Short Nadir Poems
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A fleeting Fata Morgana that transmutes the deadly shiver of existence into the chrysopoeic alchemy of the infinite, where the boundaries of time and space are but a mere illusion.
NADIR
Never knew I could sink so low
As when you walked out through the door.
Don’t know why you had to go.
I’ve nothing to live for any more
Rock bottom now you’ve hurt me so
zenith
maximum, highest
attaining, climbing, reaching
peak, acme, ascendant, pessimism
descending, plunging, sinking
lowest, minimum
nadir
Date created: 05/16/2021
Reaching soil from from one end of the earth to the end.
Anointing nutrients of life to growing existence.
Insisting on equal distribution and fairness of quality.
Nesting in the clouds until its due time.
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Little midnight bunny
Hid in deepest umbra
Cunning coyotes prowl
A spotted owl searches
Wherever can you go?
A rattler reached your hole
A wily weasel roams
Inky shadows shrinking
As the moon is rising
Wherever can you go?
A striped skunk skulks your way
Hunker down, let him stay
Two full cups of wine
even before we dine
Two more later, raised in song
What could go wrong ~
by midnight’s gong*
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*All food and drink must be con-
sumed by the middle of the
night... A 'Seder' is the order
of the ritualized ceremony of
Passover night.
Tabled all my thoughts to keep them empty
Walked alone to make the voices die
Never thought pebbles would make waves that crested over all the sunlight
and brought my hopes down with the colors of the sky
Nothing there to balance what is spinning
I cannot let the phantoms gain control
My pulse quickens as the chaos starts to envelope all the silence
Can't make the pieces come together as a whole
When melodies are gone
And the cock refuses to crow
When the storms come
And the ship cannot sail
When the streams are dry
And there’s no water to drink
When the clouds are dark
And rain falls ceaselessly
When the pocket goes dry
And hunger comes visiting
When the nights are long
And sleep is gone
When love is lost
And loneliness beckons
In gratitude lies solace
For little gifts of life
Day. Night. Sight. Breath.