Inhaled Poems - Poems about Inhaled

Picking up a half written poem It reads: It feels later than it is I'm in a yesterday If tomorrow is tonight Dreams are for sleepers Gently held There I trailed off, left Whispers combine with oxygen Everything blends invisibly As poets put words together And the air becomes a potion It doesn't need knowing For words to unlock doors Keys forged by combinations Of shallow and deep breaths Pitter pattering...

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He awoke in a fog, a cerebral maze precisely fifty years from the days of the battles over air and seas Focusing his gaze, ruins all around seeking in vain, a road out of town Wide-eyed creatures with tails and CO2 feet zoomed...

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Take a breath breathe air into the dry lung that is alive Consume wholeness purity inhaled feels the wellness that comes to thrive Look, see the beauty as shadows dissipate the ugly rule light shows one ways to arrive Again, time conquers one’s woes His hand covers thee gently teaching one how to survive...

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Micro-particular molecular particles whose properties carry less mass at any given time typically are airborne, only to be respired and absorbed through means of respiration. Exhaled only to be once again; inhaled. Trapped inside inner linings of esophageal passages. Buoyantly escaping; light-like-quick. Tumbling like a cyclonic feather. Blue rays with ultrasonic transfers of unconditional compromises shine...

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I INHALED I inhaled Your divine love Oh, LORD And every wound in My soul Was instantly Healed! ©Demetrios Trifiatis 20 January 2013...

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