Short Interlink Poems

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Interlink

Black hairy beauty
White geese offer dry feathers
I'm wanderer breeze
Flying kites in empty breath
No one licks the wide web net

22.06.2020 Chattgram
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Thought For Today

Thought For Today Miracle Man 4/6/2023 Perhaps the best poem I may ever write, lies dormant in time as a mere drop of ink. Thoughts often appear, but then quickly take flight, many times unworthy thoughts don’t interlink.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Sequence-Clasped Together

The 
softness
of a palm,
that brings inner
calm-
the
feel of
finger tips,
sensitive as 
lips-
hands
gently
interlink
words,the other
thinks

Inspired by Rodin's The Cathedral
http://www.sculpturegallery.com/sculpture/la_cathedrale.html
Form: Lanterne

I Can’t Let Go

Together we are one, the dust isn’t
anything but an obstacle.
Help me see the light, lead me away 
from darkness. My heart is with you.

Souls merged in connection for the sake 
of serenity. Please.. please.. please…
Mercy me… provide the peace I cannot
bare.

I am with you, my entity integrated for a
caused called interlink. Your mind wants
to be free but you can’t let go.

I can’t let go…

Poetic Natural Feelings

There was exposed the mind of expression
Rain of May came to the nib of writing pen
No sorrow there was in the drop of the summer sky
No happiness in the ecstasy of peacock dance pie
Yet there was the poetic word, interlink of thought
There were you and unspoken dream in soulful dot
True or false, pleasure or pain never dyed me with you
But naturally, I'm entangled with glad and grief review

27.05.2020 Chattogram


Interlink

In the mirror is a galaxy,
It's white and black and blue. 
It gives to me an alloquy,
Then relocates in my shoe

The mouth of God is open
Her words are soft but firm
A web of parallels unbroken
A new knot at every turn

A day of true connection 
A night of sweet decay
I pray for loss of circumspection
I dip my hands into the clay

I do not know for certain 
But I cannot not believe
Let me pull back the darkened curtain 
Let me reconnect with Eve
Form: Rhyme

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