Short Motherboard Poems

City lights sparkling,
mirrored in the Bay,
multi-colored jewels— 
amber, rose, and green,
crystal, diamond-white—
gracing bridge and buildings—
mansions, pubs, and shops—
fanciful reflections of
countless points of intrigue.
Neurons, lives entwining—
schemes, ideas, and passions—
complex as a motherboard,
vibrant as a heartbeat,
fertile and entrancing,
as though fashioned by a
cosmic magician’s spell....

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By George P. Lumayag
https://georgelumayag.weebly.com/


You’re on board with LED lights,
You’re guided with pure lights.
 
Sometimes, you’re so hot on board,
Like a capacitor of a motherboard.

What you need is pure resistance,
Like a resistor to resist your hotness for instance.

If you cannot resist your temper,
Your logic turns to a wave of full black anger.

Don’t wait for a black LED screen,
To conquer your system screen....

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Aruba
Pink and orange sunsets
Surrounded by tropical 
Joy, people smiling at breakfast.

Urged by the scenery 
To fully relax 
And smell morning’s coffee

Beyond my tablet, 
I spy the delightful 
Petite snow-colored
Flowers that peek
Like faeries 
Through their
Fuchsia motherboard

Amongst
The fragrant bougainvillea
Climbing toward heaven
From whence she came
I sigh my first sigh of
vacation.

Written 3-19-2019
Contest: Bougainvillea
Sponsor: Craig Cornish...

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