Today's poem is a "Golden Oldie" and was originally published here in October 2012
Turned Red,
leaves dead.
All green,
now unseen.
Leaves brown,
floating down.
golden hues,
light defuse.
orange leaves,
summers thieves'
at last, my dear,
Autumn's here.
Yasmin Mariess
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Red Satin Dress - Yasmin Mariess
This Poem was written during a workshop. It is based on the following eight randomly generated words; summer, satin, honest, blue, comfort, employed, area, works.
Red Satin Dress - Yasmin Mariess
That summer I was employed in the lounge, serving drink.
My red satin dress was tight, and made the men wink.
The gentleman who strayed into my area seemed to think
That with his blue eyes it was not honest employment that night.
Altho’ I hate to say it, he was damn right.
Yasmin Mariess
Red Satin Dress - Yasmin Mariess
That summer I was employed in the lounge, serving drink.
My red satin dress was tight, and made the men wink.
The gentleman who strayed into my area seemed to think
That with his blue eyes it was not honest employment that night.
Altho’ I hate to say it, he was damn right.
Yasmin Mariess
Labels:
Fashion,
Poem,
Yasmin Mariess
Competition Winner - October 2012
Autumn Colours' - Yasmin Mariess
Turned Red,
leaves dead.
All green,
now unseen.
Leaves brown,
floating down.
golden hues,
light defuse.
orange leaves,
summers thieves'
at last, my dear,
Autumns here.
Yasmin Mariess
leaves dead.
All green,
now unseen.
Leaves brown,
floating down.
golden hues,
light defuse.
orange leaves,
summers thieves'
at last, my dear,
Autumns here.
Yasmin Mariess
Labels:
Competition,
Poem,
Seasons,
Yasmin Mariess
Competition Winner - September 2012
Flight - Yasmin Mariess
As well I might, consider flight,
for I have wings, not feet.
For who needs feet to fly?
Legs that were once strong still there,
now in the confines of my chair.
I am unstoppable, the heart beats strong
It is the will that pushes on.
And upwards, to fly unfettered, free...
Hear me shout "I am still ME!"
Yasmin Mariess
for I have wings, not feet.
For who needs feet to fly?
Legs that were once strong still there,
now in the confines of my chair.
I am unstoppable, the heart beats strong
It is the will that pushes on.
And upwards, to fly unfettered, free...
Hear me shout "I am still ME!"
Yasmin Mariess
Labels:
Competition,
Disability,
Poem,
Yasmin Mariess
Competition - August 2011
Various
Untitled - Martyn Legg
The child’s path is held within the father’s hands
Never does he plan for us to wander
Never does he plan for us to fall
Yet we stumble through misdirection
Stagger from uphill climbs
We so readily step away from guidance
Pursuing darkened routes toward pain and loss
Standing so alone we talk down the very one that would have lead us
Blindly stepping out on unknown paths
Arrogantly leaping towards the darker way
Struggling to be free of all embrace.
Martyn Legg
Hopefullness - Yasmin Mariess
I see hope in those toes,
a journey that starts with one (baby) step.
Will they climb mountains? Who knows. These toes.
Maybe just the mundane, stuff of everyday.
Ballet lessons? Kicking a football? Sand between the toes?
Who knows.
Sweet things, baby toes.
Yasmin Mariess
Perfect Ten ~ For Elanor - John Buchanan
The proud father’s stands,
holding in his hands
a new-born child.
He tickles her feet
with manicured nail
forging a love that’ll never fail.
Fingers dwarf her little feet,
Perfectly formed and complete
Ten tiny toes
In two neat rows
Where they’ll carry her
No one knows.
He runs a finger from toe to heel,
she lets out a tiny squeal
and curls her toes.
In years to come she’ll not know
He holds the moment in his mind
when his love for her was first enshrined,
John Buchanan
Untitled - Jayne Le Couilliard
I made you, I hold you.
My hands so big, your feet so small,
I'm here to hold you whenever you fall.
But for now I just
want to hold you
Jayne Le Couilliard
The child’s path is held within the father’s hands
Never does he plan for us to wander
Never does he plan for us to fall
Yet we stumble through misdirection
Stagger from uphill climbs
We so readily step away from guidance
Pursuing darkened routes toward pain and loss
Standing so alone we talk down the very one that would have lead us
Blindly stepping out on unknown paths
Arrogantly leaping towards the darker way
Struggling to be free of all embrace.
Martyn Legg
Hopefullness - Yasmin Mariess
I see hope in those toes,
a journey that starts with one (baby) step.
Will they climb mountains? Who knows. These toes.
Maybe just the mundane, stuff of everyday.
Ballet lessons? Kicking a football? Sand between the toes?
Who knows.
Sweet things, baby toes.
Yasmin Mariess
Perfect Ten ~ For Elanor - John Buchanan
The proud father’s stands,
holding in his hands
a new-born child.
He tickles her feet
with manicured nail
forging a love that’ll never fail.
Fingers dwarf her little feet,
Perfectly formed and complete
Ten tiny toes
In two neat rows
Where they’ll carry her
No one knows.
He runs a finger from toe to heel,
she lets out a tiny squeal
and curls her toes.
In years to come she’ll not know
He holds the moment in his mind
when his love for her was first enshrined,
John Buchanan
Untitled - Jayne Le Couilliard
I made you, I hold you.
My hands so big, your feet so small,
I'm here to hold you whenever you fall.
But for now I just
want to hold you
Jayne Le Couilliard
Labels:
Competition,
Jayne Le Couilliard,
John Buchanan,
Martyn Legg,
Poem,
Yasmin Mariess
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