Short Insoluble Poems
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I still don't realize why
when I mentalize you,
it rains inside me...
and the sun gets cloudy
in silence...
What an insoluble mystery...!
You start
the poem
but cannot end it
insoluble through teared eyes
A whipping wrecking ball swung, slugging your breast
striking a sharp chord of melancholy thought hidden
a random book, a random page, a random long-forgotten line; yet…
The fragmented truth of all truths
synonymously changes within themselves all the time
without changing the absolute rigid whole truth
ineffable insoluble mystery of existing truth
In fruitless tradition,
to kneel at the redingote of memory,
in this garden of loss and souls,
an insoluble desire to court heartache.
To renew a dark corner of the heart,
like a half burned candle that we labor to reignite,
through the bitter ephemeral winds of time.
But only illuminate that which will never be again.
We have much in common,
the same number of limbs
organs, D.N.A., frailties.
Yet there’s still a smidgen,
a pinch of disparity,
just enough difference
for a disagreement.
Enough to possibly instigate
an insoluble conflict,
or a religious feud
between one moron
and another.
Given time, we will surely
find other minor differences,
which will of course insure
that things will keep getting
worse.
The only way to solve the insoluble
is to dissolve into this moment,
relinquish everything
and become utterly
selfless.
The secret of the escape artist
is to slip unnoticed
Into the present.
True patience requires
not waiting for that which,
every time you look up,
already arrived.
The past is irredeemable,
the future unapproachable.
The only time to set your
watch to is
now.
Christopher M. Swan 2010
In the inmost part of my extrinsic insoluble mind
There is a berth that you have to leaf thoroughly through to find
A vicinity that's scarred by years of heartless crime
Like a flask with echoes of sour screams, overflowing with cries
Keeps me roused at eventide with a toothless grin
Wondering if I'll be tolerable for once in my continuance and when
Day spring comes and then my dusty attic generates a spin
Arise and get costumed, as it starts all over again
Sit under the sword
That hangs by a thread
And you may find out
What Damocles said
“My life is in check
And makes me unsure
A terrible wreck
Insoluble cure”
But ordinary life
No difference or sage
A book to endure
How many the page
And danger exist
Around every turn
A fire of time
The book may well burn
So sit in his place
What difference to make
When thread to consider
We all must partake
And biding of time
The sword may well fall
If by fate design
Some cardinal hall
Such opulent lives above desperation,
Pry your actions for insoluble wealth,
Their needs go by without hesitation,
Infestation of the material forgoing all health,
Are these cherished items your breath?
Counting priceless luxury at what cost?
For the immaterial is the only company for death,
But attachments shall leave you unrest and lost.
Breathe and realise,
Death comes to all, rich or poor,
Detachment is cure.
5th February 2016
Music by:
Breathe. - Jacoo
rent from the agony
past.
muscle mass made
from joy too.
hangs now deprived
form. Nerves dead.
Dead blood. Hard,
insoluble damns
capillary at
single
stroke.
higher disfunction
set on repeat
flickers behind
eyes bright
that do not bare looking
drooping red ring
rheumy. makes a
crust on the lost beauty
cheekbones once
chalk hills
dressed with
apple trees
are now nursery for flakes
of unstoppable tears
'wipe your eyes old man'
If only you could.