Ken Allan Dronsfield is a published poet and author originally from New Hampshire, now residing in Oklahoma. He loves thunderstorms, walking in the woods at night, and spending time with his cats Merlin and Willa. He is the co-editor of the new poetry anthology titled, Moonlight Dreamers of Yellow Haze available at Amazon.com. His published work can be found in reviews, journals, magazines and anthologies throughout the web and in print venues including: The Burningword Journal, Indiana Voice Journal, The Literary Hatchet Magazine, Scarlet Leaf Review, Belle Reve Journal, Peeking Cat Magazine, Dead Snakes,Bewildering Stories, Aquill Relle, Members Anthology, Book 6, Literature Today, Volume 5, Poetic Melodies Anthology, Creative Talents Unleashed; and many others. His poetry has been nominated for Best of the Net for 2016. Aster's and Ladybugs Pristine morning of awakening sunshine; soft, gentle winds blow as butterflies dance. Marshmallow cloudy shadows drifting as chirping birds sing sweetest sonnets. Two lovely Ladybugs glide by in the breezes now rest upon the Aster's at my dew whetted feet. Sunday morning smiles; comforted in the radiance covet all within his gaze the joyous hawk circles. I Pray For..... a sunrise to ignite wispy, darkened corners as planet Earth awakens, a warm blanket spreads while the King of Light rises, the unseen now revealed. I wish..... surging swift waters will fill inland marshes and salty tidal creeks as blue crabs roam; shorebirds scatter all about the sand while seeking small meals. I wish..... to be chased from the edge of the ocean's rushing surf by greedy pursuing waves keeping Neptune's coveted treasures of the deep safely stashed from view. I Pray..... to awaken as chirping birds fly by my open sunlit window, whilst my teapot sings a sonnet announcing this new day of exhilarated joy as praise be an alluring soft whisper in my ear. Ocean of Sadness Seek the visions of light and starry gladness moved by the oceans of perpetual sadness live for a truth within the night of frivolity cast away shadows of an ornamental novelty dancing through life as strife is always abated thunderous blast from an icy past is inflated. wiping all tears in the fears of the breathless death speaks of the weak to spirits so restless if you can't voice the truth to the youth of today get the hell of the stage and rage another way. Golden Locks Upon a Morning Breeze incessant jovial mumbling aghast golden locks upon a morning breeze convertible top down in harsh sunlight Siamese cat rides proud upon the dash casting hazy shadows from stem to stern quieted ride upon the marshmallow tires pizza bites sizzle on the red hot headers as my brain awakens in a drunken stupor crossing the plains, without fear or disdain seeking or freaking like a two headed clam memories absolved of all pleasure or piety golden locks flow upon a morning breeze. Blissfully Waiting for Lithium's Last Kiss Heartlessly waiting and regretfully abating questioning the motif of an abstract work wishing to feel the tweak or feted treats as the needle in the arm burns so slightly. Stand in a street now feeling less bleak the Count reaches ten, the Muppets dance the pain is long gone, Miss Piggy looks hot! June thaw they say, what time is it anyway? The officer stands looking me in the eyes he checks my name on his computer list asks why I'm roof bound trying to fly, say I just blissfully waiting for Lithium's last kiss.
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Krista S Clark
8/15/2016 08:28:57 am
All magnificent pieces. "Asters and Ladybugs" was my favorite. Simply love his use of words. Like how the writer draws me in right from the beginning!
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Ken Allan Dronsfield
8/15/2016 10:07:53 am
Thank you so much for your lovely kind words Krista!
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Blanca Alicia Garza
8/15/2016 05:32:40 pm
Wonderful pieces Ken, loved all five!
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Ken Allan Dronsfield
8/22/2016 12:49:21 am
Thank you so very much!
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8/15/2016 08:00:05 pm
Ken Allan Dronsfield is one of the best up and coming contemporary poets. I know I have watch his ever movement toward the top. Congrats, my dear friend and Co-editor.
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Ken Allan Dronsfield
8/22/2016 12:52:10 am
My sincere thanks Michael for your constant support!
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