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ALL ABOUT THE TRIPLE (3!) POEMS LANDED ON “ECKS-CHANGE”
The first two of three poems found this page are from the ‘On-The-Horror-Side Poems’ Category in the newer Book, respectively titled “The Change Blythe Noticed And The Change In Blythe” and “The Saurus,” while the third of these three poems found this page is from the ‘Instant Classic Poems’ Category in the newer Book, titled “Life Mostly.” Each of these three poems are some of this Author’s most introspective and intuitive pieces yet to offer, wherein “The Saurus” is a play on the word “thesaurus,” though from not a giant book viewpoint, but from a gigantic dinosaur perspective.
Farewell,
Ecks-Port pro, c/o C. T. Eck
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1 / 3 "The Change Blythe Noticed And The Change In Blythe" [poem]
by poet Eck, C. T.
Blythe woke early one morning
To find a new changed world
That day everything was technically
The same, but everything was
—Slightly different—
And only slightly
Like when Blythe heard her clock radio
Sound off at 6:00 AM sharp
She awoke promptly to her favorite
Radio station music, only
The tunes and lyrics were normal
But the melodies and voices were a bit more
Funky, like special bonus track
Takes on the famous familiar songs
And they all—all the songs—were
Like that
On the way to school that day
Normally mellow yellow school buses
Were bright white
And the sun was a bold green
While the grass and trees were bluish
At first she thought she was losing
Her mind but she did a wiser
Experiment, she did not mention these newer aspects
As different to anyone
But waited to see what others would say, if
They would talk about it
Or even if her friend Dierdre would but start its conversation
Hours later, they never did
No one was mention-making
Blythe knew she was either
Gone mad or somethings maybe were off
Or could this be an afterlife, or worse
She did not know much of it
Had it had always been just like
This
But she knew in herself
And so she stayed safe, awake, and alert
Blythe kept quiet more
And more until
One day she died a normal death
Somewhat at least
Never to tell a soul
How she noticed what
But why, you ask, because
We know the difference
Too, so what a tragedy
At least for Blythe
Oh, the secrets we sometimes
Keep against the pace
Of a greater life at large
And the horror of keeping
To ourselves and how it
Feels
Like the music and
Colors of life change but
No one else seems to know
What if we all feel strangely
Alone?
And die in it like Blythe?
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2 / 3 "The Saurus" [poem]
by poet Eck, C. T.
Introductions and origins as ancient as history as old as bold and as fine as time
(Next eternity everlasting foundations preeminence preference predestined foreknown)
Dinosaurs and dinosaurs oh dinosaurs the dinosaurs
Out of all the dinosaurs
Once to roam the towering gardens of the planet Earth
A pathologizing pathfinder logistic within all available reason
Huffing the termite mounds to dust and puffing the beaver dams to toothpicks
Teaches the world to sing in acceptable harm-ony a melody of to goad load
It was TheSaurus
Who ate the most
His tail was greatest
His limbs shoot hark terror staunch
His gate boot dire vibrations
The snippets became shibbits in his wake-up He awoke
Not to worry, no problem!
Vegetation would not deplete
TheSaurus eats words
Streams in the alphabet all He finishes
Thus was the The of those thesauruses books, look!
Nostrils blast and ears smoke renowned vrooomed around town
Branches of synonyms
Trudging through antonyms
So with a super-huge blanket cape
Noah only took two booklets on the Ark, for travel reading
Job of course and the famed or prefab TheSaurus
Though either Thessalonians alone was not yet accomplished
Because Saul was not only not as so Paul
Due the nation Israel (his tribe Benjamin) was still on the frill
Obsession addressed no problem at the torment of torrent
Though He thought Himself well when He coined a “spork” as “foon”
Were His martial art school of training Ty-Ping His typing hit per fit perfect
But was yet refrained from becoming into being wise in His own conceit
Prefixes and suffixes gathering to gong bang burp
Poetically calling these mountains down lower
Poetically calling those valleys up level
Airy eerie causing the effect answer to reason seasoned
TheSaurus would suck everys from those mosquitoes to the bats
Some, what, like whales would sift plankton, krill, and / or copepods off the cape
Nevermind TheSaurus were displeased by witchy or vampirish even less spidey-sense
High “Hi” for height does not eclipse a bellow low “Lo” outright
Echoing owe over the pterodactyl screeches
Tall taxi for the black birds gone up to perch on TheSaurus’ arch
Ancient Kings, medieval Knights, and modern Mayors all agree
TheSaurus: it is all about your Family Tree
All of 70 prepositions proposed down in Egyptland
Getting all dressed up and accessorized on just to terrorize Toy Land
Sprouting prefixes rebounds bigger and growing suffixes reflexes larger
Like when in Wonderland respite despite Alice’s palace
TheSaurus laughing loudly along all alone about that the Mad Hatter is slow knowing
About words and in names plus among laws over in at the Promised Land
Oscillating a-boing as if to music TheSaurus just likens to the Maniac Mansion Tentacle
It is because He is huge or greater He does not esteem that God is odd
Times for crocodiles and hypocrite hippopotami seem like little Smurfs to Him
TheSaurus is part-American to get the whole weekends off
Takes the extra time to hunt T. rexes for He is as big as Texas
He runs up to the Jabberwocky and tells it to take a walk
Vibe verbs and adverbs then known nouns and pronouns next achieving all adjectives
Then all the conjunctions paused for these interjections
Vocabulary languages examples subjective-nominative
Such objective, much possessive, haunch demonstrative
Or information science such hierarchy come subject headings
So titles serving as search keys starting canons themes topics
Of all the singular and plural near or far it had really gotten riley at break-fast
King-Thing TheSaurus made alliance with Burger King to get hopping on double Whoppers
And...and, but if TheSaurus may masticate a mastodon
Like when He covers His microwaved plate with a tortilla instead of typical wax paper
He likes pineapple on His pizza some what because He wants a sweetie pie
Only seizing “c’s” at seas for the alliteration thought complete cool cover kept, oh well
Likening “p’s” to peas He still likes spinning spinach too
Might He mightily down with My-Tea brand icy?
BC forthright Breakfast Club for TheSaurus whiles AD forasmuch After Dinner
Lunch was just a hunch next with John Baptist locusts and wild honey I guess
This dino did not eat His veggies thinking erringly He would enter a vegetative State
He sees the giant Y signage of YMCA only another small reason to ask “why”
Can TheSaurus be up to 200 seconds late if He gets $200 Monopoly monies passing !Go!:
TheSaurus first personed the second person in the Way Inn by as bias to third person
He would stay there relayed on business trips overnight or for a long holiday weekend
Do not judge, just judge righteous judgment, cannot you of yourselves!?
Howbeit for lunch munch pounds and ounce pinch for an inch we need an alias alibi
As when He breathes in and out our “praise” this sounds like “brrr brrr”
Bye by those grunts of His seem like audible words noises
Rather whether squirrelly or wildcatish
Better also known as The Lish Monster, presently unlisted
Around English derived “inging” the expanse
Only we are not laughing, just outlasting years TheSaurus tears
Arch-nemesis Lexicon Luther, a villain over hero like Martin’s conscience cons science
That Lex would ride the enCyclopedia throughout VolumesVille
Only but to overwhelm him by the best concorDance, TheSaurus better
This Lex would only use his time for publication of style guide for tax collection
Then Lex got help from glamorous glorious-day Lip Glossary, the Lady of Lake Lure
Allow Apple-A to say “ahhhhhh” at the Doc Dentist surnamed Kaleidoscope Clan
Zigzag you get some zeds Zebra-Z seeing stripes black and white Appendices
(removal renovation recuperation is even more for this Guy in for R-and-R)
Angel side-kick full stop shop Stapp you are Scott Free where the Spirit is there is liberty
See; TheSaurus has His very own great greet gang verily verified
Walt format TheSaurus got dizzy at Disney before He went back to His knees in prayer
Run to the high hills TheSaurus is cominggg over for dinner, grrr
He groans an wide-open mouth aHhhHhh sum Prince of Persia either warrior within
Mercy do not touch the ecstatic eggs piled in the best nest
‘Tis unbecoming when TheSaurus has its blasphemous contradictory
Predicament situation circumstancial happenstance prances for a chance
That just to show would be more than half the battle
He would get married as husband but is only compatible with mischievous Miss-Chief
The big guy woke up in the army but He was the Commander-in-Chief presiding
Was in…word in word…outside in upper-downing
His eyes held timing numbers like all else of Him was words
Less mire or muck one with the mud will not be causal crud for because this like to sike
At undisclosed interval for 20 minutes in His youth having tryings at fishings another master baiter
TheSaurus flipped numbers imperceptively
TheSaurus increased His coast even
Until the day of the punch-line
Those renown groans prevailed that only Mickey’s ears were as oversized as His
TheSaurus had a toast
With Dictionary Dragoon
Who flew off into the days of the week for a snack sup
Too weak to keep up with variable TheSaurus
Having read “near Vanna” White
Was TheSaurus’ “nirvana” experience
To : open letters with not without
Scrabble game and The Wheel of Fortune gameshow
Or “naïve” on being “nigh Eve,” another famous woman
Not from lore but angled Bible re-store
So do not believe the lie you will as your own god
Neither believe that TheSaurus is self-sufficient
For the cause that it takes your own digging in books
Beyond only archaeology for buried bones
After His extinction and excavation
To only be rediscovered dumbfounded exhumed pages bound a loose heart
In of modern thesauruses
This was luck for I say I, but we need more than that, all over tall at smooth
Grace saved face apace
The race was not only pace for ‘twas the true grace
I say I see you there TheSaurus
Like real people in black and white from Oz’s Wizard
On the pages black on white the giant link sprites of what words may be might
Red-letter Edition as the J-hook is coming again and this saurus dino will be there ((Jesus))
Significance overground habitat of creature understood Maker’s mind grid found grin
To each day begin, too to read, again
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3 / 3 "Life Mostly" [poem]
by poet Eck, C. T.
To describe life in a word
It is a test
What otherwise fits
Taking the choice from the tester
Only you’re better for it
The mankind sum of experience
From outlook to new perspective
A test comprised of a series
Of trials, pass or fail
Sins versus successes
Graded if you must
Often long and drawn out
Sometimes snapped like a surprise
Usually hard, uphill, against the wind
Heard that’s life, it’s a hearing test
Because of the joy no one intermeddles
Within the rind of bitterness
Both belong to you exclusively
In depth, in scope, in capacity
To entertain, to fulfill, to surround
Outdone, overdone, redone
When no stone’s left unturned
You’ve gone as far as you can
You have done all you can handle
One phase of the test is over
Now to trust begins in essence
Fathom another test in test
Death contained in life
One life to overcome the second
It’s predecessor’s fate is an end
The great divide the means
The other side passed or taken
Inherit place or seize the folly
When light eclipses
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