Short Fugacious Poems

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Premium Member Fugacious

In the space between two seconds
a fugacious presence is revealed,
having escaped from the eternal
often comes to prove me wrong.


Premium Member Deep Coma

Awaking from deep coma
Capturing realities
Shattering mind chimeras
Fugacious stupor












Example for Reality Contest
5-18-2016
Form: Dodoitsu

Fugacious Light

I left the shadow
my selfish way
and shined
even knowing
that i wasn't
the sun...
I lit
I set fire
I warmed
the cold of the people
I calmed down
 and then enjoyed
 people's fire in turn...
After all
I searched the night
again
knowing
that I have now some
lumen of 
light...

Premium Member The Power of Innocence

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Childlike innocence
turns stones into shiny stars
clouds into tall ships—
wonder walks barefoot through grass
where doubts, care not to follow.

Wet hands in beach sand
build castle kingdom ramparts
to defy the surf—
knowing that naivety
is a fugacious bulwark.

Morning eyes open
to greet the world, unarmoured—
as a child artist
who fears how they're growing up
will dispel their impishness.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Celestial Gaze

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Ballads and candles of lyrical light in stemmed yearning breezes of ethereal pearl shimmering translucence in a velvety damask A celestial serenade ~ glittering gold, a halo of airy haze An ostentatious cynosure, a wispy elixir Calcite talismans and ethereal melody. The cosmos is in harmony zingy zest blasts in sapphirelike gaze A flow dashed over the scary abyss. an emollient erstwhile fugacious lyric
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Our Friend the Acid Tripper

In fluent argot like a profound inchoate
Chthonic patronizing blood paroxysmally folds in curdles
You illuminate none but yourself with a pleasant scapegrace idiocy
Dishevelled and voluble in dark ages of medieval filth

Legerdemain to my vituperate wills and wanders
Anything in purge of the death of proclivity, namely yours
Crepuscular black skies, fugacious and oneiric...you dissolve them

Caviler
Caviler 
Caviler
Abate your breaths

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