Probingly Poems | Examples


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Lovers

Peeked through clouds,


 Sun made them, feel warmth.
 Aroused, same sober mirth in both.....

 Flashed flairs of love in probing blue eyes,
 Smiled at him, she
 Straight to heart,

 Passed...... Prolonged hug,
 Lost them in oneness,

 Closed probingly, love filled eyes.

Fall To Me

Wind stream rider high in flight
Far beyond espy steady
Searching clouded obsidian
Peaks of loss and desire
Held closely to my sanity
Erupted in fears adrenaline 
Rushing through feral blaze
Carrying that scent within epitome
Stilling me trepid emptiness drains
Into this eddy ripping my voice
Roaring passion inside echoes
Off my skull where solace blankets
Covering bodies waxy marring
My features hiding my dishonor
Whitewashed shame of lasting hope
Carried behind an icy azure
Suavely cold and hotly fevered
Illusions I carry eyes skyward
Probingly closed stifled straining
Catching your voice as you descend
From the heights of Daedalus down
Will I lay my ardors last vigor
Of a promise of eternal love holding
You close as you…
Fall to me.

Time Out

the self says it is time
to go ashore and on the 
island to the tent made of
that skin too thin forever
crawls into the sleeping-bag 
with freezing dreams buttons  
me up right to the brain pulls 
indolence up over all the
senses bends sensitivity
tightly round my axis

rolls it up into a ball like 
playing in my lap makes me 
probingly rotate it round and 
round till finally it tosses 
blobs of colors up into my
head where splinters glide in 
mirrored patterns like the pieces
in kaleidoscopes and the old
almost familiar galaxies are
circling round black holes


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