Long Reemerge Poems

I saw you last on your birthday.
When I proceeded to your room
to kiss you and give you my gift,
you were surrounded by all
of my siblings, except one,
who was in church services.
 
I do love you...

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Looking upon intelligence
too long can just depress,
an honest mind figures out quick
it’s not amongst the best.
The range of them is just so vast,
the unique mind so rare,
you try to see what those guys see,
nut it...

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Sitting by the bay during a weekday watching the water I thought a manatee I observed
Just beneath the surface, it came up for just a few seconds and didn’t reemerge. 
I followed it with my...

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society never seems to wanna understand
i got feelings too just because im a man dont mean nothing
i bleed to damn
babysitter raping me at 7
told my folks got my ass whoop because liars dont make it...

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She That Rivaled The Glowing Moon

Thy *hyacinth* hair upon white shoulders laid bare
thy face, mirror of love in heavenly skies.
The miracle of thy body, so sweet and fair
its soft innocence, destroyer of worldly lies.

Walking behind...

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Slaves to Perception….
 
Perception is influenced by probability judgments formed on the basis of earlier actions performed in similar situations
 
 
And I think I know
 
As much as I know of a triangle and breathed in the number...

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I danced with death for a moment,
Dressed in a sheik metallic guise.
In the absence of life's petty presence,
Death spoke freely for a while.

In daily struggles, humanity forgets
The joke of life in his mirthless glee;
Bending low,...

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Barren laid the roads
At the passing cars and autos I stare
Wishing it was you, seen everyday
But not since last week
An hour has passed since I last saw a bus
Stops crowding all waiting for you
Waiting for...

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Declared an outcast,
shunned by society -
but she's the same
as you and me,
but You can't see her pain
hidden behind her coy smile.
You can't wipe away those tears,
invisible to your shallow eyes.

In fear she stares at the...

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After nearly a year
Hamas released four October 7th hostages. 
Unfortunately, they're all deceased
tossed away, like ballast, from a sinking beast.

Will they be mentioned at the DNC
will they be remembered by anybody.
Does any still remember October...

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Seasons of change carry no alleviation.
Struggle to keep order.
A being composed of two souls
one day, the other night,  
both fighting to ignite.
 
Born of the same mind,
Two, once peaceful sons
struggle to please a tainted...

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The catapillar and I shared an impossible dream.
We where bored of a life so mundane and routine.
It was time to say goodbye to our redundant fears.
It was time to let go of memories of drabier...

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Stay focused as an icon makes its surge
upon the stage as self-contained, assured.
I weigh it 'gainst a candle who's matured.
While tapers toil all night and scents converge,

the pooh-bah is about to reemerge.
The fragrance fine, but...

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The clock never stops, time never stands still;
A girl in a train station shudders with a chill,
Waiting on delusions, waiting on a train,
Waiting for old aches to reemerge again.

She’s holding her breath and counting heartbeats,
She’s...

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I know you say that it takes time
But time just ain’t healing mine
Trauma 
but I would be fine

If the water didn’t swallow me whole
Feeling the Demons pull
Dragged beneath
To the coral wreath
Till the Demons devour me...

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Today I had a Covid test,
But first, to leave the house,
I had to sort through clothes to find
A normal shirt or blouse.

I ironed one and then I found
A pair of jean Capris,
For what I wear...

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Once there was a tennis player*
From a town in Spain.
Ever since he started winning,
Clay was his domain.

As he rose up through the ranks
(He's number 1 today),
Fans would clamor for a glimpse
Of glory on display.

Though injuries...

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Morning Thoughts
Written: by Miracle Man
8/28/2019

Today, countless thoughts, will arrive,
And too many will evaporate in haste.
The few, that evolve into words, and survive,
were governed by fate to not become waste.

But from among those having taken flight,
Which...

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