Short Dizzied Poems

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Vertigo

it's cooling my nape, 
this damp collar 
of my coat.

by neither water nor gale 
i'm cast adrift, 
set afloat.

the ocean swells in my mind, 
my shrunken brain 
starts to bloat.

dizzied by the toss and yaw 
of my imaginary 
boat!


Imaginary Boat

It's cooling 
   my fevered nape,
      this damp collar of my coat;

the ocean
   swells in my mind,
      my head seems to shrink or bloat;

by neither 
   water nor gale
      I'm cast adrift, set afloat;

dizzied
   by the toss and yaw
      in my imaginary boat!
Form: Rhyme

Keep On Hugging

We always do!
Well, maybe we shouldn't...
I cherish hugs from you!
Today, it just isn't prudent...

Forget what is on the news!
I'm dizzied, from the media spin...
We have the right to choose!
Arms embrace, sparkling within...

Don't allow such grievous stories
Rob us of love's simple glories!
Form: Rhyme

Information Technology

Inside/Outside
Maze of life, Mirror of thought
Brain symbiosis on bureaucratic 
Check the bank 
The recognition dizzied, paralyzed

Come thunder to break the ice
Come harpoon to cut control 
Bring spirit underground
Where echoed sounds still resound

Love reigns in wet drops
Love conquers all shields
Form:

My Light

As a journeyed this morning I saw light
The light I saw shone through each cloud
As I drove by I soaked in with delight
This beautiful light that surrounded around
What a joy I thought, to witness this glory
When hardly a soul was awake I was dizzied with emotion
I remembered my life, my worth and my story
All beacuse of this intimately beautiful devotion
Form:


Unwrapped Claymore

Again I bend to kiss this  blade
Then face the winds of Change in steadfast resolution
Whisperings of vows long made
Spin in dizzied revolution
Old and weary wrinkles fade
In face of coming restitution
Tis now my turn to face the night
and at long last to know what's right
Freedom's been a constant fight
Worth every dancing minute
To earn a living in it
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Carnival

CARNIVAL

Masquerade
Passing parade
Behind the faces –
What?
Dizzied bright
Synthetic light
Synthetic everything!

Robotics
The mystery
What you see?
Now!
Straight forward
You hip!
You hip!
You left    right    left!

Words can kill
Silence is telling
Behind the faces-
What?
Which one?
Which one has murdered someone?
Which    unknown     has been reborn ‘neath a star?
Masquerade.
Hundreds on parade
Carnival!
Form: Narrative

In the Beginning

The beginning has begun – light breaks through a broken past.
I walked around the turn and jumped through the looking glass.
I dizzied in the bend, and knew it wouldn’t last,
my battleship has sunk… the flag now at half-mast.

A garden I now grow, and tend it every day.
The Cheshire Cat - it grins – love’s lust in a passion play.
I seek the path that leads, believing I won’t stray…
No beginning and no end; A tie that binds, they say.
© K Cochrane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Boredom After Boredom

Boredom after boredom
As the bitter contents of life unfold,
And mortals wind their way home
To mark the end of their earthly lease.

Turning and turning around the selfsame path
Through the predetermined arcs of fortune and fate,
Dizzied by the opium of struggle till the last of breath,
To answer unknown judgments, to face the incorruptible jury.

Who will the future foretell and inform mortals of their fate
And alleviate their confusion, and get things clear and straight.
Form: Verse

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