Short Deluging Poems

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Clean

When the storm is out
And the rain has stopped 
Deluging my drought,
I find my weights dropped
I have been clean washed. 



2nd April 2023


Circomlocution

In a labyrinth fixed 
on parchment folio,
Words smother eyes, 
midst confounding minds.
Each jargon befogs 
what’s ought to be explicit:
deluging audience, 
in lieu of comprehension.

Premium Member True Friends

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                       torn broken and  t       s
                                                        s    e     
                                                           d
                       a veil of tears deluging~
                       yet true friends abide
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Form: Haiku

Time Lost In the Current

Find me in the salt of your drifting tears,
    deep chameleon waters of time lost-
              Deluging and immersing in soaked fears,
       while the ebb and flow of life pays the cost.
               Second by second your timepiece appears-
                        Oh, count the years…
                                            ...may the current find me.



January 17, 2017
Form: Verse

The Dance of Life

The crowded room muffles to a gentle hum,  indecipherable against the pounding of my mind. Watching others swiftly glide across the floor making the dance appear so simple, maintaining a steady rhythm and fancy footwork to impress the crowd. A winning performance will achieve accolades galore. 

Standing on the sidelines now
Insidious anxieties rise
Deluging senses 
Questioning one's own ability 
To remember with accuracy and flare
The right steps for this, the Dance of Life


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