Short Anguishing Poems
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Memories are all I have,
Intense and suffocating.
Churned out emotions needing salves
Healed, yet unrelenting
Abject surrender to your wiles
Embittered by time
Looming reminiscence of your smiles
Sealed in my mind
Anguishing on a future lost
Grieving over what once was,
Agonizing at what it has cost
Remembering mem'ries of a distant past
Tranquility unleashed
within the woods resides,
fountain of music
Every passing hour breeds
tunes unheard
awakening senses
which were once muted.
Diffused among rooted beings,
the ignored melodies seep in,
either pristine or reprise.
A recurring thud,
anguishing realisation
Maligned ears of the modern
will never bear these old tales.
E ach pebbled path awaits the fall mum without momentum
L anguishing until the fall of foot brings them a pace.
A ll static objects seek the joy, the soulful strum
T hat gives to some and uncommon sense of face
I dling not within the static shell, the unnoticed place.
O nly movement brings the eye, the heart to hold, the rise
N o stone unrolled can bring an accolade to such as I.
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Holy men anguishing over holy words.
Predicting the return with arithmetic.
Swinging revelations like a medieval sword.
Recalculating when the day passes like a billion others.
They disappear for a while, thinking we'll forget about their false prophecies.
I haven't forgotten.
I remember their red, hot-bloated faces pointing pointy fingers at me.
Somewhere in their ego's froth, they've forgotten the passage from Mathew
24:36.
r andomly I stare into
e ach reflective surface
f orever pondering the
l ines of age, pain and joy
e ach one a splendid testament
c ulled from a full life
t eased endlessly, eternally
i nto distorted images
o f the soul of me
n ever quite
s eeing..I
s urely, I am
n ot this shallow
o nly time can plane my cheek
i nsight my eyes to fade
t urn the plumpness of lip to
c rinkles of mirth
e nlivening the gray
l anguishing in silver
f orever seeing but parts of the
e cstasy I
r eflect