Best Submerging Poems

He opened his eyes once more,
At night on luminous shores,
With blurred memories;
Tried to recall the past
Before being on shore.

He stood up and looked around,
Simply finding nothing relevant;
He decided to walk cautiously,
Until he stumbled upon something.
A black silhouette, he saw;
It whispered:
"Come to me...";
Then It disappeared.

It's voice...

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Purging and Submerging

By Pope, Trump's soul he had been purging
After from Democrats receiving much urging;
A desire to know, 
On you did grow;
Were beyond belief so sins needed submerging.

Jim Horn...

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Trailing his hand in the river of time
Fishing for memories like tickling trout,
He tries to grasp the slippery glimpses
Of loves he has known, Spring and Summer,
In his youth when life was plausibly sweet.

If he could but cross time and realise 
Again the triumphs and disasters,...

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RED fire ball submerging,
we slip from the light
watching our shadows bloom.

A smoldering sphere,
not clean-cut, but badly drawn,
its REDNESS wobbles and fumes.
as it downs itself
still smoking a last shred of day.

For a few long moments Banshees
go silent.
Curious Giraffes stretch their necks
to sniff the freshly deceased,
as one...

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