Short Clairsentient Poems

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Premium Member otherworld entity

a fog-like shield
portal to otherworld
an apparition

do others see this
are they clairsentient too
no one admits it


Premium Member Empathic Recognition

an instant empathic recognition
a knowing without knowing how I know
being clairsentient is in my mind's forefront
I adjust my clairvoyant eye as an old soul brings a message

Premium Member Adults Who Are Clairsentient

Some adults have retained their childlike qualities
These humans can sense, smell, and see spirit.
The trick is in the way you approach life.
You have to skip toward it, loving the idea of something new
Expecting to capture joy and love each day.

Premium Member Clairaudient and Clairsentient

We are both clairaudient
We can hear slamming of doors
or kitchen cupboards when no one is visually there.

We are also both clairsentient
Some would call us empaths.
We pick up on feelings, which is why going to a mall is awful

We know without knowing how we know

Premium Member Being Clairaudient and Clairsentient

we do not all sense, hear or feel the same things
parts of myself are not in touch with other sides
when I hear another voice, sometimes it is me, wheezing
Spirit attempts to contact me through smell and electronic manipulation
the perils of being clairaudient and clairsentient
I do not share this with everyone, only people I trust or strangers


Premium Member Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Daughter

she was the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter
this does not happen as often as you think
rare even in the Celtic circles

she was supposed to be clairaudient and clairsentient.
She was neither
no kind of oracle at all

the village came to test her “powers”
she tried her best to explain that she had none
but they took some convincing

once a stereotype always a stereotype I guess
it made her sad that no one believed her
until they finally did.

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