Enmeshed Poems - Poems about Enmeshed

... I bid love's mirror fond adieu but saw it gazing back at you my face framed in your iris' flecked with gold ... I dared to press your lips to mine whi......

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... Sponsor : Tom Woody Contest : Black Hole Love Submitted: 16/7/25 _____________ “Love embodies in millions of forms and frequencies, not all known. Its int......

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...A covert narcissist dressed in a hand-me-down victim cloak, Master of the tear-tantrum tactic — He sniffles, sobs, and simpers until your defenses drop, Then slides a betrayal in your back so smoo......

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...“Come undone to know God and we are one ~ We are as God’s child, His prodigal son” ~ quote by poet We reincarnated a thousand times, but in each life role our soul her......

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... FORGE AHEAD Forge ahead, spines are steel anger, tragedy, treachery heal betrayal merely a step on ladders Golden Age arises, Kali Age passes fragrant oysters in Bloomsbury Blue man......

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...Somehow among the hidden leaves of time when quietude swerves on a lane, there is a throb of evening's breath panting inside those marble eyes that if I gaze long enough into darkness your ice......

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... The smoky dust screen blows away far into the halcyon horizon, the flotilla of cotton cloud sails in the concave depth of cobalt. Bowed down slender blades of cinnamon grass sway in th......

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...END TIMES : ONE [Poet’s Note : This poem arose out of a play on quote in Bible by Christ : “I will open my mouth in parables. I will utter things hidden since the creation of the world…This is ho......

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...In search of the truth, To understand the invisibility of the cosmos, He journeyed into the deepest parts. He went beyond the threshold of light, Experiencing both assimilation and infilt......

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...These are modern English translations of poems written in Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer. The Canterbury Tales: General Prologue by Geoffrey Chaucer translation by Michael R. Burch When ......

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...Like blood in flesh, with your disciples, you were united. In your union, as though on cloud nine, they felt delighted. Heart and mind were clear, yet were they in wisdom sure-sighted? By your que......

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... It being a holiday, with friends, I went to chill out In a gregarious company, partying was sheer fun After a heavy booze, my first-time experience, I fell flat, plunging into deep ......

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... Unearthed, their vivid colors bloom as buds unfold wafting in Mariah's breeze, in hues bright and bold Beautiful flowers, mere words cannot rhapsodize Secreted are their roots, from sight of......

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...Cold sun Casts eerie Shadows Of souls Not truly there Enmeshed In aging’s Darkness Life’s shadow Barely near Soft joys Of rising Sunshine Adrift On clouded eyes They reach To touch A......

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...addicted to a scent we once granted consent enmeshed us in confines of time deadening sentience to our inner chime self-blocking the influx of God’s grace owing to mundane goals we chase......

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