Short Descension Poems
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Ascension’s intentions shun descension
Extension’s prehension ~
Boldest dimensions of invention
"ON THE AGENDA"
tonight
Gould
waits
for
the
Pacific
and
I.
tonight
hell
waits
for
us
all.
oh what fine music
awaits our descension.
By: Chicano Eddie
752017
something here
is not right when
i breach into the
eye of your candy
what was once neatly
furnished is now
carelessly shambled
the sourness of it all
leads me to endlessly
leap
trust is melted quicksand
under the merciless sun
when it rises, the apex of descension
truly begins
A film of bubbles on her hull
as ice around her crowns it's chill
descension pits and twinks it's tune
to merry wandering fish full bloom
In white, albino, skeletonised
with scales of silver for their eyes
as liquid in their mouth, it glides
these hollow sailor's wave goodbye~
to wrap you around in one.
the grand pupal descension.
a bite of summertime,
of falling.
to take a silent pause.
page filled with imagined
detailed scenarios.
memories.
left to the viewer to ponder.
to a beauty,
with gentle strokes of brilliance.
gladly caressing yours.
that familiar stop,
of blissful adoration.
the pain.
A
happy
conclusion
circulated
repetitiously
effectuating
accordingly
affected
lonely
hearts
2019 September 17
**The Trip is an ascending/descending syllabic singled word climb, whereby, more words added to the trip--is the challenge--my efforts concluded with a two/singular five-syllabic word in an ascension/descension mode.
Yes tired, messed and fired
Put work aside for a free morrow
distress from stress makes one tired
Awaiting descension of a day without sorrow.
Precipitance hits the tide of time
Filled with load of contrastive burden
Time did evolve with a different crime
Ages past all in a sudden
Thousand years turn a day
A day without sorrow never came
A sorrow in the marrow, hopes at bay
Bros and Sis have none to blame