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Premium Member Transcendental Triptych of Epiphanies
into the depths of the bell jar

In quiet solitude
    on an autumn night
    i drifted through
    a quotidian quagmire.

fleeting thoughts of stillness
    sparked a quest
    for transcendence
   ...

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Categories: epiphanies, nature, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Epiphanies
EPIPHANIES      

You suddenly see truth - like a vision -                              ...

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Categories: epiphanies, inspirational
Form: Free verse
Breakfast At Epiphanies
Had an epiphany this morning and yet, the screeching and scratching of the voices is always at hand.

The only thing I can trust this day and age is the walls talking to me. Ceremoniously, I want my consciousness to die.

Alas, it lies wake and unfolds...

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© Mr Pickles  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: epiphanies, corruption, fear, longing, night,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Epiphanies
I felt for him such sympathy
Because too late he had the epiphany
Of realizing just what a good thing he had
After she left him for being treated so bad

Sometimes the light comes on too late
The epiphany only magnifies our mistake
The question is, “Was the lesson learned”
Or,...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: epiphanies, life,
Form: Rhyme
Soundless Epiphanies
11/10/12

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A sound of silence veers its head
Staring blankly into obscure delight
A recognizable face appears in the light
Inward laughter—fed

Never heard it this loud before
Something shifts on volume low
The majority has become the foe
Even words—they ignore

No one needs to understand
For all is heard within
All they need is...

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Categories: epiphanies, confusion, dark, hope, life,
Form: Free verse
Those Minor Epiphanies
He went in for a six-pack,
and came out with a smile

His heart reawakened,
the old lady—a child

(Dreamsleep: March, 2020)...

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Categories: epiphanies, joy,
Form: Rhyme



Epiphanies of a Silent Secret
A broad incision I'll lay across arms
Spelling what will be of us
Two expelling the third I've known
But at what real cost does it come?
Will Third be settled as is dead?
Or forever be a slient secret?

This chance could only come on this time
For rhyme and reason
I'll...

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Categories: epiphanies, teen,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member epiphanies dawn
magnetised palms and tingling feet
collaborate with our third eye
moon and the sun bring forth cool heat
toroidal heart lets out a sigh

our breath outpost, tip of the nose
signals readiness for action
although we remain in repose
all nodes within form gain traction 

present in the eternal now
the vast...

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Categories: epiphanies, spiritual,
Form: Quatrain
Ecstatic, Enigmatic Epiphanies of the Galaxie Eclipse endgame
Universal space…
Vast grace…
Infinity stars and galaxies
Of glory and praise
Joy
Jubilant 
Desire 
Humility
Hopefulness
Unity 
Peace
Happiness
Cheer
No fear
No tears
The Kingdom of unconditional clarity and love
Speak words of love from abuv
Roam home
Roam Home
Hold you dearly
Never let go
Insecure…
Then, I feel good
Misunderstood,
But good in the hood
Shook brook I cry,
Then it dries in laughter
I’m...

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Categories: epiphanies, angst, anxiety, deep, emotions,
Form: Free verse
On Being Woke
“Woke”, past tense of “awake”,
It is generally thought that,
This is a good thing,
My worst nightmares begin,
At that point.

If being “awake” means ignoring,
Reality at another’s behest,
It’s intolerable.

Allow the thoughts of others,
Permeate my mind,
So I Might wade into the pool of diversity.

Do not deny myriad creative thought,
And...

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Categories: epiphanies, allegory, change, freedom, how
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Epiphany
("Eye of Storm", original encaustic, 2017)

Epiphany

I’ve had two major epiphanies in my life,
And I figure three is all we really get.
So far they are following a pattern
Of thesis/antithesis
So I assume the third will be some kind of synthesis.

The first involved pain.
When I broke my femur...

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Categories: epiphanies, appreciation, death, life, perspective,
Form: Narrative

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