Monthly Archives: April 2012
wealth of laughter senryu
wealth laughter senryu
loving memories
spontanious random thoughts
idiotic grin
joviality
continuous happiness
wealth of good fortune
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Written for:
Poetry Picnic Week 31: Nature, Color, and Rainbow…
…where we to visit twitter.com online, find a tweet that interests you and write a the tweet. The tweet I chose was by @Laughbook
I love those memories that randomly pop into my head and have me smiling like an idiot for ages.
Also written for:
#315 – Wealth
Image Credit: Bat-Ami Gordin © 2012 all rights reserved, credit if you use it, please. If interested in vector graphics form, please contact me.
Don Quixote Limerick
Don Quixote Limerick
a fellow was off on a quest
followed by his trusty young pest
he felt kind of bored
so he pulled out a sword
then with windmills attempted to wrest
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Written for:
Quest Limerick (Limerick-Off Monday)
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Q and Hamlet
Image from The Grand Duchy of Stollen
altered states
altered states
after a day of screaming
silence, massacred
interventions eliminated
rather than respond
shut down external information
balance perception
flutter in amniotic fluid
covered in crystallized capsule
anesthetic, analgesic psychosis
brittle insanity
extricated hallucinations
ultimate delirium
dulled disorientation
indecisive thinking
confused consciousness
brittle insanity
extricated hallucinations
contradistinctive self
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Written for:
Magpie Tales – Mag 110
Also posted on:
A is for APPRECIATION
Photo Credit: alexstoddard
duty to challenge
duty to challenge
fulfillment hidden by withdrawal symptoms
addiction gradually becomes
cumbersome, extreme irrelevance
emotion exceeds zero, then,
divides into work, sleep, play
only on instinctive levels
positive thinking circuits destroyed
new themes reluctantly assumed
obligation to care withheld
poison bubbles in the gullet
personality collapses
sense of duty doesn’t last long
as the brain suspends in a game world
of uncomfortable losses
failure cannot be forgiven
duty to one’s depressions
resurrects thick intermediate layers
in the transition barrel
arguments cause least of all irritation
frustration-burnout abandons in self-consciousness
for the sake of neutrality, challenge the government
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Written for:
Poetics: Duty Calls!
Prompt, by ManicDDaily, was to write a poem about duty or obligation.
Photo credit: The Boston Phoenix
three still haiku and senryu
three still haiku and senryu
japanese garden
circled by snowy mountains
clench tranquility
still tidal moment
interrupted by a breeze
waves begin to form
fireworks in brain
needing your lips to touch mine
still in love with you
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Written for:
Image Credit: Hiren & Pankaj’s Homepage
haiku and senryu about annoyances

A satellite image showing a haze of pollution over part of China caused by te country’s reliance on coal
haiku and senryu about annoyances
waves pound on beaches
bad weather annoyances
powerful tycoons
trouble multiplies
filthy land based pollution
human garbage piles
dirty Chinese air
greenhouse emissions travel
across Pacific
screaming sick infants
cats fighting in the allies
dogs looking for fights
unhealthy disdain
pernicious urban status
no emission laws
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Written for:
This week’s theme is: Annoyance
Also Posted on:
Thursday Poets Rally Week 68 (May 17-May 23, 2012)
Photo credit: the UK Guardian BlogTeam Vision – TAM
alive on subway senryu
alive on subway senryu
space feels close to hell
rumbling underground death-trap
did not plunge today
public platform
exacerbating delays
softening subway
speeding through tunnels
boundary between two spots
modern convenience
people feel alive
navigating city streets
defying traffic
exist on subway
surrounded by city folk
heading to their homes
routine daily nap
wake-up at destination
good use of subway
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Written for:
Poetics: New view for you
Prompt, by @cmschoenfeld, was to “have some fun and write subway poems.”
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what is color?
what is color?
above freedom, beyond imagination
higher than any abstraction
lies life’s interrogations
childlike sensibility
refined imagination
temperamental undertones
yearning, loss and gravity
dreamy reverie
synthetic Fauvism
a city built of wood
dramatic over sized spiritually significant
jewel hardened foam: passages for light
images copied from schoolbooks
ripe ordered tabernacle colors
sentimental poetic gifts
unashamed responsive humor
cultural innovation
balloons euphorically float
familiar, throbbing gypsy melodies
paint painful jazz, hebrew-style
prayers prior to buttered bread
road to exile, tragic loss
galley slave’s eternal symbol
a certain pre-surrealistic impractically
drives the artist to paint every roof red
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I wrote this based on The Wikipedia article on Marc Chagall
Magpie Tales – Mag 110
Photo Credit: Olga’s Gallery
Organize!!
Organize!!
endless melodious sesssion
independent linear respirations
drawing themes
playing thoughts
magnetic engagement
regulated voicing
Sifflötious humana
diaphonous tierce
trumpetting militarily
salicious hymnally
sort of Baroque
in a romantic way
multitudionus pipes
indescriblable sound
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Written for:
Also Posted on:
The Poetry Pantry Is Now Open! – #93
Photo Credit: Gluck Pipe Organs
to the tens and hundred times
to the tens and hundred times
optical-chemistry
intensified
electro-magnetic conductivity
multiplied
to the tens and hundred times
durably
super-heroically
defied
classical laws
material
conservation
pollutant
invalidation
extraordinary
transformation
several
dimensions deep
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Written for and posted on:
Posted on:
http://dversepoets.com/2012/04/12/tripping-the-cosmos/
Prompt, by @shralec, was engage in poetic conflict with the scientific world-view. I chose the nano-world view. There are mathematical connotations to the title, in that we have prefixes like micro, kilo, nano, milli etc.
Photo credit: Valerie Coskrey’s Classroom Tools and Ideas