Fingerprinting Poems | Examples


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Smoke

Residual finger pointer in an in-haunting, 
      instigator of an instigator taunting. 
   Infiltrator with sash of tendriled gas, or is it dust
  feeling in lusts, zealing a fingering, 
          to find either it's way. 
 An agent of Death, of 
   imitation facsimile of breathe, stoked signature remains in imagery epiphany of
 black characature spiritus blankus obscenity_uttereth 
 curse-ino-Djin. 

  Fingerprinting the wind, in it's rust
   To steal it's identity particulate-dissipation, or 'bust

Purpose

I see a swirl of lose ends
urging me to tie them together
Like taking a trip
  along the Milky Way
           of Illusion

I see fingerprinting eternities
ravaging the Hourglass of Man
Through these areas
     of Space uncovered
           by my Third Eye

The Great In-Between

"The Great In-Between"



Oh jolle 
vision green 
shining 
black feather-framed
emeralds
spilling over 
the mask’s rim
walls fall while
Jericho doors close
lockdown 
unravels 
like a mind ribbon
travels 
through words
swimming in 
an ocean like 
tadpoles 
growing 
tales 
evolving
through 
the singing hooks 
in the mouths
of whispering
phantom poets 
listening 
with the 
eyes 
and 
mind
fingerprinting
tomes
glowing
embers 
pages along the path 
with a legion 
of tall poppies
marching strident
and barefoot
over broken glass 
like the leaves
falling 
from 
tall stories 
still standing
stalwart trees
basking with 
winged warriors
strange angels
all forest creatures 
in Blue Sky’s Light
sometime soon seen
In the Great In-Between


(LadyLabyrinth/ 2021)





"Looking through the looking glass
All that seems won't ever last
Broken glass in every tree
Natural I never see
Slipping through my fingertips, like sand
Slipping through my fingertips, like sand"


Beyond Change

It slides stealthily in you, the fear
shifting the blame, stoking to run. He said
the wolves are coming. I heard a wailing
sound across the black wall,

I hate you, I hate you. He was crying
and shouting. Why were you so good to
me, why did not you hit me? He started
throwing stones on jasmines –

and then hanged himself with a shoe
lace. Fingerprinting the DNA was inconclusive.
Senseless incarceration, a hidden paranoia,
a tormented soul arrested under the canopy.

Heights, yes heights were responsible for the
fall, for the hurt, for the pain. Could not
stay fearlessly for a long time. Perfection
was the watchword.

Death was the peace.


SATISH VERMA

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