Short Coalescence Poems
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Shining with allure
in psychedelic brilliance.
ruby, emerald and azure
coalescence glow,
iridescent mysteries
light writhing in dance
swiftly they come and they go
sweeping ebony
shimmering serpents
casting mysterious dance
flirting with the sky
insinuating color
bold, with every sweeping arch
Aurora Borealis
Shining with allure
in psychedelic brilliance.
ruby, emerald and azure
coalescence glow,
iridescent mysteries
light writhing in dance
swiftly they come and they go
sweeping ebony
shimmering serpents
casting mysterious dance
flirting with the sky
insinuating color
bold, with every sweeping arch
My mind coalescence into a mush
Flies of the past reeling to the present
My used head doesn’t want to give a push
Only the butterflies leave such a dent
The fields of the lost mind are very lush
Doesn’t show progress that others have lent
My head is swarmed with little bugs, mildly
Showing the pain and tearing directly
Russell Sivey
To all things futuristic
It's best to be realistic
Time is evanescent
But life is incessant
All are born of the same essence
To become a coalescence
To each imperfection
Make life's perfect projection
To love completely
Is to love entirely
To love with less
Is to live oppressed
Fear not the shadow upon your wall
Rather the life not lived to its all
I Gathered The Aura Of Light Around Me
The Aura Of Light, Softly Surrounds Me
An Aura Of Light, So Bright
I Closed Eyes To View Sight …
Caress and Coalescence
Coexistent … Luminescent
by The Force of A Million-Billion, Rushing Beams !
… and Just As Many, Soft, Sweet-Dreams
… GOD’s Gifts, Are So Supreme !!
My Sweet, Silver Sanctum Gleams !
… in The Aura Of Light Around Me …
A manifestation of God's word,
The Big Bang created the universe:
a phantasmagorical coalescence of sparks.
Billions of galaxies swirl in the fabric of time and space
like filigree clusters, set with pulsars and quasars,
and massive black holes generating cosmic rays.
Stewards of both life and death, stars define infinity
as dark matter anchors gravity's web of threads,
blurring boundaries of science and creation:
life floats in an unfathomable sea of ebony.