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"stork" poems
My Sister, I Watched You Fall-2 My little nephew, I was sorry for your sorrows When the whims of your mother stormed your tomorrows You didn't know who your father was Or why the branches of your tree sagged its paws For you walked thru the halls of life mauled By a lost paw that grabbed your mind and sadness walled I could see it in your mind's eyes, the question marks Of why other families have fathers at the parks From the time you were a little child of two You would love to go with uncle to the zoo Then as the wheels in your mind started to click Seeing other kids with fathers, it made you sick You were young seedling lacking the nourishment The parts of the puzzle missing fulfillment But hear this, my little nephew, your uncle tried And ... at the mercy of your mother's whims, I cried We'd play the role of father and son Fish a dream, toss the past, paint some fun We'd **** weeds while wrestling through a reservoir of tears Aborted in time, a lake, two swans and a duckling in good cheers My nephew, I would take you around the world if I could But hear this you were never, never driftwood For I had spent as much time visiting you In absence of a fathers touch, you never knew I shed more tears today as I catch wind of your child For its teeth bites and gust of whims, again, run wild Do I offer congratulations knowing the lake is devoid Of future swans and a duckling, walled in my mind's void No. My nephew, I'm choked in tears that crawl On the face of the earth, I sprawl I thought you learned, child uncorked On wings of albatross and not the stork Logan Robertson 8/16/2018
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Aug 16, 2018
Aug 16, 2018 at 7:26 PM UTC
My Sister I Watched You Fall-2
My Sister, I Watched You Fall-2 My little nephew, I was sorry for your sorrows When the whims of your mother stormed your tomorrows You didn't know who your father was Or why the branches of your tree sagged its paws For you walked thru the halls of life mauled By a lost paw that grabbed your mind and sadness walled I could see it in your mind's eyes, the question marks Of why other families have fathers at the parks From the time you were a little child of two You would love to go with uncle to the zoo Then as the wheels in your mind started to click Seeing other kids with fathers, it made you sick You were young seedling lacking the nourishment The parts of the puzzle missing fulfillment But hear this, my little nephew, your uncle tried And ... at the mercy of your mother's whims, I cried We'd play the role of father and son Fish a dream, toss the past, paint some fun We'd **** weeds while wrestling through a reservoir of tears Aborted in time, a lake, two swans and a duckling in good cheers My nephew, I would take you around the world if I could But hear this you were never, never driftwood For I had spent as much time visiting you In absence of a fathers touch, you never knew I shed more tears today as I catch wind of your child For its teeth bites and gust of whims, again, run wild Do I offer congratulations knowing the lake is devoid Of future swans and a duckling, walled in my mind's void No. My nephew, I'm choked in tears that crawl On the face of the earth, I sprawl I thought you learned, child uncorked On wings of albatross and not the stork Logan Robertson 8/16/2018
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"While I sit at the door Sick to gaze within Mine eye weepeth sore For sorrow and sin: As a tree my sin stands To darken all lands; Death is the fruit it bore. "How have Eden bowers grown Without Adam to bend them! How have Eden flowers blown Squandering their sweet breath Without me to tend them! The Tree of Life was ours, Tree twelvefold-fruited, Most lofty tree that flowers, Most deeply rooted: I chose the tree of death. "Hadst thou but said me nay, Adam, my brother, I might have pined away; I, but none other: God might have let thee stay Safe in our garden, By putting me away Beyond all pardon. "I, Eve, sad mother Of all who must live, I, not another, Plucked bitterest fruit to give My friend, husband, lover;-- O wanton eyes, run over; Who but I should grieve?-- Cain hath slain his brother: Of all who must die mother, Miserable Eve!" Thus she sat weeping, Thus Eve our mother, Where one lay sleeping Slain by his brother. Greatest and least Each piteous beast To hear her voice Forgot his joys And set aside his feast. The mouse paused in his walk And dropped his wheaten stalk; Grave cattle wagged their heads In rumination; The eagle gave a cry From his cloud station; Larks on thyme beds Forbore to mount or sing; Bees drooped upon the wing; The raven perched on high Forgot his ration; The conies in their rock, A feeble nation, Quaked sympathetical; The mocking-bird left off to mock; Huge camels knelt as if In deprecation; The kind hart's tears were falling; Chattered the wistful stork; Dove-voices with a dying fall Cooed desolation Answering grief by grief. Only the serpent in the dust Wriggling and crawling, Grinned an evil grin and ****** His tongue out with its fork.
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Eve
"While I sit at the door Sick to gaze within Mine eye weepeth sore For sorrow and sin: As a tree my sin stands To darken all lands; Death is the fruit it bore. "How have Eden bowers grown Without Adam to bend them! How have Eden flowers blown Squandering their sweet breath Without me to tend them! The Tree of Life was ours, Tree twelvefold-fruited, Most lofty tree that flowers, Most deeply rooted: I chose the tree of death. "Hadst thou but said me nay, Adam, my brother, I might have pined away; I, but none other: God might have let thee stay Safe in our garden, By putting me away Beyond all pardon. "I, Eve, sad mother Of all who must live, I, not another, Plucked bitterest fruit to give My friend, husband, lover;-- O wanton eyes, run over; Who but I should grieve?-- Cain hath slain his brother: Of all who must die mother, Miserable Eve!" Thus she sat weeping, Thus Eve our mother, Where one lay sleeping Slain by his brother. Greatest and least Each piteous beast To hear her voice Forgot his joys And set aside his feast. The mouse paused in his walk And dropped his wheaten stalk; Grave cattle wagged their heads In rumination; The eagle gave a cry From his cloud station; Larks on thyme beds Forbore to mount or sing; Bees drooped upon the wing; The raven perched on high Forgot his ration; The conies in their rock, A feeble nation, Quaked sympathetical; The mocking-bird left off to mock; Huge camels knelt as if In deprecation; The kind hart's tears were falling; Chattered the wistful stork; Dove-voices with a dying fall Cooed desolation Answering grief by grief. Only the serpent in the dust Wriggling and crawling, Grinned an evil grin and ****** His tongue out with its fork.
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Today trees play the role of minstrels with the wind aiding to their songs. Birds fly and chirps and whispers among themselves perhaps they too feel, what a beautiful day it is. Sun burns bright and exuberant filling each corners and every curve with it's best of the lights. And every now and then flocks of stork wander tirelessly and soar low and high in this radiant ocean of serendipity.
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Jan 14, 2015
Jan 14, 2015 at 3:46 AM UTC
The Day Of The Capricorn
A new babe on the way, Does she arrive today? The stork is on standby, Is she coming down the slide? A star in heaven's berth, Winging her way to Earth, Now an atomic cluster, Has she got a dust buster? Her future unplanned, Soon in Earthling's band, When is she coming down the slide? Right now, the stork is on standby!
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May 8, 2016
May 8, 2016 at 11:14 PM UTC
STORK ON STANDBY (For my expected great-niece.)
On the water's edge a stork in meditation, reality faces illusion.   Under water fish peck at stork's reflection reality tastes illusion.    Flying stork's shadow swims on water plane in competition, fish chase.
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Mar 16, 2015
Mar 16, 2015 at 6:56 AM UTC
wonder play of reality and illusion
Mother superior had dropped the gun, Seeing the victim was her very own son. There a saint was made to run Drowned before the rising sun. Messiah born on the first day of June, Posing as a religious boon. Preaching that the end is soon, All in a tone resembling Sinatra’s croon. Superiority held in the form of prayer, Faith maintained at the behest of a dare. Professor Lodz has lost his bear. The Omega deemed this loss as fair. Tammuz is smoking all the vegetation Asherah has stopped all gestation, Coming from a fit of ************ Working on a new form of taxation. Jesus just took one huge dumb, In the sink after snorting a quick bump. The man had reached quite the slump. Catching HPV from Fergies’s **** Mohammad is eating all the pork. Using hands, forgetting the fork. ******* chicks, with all kinds of torque, Misinterpreting the path of a wayward stork. Dinning on delicious swine. And the finest forms of delicate wine. Prophets of the world align. And drink from the deceased Christopher Reeve’s spine.
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Oct 8, 2014
Oct 8, 2014 at 9:53 AM UTC
Impeded By The Reasonable
me? these days? i have to bribe bonsai tigers to fall asleep by giving them excess treats, drink myself to a limit and then take insomnia tablets, glance at the stars and gag up a bolshevik black hole, think about russian newly-wed millionaires spending so mcuh the taxes go up, testifying: well when the full circus with elephants and missing acrobats comes... and there's no french revolution versace... we're in bigger crap we thought we were... so i took to peddling, keeping heart rate with feeling rather than a heart-rate keeper on the wrist known as apple / iWank... you'll never believe the amount of creativity that comes from Onan... it's like that story of onan and samson like it's that story of cain and abel... you'd have to be a mozart to find a creative continuum in women rather than beethoven in the hive of being deaf... say rich and thus say spend... say poor and thus say like a primate with two flint stones... what the hell is this?! japanese crow reduced their beak for nut crushing purposes into a car tire. FIRE! FIRE! PROMETHEUS! so came the world favouring thought from prometheus' liver when in diaper-shelter postman pat delivery by a stork... but each of us that got the slit of liver never claimed origins in the apple adam ******* out when eve forgot that satan's singularity was expressed in a pluralism: eat this apple, depilate, and you and adam will be like the gods... but then the metrosexual emerged with shaved legs and a shaved chest... down the drain that dream went: as long as you eat the apple and know you have hairy legs... i'm sure whatever you say he will be ordained with pleasure to perform... eve - i need a hammer adam - here babe eve - i need a nail adam - here babe eve - i need five planks of wood, four legs one like an abdomen adam - here babe eve - mash it up adam - hey babe, what's that? eve - a ****** table, tapestry for porcelain! adam - woah! that's great! eve to god - this adam is a ****** robot! satan to eve - well... get ready for ******
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 8:48 PM UTC
prometheus & premetheus (the gemini)
me? these days? i have to bribe bonsai tigers to fall asleep by giving them excess treats, drink myself to a limit and then take insomnia tablets, glance at the stars and gag up a bolshevik black hole, think about russian newly-wed millionaires spending so mcuh the taxes go up, testifying: well when the full circus with elephants and missing acrobats comes... and there's no french revolution versace... we're in bigger crap we thought we were... so i took to peddling, keeping heart rate with feeling rather than a heart-rate keeper on the wrist known as apple / iWank... you'll never believe the amount of creativity that comes from Onan... it's like that story of onan and samson like it's that story of cain and abel... you'd have to be a mozart to find a creative continuum in women rather than beethoven in the hive of being deaf... say rich and thus say spend... say poor and thus say like a primate with two flint stones... what the hell is this?! japanese crow reduced their beak for nut crushing purposes into a car tire. FIRE! FIRE! PROMETHEUS! so came the world favouring thought from prometheus' liver when in diaper-shelter postman pat delivery by a stork... but each of us that got the slit of liver never claimed origins in the apple adam ******* out when eve forgot that satan's singularity was expressed in a pluralism: eat this apple, depilate, and you and adam will be like the gods... but then the metrosexual emerged with shaved legs and a shaved chest... down the drain that dream went: as long as you eat the apple and know you have hairy legs... i'm sure whatever you say he will be ordained with pleasure to perform... eve - i need a hammer adam - here babe eve - i need a nail adam - here babe eve - i need five planks of wood, four legs one like an abdomen adam - here babe eve - mash it up adam - hey babe, what's that? eve - a ****** table, tapestry for porcelain! adam - woah! that's great! eve to god - this adam is a ****** robot! satan to eve - well... get ready for ******
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i a wee shaft of beam across a sea of chilly darkness: dashing on, dashing long a chain of disturbing crispy waves. a haunting pitch of sirens, of winging gulls. …then a whistle in the dark ii i have bled. and ever bleeding is resurgence. the stones are stained now not all are stained yet. but i can hold no more. no more. iii to listen would have been enough but spoke i to deaf-mutes, clayey forms. and every uttered little word faded like receding undertone. and then conspiracy of silence, misquotations, sharing of once too friendly shoulders. a nod would have been enough, or a pat, or any like gesture; they turned askance and i fled… fled away. iv back to my chambered shell back to my cradle where there are many whispers. and every fateful swing of the pendulum i reel and ride the wheel of fancy, embrace false idols like one fearful of his god if only to escape the haunts of conscience; tremble at approaching footsteps, shriek at every shadow. v i shall walk barefoot again past leafless stumps windborn, heated, and bowed, ‘cross an oasis grown desert dry, past anthills now dunghills, ‘neath rapid flutter of widespread murky wings, past cliff edges where resound pampered echoes, while arched in deceitful hues a rainbow. …i scan the blue… i pause… vi i await a lily-white stork or there shall be no curtain speech.
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 8:02 PM UTC
the barefoot stranger
On the top of the Crumpetty Tree The Quangle Wangle sat, But his face you could not see, On account of his ****** Hat. For his Hat was a hundred and two feet wide, With ribbons and bibbons on every side And bells, and buttons, and loops, and lace, So that nobody every could see the face Of the Quangle Wangle Quee. The Quangle Wangle said To himself on the Crumpetty Tree, -- "Jam; and jelly; and bread; "Are the best of food for me! "But the longer I live on this Crumpetty Tree "The plainer than ever it seems to me "That very few people come this way "And that life on the whole is far from gay!" Said the Quangle Wangle Quee. But there came to the Crumpetty Tree, Mr. and Mrs. Canary; And they said, -- "Did every you see "Any spot so charmingly airy? "May we build a nest on your lovely Hat? "Mr. Quangle Wangle, grant us that! "O please let us come and build a nest "Of whatever material suits you best, "Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee!" And besides, to the Crumpetty Tree Came the Stork, the Duck, and the Owl; The Snail, and the Bumble-Bee, The Frog, and the Fimble Fowl; (The Fimble Fowl, with a corkscrew leg;) And all of them said, -- "We humbly beg, "We may build out homes on your lovely Hat, -- "Mr. Quangle Wangle, grant us that! "Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee!" And the Golden Grouse came there, And the Pobble who has no toes, -- And the small Olympian bear, -- And the **** with a luminous nose. And the Blue Baboon, who played the Flute, -- And the Orient Calf from the Land of Tute, -- And the Attery Squash, and the Bisky Bat, -- All came and built on the lovely Hat Of the Quangle Wangle Quee. And the Quangle Wangle said To himself on the Crumpetty Tree, -- "When all these creatures move "What a wonderful noise there'll be!" And at night by the light of the Mulberry moon They danced to the Flute of the Blue Baboon, On the broad green leaves of the Crumpetty Tree, And all were as happy as happy could be, With the Quangle Wangle Quee.
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The Quangle Wangle's Hat
On the top of the Crumpetty Tree The Quangle Wangle sat, But his face you could not see, On account of his ****** Hat. For his Hat was a hundred and two feet wide, With ribbons and bibbons on every side And bells, and buttons, and loops, and lace, So that nobody every could see the face Of the Quangle Wangle Quee. The Quangle Wangle said To himself on the Crumpetty Tree, -- "Jam; and jelly; and bread; "Are the best of food for me! "But the longer I live on this Crumpetty Tree "The plainer than ever it seems to me "That very few people come this way "And that life on the whole is far from gay!" Said the Quangle Wangle Quee. But there came to the Crumpetty Tree, Mr. and Mrs. Canary; And they said, -- "Did every you see "Any spot so charmingly airy? "May we build a nest on your lovely Hat? "Mr. Quangle Wangle, grant us that! "O please let us come and build a nest "Of whatever material suits you best, "Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee!" And besides, to the Crumpetty Tree Came the Stork, the Duck, and the Owl; The Snail, and the Bumble-Bee, The Frog, and the Fimble Fowl; (The Fimble Fowl, with a corkscrew leg;) And all of them said, -- "We humbly beg, "We may build out homes on your lovely Hat, -- "Mr. Quangle Wangle, grant us that! "Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee!" And the Golden Grouse came there, And the Pobble who has no toes, -- And the small Olympian bear, -- And the **** with a luminous nose. And the Blue Baboon, who played the Flute, -- And the Orient Calf from the Land of Tute, -- And the Attery Squash, and the Bisky Bat, -- All came and built on the lovely Hat Of the Quangle Wangle Quee. And the Quangle Wangle said To himself on the Crumpetty Tree, -- "When all these creatures move "What a wonderful noise there'll be!" And at night by the light of the Mulberry moon They danced to the Flute of the Blue Baboon, On the broad green leaves of the Crumpetty Tree, And all were as happy as happy could be, With the Quangle Wangle Quee.
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Thus the Mayne glideth Where my Love abideth; Sleep ’s no softer: it proceeds On through lawns, on through meads, On and on, whate’er befall, Meandering and musical, Though the niggard pasturage Bears not on its shaven ledge Aught but weeds and waving grasses To view the river as it passes, Save here and there a scanty patch Of primroses too faint to catch A weary bee…. And scarce it pushes Its gentle way through strangling rushes Where the glossy kingfisher Flutters when noon-heats are near, Glad the shelving banks to shun, Red and steaming in the sun, Where the shrew-mouse with pale throat Burrows, and the speckled stoat; Where the quick sandpipers flit In and out the marl and grit That seems to breed them, brown as they: Naught disturbs its quiet way, Save some lazy stork that springs, Trailing it with legs and wings, Whom the shy fox from the hill Rouses, creep he ne’er so still.
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Thus The Mayne Glideth
Look at the clouds Look how they move for you. Look at the crowd their words they're saying to you. Parking full, so no cars to chase but still let's lie down here make the world stationery in our heads. Let's just forget all common sense and leave elephants about the place. Words that lack sentiment yet need to validate. Look at your verbs, so in demand, so imperative! The notion of emotion is unable to compute. A cacophony of love without solitude. Signs without direction on a two way street. Let's go to outer space as our bodies collide like the big bang The moon will be too modest to shine in the presence of your face. Look at the clouds look how they move for you so the stars can disperse through through for you. When I look into your eyes I see the world as it should be before mankind got to grips with machinery. Your ****** expression reads like a deer in headlights as you make headlines on the evening news, my daily summary of events that happen in the life of me, myself and caffeine. I'm aware that I'm the legs to your table but I'm not so stable, I'm about to break. I'm the root the keeps your grounded but the soils getting dry. Sun-lights long shone from our skies and we can't photosynthesise when your stork lacks a spine of support. It's a cycle that needs to change, If our fruits to ripe. So, put a pipe in your gripe and learn the twelve letter word. So the ship can get a sail. Look at the crowd the words they're screaming at you. Look how they turn around wearing my face then disappear. When I look in to your eyes I see the world before it lost it's innocence. What do you see when you look in mine?
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Apr 13, 2014
Apr 13, 2014 at 8:51 AM UTC
Deer
Look at the clouds Look how they move for you. Look at the crowd their words they're saying to you. Parking full, so no cars to chase but still let's lie down here make the world stationery in our heads. Let's just forget all common sense and leave elephants about the place. Words that lack sentiment yet need to validate. Look at your verbs, so in demand, so imperative! The notion of emotion is unable to compute. A cacophony of love without solitude. Signs without direction on a two way street. Let's go to outer space as our bodies collide like the big bang The moon will be too modest to shine in the presence of your face. Look at the clouds look how they move for you so the stars can disperse through through for you. When I look into your eyes I see the world as it should be before mankind got to grips with machinery. Your ****** expression reads like a deer in headlights as you make headlines on the evening news, my daily summary of events that happen in the life of me, myself and caffeine. I'm aware that I'm the legs to your table but I'm not so stable, I'm about to break. I'm the root the keeps your grounded but the soils getting dry. Sun-lights long shone from our skies and we can't photosynthesise when your stork lacks a spine of support. It's a cycle that needs to change, If our fruits to ripe. So, put a pipe in your gripe and learn the twelve letter word. So the ship can get a sail. Look at the crowd the words they're screaming at you. Look how they turn around wearing my face then disappear. When I look in to your eyes I see the world before it lost it's innocence. What do you see when you look in mine?
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Strike a mark on a sun kissed shrine Cheek bones, dance within the sand's light - Lambent spore sprig -Rot - beneath the mine Lay the tourniquet fused, marble eyes. Center stark stork - wracked to atomic bliss Forked tongue minotaur, auric troubadour - Machinations of bellowed amethyst, Composed the flowered Aum, raising thy ********* Arachnid's webbing - strung of turquoise beads - By what are the viscid lines severed clean That they convolute binaural progeny, And lure the soul to breathe?
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Nov 20, 2012
Nov 20, 2012 at 7:17 PM UTC
The Breathing Mandala
Away from the white Stork feathers Often seemed to be gentle breeze On Kans grasses Superficial white clouds Small dinghies on the river To navigate the life Far away on the bridge The Silent movement of the Brahminy kite Southern breeze blew Tilting the tall grasses toward the North Leak of the light fell into the Kans, Into the Soft green grasses Sunlit mingled with light fog Seek heavenly feeling Without the knowledge The lips Stir of Walking beside the river Barefooted In the air Kestrel's mystic music The river running with full of chime What are the forms of you! Thee bind me with deception! What a Strange tune! What those thirsty words! So that I draw your image Moving away from the shadows Soft light blended with the estuary Away, Little by little, To see your face Like the rig of Ship Behind the path A magical dream Seems like a White Shirt   That I had left in the Kans grasses
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Mar 13, 2015
Mar 13, 2015 at 11:33 PM UTC
A white shirt that I had left in the kans grasses
for the karens of the street. The karens of the world, you ruin out the people's peace. Your hair is frizzled like a you got electrocuted, your feet smell like vinegar and your *** hole smells like **** but wait, not the one at the bottom, yet the one at the top right in front of your lips, that's right it's your mouth and all i ever see from it is the garbage that comes out. So please kindly would you do, shut your ******* trap, everyone will be happier when you're out with a clap! Hurray, hurray, the karens are out, But wait, here they are coming back again, to see what's in store for them once more. Pitches and forks and all things that stork the time between a karen and the normal people who just want to live free. **** you, **** you
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Aug 21, 2021
Aug 21, 2021 at 9:50 PM UTC
Karen's Song
I'm a pepper ****** from the mild to nuclear, I'll eat them all. BBQ chicken wings, roast pork, baked stork & tacos, just pile up the jalapeños, ghost pepper, maye a habanero or two. All my kin know how delicious thay are going down & how fiery they are coming out. But no matter, I don't care about the bewares & shout for more of those hot mouth-watering stemmed explosive gems.
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 9:37 AM UTC
Pepper Junkies Unite
Sat here, awaiting the arrival of grandson number four. The darling daughter rests downstairs, as I wait for the stork to call. A posing question, is he a Maribou? Hope he's not a Maribou; for they are carnivores. Got to hope he isn't hungry, as he lands outside my door. Think he's just a cartoon character escaped from world of myth. I'm just taking the pith (with a lisp). Does he attend with infant in beak, wrapped in a ***** at the end of next week. I think not! Hope he doesn't sling him down my chimney, because it's all blocked off. Can  you ever imagine an infant **** in the chimney *** Oops I forgot, how could I ever? Poor Laura has to do hard labour before her chap is born. (C) Livvi
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 3:21 PM UTC
A Daft look at Childbirth!
I duchess in labor; trusted royal storks on call; where is the baby..? II duchess delivers, trusted royal storks receive; a charmed boy or girl...? III duchess is relieved, royal baby is conceived; it's a burly boy!
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Jul 22, 2013
Jul 22, 2013 at 6:18 PM UTC
The Royal Stork (haikus)...
The Blue of which night where did you burn and for whom? The thick of which black did you live in and dissolve? The midnight of a reed-pipe where its song exhausted? You were a dream,really a forlon,lone cloud The very nostalgic moon-light that sought my soul and my self // The land of flowers had wept along and so did my birds and also my words The songs of my green paddy-leaves where the noon-sun melted Expected your coming after the hot-days The presence so much needed for so long! // A visit shaking the bamboo- field with leaf-long hands fluttering,you smiled With your eyes of a black serpent A fragrance you did drip a in my nerves Hearing a crackling moor-hen afar! Whose tear-drops are there for my thirst? // A wind is coming on so friendly my girl Where have you gone,leaving me as one lost Like a stork in the water-way I have been waiting here for you The knife-tongue of a rigorous plough Cut through sweetly my youth so hard May my spirit for ever be the spirit of my black and deep earth Wont you be here to reap what you sowed? We must ever be here and for ever!! (translated from MALAYALAM language ,INDIA, by the poet (girish puliyoor) himself. the original tittle is OTTAKKINAVU.)
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Oct 23, 2013
Oct 23, 2013 at 1:34 PM UTC
The Dream Deserted
Hues of gold hug the horizon, The air is heavy with the scent of a rainy day, A pride of lions moves its limbs with a motion of might, A motion of magic precedes the pack. A dragonfly bounces along the river of relief, The sun sets its final shimmer of sophistication Behind the silhouette of a striking baobab. A pocket of air holds the wings of the stork in a mathematical manner, as it sweeps over of the plateau of promise. South Africa, A nation in progress, Where each combination of skin tones each have a story to tell of its own, a story of history, a story of might. Long live the pride of lions, the Giants of our Rainbow Nation who sow seeds of sunshine in every corner of the soil. Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika.
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Sep 11, 2018
Sep 11, 2018 at 9:15 AM UTC
South Africa
1 A little girl of eight Was leaning on the gate, Pondering the miracle of birth. From her parents’ attitude She thought it might be something rude And was neither cause for sorrow nor for mirth. 2 By chance along the road A little lady strode, Hurrying from the vicar's after tea. The girl thought, There’s Miss Price, She is wise and nice, She will solve my mystery for me. 3 Miss Price approached the gate, The little girl in wait Called out, Hallo, a lovely evening, too. If you can spare the time There's a problem on my mind, A question I would like to ask of you. 4 The lady, coming near, Said, Yes, of course, my dear, I'll surely try to put your mind at rest. Although I'm not a sage, With the wisdom of my age, You can rest assured I'll do my best. 5 I’ve a brother now, you see, He was born at five oh three, He's upstairs in the bedroom now with Mum. And now I’m full of doubt, I've tried but can't find out— Please tell me, miss, from where do babies come? 6 Miss Price, a little shocked, Thought she was being mocked. Good Lord, she thought, what can I tell this child? A spinster all her life— No experience as a wife This subject always made her feel defiled. 7 Miss Price looked all about Seeking a way out; Anything to stop this sinful talk. Then, clutching at a straw, With her dim old eyes she saw The poor bedraggled, drunk and gasping stork. 8 She pointed at the roof And in a tone aloof Said, There is how your brother came to you. I’m surprised you haven't heard That all babies come by bird, And now I must be off, so toodle-oo. The little girl turned and looked up at the stork. And the stork, to his eternal credit, winked.
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Sep 15, 2016
Sep 15, 2016 at 8:12 PM UTC
The Stork. Full story in author's book "Hell's Gunkhole" available on Amazon
1 A little girl of eight Was leaning on the gate, Pondering the miracle of birth. From her parents’ attitude She thought it might be something rude And was neither cause for sorrow nor for mirth. 2 By chance along the road A little lady strode, Hurrying from the vicar's after tea. The girl thought, There’s Miss Price, She is wise and nice, She will solve my mystery for me. 3 Miss Price approached the gate, The little girl in wait Called out, Hallo, a lovely evening, too. If you can spare the time There's a problem on my mind, A question I would like to ask of you. 4 The lady, coming near, Said, Yes, of course, my dear, I'll surely try to put your mind at rest. Although I'm not a sage, With the wisdom of my age, You can rest assured I'll do my best. 5 I’ve a brother now, you see, He was born at five oh three, He's upstairs in the bedroom now with Mum. And now I’m full of doubt, I've tried but can't find out— Please tell me, miss, from where do babies come? 6 Miss Price, a little shocked, Thought she was being mocked. Good Lord, she thought, what can I tell this child? A spinster all her life— No experience as a wife This subject always made her feel defiled. 7 Miss Price looked all about Seeking a way out; Anything to stop this sinful talk. Then, clutching at a straw, With her dim old eyes she saw The poor bedraggled, drunk and gasping stork. 8 She pointed at the roof And in a tone aloof Said, There is how your brother came to you. I’m surprised you haven't heard That all babies come by bird, And now I must be off, so toodle-oo. The little girl turned and looked up at the stork. And the stork, to his eternal credit, winked.
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A whippoorwill & some mourning doves, the gutteral croak of the wood stork, chasing squirrels, a dying cricket or two. Who knew the splendid call of a hawk circling above could be such a sweet sound, part of the greatest symphony ever composed & played for us by the master, conducting beautiful harmonies from the pulpit above.
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Apr 6, 2014
Apr 6, 2014 at 7:11 AM UTC
The Symphony of The Morning Star
They have been in a romance since I was a teen There’s an explanation to what I mean You are probably surprised in what Dolls can do Yet it is beyond ****** in how far what Barbie and Ken romance went through Barbie and Ken are like the flavor of Popcorn with sugar added Love with the everlasting kiss Eye to eye contact that the world has never missed Barbie and Ken being the well known couple the world knows The spotlight that shines on both Is there a wedding in the works? Rumor has it, that there might be a baby stork Well Barbie and Ken where romance may not end It will be a new life to begin The name of the couple alone always responded on can But the world a waits on a wedding but don’t know when Barbie and Ken has always been a couple to follow The future will be a surprise one day and could be tomorrow Well that’s the story of Barbie and Ken A couple that truly stands out One can only shout But I will let you figure out.
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Jan 1, 2017
Jan 1, 2017 at 6:35 PM UTC
BARBIE AND KEN, A ROMANCE BEYOND THE DOLLHOUSE
'I'm going to run away Miss - I'm taking a t-shirt and a pound of ham with me,' he wanted his dad, how very sad - that little boy was barely a lad, treated bad. My dad said that I shouldn't show anyone my private parts, only my sister saw me, she said: 'What's that?' I said: 'It's my willy,' 'It's got a hat on and looks so silly.' 'Where's daddy gone?' 'He's in heaven Billy,' 'Do they have a pub there?' 'No, only holy water,' 'Where do babies come from? Does the stork bring them, is that why they have a big beak?' 'He hit me in the 'smalls' Miss, and that boy who smells said that he wants to give me a kiss.
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Apr 4, 2016
Apr 4, 2016 at 4:41 PM UTC
THINGS CHILDREN SAY
I watch this bird up in the sky I see it sail further to the high Spreading all the love and feeling free Looking down, smiling at every tree I watch this bird spread her wings She rides above and she sweetly sings Her focus reigns down on mother earth With a unique beauty of jewel worth She's proud, her wings flap aloud Her mates come gathering a crowd Tenderly she swerves not so far away I love solitude, she seems to say She stops to flap as the winds start to blow Lifting her higher, she seems to glow The little her beauty says means a lot I fall in love seeing how she keeps afloat She's neither a kite, nor an eagle Yet she dons their stunning ego She sails above for over an hour I'm puzzled by her super power I watch her till the wind calms While slowly down low she comes I get to know her mates are gone It's obvious she's lost her aero tone About me everyone watches While on a high tree she softly perches "I know that red neck",a lady spoke "Was all that beauty a Marabou stork?
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 1:18 AM UTC
BEAUTY OF JEWEL WORTH
The boats are like constellations from up here and all I can think about is being on one sailing south to Love to you back where I came from the stork in the sky back where I came from a love keeping me so high and down here, I want to tell him how the smoked salmon on the grill mixes with the fog of the ocean and how it tastes dipped in pine. I want to show him the smiles of happy old lovers and their wine, having the time of their lives. I want to stare into those matching eyes of sea grass paired like a pie-in-the-sky I want to tell him everything and nothing but show him everything stung by Love Show him the ways my eyes flutter with thin ocean stained glass waiting for a light house a seagull a message in a card, bottled with his Love humid warmth sticky like melting popsicles and kids in the summertime with sticky eyelids wanting to open only to the trace of his skin I want him to peel like onions the layers away reveal everything I am and spin me on the deck of this dock like a top. I want him to taste my Love in my sweet tomato basil alfredo pasta or my midnight cinnamon toast or my sea salted lips I want him to feel this sweet sea **** entangled in my heart I want him to know this everytime I come Home to him, I've come back to where I came from. All things rewound- among this sea I am Lover Bound.
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Jan 20, 2011
Jan 20, 2011 at 5:53 PM UTC
Sea **** and Salt