Long Supernovas Poems

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Premium Member Zephyr

Some express their pain,
some sacrifice it for others,
only poets turn it into poetry - (my quote)

Only poets can turn words into poems,
so those who are not poetic
can feel them in a beautiful way.

I'll always hide behind metaphors,
as I'm just a zestful zephyr,
trying to bring calm among 
a tempest of mood swings.

When fate floats like charcoal puffs,
a tender touch helps to release
suppressed drops of sorrow

so I ponder, why I remain
emotionally challenged.

Every night the moon glows among the stars,
but is powerless against them burning away.
I find comfort in knowing some transform
into supernovas, just like ink becoming a poem.

We all crave for enough fuel to keep us alive,
but there is always that unfinished thought,
which suffers from a premature end.

When I'm lost in a land of windstorms,
I yearn to have the strength of Zephyrus,
hoping my soft whispers are not 
misunderstood among self centred gusts.

I'll always be an atonement of nature,
as everything I long to do is a curse of selflessness.
Sunrise is the most stunning 'hello,'
whilst sunset is the most magnificent 'goodbye.'
But you are never guaranteed daydreams at dawn,
nor clarity of compassion at dusk,
so I'll keep blowing like a gentle breeze,
as no matter in which direction the winds blow,
I'll keep hope in finding a way home.
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Tears of Time

T i m e stops for no one,
as searing seconds swerve
through seasonal squalls,
thawing frost that sleeps upon
the necks of onyx roses,
where pain is etched in skeletal sins~
across pruned plumes,
fleeting through amethyst air, 
merged in changing frequencies
of wind and waves,
carrying ballads of a bruised bluebird.

But I have long known grief,
and I’ve tasted the bittersweet
cocktails of life and love.
I am s i l e n c e,
swirling amidst the wheels
of dusk and dawn,
like the unseen flares
of blazing boulevards,
for I am made from ashes of steel,
strong to the eyes
that see not beyond bleeding sighs.
I waltz faster than
my fears can grasp,
the obsidian t e a r s of petals,
leaving each abstract sunset
sketched in acrylics
on murky meadows,
thriving with grieving geraniums.

O beloved moon,
I see lakes of Elysium
through the chained windows
of my tortured tower.
I breathe against the
crystalline concoctions
composed from the ink
of curved constellations,
erasing kismet calligraphies,
cluttered with chaotic conclusions,
sailing toward an astrological sphere,
where colors of love
run free against
the gravity of diabolical dust,
designed on rings of rust.

So let me save the twilight sage,
before the last drop of wintry rage
is no longer tamed by the
treacherous tongue of fate,
for I am armored against
the demonic drumrolls,
luring the splitting sea-surge
to a bioluminescent shore
where Lucifer’s footsteps linger,
caressing the edges of snakeskin,
mimicking merciless mantras
of Medusa melodies,
orchestrated in seething strings,
oblivious to the t r u t h
that I am more than
a wounded warrior,
dressed in whimsical wisterias.
I’ve learned to let go
of every faltering feather,
that blinded me,
pushing my patience
into a labyrinth of tilted tulips,
tainted with twisted tones
and hues of hypocrisy. 

Remember,
I am more than the splitting paranoia,
running through corridors of uncertainty,
I am flashlights in the monsoon sky~
emanating petrichor pastels
upon nocturnal nightingales,
singing without words,
dreaming amidst trickling chords.

     ~ and this is the truth of trembling t i m e 
            that halts not for the sleeping supernovas ~

The Cosmos

Swirling gases and gigantic clusters of floating rock
black-holes and supernovas and radioactive dust, 

the pinnacle of all imagination living magic and void from adaptation or joint celebration 


gravity's fabric cuddling the weight of all creation.

Spinning in numb service for the unknown purpose 
the cornucopia of wonder and fear.

Will the mind even conjure the wisdom of thou? 
desperately waiting for reason seeking out? 

Or shall we ever wallow in worn theory, 
waiting for a trained genius to add to this story

Or will death allow the cheat giving us our comforting complete, 
or will we retreat back to logic's feet and find we are just  
mere accident all bacteria, atoms just freaks!

Either way it's magic and welcome when in nothing.
 
the smashing of need the screaming of invention and happening 
the living canvas ever added and amended, ever made and forgotten.

Consumed and cemented a dancing pattern each to their own the 
Ceaseless ripples of organized chaos drift us more from home.  

And every conclusion the same the black hole and life again.
© Paul K K  Create an image from this poem.

Mirror , mirror literally on the wall

I dwell in a high-rise apartment dwelling
That faces a gigantic air travel bureau building.
A bureau building with a mega mirrorred front,
thus its frontage a gigantic jumbo-sized mirror. 

In the twilight hours of violet dusk or dawn,
the entire huge apartment flats 
 reflected on its mirrorred walls.
One can see the reflections
 of the whole neighbourhood
All the faces peeping in from their windows
All the people hanging around 
on their balconies and terrace

And if doors are left ajar
whatever is going on inside 
their flats reflected indiscriminately
on the travel agency's massive mirrors as well!
It is quite a sight to see 
esp for idle peeking, prying eyes.
Folks thus have to be conscientious
 about their doings in full view... 

But at midnight if you chance to wake up,
the giant mirrors reflect a spectacular sight!
The moon on a moonlit night
or starry heavens as
diamond specks of light!
Thus a huge patch of heaven
 itself reflected upon it
Novas, supernovas, nebulas, 
ooh, the shooting stars in God's Galaxy
all reflected magnificiently 
upon the mirrorred walls!! 

Fine shine, O' giant mirror, mirror 
literally on the wall
But I'd rather you don't reflect 
my unveiled form at all.
For I prefer being the invisible
 belle of the hall....
Form: Verse

Premium Member Night Watch

search for oddities
into space and time we squeeze
eons can be seen
through highly polished mirrors
on bitter cold night so clear

'The Accident' morphs
dim mysterious brown dwarf
skimming stellar turf
leaving possibilities 
constitutes dark energies

lustrous Milky Way
is where we reside today
facing come what may
dusty gas, huge black holes hide
where galactic center glides

interstellar bliss
where supernovas exist
fireworks not to miss
proves the cosmos are alive
eternity will survive

for the non-earth bound
cosmic microwave background
has now hung around
over fourteen billion years
since Great Expansion appeared

sky watching sessions
cosmic history lessons
answering questions
when the universe was born
how our galaxy was formed

sitting in the dark
with conditions often stark
tracing heaven's arc
watching the vast cosmos flow
where true dreamers choose to go
© Ng Rippel  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Of Nations Ii a Burning Nation

Of paper and Ink
Warriors of words written in a land
Of Blood and broken toys
Jet black things
Set ice plains and caviar
Standing long into the starry night
Eyes gone blind to the images and deities
Of families and finalities

Of bones that drum
All fall in distant regard
The night is rip asunder 
The echo of thunder
Rain driven storms of raveages and revenge 
Fires of ice Buring the nation at its core
Alight of midnight sky like supernovas
Blown in a rage of the blind, a land of the blind
A mad god in a nation 
Torn into clans
Rise and go to war

Rape of the natural landscapes
Televised and television wasted places
Vision-scapes in division of man and land
The pulse of blood 
The heart beat
That bleeds on paper and ink
Roads to dreams a nation in turn
As this nation burns

The Better Gems

What's 
better 
than gold?
A heart of 
gold and 
any 
golden 
rule
Thus 
donot 
over the 
mined 
thing drool.

What's 
better 
than 
pearls?
Any pearls 
of wisdom
grant the 
oyster 
some 
freedom!

What's 
better 
than 
diamonds
Supernovas 
that dazzle 
like 
them
So don't 
you fret if 
you can't 
afford
the earthly 
underground 
gem.

What's 
better 
than 
rubies?
Crimson 
roses and 
rosy lips
I do, and 
maybe 
you too
already 
have them!

What's 
better 
than 
emeralds?
Feline eyes 
glowing in 
the dark.
Ah Lord! 
That 
fluorescent 
spark!

What's 
better 
than silver?
The hope 
that every 
cloud has 
a silver 
lining
Even 
miners 
they don't 
enjoy the 
mining.

What's better than amber?
Amber eyes shining like embers.
In God's design variety of 
eyeball shades
Ah the licorice eyed maidens 
and maids!

And whether it be
zircon or amethyst
Sapphire or lapis lazuli
Agate, opal or tanzanite
what tis far better
than all these gems put 
together
is anyone known as 'a gem of 
a person'.
For instance it's upto you
to transcend flesh and blood
and be a guiding star
for the transient travellers that 
we are.

Premium Member Stardust Memories

You and I are stardust 
unseen specks 
hurled from unknown supernovas
exploding in deep space
an eternity away, ago
carried away on galactic winds 
cosmic dandelions
scattered through limitless night  
a universe apart
random  
yet converging
over millions, billions, of years
all the galaxies, stars, gods
along the way 
somehow indifferent to our passage    
or conspiring to let us move on  

an endless drift
until
we were pulled by gravitation 
onto a tiny young planet
a speck, like us, in space 
one in untold trillions

atoms, particles, dust
now alighted  
assembled
scrambled
reassembled 
randomly
patiently
through eons
into 

you
me

and a universe shrunk 
to that one spot on this earth
where our paths crossed 

a one-in-an-infinity chance
destiny over impossibility

The Great Debate

The nature of our spiral nebulae or Milky Way,
is the size of our universe from where we stay.
Believing that our nebulae is relatively small,
Astronomer Curtis declared a far bigger call.
Billions of galaxies much larger and distant,
the scale of the universe, 1921 relevant.
Island universes in the trillions,
supernovas outshine galaxies in brilliance.
Another great debate by Huxley at that time,
upholding the biblical creation in us to refine.
To him self affirming the preference to be an ape,
giving Darwin’s theory the wishing shape.
In letters of war between Burke and Thomas Paine,
the debate in differences of conservatism,
and the misleading perception of progressivism.
After 2021 in lockdown giving nature a break,
wildlife’s resources in reviving stake.
The new debate now in consideration geographic,
3 working days and nights, 4 days no traffic.
Zero hours at sunrise, 12 at dawn lights mean,
nature hours including month thirteen.
The ultimate provider in absolute respect,
labor camp for restoring wasteland to correct.
Human independence and it’s grow of sacrifice,
the caring things of nature love that satisfies.
Form: Ballade

Supernova's

We fall Hard and steady
Down dimensions unknown
Down, each turn and drop
We turn and tremble, teeming with tingling terrors
Nightmares fuel
Combust and flare outwards until nothing can contain it
We fall 
We tumble, down further
Banging, bashing, crashing into oblivion
We tornado outwards, from within
Our hearts break and bend, and release their burdens
They blow like bombs
Our minds burst, and burn like supernovas
Enveloping all that is, and will ever be with blinding light
Eyes scorched and hearts immolated 
We climb, turn and tumble
Bumble like buffoons
We soar ever higher, becoming ever lighter
We fly like jet fighters
Higher and higher still
Above the atmosphere
Float… suspended in stillness
Until we blossom and spread like wildfire 
Flowering, showering, we sow our stardust seeds 
We turn, stumble, and reach 
We fall, like meteors, into each other’s orbit
Until collapse
© Jacob Frey  Create an image from this poem.

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