Long Synaesthesia Poems

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Premium Member Colours Perfuse

Colours Perfuse

Bluebell tinkers in soft mellow waters
                                   splashing in her fantasy and dreams

Tolling oceans flicker chakra’s paths
                                      ring truths and wondrous melodies

Crowned indigo with chanted violet
                                   Peace in her gypsy’s carriage’s heart

She hears the colours smells shades
                                  of pastels tastes aquamarine touches

All lapis lazuli synaesthesia molten
                                 cores when she sees her crystal vision

Comes flows cascades crescendos 
                                  compiles her senses on life’s tapestry

A seeker finder clairsentient spirit medium
                           Bluebell slashes blues and brushes muse

27th January 2017


Premium Member colors of love

demi lunes 

ascending the height of pleasure
tantra crept in
through the cracks of reality

a rainbow crescent eclipsed all pain
turned the suffering of suffering
into a medium for growth and change

chakras mingled in orange and indigo
blue and red composed violet glows
a yellow hue infused 
navel gazing at its best

her green eyes mesmerized
the radiance of togetherness
created a full spectrum
of mind body and soul

like children they painted
on the canvas of their skins
as tidal waves of intimate warmth 
ebbed and flowed
to the sound of music in their heart

when synaesthesia exploded all senses
all darkness disappeared
and white stars watched over their union

two demi lunes became
one lunar globe
tickled by sunlight of compassion
caressed infinite peace

24th October 2024

Premium Member Mother's Milk



"Mother’s Milk"

I don’t know -
what would you have me say?

Life is a gourmand perfume 
rolling along on the notes of air 
intoxicating musk a jubilee
music you breathe and reign in

words lactonic heaven scent
stimulating the beginning and the end
in synaesthesia the let-down presents
succulent life, a moment brief and swift

a hint of warm peppered cinnamon
with gunshot sparks recalcitrant pink
a straight shot from the heady accord first off 
hard points from mother’s breast rouge the plot

we drink it all in 
life is the sweetest illusion 
bittersweet and burnt bent
we are all drunk to it;

before we begin,
we begin again, 
we are swallowed large 
into this small life 

like an unknown mystery

karmic charms chime in
fragrant and in fragrant notes
recalcitrant journeys
roads less taken 

sweet and bitter almonds
we hear the distant bells chime
we sign off reluctantly 
to only begin it all again


Candide Diderot. ‘25

Premium Member My Five Senses

Reminiscing a Future

Taste of my Teddy bear suckling comfort
                    Cool button in his ear on my tongue

Sound of silence of parachute’s silk
                    The nothingness of free fall before landing

Sight of an Octopus squirting ink onto my
                    Diving mask blinding with glimpses of vision

Touch of cow’s dung heating a humble
                    Wall sheltering compassionate feelings

Smell of blotting paper on a fountain
                    Pen’s script reflecting short-lived fragrance

            Synaesthesia? Nonsense? Common Sense? Sixth Sense?

            Ethereal Incense of mind soul and body transcending?

                        I taste childhood
                                I hear freedom
                                        I see no delusions
                                                I touch equality
                                                        I smell passion

I sense...Forever

26th July 2018

Synaesthesia

color awe
so crystal as to hear an
enigma

whiffed fragrance
a strangeness to scarcely taste
obscure scenes

light is sown
feel the warmth that follows miles
minds do smile


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"An individual whose conscious awareness is such that a sound becomes fused with a sense of color and taste; for whom each fleeting impression engenders a vivid, inextinguishable image; for whom words have quite different meanings than they do for us—such a person cannot mature in the same way others do, nor will his inner world, his life history tend to be like others'."

from:

Luria, A. R. & Solotaroff, Lynn (translator) (1968) The mind of a mnemonist: a little book about a vast memory. Jonathan Cape
Form: Senryu


Inklings of Spring

Winter finally moves his lumpen sluggish weight,

Spring is like a shy dryad shivering in his arms

Wind's whippets droop to trifling whine

Sullen rain hisses to a grizzle.

tiny fruit buds swell enough to moisten lips.

First daffodil maidens preen, bright faces so fair!

Chattering swallows check granite grey mortared mansion.

Duck naps snug, beak a chest --- gull floats overhead.

Longer days mean I must leave my snuggly, sleepy daze,

slightly more light; work energies reappear

poetry is laid aside in favour of trimming trees

seething solar heating sound, signals dimly smiling sun.

seed packets eagerly spread out – What to plant this season?

Suddenly, more bees aflight – our crops will be alright!

Another cycle begins!






1) Anthropomorphism       2) Simile   3) Metaphor   4) onomatopoeia
5)Synaesthesia      6)  Personification  7)  Sensory Imagery
8)    Ellipsis       9)  Homophone   10) Caesura    11) Pun
12) Alliteration   13) Rhetorical Question   14)Internal Rhyme 
15) Truism





Written 20th August for Line Gautier Contest - A Litany of Poetic Devices

Premium Member Undercover Operation

He chafes the prayer beads against his wrist
	Has died lesser deaths of exasperated rage
		It’s not forgiveness he seeks but purifying anger

To feel the rawness of emotion he focusses
	On undefeatable loss and zealous slaughter
		Of cross fires approaching target practice

A peaceful man and oft discerned by thoughts 
	In overthinking modes of analytical destruction
		The old warrior aims to unleash condensing fury 

‘I want to feel the hurt’ and so he turns inside
	For considerate vivisection and careful attribution
		Selects a modus operandi to excise the pain

Rips off the bandages and washes ointment from
	Years of contained and preordained resilience
		And resolves that ceasefires of mind must stop

Turns off the light to engage with boiling darkness
	Plugs his ears and braves an onslaught of deaf voices
		As cacophony and synaesthesia fuel the silent bellow

Once iron will is hot and set on scalding blisters he confronts
	Injustices and ravenous beasts of incinerating prey head on
		At last they fall on his scalpel once boiling point is reached

To remind himself of the successful operation he chooses not
	To stitch the gaping injury because he needs encouragement
		Instead he cauterizes his soul and seals a union with himself


16th December 2019

Synaesthesia

I am writing you in purple. Not the word—
the taste: that iron bite of violet petals
crushed between molars, the way they stick
to the roof of the mouth like communion wafers
dipped in wine gone slightly wrong. You understand,
of course, that I can’t help but eat
each sentence as I write it. The ink
bleeds grape-skin bitterness across my tongue,
tannins puckering the soft flesh
where speech should live.

The envelope waits on my desk, fat
with pages I’ve been licking at the edges.
Violet. That’s the specific shade
of metal—not silver, not quite lead—
the taste of costume jewelry warming
against a throat, or blood
when you’ve bitten down too hard inside your cheek
and tried to hide it, swallowing.

I seal this letter with my teeth.
The glue tastes like the end of something:
overripe, about to split, that moment
when a grape becomes obscene
in its sweetness, when fermentation starts
inside the skin and everything turns
to wine or vinegar—there’s hardly
any difference, really, just time
and what you’re willing to call it.

You’ll taste this when you open it.
The paper will dissolve like sugar
steeped too long, and purple
will coat your mouth for days: brutal,
gorgeous, the specific flavor of a color
that exists between a bruise
and a flower, between the blue
of suffocation and the red of wanting.

I’m sorry. I know you asked for yellow.
But yellow tastes like cowardice and butter,
and I have only purple left to give—
this bitter sweetness, medicinal and lush,
the aftertaste of beauty
or of poison. Sometimes
even I can’t tell which

Don'T Empathise

Tear drops roll down my cheeks.
Blessed with mirror-touch synaesthesia!
Claircognizant empaths - inflame my aphasia.
I know, I know - the die is cast!
Eh! Still words - pierce through my silent heart.


Leave me – leave me!
I need time to talk with my soul.

For no one knows – why!
Why emotions welled up so high?
How would you know - the reason behind my sigh!
And why such deep  grief and frown?
And why the frozen sea melted down?
And the pain behind my collapsing castle!
How intense is my tussle!
Yeah! How would you know?


What I just lost was my holy grail!
All I need is solitude to sail!
sad
Form: Verse

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