Absract Poems | Examples


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Absract Expressions

Expressions of the abstract,
Thoughts we can't retract,
Exquisite solar towers
of our mindful powers,
Into the glass ceiling,
Collectives of ideas and feelings,
Whence these expressions of abstract?
Thoughts we can't retract......

Butterfly

I believe Butterflies are the buffer
between heaven and earth
Just like the transformation
of a catepillar to a Butterfly
People often experience 
the same kind of rebirth

The Butterfly uses it's wings 
to paint as they fly
Communicating through absract art 
on the canvas of the sky

The flight of the Butterfly
could be determined
by what you have done
The signal sent down 
from the heavens
through the transmission
of the sun

Maybe Butterflies stay around
to keep a close eye
Acting as cab to the afterlife
for when you die

Dichotomy

I could not tell the two of you apart.
 even when i tried to squint you just
 grew narrower

 and these words are slender stalks in a field 
seamless yet sperate, unrhyming yet punctuated. 

 i remember sitting in the kitchen with poor
 posture misspelling the word absence.

you collected a few of the absract moments 
to form are binary convoluted past personages.

 who spoke in the third person and misdiagnosed
 the moments before leaving only shades of 
gray pathologies for us to follow.
 
niether light nor dark.

  i tried to gather a little from the two of you
 to trace an opinioned outline of you on 
some paper, but the opinions fell down.

  so i used instead a magnet off of your refrigerator. 

you said something like..... what are you doing
 or i think im thirsty.

 a half empty half full glass sits on the
 counter across the room.


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