Short Intersects Poems
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Times Square
Intersects the television screen.
At the crescendo of the scene
A starlet sings a melancholy song,
Hiding in a costume that disguises
The method she employs
To hypnotize the audience.
Copyright © 1997-2018 by Benjamin Toney. All rights reserved.
Trappings of femininity
Cagey breasts, Alexandrian perfume
An act of seduction
Not stupid in blunt fingernails
Painted rose a caressing owl
Scratches blood and snatches wallet
In crafty hands Love towels roll
clod in time my flesh intersects
the heat, boot and crawling insects.
Too many sacred paths in front of us to trod,
no two intersects but each one leads to the God.
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REVISED:
Too many sacred paths in front of us to trod,
no two intersect, but each one leads to God.
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Equinox
noun EE-kwuh-nahks
1 : either of the two points on the celestial sphere where the celestial equator intersects the
2 : either of the two times each year (as about March 21 and September 23) when the sun crosses the equator and day and night are everywhere on earth of approximately equal length
life on the edge
of a thread
suspended from a network
of interlocking filaments
bound by triangulated interstices
woven by a master of deception
integrated into his lair
lying in wait
patient vigilant and aware
of what disturbs motion
intersects light
ever ready to ensnare the unaware
who venture into the transparent maze
suspended mid-air
Memories bring bitter tears one day,
sweet comfort and contented sighs the next.
Those journeys down the roads we’ve traveled may
evoke a range of dark and light effects,
ennui or elation. Either way,
it’s where the past with present intersects.
April 17, 2020
Contest Title: Each Letter Threads the Verse Placed 1st
Sponsor: Joseph May
April 25, 2020, entered in the Strand Pick E contest
It’s raining outside
and I feel content
to just sit on the porch
and watch a squirrel
snag a slice of pizza
from a trash can
The weight is too great
and it falls in
but this is one determined squirrel
A Moliére tale
about a piece of string
intersects my thought
but that’s arbitrary
after a few tumbles
and false starts;
the squirrel gets the pizza
out of the trash can.
It did seem like
a lot of work
for a stale slice of pizza
but who am I to judge?
Live in the now
The present where
Awareness comes
Live in the time
The space where
Things unfolds
Live in the space
The pinpoint where
Life intersects
Live in the void
Beyond space and time
Where eternity lingers
Live in the glimpse
Of knowing no-thing
Yet knowing all stuff
Live sure enough
Without pretense
Purge prejudiced thought
Live and live well
The simple life
That unfurls in dreams
Leon Enriquez
13 September 2014
Singapore