a escalar, y otra vez a la tarde aún más hermosas sus flores se abrirán. Pero aquellas, cuajadas de rocío cuyas gotas mirábamos temblar y caer como lágrimas del día... ¡esas... no volverán! Volverán del amor en tus oídos las palabras ardientes a sonar; tu corazón de su profundo sueño tal vez despertará. Pero mudo y absorto y de rodillas como se adora a Dios ante su altar, como yo te he querido...; desengáñate, ¡así... no te querrán!* ― Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 9:57 AM UTC
Volverán las oscuras golondrinas - Rima LIII
*Volverán las oscuras golondrinas en tu balcón sus nidos a colgar, y otra vez con el ala a sus cristales jugando llamarán. Pero aquellas que el vuelo refrenaban tu hermosura y mi dicha a contemplar, aquellas que aprendieron nuestros nombres... ¡esas... no volverán!. Volverán las tupidas madreselvas de tu jardín las tapias a escalar, y otra vez a la tarde aún más hermosas sus flores se abrirán. Pero aquellas, cuajadas de rocío cuyas gotas mirábamos temblar y caer como lágrimas del día... ¡esas... no volverán! Volverán del amor en tus oídos las palabras ardientes a sonar; tu corazón de su profundo sueño tal vez despertará. Pero mudo y absorto y de rodillas como se adora a Dios ante su altar, como yo te he querido...; desengáñate, ¡así... no te querrán! Lee todo en: Rima LIII - Poemas de Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer http://www.poemas-del-alma.com/rima-liii.htm#ixzz32XxscF4bVolverán las oscuras golondrinas en tu balcón sus nidos a colgar, y otra vez con el ala a sus cristales jugando llamarán. Pero aquellas que el vuelo refrenaban tu hermosura y mi dicha a contemplar, aquellas que aprendieron nuestros nombres... ¡esas... no volverán!. Volverán las tupidas madreselvas de tu jardín las tapias a escalar, y otra vez a la tarde aún más hermosas sus flores se abrirán. Pero aquellas, cuajadas de rocío cuyas gotas mirábamos temblar y caer como lágrimas del día... ¡esas... no volverán! Volverán del amor en tus oídos las palabras ardientes a sonar; tu corazón de su profundo sueño tal vez despertará. Pero mudo y absorto y de rodillas como se adora a Dios ante su altar, como yo te he querido...; desengáñate, ¡así... no te querrán!* ― Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer
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Once there was a man who had only one friend. Every day, just before the demise of a cyclamen orange burning ball on the horizon ~ he swam to the shore, waving with a magnificent tail, blowing bubbles and bundles of water and air into the wide open skies. Under the darkening heavens, he sang the muffled song. Tempting his beloved. . .reaching magic, farther then any sonar's ability. Abnormal coldness froze Icelandic Beauty. But beneath the surface, life was warmer without wars. Dwarf seals were jumping into the laced ocean; trying to cry each time they were cut off the Earth's gravity. This Mighty friend of an old man, was his only link to the global world. The man was old-fashioned; had no telecommunication facilities, his radio were gulls, stray cats, shepherd dogs and sheep on a green hill, behind his wooden hut. Sometimes he looked over his shoulder, only to determine whether his elderly donkey is able to follow. . . or do they both need a little rest, just to postpone the books from the saddle for later and spread the beautifully ornamented Indian carpet under the great great grand olive tree ~ to take a reviving little nap in the shade. When he woke up, the old man lit his wooden pipe, puffed few beautiful rings of indigo smoke, smirked to a buzzing bee and found that the air is still pure enough. The pressure was normal, the wind was playing with wave foams in the neighbouring bay. Under the olives, hanging from the tree canopy, the quietness was fulfilling the old man's heart. Motionless peace was heard. Tranquility. And the motion of a Humpback Whale. Leaving.
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 11:42 AM UTC
Horizon's Always There
Once there was a man who had only one friend. Every day, just before the demise of a cyclamen orange burning ball on the horizon ~ he swam to the shore, waving with a magnificent tail, blowing bubbles and bundles of water and air into the wide open skies. Under the darkening heavens, he sang the muffled song. Tempting his beloved. . .reaching magic, farther then any sonar's ability. Abnormal coldness froze Icelandic Beauty. But beneath the surface, life was warmer without wars. Dwarf seals were jumping into the laced ocean; trying to cry each time they were cut off the Earth's gravity. This Mighty friend of an old man, was his only link to the global world. The man was old-fashioned; had no telecommunication facilities, his radio were gulls, stray cats, shepherd dogs and sheep on a green hill, behind his wooden hut. Sometimes he looked over his shoulder, only to determine whether his elderly donkey is able to follow. . . or do they both need a little rest, just to postpone the books from the saddle for later and spread the beautifully ornamented Indian carpet under the great great grand olive tree ~ to take a reviving little nap in the shade. When he woke up, the old man lit his wooden pipe, puffed few beautiful rings of indigo smoke, smirked to a buzzing bee and found that the air is still pure enough. The pressure was normal, the wind was playing with wave foams in the neighbouring bay. Under the olives, hanging from the tree canopy, the quietness was fulfilling the old man's heart. Motionless peace was heard. Tranquility. And the motion of a Humpback Whale. Leaving.
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swimming under lightning, lighting our submergence flash allure: smooth bodies, bright to glimpse and shadow-grin intent collide and mingle folds of pleasure, firmly bent to tangle, clasp and spurn the world above, rely on one another's breath, stored for loving long in bubbles gasping sweet melodics free as with imagined merfolk passion-songs of lore, prescient lapping dance of tidal fruits you loved before they came, moonray columns stage us in our seashift wombs--again-- within a womb--like instant chrysalises blinking luminescent bursts i am interred within the waves you ripple into me, blind carnal pressures built from ancient shores become the sea again the magnitude entrances on its own, that acrophobic thrill celestial in our interthreaded eyes, open to a color deeply in the dark of octopodal ink a curtain phosphorescent armpit pulse, caressing thumb and lip, billows, sways the dance anew, to sonar drumbeat, pulmonary height the spinal scream a surface ripple for the sky, symphonic deep to barely whisper into air
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Feb 17, 2013
Feb 17, 2013 at 9:06 AM UTC
underwater love
i like to watch the dolphins swimming in the sea with there smiley face as happy as can be leaping through the air underneath the sky with elegance and grace as they gently fly standing on there tails through the waves they skim with there built in sonar to guide them when they swim such a lovely creature intelligent his he swimming in the ocean with his life so free. a favorite with the children they all love them so it fills there heart with happines gives there heart a glow i like to watch the dolphins swimming in the sea anywhere theres dolphins i just long to be.
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 8:55 AM UTC
dolphin watch
I dreamt you today. I dreamt that I went to see you. I wanted to surprise you while you were sleeping But, when you woke up you caught me trying to go inside. You told me to come lay next to you. I laid my head next to your chest and we were just talking. We held hands. We cuddled. I fetlt safe by your side I knew that everything was okay I knew that I loved you even more We wrestled for a bit, you let me win each time. I looked at you whenever you weren´t looking and I was thankful that you were mine. But then I woke up and I then knew it was just a dream. I went back on feeling that same emptiness inside my heart. I´d rather go back on dreaming knowing that you´re close when I dream about you. I love you. Te soné hoy Soné que te fui a ver Te quería dar una sorpresa mientras dormías Pero te despertaste y me cachaste tratando de entrar Me dijiste que me acueste a tu lado Puse mi cabeza en tu pecho y solo estuvimos platicando Nos agarramos de la mano Nos dimos cariño Me sentí segura a tu lado Sabia que todo iba estar bien Sabia que te quería MAS Jugamos de luchar un poco, pero me dejabas ganar cada vez Te miraba cada vez que no me estabas viendo y pensé que suerte tengo en tenerte Pero después me desperté  y sabia que solo era un sueno. Regrese en sentir ese sentimiento de solitez dentro de mi pecho Prefiero regresar a sonar, porque se que estas cerca cuando te sueno. Te quiero.
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 1:14 PM UTC
Dream (sueño)
Me and dad used to watch bats; lie on the grass in the gap between the house and hedge. Shards of glass against the barely black half-light of July. Flying in drops and dives twisted kites tossed on stormy skies. Sat on the deck we’d hear, under the gable the static click of sonar, like ships; taut sails, riddled with mites and ticks.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 6:10 PM UTC
Bats
From atop Chehalem Mountain I heard it for the first time Like a violin on a death bed Firetrucks at midnight Sirens to a sailor The sunset, it rose that day Purple fire across the tree tops Music notes bouncing off of falling leaves Crickets playing violas The bats came out - a choir of sonar in the sunlight - A song meant to welcome the dark Played in the parting fog of dawn Morning dew just the right squeak under my shoes A wailing woman whispering hello to... ...something it feels I should recall I danced To the coming of whatever it was she was praying for I danced The notes rang from under the trees And I watched it Climb from out of the valley Past my childhood Swimming through remnants of first dates First stick shifts Second tears Thinking swings I watched it crawl through the memories of everything I have ever known This beast This past This regret a mosquito to the flame of this song This This song This This music This royal procession This woman Compelling me to dance to a lullaby I know all the words to I...I just can't remember how it goes From atop this mountain I look down upon everything I have been Every path I have taken And none of it makes sense I am lost in the maze of the directions I have chosen Changed by every mistake I have made The woman singing a song of past in the air The notes of this song so random Every memory changing the song Each song meant to move me shot arrow straight Every missed note sending me typewriter reset sideways The melody a scared cat on a keyboard Equal parts haunting and nostalgic The tune a childhood toy running low on batteries And after all the moves had been sung And all the lyrics danced I stumbled down the hill Blackberry bushes tearing at my shins I opened my arms to receive the beast of past the woman called up from the valley It swallowed me whole And I wept silent tears onto two week old deer tracks in her throat Falling leaves just falling leaves after the monster had her fill of me The purple flames of sunset now an overcast autumn day We have no crickets here just sounds we heard once in a book The squeak still under my shoe Just a squeak Only a squeak and the occasional snap of a stick As I climbed back to my car The music had stopped I was right where I started Nothing around me looked familiar Everything around me was exactly where I left it
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Apr 8, 2014
Apr 8, 2014 at 12:46 PM UTC
Flashbacks
From atop Chehalem Mountain I heard it for the first time Like a violin on a death bed Firetrucks at midnight Sirens to a sailor The sunset, it rose that day Purple fire across the tree tops Music notes bouncing off of falling leaves Crickets playing violas The bats came out - a choir of sonar in the sunlight - A song meant to welcome the dark Played in the parting fog of dawn Morning dew just the right squeak under my shoes A wailing woman whispering hello to... ...something it feels I should recall I danced To the coming of whatever it was she was praying for I danced The notes rang from under the trees And I watched it Climb from out of the valley Past my childhood Swimming through remnants of first dates First stick shifts Second tears Thinking swings I watched it crawl through the memories of everything I have ever known This beast This past This regret a mosquito to the flame of this song This This song This This music This royal procession This woman Compelling me to dance to a lullaby I know all the words to I...I just can't remember how it goes From atop this mountain I look down upon everything I have been Every path I have taken And none of it makes sense I am lost in the maze of the directions I have chosen Changed by every mistake I have made The woman singing a song of past in the air The notes of this song so random Every memory changing the song Each song meant to move me shot arrow straight Every missed note sending me typewriter reset sideways The melody a scared cat on a keyboard Equal parts haunting and nostalgic The tune a childhood toy running low on batteries And after all the moves had been sung And all the lyrics danced I stumbled down the hill Blackberry bushes tearing at my shins I opened my arms to receive the beast of past the woman called up from the valley It swallowed me whole And I wept silent tears onto two week old deer tracks in her throat Falling leaves just falling leaves after the monster had her fill of me The purple flames of sunset now an overcast autumn day We have no crickets here just sounds we heard once in a book The squeak still under my shoe Just a squeak Only a squeak and the occasional snap of a stick As I climbed back to my car The music had stopped I was right where I started Nothing around me looked familiar Everything around me was exactly where I left it
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Spring tepals sepals ripe with sticky dew ~ only inner calyx thorn    or some star-corymb splay like sonar-notes across the diver's head    portray the meaning of another's thought exploration's prescient surge    ;  the rise and fall of summit senses...    ;  all perspectives breathe
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 3:13 AM UTC
the dolphin of metaphors