Momentaneous Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Spontaneous

What we felt was spontaneous
feelings easy to navigate,
other thoughts were extraneous
fixation or not love won't wait.

Lost in the portal of our eyes 
what we felt was spontaneous,
as tangible as starry skies
its intrigue consentaneous.

Doubts were but momentaneous
for we'd shared a revelation,
what we felt was spontaneous
our hearts needed no translation.

There was no need to verbalize
sweet words were miscellaneous
we had no wish to patronize
what we felt was spontaneous.


(Quatern)


01/20/2020
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Premium Member We Should Fly Away

Together, we should fly away –
                    leave behind our average day

Let’s break from mundane routine –
                    inhale exciting to exhale serene

Our daily sameness lacks changes ~
                    let’s peak inside spontaneous exchanges

Imagine waking to momentaneous outcomes ~
                    shaking time’s ill-dosed humdrums

Not knowing life’s daily sum
would defuse our everyday numb!	




... CayCay
April 1, 2019

Outside

Soothing, moving broken wing whilst relaxing in lights radiance,
the bird song brings sheer cheer though only momentaneous.
In tune I croon a lullaby for with nature I am one,
the trees are watching, birds are flocking all under our great sun.

Here, I ponder our big wide world and all that it does nurture,
what was, what is, what will be and me the mere immerser.
A love divine and is all mine-with this I do so stride,
not once, with a thought-this poem I caught 'til I went outside.


Unwritten Story

A pen rests unreservedly in my lips 
Another embraced behind my ear 
A ream of paper at peace on my lap 
And ink smudges consume my fingers 
/ 
  
My perception beyond physicality 
Mystical enchanters in chorus 
Momentaneous fantasies in flesh 
And the artistry streams 
/ 
  
In a foxtrot my pen whirls 
Across the ballroom of parchment 
Virginal ink smears 
And the gala commences 
/ 
  
Unbeknownst of my environs 
Enveloped passionately within my illusions 
Adventures given essence 
And pressed into a colloquy 
/ 
  
Not infamous is my name 
Nor are my narrations published 
But a dream I live for 
And a tale to be told

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