Aether Poems


Aether Defends

Anticipation ends
as creation begins
Before chasing the words 
you must first know the wind
Direction predestined
on zephyrs ordained
Each gust but a phrasing
of verse unproclaimed

A breeze or a tempest
in a cyclone of hail
In sunshine or clouded
they come to regale
Those moments that matter
that time would suspend
Once spoken eternal
— and Aether defends

(Dreamsleep: July, 2025) 
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Categories: aether, wind, words,
Form: Rhyme

Lullaby of Time

Something broken,  

Something lost  

‘Til what they found  

Must pay the cost.  

 

What was broken?

A heart, a mind, a soul 

What was lost? 

Your faith, your way, your control

 

So what did they find?...

 

Never moving,  

Always bitter  

Alone, in this pain  

Alone, so they shiver. 
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Categories: aether, allusion, Lullaby, nursery rhyme,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberIn the aether where stars weave lace from silver threads and sighs

In the aether where stars weave lace from silver threads and sighs,
I see love dripping like a rain of light over divine gardens,
And my soul, a traveler among constellations of longing and unspoken whispers,
Floats like a cosmic butterfly through galaxies of hidden feelings.
Chestnut trees unfold their green palms to the sky that drips tears of
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Categories: aether, fantasy,
Form: Free verse

Aether

Look up into the blue blanket sky feeling granular and fearful and sometimes fear isn't always to be afraid but to be immersed letting the unknown in and yourself out filling your essence with elicitation. This feeling this dream. Oh my, how the clouds disobey gravity and become discharged from the invisible chains that bind
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Categories: aether, allegory, creation, death,
Form: Imagism

Aether

then the time has come, the day to look into your eyes and see that the sum of the seconds has equalized in this stagnant pool of water. if all the puddles were put together, the sea would be for us a poisoned amalgam where not even the vultures would quench thirst. we are not
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Categories: aether, allegory, analogy,
Form: I do not know?


Premium MemberElements

Am I god's breath

Dawn's first breath caresses dew-wet glade,
yellow catkins quiver in spring's tender breeze,
eastern sunrise fuels passerine serenade.
Sulphur-yellow butterflies, black and golden bees
time for birth, new life, our earthly sphere decrees

of Erebus and Nyx

Impish flames dance in noontime light
morph to ghastly pirouetting demons leaping
everywhere, undisciplined they grave alight
red-hot searing daggers all-consuming.
Summer's purifying salamander breathing.

or
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Categories: aether, meaningful, nature, spring, sunset,
Form: Quintain (English)

Maxwell's Aether

A scientist went a tripping and a floundering
in Einsteins conceptual sea
and all the arguments were left
to be considered in probable uncertainty
theirs to encounter
the parched throat of commonsense
sucked down by gravity
there were no spirits
the was no physics
and mathematics is still rewriting the book of genesis

And now we are lost
in debatable points
of meaningless but has some tangible
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Categories: aether, science, science fiction,
Form: Free verse

Aether

From the sea of smoking souls
I am parted to emerge,
imbuing by aether silk;
the space of your sound.
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Categories: aether, longing, love, sea, sound,
Form: Dodoitsu

Aether

Forge my skies eternal 
Beyond comprehension 
The swirling horizon 
And the endless expanses, that spark adventure
With ether like flowing water
Yet I will not suffer, numb to ailments  

Atmosphere that reflects the lifeful beauty below
Yet possessing luxuries in it’s own right
Though not vain, for it is unenvious

Through the aether, I shall  wander 
Fading with
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Categories: aether, adventure, dream, fantasy, imagery,
Form: Free verse
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