Short Intermixed Poems

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A Typical Night

night pulls me
into endless despair
half- conscious
i slide between
nightmares and dreams
illusion and reality
hopelessly intermixed
until I am fully awakened
and the cool wetness
of my face and pillow
is my only relief
Form:


Watercolor Love

Like watercolor pictures left out in the rain
Our colors have mingled,yet the originals still remain.
Two watercolor paintings without frames,
Became one picture over time,
Yet two of us still there.
Our colors blended naturally,
Now all the hues are shared.
I love your colors intermixed with mine:
Together they have made a new design.
A Watercolor picture painted by the rain,
We may go, but our Watercolor Love will still remain
Form: Shape

Premium Member Life's Questions

Winds of change are blowing
Not sure which way it's heading
Directions purely unknown
Reality and dreams intermixed
Endlessly searching life's questions
Finding comfort in new tomorrows
Past left behind future looms ahead
Seeking the evasive truths
The winds of change are blowing
Not sure which way it is heading


04/03/16

In today's world there is so much happening.
What do we believe to be the truth in matters.
Phyl's pondering

Do You Feel It

Did you feel that moment?

That unexpected hum of heartbeat in your ears,
  the rise of blush upon your cheeks,
  the sudden ache within your breast and loins?

Was it merely physical
  a chemical imbalance of love and lust intermixed,
  of passion that ignited breath and heart and soul?

Wanting and needing you
   that was all I needed to know.
   Did you feel it
Do you feel it now?

Seize the moment and its passion
   come closer
   I'm but a breath away.
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