Long Clairsentience Poems

You know that fun song “Grandma got run over by a reindeer?”
I was doing some paranormal research tonight, when it hit me.
Of course they believe; they lived it!
If you live it, it’s pretty impossible to...

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O to be the humble horizon
that slumbers in restlessness,
I grieve not for the magnolias
that withered amidst
cruel claws of chaotic cravings.
I weep for the serene 
   wildflower whispers
that once upon a blood moon
were lost...

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When I was in Atlantis,
We walked not on ground, but upon fields of light.
The air itself knew our names —
And the stars bent low to whisper secrets.

We spoke in silence,
Words unneeded between hearts that saw...

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I doubt if I am unique but I love to play, draw, dance and cartoon.
I like staring for hours at oak trees, dead leaves, cats and the moon.
I yelled “no” to my first grade teacher...

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illumination is brought to the forest shelf
the oaks commit to another year of life
violets and moss house six faeries and an elf

father sky pines for the day he takes a wife
wondering about mother nature’s ways
the...

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All she has to do is live her truth
Clairaudient certainly for she sees spirits.
She also has clairvoyance, clairsentience, claircognizance, 
Her family is discouraging, disappointed, angry. 
First they try to convince her that what she sees...

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Shelly’s family was full of claircognizant relatives.
Some were clairaudient; they could hear spirit.
Shelly did not know that was abnormal.
She had been doing that since she was two.
It was her “normal”.

Her grandmother Ida was a clairvoyant.
She...

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My husband and are both clairvoyant.  
We perceive Dad as an outline of his former self.
We are clairaudient. We hear things others cannot. 
We perceive his mother when she slams cupboard doors.
We are claircognizant,...

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