Short Imponderable Poems
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monogamous not
awful courtmanship
nips off lover’s head
tally ho handsome
imponderable female
seduces new prospect
Your face unwrinkles
You are imponderable
In your vast silence
In your deep, dark blue embrace
Who dares breach your salty keep?
Imagine, if you will,
intolerable temps,
indomitable force,
incalculable mass,
imponderable strength,
ineffable presence,
interminably – here.
Close the door why?
not to alter your life....!?
Hide the window why?
for fear of pondering
the imponderable....!?
lock yourself in
for what ?
Not to be revealed,
for being afraid of fate, of infinity,
of the unknown...?
Somewhere to go
Someone to see waiting
Something to say...why
Sands of time dry tears
Sigh of desert wind
Sweeps away face...where
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Lakes lie limpid imponderable,
glistening and glassy.
Looking like kites hanging
suspended in the sky,
towing streams as shimmering tails,
wriggling in the wind.
Lakes and streams are inseparable,
codependent, bedfellows,
each alike each other,
with wet bed bottoms
and wet watery entrails.
Will the sky topple inward
or the hills heap upwards
it I do not make these symbols
upon a snow-white field?
Will a poet turn to stone
before my eyes
or will a jackdaw caw
pointlessly into a gale?
And now the thin thread
thickens
becomes a full gutted snake
laying across a dusty road
or is it a rope
knotted and curling
as obtuse as any
imponderable script?
I Never Knew You
Written: by Miracle Man
12-9-2019
Devoured by fear and emptiness,
We make feeble attempts against imponderable forces.
Forces that coerce our minds while ravaging our souls.
To grasp the skeleton of hope, is not always enough?
The day will come When we accept Jesus’ sin debt payment
on the cross or hear the words “I never knew you.”
Matthew 7:23
“And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.”