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Premium Member Parallel

They go forward in life 

Along a parallel 

 

He walks alone 

Clutching his guitar 

 

She walks in peace 

Finally knowing her worth 

 

Each one knowing 

They mirrored the other 

 

And each are embedded 

On the other's journey 

 

Every song and poem 

Voiced their shared pain 

 

No more shared glances 

Belong in this world 

 

Just echoes of shadowed fantasies 

Linger for the next realm

Premium Member One Nation

A parallel world
They fear the truth in this place
Ignorance is here

Parallel universe

In a parallel universe everything might be different.
I wonder what would happen if I wasn't the oldest sibling.
Or maybe if my parents didn't split up.
Would my life be completely different if I grew up in another state?
Or maybe, if I would've just asked you out and didn't wait?
In another world, did you say yes? And if so, how long did we last?
I'd like to know, because if it wasn't long then maybe I can stop dwelling on the past.
But without knowing, I can't.
I still think of you everyday, and I text you all the time.
I think of the shimmer in your eyes or how the way that you laugh is like a melody to my ears.
Would you notice those things about me in another world?
Do you in this one?
I keep wondering, but all I'm left with are unanswered questions.
I'm stuck wondering if you would ever say yes to someone like me.
Is that a possibility even in a parallel universe?
Am I as annoying and loud as I think I am in every possible place?
I can't help but wonder, only thoughts of you fill my head space.
I've been up all night, stuck on the thought of you.
Would we ever work out anyway?
Even in a parallel universe?


Premium Member Living Analogue Invisible in Parallel

on parallel shore
I wander where waves caress
no footprints online
only brine, rock, and seabirds
to echo that I'm present

screens flare like lures do
hooking the curious in—
I keep eyes blinkered
knowing one slip starts the plunge
into hours I cannot spare

my life is fragile
ink seeps slowly into grain
behind the latched gates
I paint in colours unseen
where regret can't get a breach

no mast light for me
no beacon on shoreline gleams-
I sail without charts
my course drawn by phantom steeds
into the void in your world

I burn my candle
past the eyes that never blink
past networks alight—
your grid can't trap my shadow
your feed can't name what I am

I live analogue
unseen on parallel lines
that starves intruders
wanting to click, like and feed
on clocks that don't keep your time

no mast light for me
no beacon on the shoreline—
I sail without charts
my course drawn by unseen stars
in the space between your worlds

Premium Member The Key to The Gate

The Key to the Gate

The mirror world, I just call that for this
A parallel world in the matrix arrangement
of the universe, it is invisible from here

That world is clean, cool, super atmospherical life
There is no sickness, viruses, decay, and destruction
There is a new emotion, the love of the high mind

There the heart and mind are one. The heart works from the mind
It is possible only to enter that world with a free heart and mind
The key is for the selfless and hateless soul to be on. And the gate is open

Must have to let go of anger
All negativity must be erased

Where is the gate?
Everywhere
But especially
Often in
Old and abandoned places
I found one
In England
In an ancient fascinating cemetery

UNTHINKABLE PARALLEL ENIGMA aldravia poetrix


      


            time
         suspended
          surprises
           buried
            inception
              cancelled...!


Premium Member PERPENDICULAR AND PARALLEL

PERPENDICULAR AND PARALLEL
(Apropos Of We Got This)

Another sunrise,
We are perpendicular;
Paralleling life:-

Upright together,
We are parallel in thoughts;
Victory is ours:-

Onward let us go;
Perpendicular in hope,
Paralleling faith:-

Parallel Interface

As one perceives the trees leaves,

An elegant green gleams.

Screaming yellow sunbeams,

Downloading data streams,

As we drift into daydreams.

Our spirit slipstreams,

Into the Supreme.

Encasing us in peace,

As we release,

Thoughts to increase,

The hold on our realities.

Infinite possibilities,

Running simultaneously,

Through waves of energy.

Creating unique personalities,

Through individuality.

Constant lessons in duality,

Teaching sensuality,

The thirst for more,

Our urge to explore,

The brain storms,

Our core transforms,

True treasure in form.

Break away from the swarm,

Take pleasure in your warm,

Enveloping glow, and know,

We all grow,

In its loving grace,

Your first birthplace,

Among the stars,

Swirling galaxies in space,

Waiting for us to retrace,

Come face to face,

To your Truth,

As we evolve as a race,

Through a parallel interface.

Premium Member Parallel Universes

crisscrossing parallel universes
by some freak of nature
teeter tottering tumbling 
to one side then to the other

in one world her home
Julia is unbearably lonely
a devastated grieving widow
inconsolable since her tragic loss

one day she crosses over to the other side
walking into a parallel world where 
all is the same but for the accident
and her marriage never cut short

like a curious puzzle she puts pieces together
understanding that in this new world
she is squandering her treasure
taking for granted the man of her life

throwing away in one world the same prize 
desperately grieved in the other

how will she balance the two worlds ~


AP: Honorable Mention 2025

(inspired by 1988 movie 'Julia and Julia' starring Kathleen Turner)

Premium Member Trans-parallel-Ans'

Are u hu-man? Or?
P C imam bot legese?
Woe-ad priest Par'i?

Seine fish (aroma) 
2000 years, new bottles old whine!
Crawling's not flying!!

Premium Member Parallel ExErCiSeS--

Parallel  ExErCiSeS--

James Edward Lee Sr.
Michael Block

jumping jacks --
movement hangs on cross 
captive prominence 

chosen to hang on -
suspended on tree aloft

jumping rope . . .
athletes running drills sets 
army tactics

war fought and won 
play time children-
second full moon

nighty night --
solace breaths last breath

harken midnight--
comes lunar genesis
glory shine

7/20/2024
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©

The parallel life of a woman



              To be a woman:
              Is to search your father's missing love in stranger's beds
              To live life scrambling for love
              Yet hating every moment of it
              To crave gentleness, yet run at the sight of it
              Such is womanhood,
              in its adequate inadequacy.

                - The parallel life of a woman

Premium Member When we dream, in fact, we are in a parallel world

When we dream, in fact, we are in a parallel world,
A world where everything is possible, where our heart flies without wing,
Where our steps leave no trace, but our feelings build bridges,
Bridges towards the souls we long for, towards the loves that await us.
Likewise, when we love, we lose ourselves in a parallel universe,
Where time stops and only the heartbeats can be heard,
Where our eyes meet and create galaxies,
Galaxies of passion, desire, and shared dreams.
In this parallel world, our hands intertwine like the roots of an ancient tree,
And our souls dance together, like two butterflies in the morning light,
There, in that world, there are no barriers, no distances,
It's just the pure love that unites us, embraces us, and makes us dream together.

Premium Member TRISTICH PARALLEL the FORM

TRISTICH IS A PARALLEL VERSE(Inspired by Hebrew Biblical parallels) it comprises  L1 theme L2 ECHO of theme L3 Punchline/observation

Wardrobes, full of clothes,
crossstitch cluttered walls-
her shadow still clouds my mind

Premium Member Tristich In Parallel

Inspiration takes many forms,
a thought picture,event,dream or word-
Each,willed, as and when,from the Spirit heard.

(Inspired by 1 Corinthians 12:11)

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