Atmospherics Poems | Examples


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Premium Member ATMOSPHERICS

twilight 
   reflections
in
   mood pictures 

outlines
  purposes
colour
   perceived

fading
   shadows
dark
  forms
in
changing
        light

gloomy
dispositions
   of
      preoccupations 
in
   the
        particular

Premium Member S u Rr E a l i T y no A

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disolve
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Premium Member DAWNING STARS SLEEP AT DAY FOREVER SHINES OUR FATHER'S LIGHT-

Blessing this new day Dawn;
Purposeful is the Father's Love;
This the day lit skies hides the stars;

Dawning stars sleep a day forever shines our Father's light;
In each of us Soul energized collective energies,
 vessels housing His brilliant sights;
He's in us, us in HIM- cavalcading shining bright;

Atmospherics blankets covers blue light tops our head;
Sun shines radiant bright,
 dark side darkness fleas and hint of speck of light; 

Father awakens His children as dawning Stars sleep at day,
forever shines His light only in HIM- 
His glory so shine for He His Son so right

2/18/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2024


Premium Member Surprise a Freed Verse

SURPRISE
a
renowned
 originality
a
 sketch
of
 the curious
 ended in a stalemate

a
 single tapestry
of
atmospherics
 sometime
 evident
in the
unprecedented
 innovation
adopted
of
   coolly
detached views

Premium Member Facades In Varied Repetitions

unsullied
              by preconceptions
              or prejudice
of atmospherics
again
&
again
         vibrant
           wrought
shimmering
motifs

made manifold
in reflections
with
   fleeting moods

on passing 

        phenomena

Jolly Molly

Jolly Molly lived in the Village of Steed,
the young woman was always happy as can be,
no one ever saw her cry or be mean,
she was a maid who enjoyed to clean. 

One day while walking on the bridge home,
she heard a small voice calling her down,
curious she followed the path near the creek,
a tiny frog jumped out which made her shriek.

He asked her not to be afraid and stop yelling,
since she was such a merry person and fun,
he offered one wish just for her delight
thinking deep and hard she wanted to be right.

After some time she gave her final wish,
she asked the frog to make everyone laugh,
from that day the entire village was in hysterics,
laughter rang forever in the atmospherics.


Premium Member Hieroglyphic Hearts Bc Part 2

On an ancient sea cave wall appeared a drawing, 
of a tribal leaf clad pair awash with eros.
Fingers, hearts and hands in swirling patterns, 
chronicle their wonder world enchantment.
Deep blue eyes that eerily engage, 
another’s longing send a shiver.
Red tinted headdress overblown, 
tingling charcoal member’s sensual form.
Creepy atmospherics, hollow sounding  echoes,  
phantom drip-drop puddles only,
whet my sense of wonder.
Goose pimples from the union of another age,
mills and boon back dated,
mirror on the past beyond imaginings,
well outside the compass,
 of our gadget-ridden zeitgeist.
Me, unshrinking era gazer peered,
 for other clues and likely plots.
Happily a haunting ever after caught my eye
(translated)-
“This picture tells a story for all time.
Our secret lies within the lines we scrawl.”

NB Reflections on a civilisation that has passed.

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